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EXTRAORDINARY
PART I -SECTION 1
No. 70A] NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899
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IMPORT TRADE CONTROL
New Delhi, the 27th April, 1977
Subject .—Import Policy for the Yean April 1977-March 1978.
Public Notice
No. 21-IIC(PN)/77.—The Import Trade Control Policy for
the year April 1977-Mdrch 1978, is contained in Volume I
& II, annexed to this public notice,
Sd/-
A S, GILL,Chicf Controller of Imports & Exports
Copy to all concerned;
By order etc,
[Issued from file No IPC/3/X/76]
A. RAMACHANDRAN, IT. Chief Controller of
Imports & Exports
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
IMPORT TRADE CONTROL POLICY FOR APRIL
1977—MARCH, 1978
SECTION I
GENERAL IMPORT POLICY AND
LICENSING SYSTEM
OBJECTIVE
The broad objective of the import policy for actual
users for 1977-78 is that the legitimate requirements
* of industry for imported raw materials should be met
in full. Fortunately, comparatively easy foreign
, exchange position has made it possible to liberalise the
policy. This has, however, been done carefully so
that chances of injury to indigenous industry should
be minimised, and the liberalised measures, in their
totality, should lead to increase in industrial produc-
tion, help in maintenance of the price line, particularly
with respect to items of mass consumption, and
strengthen the production base for a vigorous export effort. Certain changes have also been made in the
import trade control system so as to cut down delays,
and increase the efficiency of the organisation.
2. A number of important changes in procedures and content has also been made. Applicants are, therefore, requested to read the relevant instructions carefully before applying for import licences. Special attention of the applicants is invited to the revised procedure in respect of items to be included in the consumption certificate, revised I.T.C. classification for entries in this Book, supply of selected material by the canalising agencies without release orders, /Open General Licence and the policy for iron and
steel items.
PART—A
DEFINITION AND SCOPE
Actual Users (Industrial)
3. Actual users (industrial) are those who require raw materials, components, accessories and spare parts for their own use in an industrial manufacturing process. For purposes of issue of import licences, actual users (industrial) are classified into the following three categories :—
(i) Those registered with Directorate General of Technical Development (hereinafter referred to as D.G.T.D. units).
(li) Those registered with the Directors of Industries or other sponsoring authorities in their respective States as small scale units (hereinafter referred to as small scale units), and
(iii) Others (i.e. non-DG.T.D., non-SSI tr.its)
New Units
4. New units are those which have the requisite
machinery installed, but which did not receive import
licences/release orders for raw materials, components
and spares for two consecutive periods viz., April
1975—March 1976 and April 1976—March 1977.
324/28 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA. EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IProposed Units
5. Proposed units arc those which have not installed the requisite machinery, but which have made arrange- ments in respect of premises, power, etc, and have placed firm orders, or opened letters of eredU, for the purchase/import of machinery.
Existing Units
export houses, including export corporations of State/ Central Government under the import policy for registered exporters may also be included in the consumption certificate. In all cases, only the c.i.f, value of imported raw materials and components should be shown. It is clarified that in this certificate customs duty and other handling charges are NOT to be shown. In respect of steel items also, the consump- tion certificate should be in the form given in Appendix 50.
Items to be excluded from the Consumption
Certificate
6 Existing units arc those which have the installed machinery and have been getting import licences/ release orders. If a unit has obtained allotment of imported raw materials or components, through the State Trading Corporation or the Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation or any other recognised agency, or it has obtained import licences for raw materials and components under the import policy for registered exporters far ;iny of the two licensing periods, namely, April 1975—March 1976 and Apnl 1976—March 1977, it will be treated as an existing unit. If an industrial unit has not received any import licence for raw materials and components or allotment of imported raw materials/components in any of the two licensing periods mentioned above for any valid reasons, such unit may also be treated as "n existing unit by the licensing authority on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority concerned, provided it had been in production during the aforesaid two licensing periods.
9. The past consumption of the following items
should not be included in the consumption certificate
for grant of import licences/release orders :—
(i) Items obtained/to be obtained from the
canalising agency directly without the
requirement of the release orders from the
licensing authorities.
(n) Items obtained directly from the canalising
agencies on the recommendation of the
sponsoring authority.
(iii) Imported items purchased locally except
imported raw materials and components
obtained from eligible export houses under
the policy for registered exporters.
(iv) Items covered by the free licensing scheme
Consumption Certificate
7 Actual users arc required to produce consump- tion certificates in the form given in Appendix 50 showing the c.i f value of the imported raw materials and components consumed by a unit during a given period of time. This certificate has to be certified by a practising chartered accountant or cost accountant, who is not a partner or an employee of the applicant firm or its associates In the alternative, this certi- ficate may be given by the sponsoring authority con- cerned in the case of small scale units. A cost accountant must be a member of the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India. Calcutta and dulv authorised to undertake practice.
as given in Appendix 2 of this Book.
(v) Items imported/to be imported under Open
General Licence.
(vi) Iron and Steel items for which separate
import applications are required to be made
in terms of the policy indicated in
Appendix 41.
It is clarified that these items should not be taken into account for computing the value of consumption to determine the eligibility for issue of import licences.
10. During previous years, value of unutilised import licences/release orders in certain categories, which had been surrendered, was allowed to be taken into account for computing the value of consumption. This practice is being discontinued with effect from this year. The idea is that actual physical consump- tion of a unit should be the basis of further licensing.
Revised ITC Classification
8 The consumption certificate should include only the c.i.f. value of imported raw materials and com- ponents. These should have been either imported against the unit's own actual user licences, or obtained Horn the canalising agencies against release orders issued in favour of the unit by the licensing authorities, or licences/release orders obtained as registered exporter and/or nominee manufacturer under the registered exporters policy. Imported raw materials and components received/obtained through eligible 11. With effect from 1st April, 1976, Schedule I appended to the Imports (Control) Order, 1955, has been revised on the basis of the first Schedule of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 (51 of 1975), which in turn, is based on B.T.N. Classification. Till 31st March
SEC. J] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/291976, Schedule I to the Imports (Control) Order, 1955, was divided into six parts, namely, Parts I, II, III, IV, V and VI, and each Part into separate serial numbers. The sequence of entries in Sections II, III and IV in the Red Book used to be in accordance with the I.T.C. Classification as given in old Schedule I to the Imports (Control) Order, 1955. During the licensing period April 1976—March 1977, corres- ponding heading numbers of the Revised I.T.C. Schedule were shown against the respective items as far as possible.
12. With effect from April 1977—March 1978, Sections II and IV of the Red Book have been changed in accordance with the Revised I.T.C. Classi- fication as per existing Schedule I to the Imports (Control) Order, 1955. The pattern of entries in this Book is, therefore, in accordance with the revised I.T.C. schedule. Previously, there used to be an index giving the old I.T.C. Classification of the items from which the trade could know the classification of different items under old I.T.C. Schedule. As this Index contained the old I.T.C. classification, this has not been printed in this Book. In its place, Appendix 57 has been introduced in which all the B.T.N. entries have been reproduced for the guidance of the trade. This will facilitate finding out the classification of different items under the revised I.T.C. Schedule. Since the revised Import Trade Control Schedule based on BTN classification is being introduced for the first time during the current year, the actual users may not be fully aware of the revised classification of different items of raw materials and components. Applications submitted by the actual users without mentioning the revised I.T.C. classifica- tions, will be accepted by the licensing authorities. Further, for the purpose of assessment of customs duty the decision of the customs authorities as to under which heading number of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975, the goods imported should fall, would be final.
PART B
OPEN GENERAL LICENCE, FREE LICENSING AND DIRECT ALLOTMENT
13, Import of a number of items including machi- nery and raw materials has been allowed under open general licence. In addition, import of certain other items including permissible spare parts meant for maintenance of imported machinery or imported parts of the indigenous machinery, has been made freely hcensable. List of these items are given in appendices 1, 2 & 3 of this book. Categories of importers who can avail of this facility, are indicated against different items in these appendices The procedure for grant
of licences under the free licensing scheme is indicated
in appendix 2 of Lliis book.
14. In addition, a large number of items, import oi which is canalised through public sector agencies, have been placed under the scheme of direct allotment to actual users by different canalising agencies to meet their 12 months lequirements Detailed provisions in this regard have been given in Part H of this Section and in Section III of this Book.
15. Thus, actual users will be able to secure their full requirements of raw materials which have been brought within the purview of Open General Licence, free licensing, and direct allotment by canalising agen- cies. For the lest of their requirements, they will be able to get import licences in accordance with the policy as set out in the paragraphs that follow.
PART C IMPORT OF RAW MATERIALS AND COMPO- NENTS BY ACTUAL USERS (INDUSTRIAL)
Introduction
16. Upto now, the treatment accorded to select and non-select industries was different in certain respects. In actual practice, however, even non-select industries, under certain circumstances, could get the facilities intended for select industries. Havmg regard to die fact that a number of industries producing articles of mass consumption is in the non-select sector, and in the light of Government's objectives to provide imported raw materials to all industries to meet their legitimate requirements m full, under the pohcy for Ihe cunent year, a uniformly liberal treatment in the matter of import licensing will be accorded to all industries irrespective of their bemg select or non-selcU.
17 The system of automatic licensing which was mtioUuced dunng the year 1975-76, and was conti- nued in 1976-77, will continue to be operative during the current year, i.e., 1977-78.
IS. The basis of licensing has , however, been changed. The actual past cousumption will be the basis Also, within the oveiall entitlement, a measure of flexibility will be introduced. All actual users will b^ given licences based on past consumption only without reference to the past licensing. The appli- cations will be entertained directly by the licensing authority concerned. The automatic licences will be available to all actual users and it would be the endeavour of the Government to issue these licences within a short period after receipt of the applications. The specific procedure foi submission of applications
3 2 4 / 30 T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 [ P A RT Iami grant ot licences tor various categories of actual users is given in the succeeding paragraphs.
19. In addition to an automatic licence, a unit will also be eligible for a supplementary licence. Appli- cations for supplementary licences may be made to the sponsoring authority concerned, who will recommend to the concerned licensing authority, the value of supplementary licence that may be given to a unit. The sponsoring authority may recommend rejec- tion of the application for supplementary licences if it is satisfied that no such licence need be issued. Similarly, the value of supplementary licences to be provided in the case of different industries may also differ, depending on the production programme, inven- tory position, importance of that industry, and other relevant considerations.
Basis of Licensing
20 The basis on which licences will be issued to actual users (industrial) during 1977-78 will be as given in the following paragraphs.
D.G.T.D. Unite (Existing)
24. The items appearing in the last set of licences will be repeated except that the following items will not be included—
(a) Items the import of which is not permissible
under the 1977-78 policy.
(b) Items the import of which has been placed
on Open General Licence.
(c) Items which have been brought within the purview of the scheme of direct allotment by canalising agencies or items which arc allotted by the canalising agencies under other procedures.
25. Further, within the overall value of the entitle- ment, items which are permissible under the actual' user policy for 1977-78, but which did not appear in the previous set of licences/release orders, may be included in the import licence, at the request of the applicant, and without reference to the sponsoring authority. Such new items will be allowed on the applicant furnishing a declaration that the unit requires the items for production of the end-product in which it is engaged.
26. It will not be necessary for the applicant units to show utilisation of licences/release orders issued to them previously.
Automatic Licensing
21. AH existing D.G.T.D. units will submit their applications for raw materials and components direct to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, in the form and manner prescribed in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Proce- dure, 1977-78. These units should make their applications on an annual basis for raw materials and components by way of claiming replenishment of imported raw materials and components consumed by the units during 1975-76 or 1976-77, whichever is advantageous. The applications should be accom- panied by consumption certificate in the form given in Appendix 50 of this Book, duly certified by a Chartered Accountant/Cost Accountant. Clarifications given in paragraphs 7, 8, 9 and 10 above should be carefully noted by all applicants while giving consumption certificates.
22. The value of licences against such applications will be determined on the basis of the c.i.f. value of actual consumption of imported raw materials and components during 1975-76 or 1976-77, at the option of the applicant.
23 The modes of financing of the licences will normally be the same as in the case of the last set of licences.
27. Units which are granted licences for raw materials and components on the basis of a fixed pack value or phased manufacturing programme, can also avail of the facility of automatic licences. How- ever, such units may also obtain licences on the basis of pack value or the phased manufacturing pro- gramme, at their option.
28 In the case of units which came into existence during 1976-77, licences may be issued on repeat basis, without reference to consumption, i.e., on the basis of value of licences/release orders issued for the period 1976-77, covering their full 12 months' requirements. However, if in any case, the licences were issued covering only six months requirements for the period 1976-77, the value of such licences would be doubled for the purpose of calculat- ing the entitlement of the unit for the period 1977-78. The above facility will also be available to units which came into existence during the year 1975-76, provided they have not been granted any import licence/release order for 1976-77 or they have been granted import licence/release order for 1976-77 to cover their six months' requirements only. It is clarified that no unit will be granted import licence on repeat basis without reference to consumption, to meet theii requirements for a period exceeding 24 months,
SEC JJ THE GAZETTK Oh INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7. 1899 324/31Supplementary Licensing
29. Applications for supplementary licences for law materials and components will be considered on the recommendation of the D G.T.D Such appli- cations should be made through the D G TD indi- cating cleaily the icasons for additional requirements for raw materials and components. Information in icgard to export performance, production programme relating to the end-pioducts concerned, the require- ment of law mateiials or components for such produc- tion, stocks in hand, stocks in the pipeline, value of automatic licences obtained or expected to be obtain- ed foi 1977-78, and the value of un-utilised licences/ jdense oiders etc in hand should also be furnished along with the application.
30 Applications foi supplementary licences should be made in the form given in Appendix 54 of this Book and should be accompanied by a consumption certificate in the form given m Appendix 50 of this Book, along with other paiticulars as mentioned above These applications can be mads at the same tune ai the application for automatic licences, or at any other time thereafter, but before the last date prescribed for the purpose.
31. The last date for receipt of applications for automatic and supplementary licences by C.C.I. & E./ D.G.TD. will be the 31st December, 1977.
SMALL SCALE UNITS (EXISTING)
Automatic Licensing
32. Units in the small scale sector will submit their applications for raw materials and components required by them for the period April 1977—March 1978 in the form and manner as given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78 to the regional licensing authorities concerned The applications should be accompanied by the consumption certificate in the form given in Appendix 50 of this Book duly certified by a Charteied Accountant/Cost Accountant or sponsor- ing authority as indicated in para 7 above.
33. The value of licences to be issued against sudi applications will be deleimined on the basis of c.i f. value of actual consumption of imported raw materials and components during the period 1975-76 or 1976-77, at the option of the applicant PLUS 20 per cent thereof. The provision made in para 28 above can also be availed of by the small scale units.
Supplementary Licensing
34. If any unit wants law materials and components ovei and above the value obtained under the automatic licensing system, it should apply to the regional licens- ing authority concerned for the grant of a supple- mentary licence, through the sponsoring authority concerned, indicating the reasons tor additional requirement of raw materials and components.
35 Applications for supplementary licences should be made ui the form given in Appendix 54 of this Book and should be accompanied by a consumption certificate in the form given in Appendix 50 of this Book along with other particulars in regard to export performance, production programme relating to the end-products concerned, requirement of raw materials and components for such end-products, stocks in hand, stocks in the pipeline, value of automatic licences obtained or expected to be obtained for 1977-78 and the value of un-utih&ed licences/release orders etc. in hand. The regional licensing authorities will consider these applications m consultation with the State Director of Industries or other sponsoring authority concerned.
36 The items appearing in the last set of licences will be repeated, except that the following items will not be included :—
(a) Items the import of which is not permissible
under the 1977-78 policy.
(b) Items the import of which has been placed
on Open General Licence.
(c) Items which have been brought within the purview of the scheme of direct allotment by canalising agencies or items which arc allotted by the canalising agencies under other procedures.
37. Further, within the overall value of the entitlement, items which are permissible under the actual user policy for 1977-78, but which did not appear in the previous set of licences/release orders may be included in the import licence, at the request of the applicant, and without reference to the sponsor,ng authority. Such new items will be allow- ed on thj applicant furnishing a declaiation that the un't requ res the items for production of the end- product in which it is engaged.
38. In the case of small scale units whose value of licences/release orders for the period 1975-76 or 1976-77 is Rs. 50,000 or less, automatic licences may be granted on repeat basis during the current period without reference to the past consumption.
39. Units which are granted licences for raw materials and components on the basis of a fixed pack value or phased manufacturing programme, can also avail of the facility of automatic licences. Such units can also obtain licences on the basis of the pack value/phased manufacturing programme, at their option.
324/32 THL GAZETTE Oh INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I40. For the purpose of grant of automatic licences during 1977-78, it will not be necessary to show the utilisation of the previous set of licences/release orders.
41. The last date for submission of applications for automatic/supplementary licences to the. licens- ing/sponsoring authorities will be the 31st December, 1977.
Modes of Financing for Small Scale Units
42. The modes of financing for grant of import
licences will be as indicated below :—
, Free foreign exchange Upto Rs 50,000/-
(a)
i Exceeding Rs 50,000/- .
(b)
,. (i) 70% under lree foreign exchange, subject to a mini- mum of Rs 50,000/-
(u) Balance under U.K.
Credit.
00
. Licences will be granted at 100 per cent under free foreign exchange or from the sources indi- cated by the applicant unit.
Units engaged m . industries classified as I.D.A industries and exporting units which are eligible for preferred sources of financing.
43. It will be open to the licensing authorities to ask for confirmation of the consumption certificate from the State Director of Industries or other sponsoring authorities, wherever considered necessary.
Non-D.G.T.D. Non-SSI Unite (Existing)
Automatic and Supplementary Licences
44. The procedure for submission of applications and the basis for issue of licences will be the same as m the case of existing DGTD units as provided in paragraphs 21 to 31 above Applications for supplementary licences will, however, have to be =.ubmitted thiough the sponsoring authorities concerned i.e. the Textile Commissioner, Bombay, Chairman, Tea Board, Calcutta, Jute Commissioner, Calcutta, Iron and Steel Controller, Calcutta etc., as the case may be, in the same manner as in the case of DGTD units.
NEW UNITS
(i) D.G.T.D., Non-D.G.T.D., Non-SSI Units
45. Jn the case of new units, licences covering their 12 months' requirements for the licensing period 1977-78 will be gianted on the recommenda- tion of the sponsoring authority concerned.
46. The application should be submitted through the sponsoring authority well ahead of the last date for the receipt of applications viz- 31st December, 1977, so that the sponsoring authority can transmit it to the licensing authority with its recommendation in good tune.
(ii) Small Scale Units
47. Small Scale Units should submit their apphcations for raw materials and components through the sponsormg authority concerned covering 12 months' requirements for the licensing period 1977-78. Applications should be submitted by the 31st December, 1977 to the sponsoring authority who should forward them to the licensing authority concerned with his recommendation.
Basis of licensing
48. The basis of licensmg for small scale units in relation to the value of machinery will be 100 per cent of the value of imported/indigenous machinery. The above percentage will be subject to a maximum of Rs. 3 lakhs and a minimum of Rs. 20,000 per year.
PROPOSED UNITS
49. In the case of proposed units, whether they are DGTD units or small scale or non-SSI units, import licences will be issued only after the sponsormg authority certifies that the unit has made firm arrangements for premises, power and water supply etc., and has placed firm orders backed by letter of credit or advance payment etc. for the purchase/import of machinery and also that it has made reasonable financial arrangements for going into production. In the case of small scale units, the first set of licences will be issued through the State Industries Development Corporation or State Finance Corporation with letter of authority in favoui of the unit. Alternatively, if a unit wants to have a licence in its own name, it should furnish a bank guaiantee as per the procedure laid down hi th< Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules Procedure 1977-78. In the case of proposed units also, licence! would be granted to meet 12 months' requirement as in the case of new units as indicated in th< preceding paragraphs. The basis of licensing will tx same as in the case of new units. It may be clarifiec that second set of licences will be granted to such unit! after they have gone into production or installed th< requisite machinery. The second application should therefore, be accompanied by a declaration that the] have gone mto production or installed the requisiti machinery.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF TNDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/33I.D.A. INDUSTRIES
Automatic and Supplementary Licences
50. Units in the large scale sector belonging to IDA Industries (listed in Appendix 13) will submit their applications for grant of automatic licences to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, direct as indicated in para 21 above. The basis of licensing will be same as in the case of DGTD units. Such applications should also cover Iron and steel items for which separate applications should not be made The manner of submission of applications for grant of supplementary licences will also be the same as in the case of DGTD units.
and laboratory equipment and saiety appliances On the basis of such a declara- tion, the customs authorities will allow clearance of the goods imported as spare parts.
The actual users should submit applications to the licensing authority concerned in the prescribed form and manner as given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78.
Late Submission of Applications
51. Wherever an application has been submitted after the last date prescribed, the application will be considered on merits, but the import licences to be issued will be subject to a cut of 25 per cent. How- ever, applications received after the expiry of the licensing period will be summarily rejected.
PART—D
IMPORT OF SPARE PARTS
Actual Users (Industrial)
Permissible Spare Parts—Free licensing
52. Permissible spares meant for maintenance of imported machinery or imported parts of indigenous machinery will be allowed to be imported under free licensing scheme as provided in Appendix 2, subject to the following conditions :
(I) Import licences will be granted only to industrial actual users (both public and private sectors) duly registered with the Directorate General of Technical Develop- ment or State Directors of Industries or other sponsoring authorities, as the case may be.
(ii) Import licences will be granted for the value applied for without reference to the value of the machinery installed in the factory.
(lii) At the time of clearance of spare parts through trie customs, a declaration should be furnished by the importer to the customs authorities that the items imported are spare parts and arc required by them for the main- tenance of the machinery and equipment installed or used in their factory, including spare parts of ancillary equipment control 53. The term "permissible spare parts" for import under free licensing scheme will include all spare parts except those which are specifically shown as non- permissible under the policy for actual users in Section 11 of this book. Even if, any serial number of the Import Trade Control schedule which includes finished products as well as spare parts thereof, has not been shown in Section II of this book, spare parts covered by that serial number will be treated as per- missible. It is also clarified that import of all spare parts allowed to actual users on restricted basis as well as those import of which is allowed in consultation with the D G T.D. or other authorities, in terms of the policy indicated in Section II of this book, will be allowed for import against such licences. However, ball bearings, cylindrical roller bearings, tapered roller bearings, needle roller cages and needle roller bearings, which are shown as banned or restricted in appendix 14 of this book, will not be allowed for import under free licensing scheme. Similarly, import of refractories, welding electrodes and rolling mill rolls including chilled rolls for roller flour mills, will not be allowed as permissible spare parts against these licences. Import of consumable spares wdl also not be allowed under this scheme.
54. Spare parts are those parts of machines which because of wear and tear, use, or breakage, need replacement. These may mclude materials :
(a) like pipes and tubes, electric cables, wires, hoses and beltings imported in length which have merely to be cut to the required size or bent before being used;
(b) sub-assemblies of essential parts of the
machines;
(c) complete units which arc to be fitted with a
machine like water circulatory pumps,
motors, panel bolts and gears.
However, items such as plates and sheets etc., which are required to be fabricated for manufacturing spare parts and such complete units which are installed separately will not be treated as spare parts.
324/34 THH GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PARI INon-permissible spares
55, If an actual user wants to import non-permis- sible spare parts (including consumable spares) required for maintenance of imported machinery or imported parts of indigenous machinery installed or used m his own factory including spare parts for ancillary equipment, control and laboratory equipment and safety appliances, he should make an application to the licensing authority concerned with the particulars of machinery as indicated in Appendix 13 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78. Licences will be granted under this provision on the basis of 1 per cent of the c.ii. value of imported machinery installed or used in the licence holder's factory (the c.i.f value of the machmery may be escalated by 57.5% if imported prior to 6-6-1966), subject to the following condi- tions :
()) The value of a single non-peimissible spaic
part should not exceed Rs. 50,000/-.
(n) Import of electuc motors, process pumps, compressors, non-permissible in terms of the import policy for the licensing period 1977-78, not exceedmg one piece each will only be allowed agamst the licences issued for non-permissible spare parts.
(in) In the case of actual users requiring more than one number of the items mentioned in (n) i above, requests for endorsement of the licences will be considered by the licensing authorities on the recommen- dation of the sponsoring authority concern- ed, subject to the clearance from indigenous angle by the D.G.T.D.
It is clarified that consumable spares are those which are required by the actual user's more or less on a recurring basis, such as refractories, weldmg electrodes, paper maker's felt, wire mesh, wue cloth etc.
56. Actual users requiring non-permissible spaie parts may submit applications direct to the licensing authorities concerned in the prescribed form and manner as given in ITC Hand Book of Rules and Procedures, 1977-78 along with a declaration on a plain paper to the effect that the items proposed to be import- ed are spares and are required for the maintenance of machinery and equipment installed or used in then lactory, including spare parts of ancillary equipment, control and laboratory equipment and safety appli- ances. Import licences against such applications will be given without any scrutiny from the indigenous availability angle or recommendation from the sponsoring authority. Licences will be issued with the general description viz "non-permissible spaie parts requited for maintenance of the machines installed or used in the liLence holder's factory including spare parts oi ancillary equipment, control :ind laboratory equipment and safety appliances" Such licences will be sublet to the conditions men- tioned in the preceding paragraph. The customs authorities will allow clearance of imports on furnish- ing a declaration as mdicated in para 52(iii) above.
57. Requests from actual users for grant of licences for import of non-permissible spares in excess of the prescribed limit indicated above, will be consideied by the licensing authorities on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority concerned. All such apphca.ions should be made through the sponsoring authorities concerned with full justification for licence for a higher value.
58 The last date for receipt of applications for import of non-permissible spare parts by the licensing/ sponsoring authorities will be 31A/ December, 1977.
59. The provisions of paragraph 51 will also be applicable in the cases of late submission of applications for spare parts.
Iinpoit licences for Emergency Spares
60. Applications for grant of licences for import of emergency spares, i.e. spare parts required on an immediate basis to overcome an emergency break- down of production machinery, including the break-down which is unavoidable for technical reasons in course of a month will be considered from actual users (industrial), as and when received. This facility will also apply to applications for import of emergency spares for machine tools. Applications for import of emergency spares need not be routed through the sponsoring authority and can be made direct to the licensing authority.
61. The maximum value limit up to which import licences under this provision may be issued to a unit in the course of a licensing period will be as under :—
(i) Rs 40,000 in the case of large scale units borne on the books of the DGTD, the Textile Commissioner or the Jute Commissioner and other non-SSI umts having a capital investment of more than Rs. 10.00 lakhs.
(n) Rs. 20,000 in the case of small scale
units.
62 Each applicant should clearly indicate the value ot emergency licences already obtained by him during the licensing period. The applicant should also turnish a list of spare parts sought to be imported under this provision, so that import licences could be granted along with the list of emergency spares without going into the indigenous availability.
03. These provisions will also apply to the imoort of emeigency spares required by publishers of books, newspapers and periodicals, film studios and quality printers.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/35Additional facility for import of non-permissible spare
parts.
71 In cases where an import licence has been issued for a single item covered by Appendix 55, import will be allowed up to the full face value of such a licence.
72, The import policy in respect of Iron and Steel items and ferro alloys is given in Appendix 41 of this Book.
Facility for Import of Non-Permissible items
64. In addition to non-permissible spare parts that may be imported on licences to be issued in terms of the procedure mentioned above, units will be eligible to import non-permissible spares within their overall entitlement for import of non-permissible items on their actual user licence for raw materials and com- ponents As stated in paragraph 73 below an actual user can import non-permissible items to the extent of 10% of the value of his licence for raw materials and components. It is clarified that this entitlement for import of non-permissible items may also be used for import of non-permissible spare parts in addition to the non-permissible raw materials and components.
PART E
ITEMS TO BE ALLOWED TO ACTUAL USERS
65. The items allowed for import by actual users are given in Section H in this Book. Ordinarily, the items which are not mentioned in Section II will not be allowed to be imported.
66. The details of items included in the Import Trade Control Schedule are listed in Schedule I of Appendix 2 of the I.T.C. Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78. Items included in the I.T.C. Schedule and for which no import policy has been indicated in Section II of this Book may be treated as having 'ml' policy.
73. Actual users will be permitted to import against their licences for raw materials and components any item including iron and steel items even though the item in question is not permissible for import in terms of the current policy, except the items hsted in Appendix 56, up to 10 per cent of the face value of their import licences for the period April 1977— March 1978 subject to the following conditions :—
(i) The items to be imported shall be such as would be required by actual users for production within their factory and used for such production.
(ii) Non-permissible spare parts including con- sumable spares can also be imported within the value of 10 per cent referred to above, provided the same are required for mainten- ance of the plant, machinery and equipment, installed or used in the licence holder's factory.
(iii) It will not be necessary for the licence holder to obtain any endorsement on the licence from the licensing authority for availing of this facility.
Restricted items
67. Items which are licensable to actual users on restricted basis are listed in Appendix 55. Import of these items by actual users will be allowed at 20% of their import entitlements. The import entitlement for this purpose wil] not, however, include the value of the items that an actual user may import under OGL or those he may get from the canalising agency.
68. The facility of import of restricted items, as indicated above, will be available uniformly to all categories of units, namely, DGTD, SSI, non-DGTD and non-SSI units,
69. It is clarified that the percentage restrictions indicated against various items in Appendix 55 relate to raw materials and components only and not to spare parts. If an item covered by this Appendix is imported as spare part, the restriction will not apply and imports will be allowed as permissible spare parts.
70 If a unit needs restricted items for more than the restriction allowed, it should apply through the sponsoring authority concerned. The licensing authority will consider such requests in the light of the recommendation of the sponsoring authority, (iv) No single item should be imported under this facility for a value exceeding Rs. 50,000.
(v) Items, import of which is canalised through the pubhc sector agencies will not be allowed.
(iv) The importer will be required to furnish at the time of clearance through customs item- wise details with value of imports of non- permissible items and a declaration to the effect that these items are required for pro- duction within their factory for manufacture of the end-products for which the actual user import licence was granted. Copies of these statements of item-wise details of import and declarations given to the customs authorities concerned, shall be submitted by importers to their respective sponsoring authority.
(vii) In the case of components for the manufacture of professional electronic equipment, import of non-permissible items will be allowed up to 10% of the face value of the licence for raw materials and components, subject to the condition that no single item will be imported for a value exceeding Rs. 1 lakh in a year.
324/36 THE GAZETTE OF INDfA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 IPART I(viii) It is clarified that the term 'non-permissible' items referred to in the preceding paragraph is defined as follows :—
(a) Items which are not permissible in terms
of the import policy; or
(b) Items not covered by the licence, ox
(c) Restricted items over and above the value/ percentage restrictions indicated in the licence.
Note.—Import of items covered by Appendix 56 of this Book and those import of which is allowed through the public sector agencies cannot be imported under this facility.
PART F
FACILITIES TO EXPORT ORJENTED AND SMALL SCALE UNITS
74. Any unit which exported 20 per cent or more of its production during the year 1976-77, will be eligible for preferred sources or financing for import of raw materials and components. Such unit will be granted its actual user licences under free foreign exchange, or from the sources indicated by it.
or imported mputs to show certam expoit performance ovei a period of time and its failure in doing so will render it liable to action under the Import Trade Control Regulations.
Special facilities to industries set up in backward areas and for industries set up by graduates/diploma holders in professional subjects and units set up by ex-service personnel, and by persons belonging to scheduled castes and scheduled tribes. 78. Applications for import of raw materials and components from the units referred to above will be considered on a liberal basis as indicated below :—
(a) Licences will be issued on the basis of 100% of the value of installed machinery, subject to a maximum of Rs. 4 lakhs and a minimum of Rs. 30,000 per year.
(b) Import licences will be granted under free
foreign exchange.
Eligible Exports
75. For the purpose of determining export
performance .—
(i) All exports which qualify for benefits under the registered exporters policy will be counted as exports.
(ii) Supplies of indigenous materials to holders of valid import licences under approved airangements will be counted as exports.
(in) Supplies made by Indian firms against IBRD/IDA aided projects in India will be counted as exports provided such supplies are made on the basis of international competitive bidding.
(iv) Supplies made by Indian firms in India under the aid programmes of United Nations and other multinational agencies at international prices, and paid for in free foreign exchange, will be counted as exports.
(v) Expoits to Bhutan, Nepal and Afghanistan other than those against free foreign ex- change, will not be taken into account.
Note —The benefits will be available to the units owned by graduates and diploma holders in professional subjects, ex-service person- nel and pei sons belonging to scheduled caste and scheduled tribe communities, provided such eligible persons have substan- tial financial interest i.e. not less than 51 per cent of the share capital of such units.
PART G
IMPORT OF CAPITAL GOODS/HEAVY ELECTRICAL PLANTS/COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND MACHINE TOOLS NOT COVERED BY APPENDIX 3
79. The procedure for submission of applications for import of capital goods, heavy electrical plants, computer system, machine tools and other machinery and equipment is given in Chapter VI of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78. Applications Irom actual users whether small scale or D G.T D units, for import of capital goods for a value not exceeding Rs. 50,000 from General Currency Area or Rs. 1 lakh from U.K./Rupee Payment Area countries will be considered by the regional licensing authorities on the recom- mendation of the sponsoring authority who will certify the essentiality and also give the indigenous clearance. It will not be necessary to refer such applications to the D.G.T.D. for indigenous clearance
Last date for receipt of applications.
76. The procedure foi submission of evidence of export performance in relation to production1 has been indicated in Appendix 20 of this Book The last date tor receipt of applications in Appendix 20 will be the 31st December, 1977.
Export Obligation
77. Though the scheme of compulsory export obligation applicable to certain industries has been dispensed with, Government reserves the right to require any industry which uses impoited machinery 80. Applications lor import of capital goods ex- ceeding the value limits indicated above, but below Rs. 10 lakhs for nnport from General Currency Area or Rs. 20 lakhs from U.K /Rupee Payment Area countries, should be made directly to the Chief Con- troller of Imports and Exports (C.G. Cell), New Delhi. Applications for import of capital goods above these limits should be made direct to the Ministry of Industry (Secretariat of Industrial Approval).
81 Actual users intending to impoit machinery for a vulue exceeding Rs 7 5 lakhs should advertise their requirements according to the prescribed procedure.
SEC. JJ THh GAZETTF O|- INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, J977/VAISAK1IA 7, 1899 J?4/37However, for import of any item included in Appen- dix 3 of this Book, it will not be necessary for the entrepreneurs to follow thy advertisement procedure. It is clanfied that this value limit of Rs 7.5 lakhs is exclusive ol the value of machinery specified in Appendix 3 and sought to be imported. While making thj application for import of capital goods, it will be necessary for the applicant to make an appropriate reference to Appendix 3,
82. Normally, import of capital goods will be allowed only if essentiality is certified by the sponsor- ing authority and the equipment in question is not available fiom indigenous sources. However, with a view to encouraging growth of export-oriented indus- tries, and as a measure of simplification of procedures, the following facilities will be given :—
(i) Impoit of capital goods upto Rs 1 crorc in a year by export-oriented units without indigenous clearance ;
(ii) Import of capital goods without indigenous clearance to the extent of 10% of the value of machinery obtained or proposed to be obtained from the indigenous sources, sub- ject to a ceiling of Rs. 1 crorc in a year.
(iii) Impoit of jigs, tools, etc. without any value limit and without essentiality certificate and indigenous clearance, against REP entitle- ments.
(iv) Exemption from the requirement of adver- tisement procedure for import of machinery upto the value of Rs. 15 lakhs against REP entitlements.
83. In respect of machinery and machine tools listed in Appendix 3, licensing to actual users will be done freely subject to the following conditions :—
(a) The applicant should give a declaration that he holds an industrial licence/registration certificate and he requires the capital goods applied for ; and
(b) By grant of licence for the capital goods in question, his production will not exceed the licensed/authorised capacity
SPECIAL COMMITTEE FOR TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT FUND
85 In order to promote technological upgradation and modernisation, a Technical Development Cell has been set up in the Ministry of Industry. A special scheme for quick implementation of modernisation programmes has also been drawn up. A Technical Development Fund has been created to cover foreign exchange requirement for:
(a) small value balancing equipment imports, having a large impact on quality and/or quantity of output;
(b) imported technical know-how; (c) foreign consultative service, if required, and
(d) import of drawings and designs
Import of proto-types by State Small Industries
Development Corporations
84. In order to enable the State Small Industries Development Corporations to cater to the needs of small scale units, applications from the State Indus- tries Development Corporations for import of machinery and instrument as proto-types, will be considered by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi on the recommendation of the Development Commissioner, Small scale Industries, New Delhi.
Integrated proposals, on any, or all of the above inputs are considered by a Special Committee for Technical Development Fund in the Department of Heavy Industry in the Ministry of Industry, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi. The Scheme which was origi- nally extended only to six selected industries, name- ly, tractors, forgings, castings, textile machinery and machine tools has now been extended to all, indus- tries. Apart from upgradation of technology and modernisation, proposals involving special needs for industrial units of imported inputs to improve their export capability generally or for executing a specific export order can also be considered The aggregate foreign exchange financed for any unit under this scheme is limited to $ 2,50,000 equivalent per year. 86. Applications for import under the above men- tioned scheme are to be made to the Special Committee for Technical Development Fund, Department of Heavy Industry (R. & I. Section), Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi. Applications are to be made in the normal prescribed forms for C.G. imports, foreign collabora- tion, etc. in the requisite number of copies. The appli- cation for the import of capital goods should be accompanied by a Treasury Challan on account of the application fee as per existing procedure. The appli- cation should also be accompanied by a covering letter explaining the comprehensive modernisation scheme of the unit and how the imported input will aid export development, technological upgradation, capacity utilisation, etc. The Committee will give preference to proposals aimed at quickly improving, in an integrated manner,
(i) export capability and export volume (ii) cost reduction (iii) capacity utilisation (iv) technology upgradation (v) product-mix rationalisation
(vi) modernisation and rationalisation.
324/18 "IMF GAZETTE OV INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART ITo facilitate quick implementation of the projects of the applicants, the following simplification has been introduced :
(a) foreign exchange allocation will be simulta- neous with the approval of import and no further procedure for seeking foreign ex- change loan will be necessary,
(b) all indigenous clearance will be given by the sponsoring authorities and in appropriate cases indigenous clearance condition would be waived.
(c) decision on applications will be given within
45 days.
The applications which are considered not to be qualified for clearance under this scheme will be passed on to the Capital Goods Committee or the Foreign Investment Board as the case may be, for further action under the existing procedure. It would not be necessary for the applicant to apply afresh for such consideration
PART H
IMPORT THROUGH PUBLIC SECTOR
AGENCIES
Canalisation of Imports
87. Import of certain items will be allowed only through public sector agencies. The list of such items with the names of canalising agencies appears in Section III of this Boot.
88. The canalising agency will apply for bulk allocation of foreign exchange and import licences in order to enable it to organise procurement of impor- ted materials for distribution to actual users.
Manner of Allotment of imported materials
89. In respect of items listed in Section III, allot- ment of imported materials to actual users will be made in the following manner:
(i) By direct allotments to be made by the
canalising agency concerned;
(ii) By release orders to be issued by the licensing
authority;
(iii) By release orders to be issued on applications made to the sponsoring authorities concerned.
The manner of allotment of the canalised items has been indicated against each item in Section III of this Book.
Direct Allotment of certain items by the Canalising
Agencies
90. Canalising agencies have been empowered to allocate certain selected imported raw materials as listed in Group A of Section III directly to the actual users to meet their twelve months* requirements with- out the necessity of obtaining release orders from licensing authorities For this purpose, the actual users will be required to make direct application for allot- ment to the canalising agency concerned in the pres- cribed form as given in Appendix 53 of this Book. In the case of iron and steel items, the form of appli- cation will be as given in Schedule F of Appendix 41 of this Book. It is important to note that applica- tions for automatic and supplementary licences made to the licensing authorities should not include these raw materials. Also, the past consumption of these items should not be included in the chartered ac- countant's certificate to be produced by the actual users along with their applications for grant of auto- matic licences.
91. An actual user should register his require- ments for these raw materials covering a period not exceeding 12 months, with the canalising agency con- cerned by an application, giving details of the registra- tion number issued by the sponsoring authority and a declaration to the effect that the raw materials will be used only in its own unit. The canalising agency may also require the actual user to furnish certain information, not covered by Appendix 53, regarding production, consumption, utilisation of the material etc. wherever considered necessary at the time of registra- tion of their requirements. Any misdeclaration made in the application or any infringement of the condi- tion under which these raw materials are allocated to the actual users, will be liable for action under the Imports and Exports (Control) Act, 1947, as amen- ded from time to time.
92. As soon as the requirement from an actual user for allocation of these imported raw materials is registered with a canalising agency, it should indicate to the actual user, within a period of 45 days, the arrangements to supply the required raw materials. In case the canalising agency is unable to indicate the arrangements within the above period, the actual user can approach the licensing authority concerned for issue of a licence in the name of the canalising agency with a letter of authority hi its favour, for direct im- port. Further, wherever a canalising agency is not in a position to arrange the supply within a period of six months or in accordance with the phased delivery programme as mutually agreed upon, whichever is later, the actual user may approach the licensing authorities concerned for allowing direct import. It may be noted that the liability of the canalising agency for supply will arise only in cases where satisfactory financial arrangements have been made with the canalising agency.
93. There will be no last date for receipt of appli- cations by the canalising agencies for direct allotment of imported materials. Applications will be entertained at any time during the course of the licensing period.
She IJ THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAR\ APRIL 27, 1977/VAJSAKHA 7, J 899 324/39Industrial Raw Materials Assistance Centre (1RMAC) Manner of allotment of other canalised items 94. In the case of items other than those covered by direct allotment scheme, supply will continue to be made by the canalising agencies on the basis of the release orders issued by the licensing authorities or the recommendation of the sponsoring authorities as per policy indicated in Section III of this Book Registration of Release Orders
95. Release orders issued by the licensing authorities will have to be registered with the canalising agency concerned within a period of 90 days from the date of issue in accordance with the conditions prescribed by the canalising agency concerned in this regard. Release orders which are not registered within the aforesaid period, shall be deemed to have lapsed. However, the canalising agency can condone delays in this respect having regard to the merits of each case, but within the validity period of the release orders. The release order holder should furnish the phased programme of delivery to the canalising agency at the time of registration. If the canalising agency is not in a position to arrange for the supply of the material according to the phased programme, or within a period of six months from the date of registration of release order, whichever is later, the release order holder may approach the licensing authority for permission for direct import.
96. At the time of registration of release orders or for the purpose of registering the annual requirement for direct allotment, the canalising agency will charge 2 per cent of the value of release order/value of requirement registered or Rs. 50,000, whichever is less, as earnest money.
99 Apart from the items listed in Section III, public sector agencies will also import in bulk certain other raw materials so that they may be able to make efficient arrangements for their distribution to actual users. For the purpose of organising the import of such items, the State Trading Corporation have set up an Industrial Raw Materials Assistance Centre (IRMAC) for arranging off-the-shelf delivery to actual users/icgistered exporters, as also to function as an indenting house, The Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation are also gearing themselves to meet the lequirements of actual users "off-the-shelf" or provide indenting facilities to importing units, in respect of mineral and metal imports Actual users will be able to receive from the IRMAC, the raw materials against their AU/REP licences Supplies under the IRMAC scheme will be debited to the import licences issued to the parties concerned for direct import of those goods. The STC and MMTC will announce, from time to time, the items which will be available with them for supply "off-the-shelf" against valid import licences. These agencies will be further strengthened so that ultimately they develop into specialised pur- chasing agencies for making bulk purchases, or act as indenting house of items on a large scale, as may be entrusted to them from time to time.
100. While supplying the imported material, the IRMAC will debit both the exchange control and the customs purposes copies of the licence so as to reduce its c.i.f. value as a result of the goods supplied, as under:—
Import of Non-Permissible items through the Canalis-
ing Agencies
97. Whenever a particular item, the import of which is otherwise not permitted, falls in short supply due to any setback in the indigenous production, import of such items can be arranged through public sector agencies to meet the shortfall.
PRICING COMMITTEE
98 The sale price for distribution of canalised items to actual users will be determined by the Pricing Committee presided over by the Chief Controller of Imports and Expoits and consisting of Economic Ad- viser in the Ministry of Industry, Development Com- missioner, (Small Scale Industries), and representatives of Directorate General of Technical Development, Department of Economic Affairs, and Ministry of Commerce, as membcis. Representatives of the public sector agencies concerned will also be invited to participate in the discussions on items concerning them,
C.I.F, value of goods supplied Rs Description of goods supplied Date on which supplied
101. IRMAC will supply goods only against licen- ces which are presented to them atleast four months before the expiry of the initial validity period of the licence. In the case of a revalidated licence, goods will be released if it is presented at a time when the licence has atleast a balance validity period of four months.
102. Only such goods will be supplied as are covered by the licence, and to the extent their import is permitted in the licence
103. To the extent the goods are supplied by IRMAC, the licence in question will neither be valid for direct imports nor for the purpose of remittance against the exchange control copy. The licensee will be able to make imports from abroad and make re- mittance against such import only for the balance value available on the licence and subject to the other terms and conditions of the licence.
324/40 , IFE OAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I104. If a licence holder has surrendered nis licence to IRMAC for the supply of goods but the goods are not actually supplied by IRMAC for any reason, the licensee cannot claim a revalidation of the licence on this ground alone for import of goods directly, if revalidation is not otherwise admissible under the import policy in force.
105. It is also open to an actual user in the small scale sector not to apply for a direct import licence in his favour for import of raw materials and com- ponents but to approach IRMAC for importing the goods provided the IRMAC is willing to undertake the import The procedure for submission of applica- tions for licences in such cases is contained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78. The modes of financing appli- cable for issuing direct import licences to individual actual users will not apply while issuing a bulk licence to the IRMAC on behalf of several actual users.
106. If an actual user desires to import goods against his actual user licence or against a licence issued to him under the import policy for registered exporters, through the State Trading Corporation, or the Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation or the Industrial Raw Materials Assistance Centre (IRMAC), it will not be necessary for the licence holder to obtain a letter of authority for this purpose in favour of the importing agency. The importing agencies, in such cases, will act as indenting houses and import the goods on behalf of the licence holders, subject to the same conditions as are applicable to the grant of letters of authority as given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78.
107. Public Sector agencies can also organise bulk imports on behalf of actual users by obtaining in their own name, the licences for raw materials, com- ponents and spares due to actual users. Detailed pro- cedure for submission of import applications by the public sector agencies in such cases is contained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78.
canalising agencies, there is a Monitoring Committee for each canalised item. Chief Controller of Imports and Exports is its chairman and representatives of the Ministry of Finance (Department of Economic Affairs), Ministry of Commerce, Economic Adviser in th" Ministry of Industry, DGTD and Development Com- missioner (Small Scale Industries), are its regular members In addition, for each canalised item, repre- sentatives of the Ministries concerned and the cana- lising agency are associated with the committee. For instance, representatives of the Department of Steel, Steel Authority of India Ltd., and SAIL International Ltd , are members of the Monitoring Committee for ii'on and steel items including stainless steel, and representatives of Department of Mines and MMTC would be members of the Monitoring Committee for non-ferrous metals.
110. This committee will review the import pro- gramme of the canalising agencies with respect to those items, and the arrangements made for the supply of those items to actual users. As some of the items which are placed under the direct allotment scheme are also available from indigenous sources, the com- mittee will work out a system to co-ordinate the import programme of the canalising agencies with the supplies from indigenous sources. It will give such advice to the canalising agencies about their import programme as may be necessary from time to tune.
111. The committee will review and advise the canalising agencies about the manner of distribution of imported raw materials under the scheme. The com- mittee will also ensure that the canalising agencies give a 'no objection certificate' for direct import when they fail to arrange supply of raw materials within a reasonable period. The objective is that no sector of the industry should experience shortage of material in the supply of these inputs.
112. There will be a separate Cell in the office of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports to service this Committee.
PART I
IRMAC Operation by the State Small Industries
IMPORTS THROUGH ESTABLISHED
IMPORTERS
Policy for Established Importers
Development Corporations 108. State Small Industries Development Corpo- rations can also operate the IRMAC scheme detailed in the preceding paragraphs. Such Corporations may apply for a bulk licence for servic- ing the small scale urnts for imported raw materials for off-the-shelf delivery. Actual users in the small scale sector will be able to receive from the State Corporations raw materials against their AU/REP licences.
113. The detailed import policy for established importers is given in Section IV of this Book. The Quota percentages as given in Section IV pertain to the annual quota, and established importers should submit their applications for import licences on an annual basis. In respect of many items the quota percentage has been raised during the current year.
Newcomers
MONITORING COMMITTEE
109. In order to ensure smooth working of the scheme of direct allotment of imported items by * 114. In respect of certain selected items, namely, dental materials, scientific and surgical instruments and
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1U77/VAISAKHA 7, lS99 324/41parts ol watches, licences will also be granted to iiL'weomcis Foi this puiposc, the minimum purchase/ sale luiii-over should be ol RS\ 50,000 iti any one of the past three financial yeais commencing from 1974,75, 11 the value of pmchase/yule turn-over is Rs 50,000/- and more but uplo Rs 1,0 lakh, licences will be gianted foi a value of Rs 5,000/-, Where Lhe puichase/sale turn ovei exceeds Rs 1 0 lakh, licences will be granted for a value of Rs 10,000/- The application should be accompanied by a chtirteied accountant's certificate showing the annual pui chase/sale lurn-ovei of the items dining any of the thiee financial years The new comers should also apply in Form A given in Appendix 3 of the TTC Hand Book of Rules and Pioccdure, 1977-78. Last date fur submission of applications
115 Established importers and newcomers should submit their applications for import licences, complete in all respects, so as to reach the licensing authority concerned not later than the 30th September, 1977.
116 Applications for the establishmcnt/refixation
of quotas should be made complete 111 all respects, so as to reach the licensing authority concerned not later than the 30th September, 1977. Tn such cases, the applications for import licences can be made within 30 days from the date of issue of the quota certificates.
Basic Period
117 The basic penod for the purpose of calculat- ing the quota for established importers will be from 1951-52 to 1974-75 for all items, unless othciwise provided However, quotas already fixed in accord- ance with the basic periods prior to 1951-52 will be accepted for the grant of quota licences, if otherwise due
118, No application for reflation or re-cstablish- ment of quotas will be cnteitained in the following cases : —
(1) For items licensable to established importers on a quota of more than 100 per cent
(ii) For items falling under a particular serial number or a sub-serial number of the old I,T C. Schedule, but imported against a licence for a different serial number or sub- serial number, under the concession of inter- changeabihty or under other provisions applicable to established importers or others. In such cases, applications for fixation or establishment of quotas will also not be entertained
(111) In respect of impoits made during a financial year, within the prescribed basic period, by the head office or a branch of an estab- lished importer against a consolidated import
33 G of 1/77—5
licence obtained by the head office or a branch office on the basis of past imports standing in the name of the head office a"d the branch(es)
(iv) In respect of impoits made during a financial year, within the prescribed period, on the basis of more than one quota licence issued to an established importer in respect of the same quota ceitificate, for different licens- ing periods This restriction will not apply to cases in which past imports are against quota licences for two successive half yearly licensing peiiods forming part of the same financial year.
119 Except in cases covered by the preceding para- graph, importers can apply for the refixation or re- estabhshment of their existing quota certificates on the basis of past imports during any of the years 1961-62 to 1974-75 01 during any other year, within the pi escribed basic peiiod, provided such other year has been included in the basic period for the first time duriug the licensing period April 1968—March 1969, or, the importer was unable to apply for the re-fixation of quota eaiher on account of a change in the owner- ship or constitution of business for which the applica- tion for T Q R was pending, or he could not apply earlier for other valid reasons beyond his control. Such applications will be entertained if the licensing autho- rity is satisfied that any of these conditions is fulfilled.
Minimum/Maximum value of licences
120 The minimum value of licences under the policy for established importers will be Rs. 5,000. Theic will be no maximum value limit for grant of quota licences for the period April 1977—March 1978. The licences will be granted on the basis of quota percentage as indicated in Section IV of this Book, subicct to a minimum of Rs, 5,000.
Division of Quota
121 In me event of the division* of a quota of an established importer, the succeeding parties will receive theii proportionate shares of the approved quota of the original firm, and none of them will be allowed the concession of obtaining minimum value licence separately. Tn such cases, the total value of licences admissible to all the succeeding parties, taken together, will be equal to the entitlement of the original firm had there been no division of quota
Cases in which licences will not be Issued
122 An established importer will not be eligible for a licence where his entitlement under the policy woiks out to Rs 100 01 belew, or the value of his quota certificate or past imports on which a licence is claimed is up to Rs 200.
324/42 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EX1RAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PARI 1Quota certificate
129. The last date for submission of such applica-
tions will be 30th September, 1977.
(v) Import requirements of Shipping Companies
123. Even though Import Trade Control classifica- tion has been revised with effect from 1-4-1977, the existing quota certificates granted on the basis of the old classification will continue to be valid for grant of quota licence as per policy given in Section IV of this Book
PART J
130 Applications for the mipoit of goods required by shipping companies will be considered from appli- cants who have imported these goods during the year 1975-76 or 1976-77.
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
(i) Actual Users (Mining and Collieries/and newspaper
establishments)
124. The provision for import of permissible spare parts under free licensing and licensing of non-permis- sible spares as indicated in Part 'D' will also be appli- cable to mining, collieries industry/newspaper establishments/film studios and processing laboratories
fti) Actual User (Non-industrial)
125. Applications for import of spare parts and other requirements of actual users (non-industrial) should be made to the licensing authority concerned as per the provisions contained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78.
131. Applications for import licences should be made to the regional licensing authority concerned through the Director General of Shipping, Bombay in the prescribed form 'B' of Appendix 3 of the ITC Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78. The applications should be accompanied by a statement indicating the items sought to be imported, the number, date and value of import licences obtained by the applicant for these items during 1975-76 and 1976-77. and the imports actually effected during these two years separately. Applications will be considered only for permissible items.
132 The last date for submission of such applica-
tions will be 31st December, 1977.
(Vi) Import of Electrical Equipment/Components of
(iii) Newspaper Establishments
Industrial Machinery
126 Applications for specialised requirements will be considered by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. Such applications should be made to CCI&E, New Delhi direct on or before 31st Decem- ber, 1977. The detailed policy in this regard is indicated in Appendix 22.
133. The import of electrical equipments listed in
Appendix 17 will not ordinarily be allowed Applications for the import of such equipments will be considered only on specific clearance given by the D.G.T.D.
(iv) Spare parts of Earthmoving Machinery
Special facilities for Indians returning from/residing
abroad
127. Applications for spare parts of earthmoving machinery will be considered for import from those who have imported spare parts of earthmoving machi- nery against their own licences during any one of the financial years commencing from 1970-71.
128. Applications should be made to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi in the form prescribed for established importers Applications should also be supported by a certificate from a practis- ing chartered accountant or cost accountant, who is not a partner or an employee of the applicant firm or its associates, indicating year-wise the c.i.f. value of spare parts of earthmoving machinery imported by applicant agamst his own licences during any one of the financial years from 1970-71 to 1976-77. The applicant should also indicate whether he requires the goods to be imported for supply against DGS&D's contracts, and if so, he should give the particulars of the relevant contract and the value of the goods to be supplied against the contract
134 Applications for import of machinery, includ- ing research equipment and equipment for quality control and testing and raw materials will be consi- dered on a liberal basis from industrial units to be set up by Indian nationals returning from/residing abroad as follows:—
(a) Import of machinery up to a c.i.f. value of Rs. 25 lakhs will be allowed without in- digenous clearance provided it is purchased out of the applicant's own foreign exchange earning abroad and he furnishes a proper account of his holdings to the Reserve Bank of India The concession to allow machinery will not apply to the manufacturing opera- tions in respect of industries specified in Appendix 52C.
(b) The machinery to be imported is required for setting up an industrial unit in which the
Snc. U THF, CJA/Ll'TE 01' INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKKA 7, 1899_ 324/43 ^applicant has a substantial financial interest of not less than 51 per cent.
(c) Requests foi permission to sell Ihe machinery .shall not be entoi mined foi a period of five years.
(d) Permissible raw materials and components for meeting the requirements of one year, subject to maximum of Rs. 5 lakhs may also be allowed to be imported, purchased out of the applicant's foreign exchange earnings abroad
135. The facilities mentioned in para 134 above
will also be subject to the following .—
0) In the case of Indian nationals returning from abroad, neither the foreign exchange earnings biought in the form of plant and machinery, raw materials/components nor the profits thereon would be repatriated.
(li) In the case of persons of Indian origin residing
abroad :—
(a) Conditions applicable to investments in companies engaged in industrial activity would apply to these cases also, if he forms a limited company.
(b) Neither the capital nor the profits would be
repatriated abroad.
(c) So long as the investor does not take Indian citizenship, all amounts due to him would be credited to his non-resident blocked account in India
(d) The address of the head office and the branches, if any, of his business or any change thereof, should be communicated to the Exchange Control Department of the Reserve Bank of India from time to trine.
(e) The method and procedure of maintaining accounts and the audit thereof would be subject to the same restrictions as arc applicable to the accounts of limited companies
136. Applications for import of machinery should be made in Form 'E' appearing in Appendix 3 to the I.T.C. Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78, to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, (B. L. Section), Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi, supported by the following documents :•—
(i) Evidence of payment of application fee at the prescribed rate (the fee payable is Rupee 1/- for every one thousand or part thereof, subject to a minimum of Rs. 50/- and maximum of Rs. 10,000/-). The fee should be deposited in cash in the Reserve Bank of India, or those Blanches of the Central Bank of Tndia which are transacting the business of Central Government or it may be deposited with the Indian Missions abroad for credit to the Central Government under separate head "Import licence application fees", subordinate to the Major Head "104—Other General Economic Services". The bank receipt or the receipt from Indian Missions abroad must show the name of the Department, namely, "Import and Export Trade Control Organisation", and particulars of the application for the grant of import licence, namely, description of goods for which the licence is applied for with their value, and the licensing period, in the col. "full particulars" in the challan form TR-6 and should be attached to the application for grant of an import licence
(ii) fa) In the case of Indian nationals returning from abroad, a copy of the application to the Reserve Bank of India for permission to retain foreign currency balance abroad and evidence for grant of the requisite permission by the Reserve Bank of India. The prescribed form of application for such permission to be submitted to Reserve Bank of India is given in Appendix 52A of this Book.
(b) In the case of Indian nationals residing abroad, no permission from the Reserve Bank of India for holding their earnings abroad is necessary. In such cases, a de- claration regardmg foreign currency bal- ances should be made in the prescribed form and the Reserve Bank of India will acknowledge the receipt of such declara- tion The lequired declaration should be made in the prescribed form given in Appendix 52-B of this Book in duplicate onginal copy of which may be submitted to the Chief Conti oiler ol Imports and Exports (B. L. Section) along with the application for import of machinery, raw materials/components and the duplicate copy of the declaration may be forwarded to the Reserve Bank of India, Exchange Control Department, Central Office, Bombay.
(ni) A declaration that the industrial units proposed to be set up in India will be duly registered with the concerned sponsoring authorities
324/44 IHC GAZFITH OF INDIA LATRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1K9" |PARTTand that the registiation certificate will be pioduced to ihe Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, at least within one year from the date of the import application. (Impoit application in Form 'E' need not be supported by recommendation of the spon- soring authority at this stage)
(IV; Detailed information regarding definition of "actual user (industrial)" and categories of actual users is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78.
137 In the case of raw materials/components, the import will be allowed only in respect of items re- quued by the unit and permissible to actual users in terms of the policy in force Application for import of raw muterials/components should be made in the form 'B' appearing in Appendix 3 to T.T C Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78 supported by evidence of payment of application fee at the prescribed rate The application for raw materials/ components may be made along with the application for import of machinery and should be supported by evidence referred to in sub-paras (ii) and fin) of para ) 36 above.
138. In all cases where the funds retained abroad are required to be utilised foi financing import of machuvjiy, raw materials and components into India, regular import licences with exchange control copy will be granted with the following endorsement :—
"Not available for remittance from India Payment to be made out of the foreign cur- rency account of the importer."
139. The licence shall also be subject to the
following further conditions .—
fi) The machinery imported shall be used by the applicant in the industrial unit propos- ed to be set up and for the purpose for which the impoit is allowed
(ii) The sale of the machinery by the unit to any other person shall be made only with the prior written permission of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, and that requests for such permis- sion shall not be entertained for ;\ period of five years fiom the date of impoit of the machinery
140 Indians returning from or residing abroad who are eligible for the import of machinery under tkese provisions iruiy, if they so desire, pui chase the same machinery from indigenous producers in India against payment to be made in free foreign exchange, instead of importing the machinery from abroad Against such supply, the indigenous producer will be eligible for import replenishment MS admissible under the impoit policy for registered expoitcrs and for the discharge of export obligation, if any, in accordance with the procedure laid down in Section T, Volume II of ITC Policy
141. The following additional facilities will also be available to non-resident Indians for establishing industrial projects :—
(i) Investment will be allowed in any industry listed in Appendix 52D of this Book.
(ii) Investment will also be allowed in any otfier industry not covered by Appendix 52D provided the investor undertakes to export 60 per cent of the output or in the case of industries reserved for the small scale sector, 75 per cent of the output
(iii) Equity investment in the above sectors will be allowed up to 74 per cent without any mini- mum limits.
(IV) Import of capital equipment will be allowed without indigenous clearance up to the limit of foreign exchange brought in by the non- resident Indian. It may be mentioned that if indigenous equipment is bought against foreign exchange, the supplier of the indi- genous capital goods will be eligible for import replenishment, as admissible under the import policy for registered exporters and for setting off this supply against export obligations, if any
(v) Remittance of profits in the industry set up
under this scheme will be allowed freely.
(Vi) Repatriation of capital will also be allowed after the unit has gone into commercial pro- duction, and subject to adherence to export obligation, where applicable. The terms of repatriation of capital will be subject to the normal scrutiny and rules prescribed by the Government
(vii) Liberalised facilities for import of permissible raw materials and components will also be available in terms of the import policy in force
(vw) The above facilities will be applicable "nly to new investments including expansion and diversification of existing industrial under- takings, but will not be extended to purchase of shares in existing companies in respect of existing activities,
SEC 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRJL 27, Iy77/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/45(IX) Applicants desirous ol' availing of the above facilities will have to abide by the procedures prescribed by the Reserve Bank of India.
142. Nuji-iesideut Indians will have to apply tor the gtant of industrial liecnees for the establishment of industrial undertakings, wherever necessary i.e. where the establishment of industrial undertakings is not covered by the existing exemptions from the licensing provisions of the Industries (Development and Regula- tion) Acl. In such cases, they will be required to sub- mit their applications (with 10 spare copies) in Form IL to the Secretariat of Industrial Approvals, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi After an industrial licence has been issued, the Chief Controller of Imports and Ex- ports will immediately issue a CCP for the import of capital goods up to the limits of foreign exchange to be brought in by the non-resident Indian.
145 Applications for iccognition from the research and development organisations proposmg to import equipment, instruments, chemicals etc. should be made to the Secietary, Department of Science and Technology in the prescribed form (Appendix 51 of this Book), who may then refer to the relevant spe- cialised agency such as Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Bhubha Atomic Research Centre, D.G T D. etc for sciutiny/ inspection and recommendation
146 Industrial firms, scientific and industrial re- search foundations, units or individuals applying for research and development impoits will be required to establish that they have a well-defined programme lor research and development with specific objectives and satisfy the sponsoring/licensing authorities that the equipment sought to be impoited is essential for the piogiamme.
Import of Computer Systems
143. lmpoit of computer systems by Indian nationals returning from/residing abroad will be allowed subject to the following conditions :—
(I) Only new computers will be permitted to be imported Second-hand/reconditioned computers will not be allowed.
147. Applications for costly and specialised equip- ment/pilot plant will be considered only m cases vvheie such research and development lacihties do not aheady exist and aie not easily available to the applicant within India.
Case;) in which the recommendation from the De-
partment of Science and Technology will not be
necessary
(n) The computer systems thus impoited will not be used for setting up service bureaus in the country and they should be used either for specialised applications within the country or for overseas customers, in areas such as engineering design, engineering consultancy and process control or for data preparation/system conversion jobs and software development/generation on a 100% export basis.
(ni) The system will need to be bought outright by the returning Indian(s) and installed and maintained on the basis of anangements made by the returning Indian(s) which are approved by the Department of Electronics, New Delhi.
(iv) The total foieign exchange requirements for the import of computers as well as for subsequent maintenance should be met out of the foreign exchange earnings of the indentified associates of his/them residmg abroad and no request for release of foreign exchange for import of spare parts or any other accessories for the system will be entertained.
148. Any university or technical institute (like II Ts) whether in the public or private sector, will be entitled to the above faculties in regard to the import of law materials, components, instiumcnts etc In such cases, formal lecogmtion by the Department of Science and Technology will not be necessary.
149. No recognition from the Department ol Science and Technology will be necessary m respect of research and/or training institutes under the various Ministiies ol the Government of India (other than public sector undertakings) The concerned Ministries themselves should process the applications for leseaich and development They should also piovide the nceessaiy foieign exchange for the imports.
150. State Government can also sponsor applica- tions liom research and/or ti anting institutes under theij management and contiol for nnpoit of specia- lised instruments, law materials etc.
Facilities for Development and Research activities
144. Special lacihtics for development and research activities to be set up/undn taken by Ihe recognised imhisliial fn ins, scientific and mduslnal reseaich foundations and pnvatc individuals may be piovided as per the provisions made in the following paragraphs.
151 For co-opeiative research institutions in the industrial sector which are getting grants-in-aid from the Council of Scientific and Industiial Research, it will noi Iv necossaiy lo nblain a I'oim.il recognition liom Ihe IXpa11nlent of SLIL'IILC and Technology In such cases, the Council of Scientific and Industrial Reseaich will act as the sponsoung authonty.
3 2 4 / 46 T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A T S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 [ P A RT 1Import of Capital Goods for Research and Develop-
ment
152. Applications for import of capital goods for research organisations proposed to be set up or al- ready established by industrial firms, scientific and industrial research institutions or individuals for conduct of research m the areas of their direct inte- rest or industrial operation, specialised research pro- jects or pilot plants, should be made in the prescrib- ed form (Form E) given in Appendix 3 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977 78 Not more than four applications for im- port of capital goods will be enteitaincd fiom a unit during the course of a licensing period
153, Since capital goods for research and develop- ment will normally be of specialised nature and wi]] be subject to sciutmy and recommendation by the prescribed specialised agency/authority, the appli- cants would not be required to follow the advertise- ment procedure given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Piocedure, 1977-78.
154 It will not be necessary to obtain industiial licences for import of capital goods for research and development purposes.
155, In respect ot mipoit of proto-type, the De- partment oi Science and Technology can recommend applications direct to the licensing authority with- out obtaining any indigenous clearance from the D.G T D, provided the value ot such pioto-type does not exceed Rs one lakh Import of only two num- bers of each pioto-type will be allowed within this value.
(iii) All Government research institutions under
the Central or State Governments.
(iv) All univcisities and TCTs.
(v) The research laboratories/institutions :—
(a) Council of Scientific and Industrial Re-
search.
(b) Indian Council of Agricultural Research.
(c) Indian Council of Medical Research
(d) Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore,
(e) Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad.
(vi) Scientific agencies of the Central or State
Governments.
(vn) Research and/or training institutions under the Central/State Governments (other than public sector undertakings).
(viii) Any other research institute of repute not included in (i) to (vii) above, but to which CCI&E may by notification extend the facilities under this paragraph.
157. The items of raw materials, components and spares etc, including canalised items, scientific instru- ments, equipments etc., should be those required for research and development purposes and a declaration to this effect is furnished by the importing research and development units at the time of clearance of goods with the customs, indicating the value of imports made by the units and the balance available under this facility.
158. The facilities will not, however, be avail-
able to colleges and other institutions,
Facility for Import of raw materials, components etc.,
without the requirement of an import licence by
Research and Development units.
156. The following lesearch and development units will be allowed to import raw materials, components and apparatus, appliances etc., including items import of which is canalised through the public sector agencies., up to a value of Rs 5 lakhs per annum without impoit licence •—
(i) All research and development institutions
in Govei nment
(ID All research and development units in the private sector which arc recognised by the Depaitment of Science and Technology as R&D units,
159. Applications for import of scientific instru- ments, equipment, raw materials etc., for a value exceeding Rs. 5 lakhs for research purposes may con- tinue to be made to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, through the Department of Science and Technology in the case of units recog- nised by that Department and through the sponsoring authority in the case of others
160. Scientists and faculty members (Professors, Readers, lecturers and research scholars) serving under the Central or State Government, research laboratories and universities can also apply for im- port of scientific instruments and chemicals required for research purposes for a value up to Rs. 10,000 on the recommendation of the head of the institution/ rcgistiar of the institution concerned. Such appli- cations shall be made direct to the regional licensing authorities concerned.
SEC. Jl THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 J24/47161 Individuals will also be allowed to import scientific instruments and chemicals up to Rs. 10,000 subject to the essentiality being certified by the De- paUment of Science and Technology. Such appli- Latjons will be considered by the regional licensing authorities on the basis of the recommendation of the Department of Science and Technology.
the industrial undertakings will be allowed by the customs authorities on the-production of 'approval letter' from the Secretariat of Industrial Approvals without the need for an import licence. Banks autho- rised to deal m foieign exchange will also allow remittance on the basis of such an "approval letter."
PART K
PROCEDURAL MATTERS
Income-fax Verification
162 At the end of every fiscal year, each recog- nised research and development organisation must submit to the Department of Science and Technology, lull details of import licences that have been issued in that fiscal year, and imports made under the pro- vision of para 156 above, giving information as to each item of equipment, chemical, other raw mate- rials, spares and components with particulars of the quantities, sources of Jinport and the c.i f. value of nnpoit of each item.
165. The system of filing of mcome-tax Verification ccrtificatc/Registi'ation/Exemption number allongwith the import application has been dispensed with. In lieu, a simple declaration from the applicant legarding their filing of meome-tax return and payment oi tax has been introduced.
Conditions of Import Licences
163 Import licences or imports made under the provision of para 156 above shall be subject to the stipulation that the imported equipment, raw materials and pilot plants should be used for research and development purposes as approved by the Department of Science and Technology. Any use of this facility for commeieial purposes without the prior approval of the Ministry of Industry/Department of Science and Technology shall be treated as violation of the condi- tions under which the licence was issued or imports allowed and make the organisation liabla to de-recog- nition and other penal action under the Import Trade Control.
166 The conditions applicable to different categories of licences have been given in Appendix 31 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and pro- cedure, 1977-78 The grant of an import licence does not confer any immunity, exemption or relaxation from any obligation or from compliance with any require- ment, to which the licence holder may be subject to under other laws or regulations such as for instance, the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951, the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1947.
Special facilities for import of drawings and designs
167. D.G.T.D. units should submit their production returns regularly to the D.G.T D., failure of which will attract the penal provisions of Import Trade Control Regulations.
Raw materials and components allowed tor certain
specific End-products
164. All scheduled industries mentioned in the First Schedule to the Industries (Development and Regula- tion) Act, 1951 will be allowed the facility of import of drawings and designs subject to the following conditions :
(i) Imports will be allowed only once m a year
to an industrial undertaking; and
(n) The value of such drawings and designs
should not exceed Rs. 10 lakhs.
Applications for import of. drawings and designs from industrial undertakings, which satisfy the above conditions, may be made in the prescribed form to the Secretariat of the Industrial Approvals (F. C. Unit), Department of Industrial Development, New Delhi. The S I A will process I hi- applications, and il there is no objection, issue necessary letter ol approval with- in a period at one month liom the date of receipt of the application Import of drawings and deigns by 168. The detailed policy in respect of various items of raw materials and components allowed to actual users engaged in the following industries is given in the Appendices indicated against each :—
(1) Storage battery industry . . Appendix 36
(2) Dry cell battery Appendix 37
(3) Radio receivers, transis-
tor radio receivers, amplifiers, A M/F.M. radio receivers, car radios, microphones, tape recoi- ders, hearing aids, T V. receivers, record players, record (.hungers, elcttio- me desk cakulatoiN, T V tuners, flash guns, DC micrumotors and ta'"^ deck mechanism etc. Appendix 38
324/48 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA FX'J RAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAlSAkHA 7, 1899 LPARf 1. Appendix 39 (4) Electronic components.
(5)
Appendix 40 Appendix 42 Dental units and dental airotors & dental materials Electric motors.
(6)
(7)
Appendix 43 Microscopes and other optical mstiumcnls.
Appendix 44 Transfoimeis
(8)
(9)
Appendix 45 Clocks, time pieces and wrist watches
Appendix 46 Switchgears and idays.
,10)
Appendix 47 Cables and wuea
(11)
(12)
Appendix 48 Air-conditioning and re- frigeration equipment
Appendix 49 Electric lamps
book shall be the ova-riding policy. In other words, if any steel item has been indicated in the appendix for a specific end-product, import of the same will be allowed in terms of the policy for that item indicated in appendix 41 of this book
171 The nnpoit policy for ceitain important users
may be found in the following Appendices :—
(i) Impoil of instiuments and
equipments required for education of the blind Appendix 2
(n) Import of books . . Appendix 21
(in) Import for personal use and foi hospitals and institutions
. . Appendix 25
(13)
(iv) Import of studio
equipment - Appendix 31
(v) Facilities ior non-
resident Indians Appendix 52
Suggestions for change in the Import Policy
169. In addition to the items specifically allowed under the various Appendices against the relevant end-products referred to above, other items which are permissible under the actual user policy for 1977-78 will also be allowed at the request of the applicant and without reference to the sponsoring authority. Such items will be allowed, on the applicant furnishing a declaration that it requires the items for production of the end-products in which it is engaged.
Import of iron and steel items as raw materials (or
certain specific end-products
170. In the case of iron & steel items wherever mentioned in the various appendices agamst the rele- vant end-products as permissible for import, it is clarified that import policy for such iron & steel items and fcrro alloys items as given in appendix 41 of this 172. Suggestions for changes in the import policy will be given due consideration in consultation with the authorities concerned. A procedure has been evolved lor considering such suggestions to ensure that the import policy is decided having regard to the legitimate interests of both the manufacturers and users of commodities. The suggestions for changes in policy should be accompanied by the requisite infor- mation in the foim appearing in Appendix 27 of this Book. All such representations should be addressed to tin; Chief Contiollcr of lmpoits and Exports (Tni- poit Policy Cell), New Delhi
SEC. lj fHb GAZETTE OF INDiA E\ 1RA0RDIN-\RY • APRIL 27, ] 977/ VA1SARHA 7, J 890 324/49SECTION II
The Idhulai statement on (lie succeeding pages sets out the import polity foi the vear Apnl, 1977— March, ]lJ7H This is to be lead with the explaruloiy lemaiks given below
1. ( olumn 1 gives the revised ITC classification
2 Column 2 gives desciiption of the item
3 Column 3 gives the import policy for Actual Useis
The abbieviations/cntnes shown below m this Section stand for —
Abbreviation
Stands foi
A U. . ST.C . . M.MTC I.R.MAC, . .. O.G L CC.I. &E J C C.I. & b . D.CC.I. & E C LA ,
Actual LKer, State Tiading Corporation Minerals & Metals Tiading Corporation Industrial Raw Materials Assistance C'cntic Open Geneial Licence Chief Controller of Impoits and Expoits, New Delhi Joint Chief Control lei ot Imports and Fxpoils Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Export?, Central Licensing Area, New Delhi
Heading
Actual Uscis Policy
Sub-heading No and Description ol article
No,
1
2
1
01 01/06 Live annuals including live birds
(1) Impoit of wild/700 animals and birds will be allowed, both on the basis of barter and purchases by the government recognised 700s for zoological purposes only, Such imports will be subject to the provisions ol the Convention on International Tiade in End- angered Species of Wild Fuuna and Flora.
(2) Applications fiom bleeding iurms for import of cattle,
sheep, goats and pigs will be consideicd by the C CI &E., New Delhi on the iccommendation of the Min. of Agriculture and Irrigation (Deptt of Agriculture) Applications should be routed through the Ministiy of Agnculluie and lingation (Deptt, of Agriculture), New Delhi
(3) Applications for import of Ducks, turkeys etc and pure Unc poultry stocks, inoluding hatching eggs will be consideicd by the C C I & . F, New Delhi, on the recommendation of Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (Deptt of Afiiiculturc), New Delhi. (4) Applications fiom stud laims for import of horses for bleeding puiposcs will be considered by the C C T & F,, New Delhi Applications will be submit- ted in tiiplicate, the original copy of the application should be submitted to the Animal Husbandry Commissioner (Deplt ot Agnculture), Knshj Bhavan, New Delhi, and a copy of each of the applications should be sent to the C C J & E, New Delhi, and Dnector, Remount and Velerinaiy Services, West Block III, R,K, Puram, New Delhi, respectively The last date for submission of applications will be the 31th July, 1977.
04.01/07 Milk and cream, fresh oi preserved, butki (including Bhce), cheese and curd. Buds' eggs and egg yolks, lresh, dncd or otherwise preserved, sweetened oi not, natuial honey, Edible pioducts of animal origin not elsewhere specified or included,
Powdeied milk and milk food unpoi ted in bulk packing.
lnipoit of skimmed milk powdsi will be canalised through the Indian Dairy Corporation, Baroda and releases will be mudo ID the D.G T D units and small scale units enn.u'ed in the mannlactuio ol babv luod and mulled milk foods, AKo foi conden- sed milk foi supply to the Detente Services, undei Ihe policy of dncet allotment as per the pioccdurc laid down in Section I ot this Book'.
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05 01/15 Pioducts of animal ongin, not elsewhere specified or included (for example, fish waste; birds' feathers and down not fuither worked than cleaned, disin- fected or treated for preservation, Ivory, tortoise shell and other shells, unworked or simply pre- pared but not cut to shape, coral and similar sub- stances, unworked or simply prepared; natural sponges)
A.U.
(1) Feathers
A U. for maaufactuto of sable hdii artist blushes, (2) Sable hair
Living plants and pans thereof, suitable for planting
06 01/04
or for ornamental purposes: florists wares. Plants, living, not otherwise specified
(1) A, U. toi accredited nurseries and others, inc- luding Govt, and semi-Goveinmcnt organisations on the recommendation of the Ministry of Agri- cultuic & Irrigation (Deptt of Agr )/ICAR/Forest Research Institute/Botanical Survey of India/State Directors of Agriculture/Chief Conservative of Forests.
(2) All applications for import shall be refeircd by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports to the Ministry of Agriculture & Irrigation, Department of Agriculture (Crops Division) and Dnectoratc of Plant Protection, Quarantine and Storage, and licences will be granted on the basis of their advice
(3) All imports of plants, living, and plant material by land, sea or air shall be accompanied by a phyto- sanitaiy certificate issued by the appropriate authority in the country of origin on the inter-nationally re- cognised form indicating that the consignment is free from injurious insect pests/plant diseases
(4) In the case of imports by air, the importer shall apply in the prescribed form well in time befoie the ex- pected arrival of the consignment to the Plant Pio- tection Adviser or any other ofticer authorised by him in the Directorate of Plant Protection, Quaian- tine and Storage, Fandabad for the grant of an import permit under the provision of the DIP Act and the notifications issued thereunder and piodute the same to the Plant Quarantine Authorities at tbe time of clearance of the imported consignment.
08 01/13 Fruits, melon peel, citrus fruit peel and nuts (shelled or not) fresh or dried, preserved by freezing (whe- ther or not cooked, but not containing added sugar) provisionally preserved (for example, by sulphur dioxide gas, in bnne, In sulphur water or in other preservative solutions), but unsuitable in that state for immediate consumption
(1) Cashewnuts (Raw) . . . ..
(1) The requirements of tho actual users will be met by imports through the Public Sector Agency, Please see Section HI of this Book.
(2) (/) (a) The available quantity imported raw cashewnuts will be distributed by the canalis- ing agency viz, the Cashew Corporation of India Ltd. (hereinafter reforred to as "Cor- poration") to the eligible actual useis. The eligible actual users are those pi ocessoi s who had participated in the import and export tiadc of cashewouts and operated cashew pro- cessing factories in any of the calendar years 1968, 1969kand up to 31st August, 1970.
(/)) An eligible .ILIU.II uier will ci'uje to be eligible foi allocation ot imported raw cashew if he was not in business for a continuous period of two yeais from the date of canalisation
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(u) The allocations of imported nuts will be made by the Corporation to eligible actual useis on the basis and in the manner indicated below.—
(a) Allocations will be made to those factories
declared by the processors (actual users) In the proforma filed with the Corporation and/or accepted by them after the date of canahsa- tton
(/)) Any factory which does not conform to the provisions of law relating to safety, condi- tions of service or IWation and payment of wages to the woi kmen will not bo eligible for allotment of raw nuts from the Corporation
(r) 1 ho allocation to each factory shall be deter- mined by the Corpoiation on the basis of the laboui strength ascertained from the Muster Roll maintained by the factoiy and verified by tho Corporation.
id) The Corpoiation shall have the right to refix the initwl allocation if the labour stiength has come down based on returns from the factories and the verification carried out by the Corporation With respect to those fac- toncs whose Muster Roll could not be verified by the Corporation dunng the inspection of factories, oi where the Corporation consider- ed It necessary to review the entitlement of any factory, the Corporation may make alloca- tion on the basis of the labour strength deter- mined on the basis of the lowest of the figure reported in the profotma at the time of cana- lisation of import of this item or the data sheet filed in 1971 with corroborative evidence, ll necessary.
(e) Raw nuts allotted by the Coi noration shall bo processed in tho factory in respect of which allotment has been made in the letter of allotment issued by the Corporation and no tiansfer either In pail or in full to any other factory will be permitted
(j) Any factoiy closed down for a continuous period of two yeais or moie after 1-9-1970, will not be eligible for allotment of raw nuts
(m) The allocation shall be subject to the condition that cashew kernels equivalent of 125 % in terms of yield of the raw nuts allotted, shall be exported and pi oof thereof furnished to the Corporation.
(1) Import of dates and diy Iruits will be allowed under the free licensing scheme. Please tec Appendix 2 of this Book.
(2) Fiuits fiesh , all sorts, . , "I . > (3) Fruits, dried, all sorts J ( 4) D a t es . ..
(2) Import ot fresh and dry fruits will also be allowed according to spocial procedure notified from time to time.
09 01/10 Cofke, whether or not roasted or freed of oalleine, coffee husks and skins, coffee substitutes contain- ing coffee in any proportion. Tea and mate, Spices including mixed spices
(1) Cumin seeds
Import will be permitted accordjng to the piocodure to
be announced later
(2) Cloves , (3) Nutmegs/Mace (4) Cinnamon
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Impoil ol these items will be allowed under the fiee licensing scheme Please see Appendix 2 of this Book.
12 01/10 Oil sceils .ind oleaginous lunt, \UioU* oi Inoken, Flouis oi meals of oil seeds oi oleaginous liuit, non-defatted (excluding must.ud rloui): Seeds, J i nit andspoio, of a kind used foi sowing
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Sugar beet whole oi sliced, Iresh, dried oi powdcied, sugar-cane, chicory roots, fresh or dried, whole or cut, unroasled; hops. Plants and parts (including seeds and fruit) or trees, bushes, shrubs or other plants, being goods of a kind used primarily in pcifumery, in pharrnHcy, or for insecttcidal, fungi cidal oi similar purposes, fresh, dried, whole, cut, crushed, ground or powdered, bctolnuts; Locust beans, flesh or dried, whether or not kibbled or ground, but not further prepared, fruit kernels and othor vegetable products of a kind used pn- manly for human food, not falling within any other heading, Cereal Straw and husks unprepaicd or chopped but not otherwise prepared, hay and similar forage products
(/) AU on libeial basis lor refining, blending and
for dnecl human consumption,
(II ) Import will not be allowed for use in Vanaspali
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industry or for othei industnal purposes
{ill) Please sec Appendix 2 of this Book.
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(1^ Copra or coconut kernel , 1 I (2) Ground nut seeds (3) Sunflower seeds (4) Soyabcan seeds (5J Rape seed seeds (6) Palm seeds (7) Hops
(1) Requirements of actual users for btcweiy hops will
be met by imports through Public sector agency Please see Section III of this Book
(2) Import of bakeiy hops will not be permitted (3) Impoit of plant material will be allowed to actual uscis foi experimental purposes, on the recommen- mendation of the Dcptt of Agnculturc/ICAR, subject to the policy, as indicated against heading No, 06.0/04
(K) Rubbei seeds
A U applications from Rubber estates will be considered by DCCI&E, Ernakulam on the recommendations of the Rubber Board The application should be routed through the Rubber Boaid.
(9) Seeds, not otherwise specified, of a kind used for
sowinjj.
(1) A U, applications foi impoit of the following items will be considered on the recommendation of the State Dnectors of Agriculture and in consultation with the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (De- partment of Agriculture), New Dclhi/Iudian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi by the licensing authorities indicated against them •—
(/) Seeds for growing JCC1 & E, Calcutta
iibie flax and ramie
(n) Ornamental flower CC1 & E, New Delhi,
seeds and plant matcnals (for accre- dited nurseries only)
(2) A U applications for import of Chicory seeds from planters and otlieis will be considered by the regional licensing auiliotitics on the recommendations of State Directors of Agi lculture
(1) Import of Hybrid seeds and such seeds from which seed ciop cannot be raised will not be permitted How- ever, applications foi import of Hybrid seeds for experimental puiposes will be considered in consulta- tion with the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (Deptt of Agncultuic), New Delhi.
(4) A U applications foi import of lucerene and !>oya- bean seeds for multiplication purposes only will be considered by the regional licensing authorities on tbc recommendations ot St*ite Directors of Agriculture.
(5) A U applications for import of seeds of forestry spe- cies for raising plantations will be considered in con- sultation with the Ministry of Agriculture and Irriga- tion (f oicstry Division of the Department bf Agricul- ture), New Delhi
((•>) A U applications for impoit of Oil Halm seeds will be considered by the regional licensing authorities on the lecommendalions of State Directors of Agncultuie and in consultation with the Ministiy of Agriculture and Imy.ilnin, New Delhi
Noit — Applications in Uims ofrenuuks 1, 1, "5 and 6
above should be made- thiough the Department of AgiicuUuic, New Delhi
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13 01/01 Raw vegetable mateiuls of a kind used primanly in dyeing 01 in Unnmg Shellac, Seed Lac, Suck Lac and other Lacs, natural gums, resins, gum resins and balsams Vegetable Saps and extracts, poetic substances, pectmalcs and pectates, Agar-Agar and other natural mucilages and thickncis, derived i'lom vegetable pioducts
(1) Biirk for tanning including wattle haik
(2) Gum, Arabic
(1) Gum and Benzoin (las and kauri) bul exclud- ing Dammer and rosin
(4) Rcsinoids and Oleoresm (Balsam), namely, Benzoin, Ohbanum, Gulhanum, Labdanum, Oaknoss, Opponax, Balsam Pci u, Balsam Tolu, Stvrax, O m s, Casioreum and M y nh
(5) Asafocluia . ..
14.01/05 Vegetable materials of a kind used pnmarily for plaiting, stuffing or in brushes or in brooms, hard seeds, pips, hulls and nuts of a kind used for caiv- mg (for example, corozo and dom), vegetable pro- ducts not elsewhere specified or included (1) Mexican fibre . . . . ..
15.01 /Oft Animal (including fish) fats and oils, crude, refined or
purified. (1) Mutton tallow . . . . ..
(2) Neats foot oil and its sulphonatcd ptoduds .
(1) Cod Liver oil
(4) Speim oil . . . ..
(5) Wool Grense
15 07 Fixed vegetable oils, fluid or solid, refined or nun- lied.
(1) Sovabenn oil . . ..
(2) Coconut oil . (3) Ground nut oil (4) Sunflower oil (5) Rape seed oil (6) Palm oil/palm olem . , j (7) Tung oil also known as China wood oil
15.14/17 Spermaceti and insect or vegetable waxes whether or not colouied; residues resulting from the tieatment of fatty substances or animal or vegetable waxes.
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Requirements of the actual users will be met by imports through Public Sectoi Agency Please see Section III of this Book
A U for Kauri gum for manufacture of dental material
(1) AU for Agarbatti manufacturers, blenders of per- fumery compounds, drugs and medicines and for the manufacture of flavouring essences
(2) Import of this item will not be allowed for the manu- facture of cosmetics, hair tonics, chewing tobacco, pan massalas, betel spices and hooka tobacco
(3) Import of oleoresm pepper, oleoresm capsicum and oleoresm ginger will not be permitted
Import will be permitted according to procedure notified from time to time
A U. for manufacture of (a) fibie polishing wheels for polishing purposes and (b) for manufacture of bmshes required for combers and cards for textile industry.
Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through Public sector agency Please see Section III of this Book.
A U for leather and picker industries
A,U. on restricted basis for import of cod oil for manu- facture of industrial leather
Import of this item for manufacture of pickers is allowed under Open General Licence. Please see Appendix I of this Book.
A U. for manufacture of Lanolin anhydrous
(/) AU on liberal basis for refining, blending and for direct human consumption
(//) Import will not be allowed for use in Vanaspati industry or for other industrial purposes (:n) Please see Appendix 2 of this Book.
A U for manufacture of printing ink and paints
(1) A U. for the undermentioned varieties of waxes for specific end-products :—
Varieties of wax End-products
~\ Polishes, Varnishes (0 Vegetable and sperma- } Carbon paper and othei' ceti wax. j wax papei and lead slips
of pencils
(2) Import of carnauba wax for manufacture of polishes varnishes, carbon paper and other wax paper and lead slips for pencils is allowed undei Open General Licence Please see Appendix I of this Book
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IK,01/06 Cocoa and cocoa piepaialions (foi example, couu beans, shells, husks, skins, and waste, LOUM paste, cocoa butler, cocoa powder, chocolate and ollici food picparations containing cocoa) Cocoa beans . . . . ,
(1) A.U applications for import of cocoa beans (seed) will be considered by JCC1&E, Madras on the re- commendations of the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (Department ot Agriculture) New Delhi/ Indian Council of Agncutural Research, New Delhi
(2) Tmport of cocoa beans is allowed under Open General
Licence. Please see Appendix I of this Book
21.01/07 Roasted chicory and roasted coffee substitutes, and extiacts, essences and concentrates thereof, ex- tracts, essences or concentrates of coffee or tea or mate, and preparations with a basis of these ext- racts, essences or concentrates, mustard flour and pi cparcd mustard, sauces, mixed condiments and mixed seasonings, soups and broths, homogenised composite food preparations, natural yeasts and piepared baking powders, food preparations not elsewhere specified or included
Ycasi food and yeast culture
A.U on restricted basis.
25 01/32 Mineral substances, not elsewhere specified (in- cluding clay, earths, earth colours, natural ab- rasives, salt, sulphur, slate and stone), cements all soits, not elsewhere specified (mcludtng Portland cement and clinker), lime , plasters, with basis of calcium sulphate, whethei ornot coloured but not including plasters specially prepared for use in dentistry.
(1) Non-processed elemental/non-refined recovered
sulphur
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Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through Public Sector Agency Please see Section III of this Book
(2) Plumbago and graphite .
(1) AU for import of high purity graphite containing
graphite carbon content more than 80%
(2) Import of other grades of graphite containing graphite carbon content up to 80% will not be allowed (3) AU on restricted basis for import of nonflaky graphite (high purity micronised graphic 95—99 5 per cent) for aluminium pistons, special grade pencil leads, lubrication, packing materials and gaskets, cinema carbons, carbon brushes.
(3) China'ball clay
(1) A U for import of special grade of China Clay for
art and chrome paper industry.
(2) A U on restricted basis for import of special grades
of China Clay for other end-uses
(3) A U for import of ball cla> on restricted basis.
(4) Rock phosphate, Mincial phosphate
The Import of this item is canalised through Public Sector Agency Please- sec Section III of this Book
(5) Dialemitc (Kisselghui)
A U for Diatomite (Kisselghur), whether in its chemical name or in trade names such as, byflosuperel etc., subject to production of 'No' objection Certificate from the Indian Bureau of Mines
(d) Pumice ami lubber slonci
(1) A U. on lestricted basis on the recommendation of Textile Commissioner, Bombay for manufacture of all metal reeds, steel reeds and roed cleaning machines.
(2) A U. on restricted basis for import of carborandum store foi manufacture of Reed cleaning machines on the recommendation of Textile Commissioner, Bombay.
AU
(7) Silex lining blocks (Silex stone finished)
(8) Flint giinding pebbles
A.U
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(9) Abbastc-i/Gypsum
(1) A U on restricted basis fur mipoit of alabaster. (2) Import of gyp"um will not bo allowed.
(10) Asbestos raw
Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through Public Sector Agoncy Please .sec Section III of this Book.
(11) Oyohte
Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through Public Sector Agency. Please lee Section III of this Book.
(12) nominal
A.U requirements for acid grade flourspar for the under- mentioned end-pioducts will be met by imports through Public Sector Agoncy subject to non-availability from the Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation, Ahmedabad,—
(i) Hydrofluoric acid and fluorine chemicals thereof including synthetic cryolite, aluminium flouridc and sodium flouridc.
(//) Vitreous enamel frit (Hi) Aluminium smelteis,
Please see Section HI of this Book
AU A.U.
(13) Tripoli powder (14) Ottawa sand . ..
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(1) AU for import of —
Metallic ores and concentrates; roasted iron pyrites ; Slag, ash and residues containing metals or metallic compounds
(/) Tungsten ore
(
dry batteries
(Hi) Titanium ore.
(2) Requirements of actual users for the following items will be met by imports through public sector agency:—
(0 Antimony ore.
(H) High grade molybdenum orc/MoIybdic oxide/
molybdenum oxide.
Please see Section III of this Red Book (3) A U. for import of Zinc Ore/coDcentrato and Lead
ore/concentrate.
(4) A.U for impoit of spathic iron ore for Vanaspati
industry.
(5) A.U for import of micaceous hematltefor are welding electrode industry on restricted basis subject to clearance from Indian Bureau of Mines.
Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous 1
27.09
minerals, crude . . .. .
Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous |
27.10
Detailed Policy is given in Appendix 18 minerals, other than crude, preparations not else- J- v 1 ere specified or included, containing not less [ than 70% by weight of petroleum oils or of oils 1 obtained from bituminous minerals, these oils 1 bring the basis constituents of the prepaiations J
27.H/13 Petroleum jelly, paraffine wax, microcrystalline wax, slack wax, ozokorite, lignite wax, peat wax, and other mineral waxes, whether or not coloured
(1) Detailed Policy in respect of petroleum jelly, para- ffin wax and microcrystalline wax is given in Ap- pendix 18.
(2) A U for the undermentioned varieties of waxes
for specific end-products.—
(i) Veliow Ozokerite wax "1 „„, . .,
Polishes, Varnishes.
(//) White ozokerite wax I c^r b on Paper and
[ other wax paper and
(iii) Montan wax J load slips of pencils.
(3) A.U. for import of emulsifiable polyethylene
wax.
(4) A U. for import of dry battery wax red, black etc
for dry battery manufacturers
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A U foi manufacture of paints, varnishes', printing inks,
brake lining and clutch facings (2) Petroleum Coke . . ..
Requirements of actual usei s for raw petroleum coke will be met by imports through Public Sector Agency Please \ee Section 111 of this Book
28 01/58 Chemical elements, inorganic chemical compounds and other products as specified in Note1! 1 and 2 to this Chapter in Schedule 1 of the Customs Tanft Act, 1975 ..
A U. for import of insoluble 20°^ oil tieated sulphur for (1) Processed sulphui (all grades)
Rubber/Coir industries,
(2) Carbon Black and acetylene black
(1) A ll foi import of carbon black for manufacture of rubber goods, paints, inks, carbon papers, lead slips, plastic products and tungsten (sintered) products,
(2) Import of acetylene black is allowed under Open
General Licence Please see Appendix 1 of this Book
(3) Selenium (4) Mercury
A U foi import of selenium for'electonic industry Requirements of Actual Users will be met by imports through publn. sector agency Please see Section 111 of this Book
(5) Caustic Soda (6) Synthetic aluminium oxide
A U on restricted basis (I) AU on restucted basis for import of biown
aluminium oxide
(n) A U for white aluminium oxide
(7) Blanc fixe . . ..
A.U on restricted basis for manufacture of acid resistinn
cement
(K) Soda ash including calcined natural soda and
manufactured sesquicarbonatcs
Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through Public Sector Agency, Please see Section fl[ of this Book
(9) Carbides
(1) AU for import of boron carbide powder (2) Impoit of emery grain and silicon arbide will not
be permitted.
(10) Othei chemicals falling under this Chapter
Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28 (1) A U for vanadium Pcntoxide other than catalyst
grade foi the manufacture of Feiro vanadium
(11) Vanadium Pentoxlde
(2) Import of vanadium Pentoxide catalyst grade will
not be permitted.
(12) Nickel Catalyst
(1) A U applications from vanaspati manufacturers will be considered by J C C.I. & E., C L A, New Delhi on the recommendations of the Directorate of Sugar and Vanaspati, The Dte of Sugar and Vanaspati will consult the D G TD before recom- mending the imports.
(2) A U for manufacture of Hydrogcnatcd fatty acids
subject to the clearance from the D G T D
(13; Radio Active materials
A U subject to production of no objection cei tificate
from Bhaba Atomic Research Centre, Bombay.
A U subiect to Appendix 2B,
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(14) Leather processing and finishing chemicals Organic compounds including antibiotics, enzymes, ~\ hormones, sulphadrugs, Vitamins and other pro- ducts specified in Notes 1 and 2 to this Chaptei in Schedule 1 of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 | Organo-therapcutic glands for other organs, dried | whether or not powdered, organo-therapeutic ex- i tracts of glands or other organs or of their se- cietions; other animal substances prepared for theiapeutic or prophylactic uses, not elsewhere specified or included.
30.02
Antiscra, mjcrobial vaccines, toxins, microblal cul- tures (including ferments but excluding yeasts) and similar products
Medicaments (including veterinary medicaments), j
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(1) Chemicals falling under Chaptei 29 (2) Dyes Intermediates O) Drugs and Medicines falling under Chaptei 29
Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28 Detailed policy is given in Appendix 24 Detailed policy is given in Appendix 19, and 30
(4) Soya Lauthm . ..
A U, on restricted basis for the manufacture of paints/
chocolates.
SEC. J] HIE GAZLTTB OF INDIA hVI RAORDINAR\ APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1809 324/57SECTION U—contcl
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phatic or poUssic, iind olhcr fertilisers
Import of fertilisers is canalised through Public Sector Agency Please see Section III of this Book
Tanning cxtMLts of vegetable ongin
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d) Import of following items is allowed under OGL
up to 31-3-78:—
(/) Wattle extract (;;) Quebracho extract
(//<) Chestnut extract (h) Modified Eucalyptus extract (MyrUn)
(2) A U for import of other vegetable extracts like logwood extract, haeutrutin crystals and vegctnhle hlended extract
32 02/01 Tnnning (Tannic Adds) and their derivatives, synthe- tic organic tanning substances and inorganic tan- ning substances, tanning preparations, whether or not containing natural tanning materials; enzy- matic preparations for pre-tanning (for example, uf enzymatic, pancreatic or bacterial origin).
Dyeing and tanning substance? all sorts, not
otherwise specified
0 ) A U. (2) Import of the following items will not be permit-
ted:—
U) Synthetic tanning agents; (fi) Chromosol, S.F, chromohnc and other chrome compounds used for dyeing and tanning (exclud- ing barium, lead and zinc eliminates)
32 04/12 Colouring matter, synthetic organic dyestuffs- (in- cluding pigment dyestuffs), products of a kind used as luminophores, optical bleaching agents substantive to the fibre, prepared pigments, colour lakes, paints, varnishes and enamels, prepared driers, putty, fillers and stoppings; glasq fill and other glass m the form of powder, granules or flakes, stamping foils
(1) Dyes derived from coal tar and coal tar
derivatives
Detailed policy is given in Appendix 24.
(1) A U foi raw materials mentioned in Appendix 29.
(2) Raw materials for paints
(2) A.U for Import of Tron oxide pigments conform- ing to IS specification 44/1969 and excluding shades 445,446 and 473 to IS S/1961 for manufacture of paints and cement colours.
O) TiUnium Dio\ide
(b Requirements of actual users for titanium dioxide (Rutile grade) only will be met by imports through public sector agency. Import of this item will not be allowed for Dyeing industry. Please We Section IN of this Book.
(2) A U. for import of Hydro-classified surface and manganese treated anatase grade titanium dioxide for man made fibre industry in consultation with DGTD.
(4) Lithophone
A U for manufacture of rubber rollers and other rubber goods.
A (J
(5) Ceramic colours
ffi) Optical whitening agents
A U for processing of synthetic fibres like polyester and Acrylic fibres
(7) I acquers/thinners
A ll for import of Nitrocellulose/ceilulose acetate lacquer and thinner for manufacture of X-ray screens and Duoroscopic screens.
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3304/06 Essential oils, natural or synthetic; aquoous distillates and aqueous solutions of essential oils, including such products suitable for medicinal uses; concent- rates and absolutes, resinolds; perfumery, cosme- tics and toilet preparations; room deodorisers.
10 Natural Essential oils
(1) A.U for import of natural essential oils for manu-
facture of the following :—
(a) Aromatic chemicals (b) Perfumery compounds (c) Synthetic essential oils (rf) Flavouring essences (e) Pharmaceutical products (/) Canned fruits (g) Confectionery (h) Biscuits (/) Agarbatlies 0) Cosmetics (k) Toilet Soap?
(2) A U. on restricted basis for import of natural essential
oils for manufacture of the following :—
(a) Tooth paste (6) Tooth powder (Import oF clove oil for manu- facture of this end product will be allowed with- out an> restriction).
(c) Toiletery products.
(1) A.U. on restricted basis for import of Peppermint oil (Mentha Pep) for manufacture ot the following end products :—• (a) Cosmetics (6) Toileteries (C) Pharmaceutical products id) Toilet soaps (e) Tooth Paste and tooth powder
(4) A.U. on restricted basis for import of Orange oil/ tangerine (Mandarin) oil for manufacture of food products like biscuits, confectionery, chocolates, soft drink, squashes etc, flavouring essences, per- fumery compounds, cosmetics, hair oils and toilet soaps only.
(5) A U. on restricted basis for import of spearmint oil for manufacture of dental material, perfumery compounds, flavouring essences, synthetic essential oils and aromatic chemicals.
(6) A.U. on restricted basis for import of dementholised peppermint oil (ex-month.! Arvensis) for manufacture of menthol.
(7) Import of the following oils will not be permitted :—
(a) Lemon grass oil (b) Palmarosa oil (c) Sandal wood oil (d) Eucalyptus oil (c) Turpentine oil (/) Volatile oil of mustard (?) Cedar wood oil (A) Vetlver oil (/) Pepper oil 0) Cumin oil (A:) Celery seed oil (/) Cardamom oil
(m) Whole Peppermint oil (^r-mentha Arvensis) (n) Citronella Oil
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A U. on restricted basis for manufacture of cosmetics, toiletenes, perfumery compounds, soaps, tooth paste, tooth powder and detergents. Import of Anethol for manufacture of ayurvedic tooth paste and tooth powder will, however, be allowed without any res- triction.
O) Toilet requisites, n o s.
Applications from film associations foi Import of studio make-up materials will be considered by the JCCI&E., Bombay. The items of studio make-up materials which will be allowed for import will be intimated to the licensing authority separately.
34,01/07 Soap, organic surface-active agents, sui face-active preparations, washing preparations, lubricating preparations (excluding preparations containing 70 per cent or more by weight of petroleum oils or of oils obtained from bituminous minerals), arti- ficial waxes, prepared waxes not emulsified or containing solvents, polishing and scouring pre- parations, candles and similai articles, modelling pastes and dental waxes.
(1) Wetting out, penetrating Dispersing, Scouring
and Emulsifying agents.
A U. on restricted basis for Import of special products covered under this sub-serial No. for manufacture of drugs, Pharmaceuticals, insecticides and pesticides, rayon synthetic fibres, synthetic rubber and polymers.
A.U. on restricted basis.
(2) Synthetic bleaching agents, (other than bleaching powdei or hypochloritos, hydrogen peroxide etc).
35.01/06 The following substances and their derivatives, namely, casein, albumins, gelatin (whether or not coloured or surface-worked), peptones and other protein substances; isinglass; hide powder; dex- trms, soluble or roastod starches; glues not else- where specified or included.
(1) A.U. on lestrlcted basis.
(1) Glue n.os
,
(2) Import of technical gelatine and belt dressings will
not bo permitted.
(2) Casein
Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.
A.U. on restricted basis.
(3) Photographic Gelatine
id 01/OR Explosives including detonators and blasting fusos; pyrotechnic articles (for example, fire-works, I ail way foe signals, amorces, rain rockets), matches, pyropnoric alloys and other combustible products as specified in Noto 2 to this Chapter in Schedule 1 of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975.
Import will normally be arranged through the S.T.C, for
meeting the requirements of actual users.
(1) Explosives, namely " blasting gunpowder, blasting gelatine, blasting dynamite, blasting lobunte, blasting tonito and all othei sorts including detonators and blasting fuse
A.U. on restricted basis for lighter industry and for (2) Flint Stones
manufacture of mechanical toys,
37 01/08 Photographic plates and film, sensitised, whether or not exposed or developod; sensitised paper, paper- board and cloth (including those usod In X-ray, electrocardiographs, recording and photocopying work) whether or not exposed but not developod; cinematograph film, chemical products and flash light materials of a kind and in a form suitable for use in photography as specified in Note 2 to this Chapter in Schedule I of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975.
(1) X-Ray films
(1) Requirements of actual users for medical end indus- trial X-Ray films will be met by imports through Public Sector Agency, Please see Section III of this Book
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(2) Imports of Special types""of Medical X-ray films will, howevei, be allowed on ad hoc basis to the agents of foreign suppliers of Medical X-ray films direct on the basis of the recommendation of Director General of Health Services, New Delhi Distribution of such spe- cial types of Medical X-ray films will be made on the direction of the Director General of Health Services, New Delhi.
(2) Photographic negatives and printing paper in- cluding did-positive plates (not exposed) but excluding X-Ray films.
(1) AU for import of process film in rolls and in cut sizes, amateur *5 mm black and white Him, cut film and cartridge type films for printing of calendars, poster, pamphlets, screen printing and labels; and for manufacture of process blocks, dye tonned publicity slides and translites for advertising purposes.
(2) The import of the following items will be canalised through the Public Sector Agency for meeting the requirements of photographic studios and film pro- cessing laboratories.
(1) Photographic colour film
(2) Colour paper,
(3) Chemicals for processing of colour films and
colour paper.
Please see para 90 In Section 1 and Section Ifl of this Book. The photographic studios should approach the canalising agency for allotment of their requirements in respect of these items through the regional photo- graphic association concerned representing them.
0) A,U. for import of photo mechanical black and white photographic paper for use on high speed photo-type setting machine
(4) A.U licences will not be valid for import of photo-
gaphic printing paper (black and white)
(5) Import of dia-positive plates will not be permitted
0) Cinematograph films, not exposed
Requirement of actual users for black and white as well as ORWO colour raw film will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please seo Section Til of this Book.
(4) Leader films
A U, for import of leader films for film industry on the recommendation of the Regional Consultative Com- mittees on raw films
(5) Cinematograph films, exposed—
(a) Feature films
Import is canalised through the Public Sector Agency
Please see Section III of this Book.
(fi) Educational films
A.U applications for issue of Iicences/CCPs for import of educational/technical short films will be considered by C.CI.&E , New Delhi. Applications should be routed through the Ministry of Information and Broad- casting.
(6) Film strips, slides, micro films, micro-flchas and pre-recorded tapes of educational nature
Applications from educational institutions for import of these items of scientific and educational character, will be considered by CC1.&E,, New Delhi, in consul- tation with the Ministry of Education and Social Welfare.
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(1) Artificial giaphitc, coloidal giaplutc other than suspensions in oil
(2) Cai bonaliiius pastes, foi elcctiodes
0) Carbon blocks, plates, bars and sunilai nianu- factuios of jneLallic graphites or other grades
(4) Powder compounds and pastes of pure metals or alloys thereof for purposes of gas welding and brazing only.
"S9 Ol/0fi Artilkial resins such as condensation; polycondcn- 1 sation, polyaddition, pofymensation and co- 1 polymerisation products, artificial plastic mate- nah, siliconcs, natural resins modified by fusion or estenfication such as run gums or ester gums; regenerated cellulose, chemical derivatives of 1 cellulose, vulcanised iibre, hardened proteins, chemical derivatives of natural rubber; other high polymers (including alginic acid, its salts and esters), finoxyn.
39.07 Articles, of the materials described in heading No. 39 01/06 J
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(\) A u lor impoit ol cathode blocks lor use as liners in the production of non-ferrous metals by electi olytlc process
(2) A. U. for import of electrographited carbon blocks for carbon brushes.
(3) A U, on restricted basis for import of colloidal graphite,
(1) AU for import of special fluxes (lined submerged flux 50 x 88 x 48')
(2) A.U for import of carbon tamping/bmding mixes for use as liners m production of non-ferrousi raetals by electrolytic pi ocess
(1) AU for import of special carbon products like gra- phite tubes, graphite rings, spectographic carbons n,o s. (2) A.U on restricted basis for import of hard carbons and resin bonded carbon blocks for electrical machinery biushcs (manufactured out natural graphite, lamp black, acetylene etc).
A U on restricted basis
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(7) Phenol formaldehyde moulding powder ,
(1) A.U. on restricted basts. (2) Licences issued will not be valid foi impoit of
general purpose moulding powdeis
(8) Phenol formaldehyde resinous sheets, tubes,
(1) A U. for import of:—
rods and other materials
Item End U'IO
(I) Tubes whether papci based or fabric based and/or paper based Llcctucal Industry, rods.
(ii) Cast phenolic lcsinous Cirrom board stukcrs.
sheets and rods.
(in) Cast phenolic icsinous Bangle industiy.
sheets, rods and tubes.
(2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of phenolic
paper copper clad latninatos
(9) Acrylic plastic moulding powder, bhcets, rods
and tubes
(1) Import of acrylic plastic moulding powder is allowed under Open General Licence Please sec Appendix T of this Book
(2) A U on restricted basis for button manufacturers
foi import of Poailasccnt variety of sheets only.
(3) A.U. for import of acrylic sheets crushed scrap (width and length should not exceed 25 mm) or larger sizes, if imported, should be crushed at least to the above size before clearance by the customs, for the manufacture of acrylic sheets. (4) AU for import of transparent acrylic sheets thin- ner than 1 1 mm for manufacture of watch protec- tors/watch glasses. Import of other non-pear- lasccnt variety sheets will not be allowed.
(5) A.U. for import of plastic blanks made of Poly- nicthyl methacrylate for manufacture of contact lenses
(.6) Import of rods and tubes will not be pcimitted.
(10) Polyvmyl chloride Pintle sheets (Unsupported),
A.U for import of rigid unplasticizcd sheets with vicat softening point above 70"C only for the manufac- ture of industrial items At the time of clearance of goods, the licensee will be required to produce a certificate from foreign supplier/manufacturer to the effect that the material imported conforms to the required specifications.
AU.
(11) Polyvlnyl acetate resin powder (12) Polyvlnyl butyral resin
(1) A.U. for manufacture of Polyvmyl Butyral foils. (2) Polyvmyl ButyTal foils in any form will not be
covered under this Heading
(13) Polyvinylideno chloride . (14) Polyvlnyl formal and Polyvlnyl Acctol (15) Polyvmyl chloride resin . . ..
AU AU. Rcquncmcnts of actual users will be met by imports through PubliL Sector Agency. Please see Section III of this Book.
(16) P.V.C composition including moulding powder.
(1) Import of P.V.C. composition for manufacture of gramophone records is allowed under Open General Licence. Please see Appendix I of this Book. This item will not be allowed for other end-uses. (2) A U for import of non-toxic compositions
(17) Polyethylene moulding powdci
Requirements of actual users of polyethylene moulding powder, both low and high density (including off- grade reprocessed low density/high density polyethy- fene) will be met by imports through Public Sector Agency Please see Section III of this Book
(1) A.U for import of PTFE Resins (filled, unfilled (18) Polytetra Fluroethylenc Resin (filled, unfilled
and pigmented),
or pigmented) and products theicof
(2) AU on restricted basis for impoit of PTFE
tubes
(3) Imports of PTFE sheets, rods, ropes and tapes will not be permitted. However, applications from actual users of these products will be considered for import of PTFE Resins (filled, unfilled and pigmented) for getting the same processed by manu- facturers of the PTFE pioducts
(4) Import of special Industrial components will be
allowed on restricted basis.
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A U. on restricted basis.
(19) Synthetic Ion Exchange Rosins
A U. on restricted basis for import of Polyvinyl alcohol.
(20) Polyvinyl acetate resins, polyvinyl aloohol, Poly- vinyl chloride acrylate and their copolymers in emulsion and/or dispersion form.
(1) A.U.
(2) A.U for Vinylite resin vagh for the manufacture
of magnetic tapes aad paints (21) Synthetic resins all sorts n o.s., other than Phe- nolic, Urea Melamtne, Alkyds and Maleic resins; Polyvinyl alcohol, Polyvinyl chloride acrylate and their copolymers in emulsion nnd/or dis- persion form
(J) A U for import of Epoxy resins/Coumarone Indene resins/Terpene phenol resins/Hydrocarbon resins/ Polyterpene resins.
(4) A.U. on restricted basis for import of Ketonic
resins,
(5) Licences will not be valid for import of High styrene resins (excluding poliolite S-5B, Butadiene Styrenc resin) and synthetic resins in semi liquid form con- taining volatile solvents which can be easily separated from resins and also dispersion emulsion of synthetic resins.
(6) Licences will not be valid for the import of copoly-
mer beads of Divinyl Benzene Styrene.
(7) Licences will not be valid for import of polyamide
resins, polyester rosins and chips of textile grade.
(8) A U. for synthetic rosins for manufacture of dental
materials.
(22) Vulcanised fibre in sheets, rods and tubes
A U for import of vulcanised fibre sheets and rolls, for insulation purposes for the manufacture of electrical goods and for manufacture of rail jointings and abrasives.
A.U. on restricted basis. Licences will not be valid for (23) Silicones .
.
import of silica gel/silicon metal.
(1) A.U. for import of polyester films.
(24) Plastic materials, not otherwise specified
(2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of polyester
laminated films.
(3) A U. on restricted basis for import of polyester
metallised film.
(4) A U. for import of polyvinyl butyral resin sheet!
only for manufacture of safety glass.
(5) A U for import of nylon strip extruded (polvamide strips oriented H.H.) tensilcs strength 57,000 lbs. per sq. inch.
(6) A.U. applications will be considered on restricted basis for import of polyester films whicn can be converted into stamping foils from the indigenous manufacturers.
(7) A.U on restricted basis for import of other items
falling under this sub-serial number.
(25) Plastic moulding powder, not otherwise specified
(1) Requirements of actual users for the following items will be met by imports through the Public Sector Agency .—
(0 Nylon moulding powder (Polyamide).
(//) Polypropylene
(///) ABS (Acrylonitnle Butadiene Styrene) moulding
powder (A B S. Resin)
Please see Section III of this Book
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(2) A,U. for import ol—
(/) Ultra high molecular weight high density
Polyethylene moulding powder
(ii) Polycarbonate Moulding Powder (HI) Polyaceto! including Acctol Copolymers and
Acetol Polymers
(tv) SAN (Styrene Acrylonilnle moulding powder).
(3j A U lor import of other plastic moulding materials
falling under this Sub Heading
(2b) Sodium Aliginate
/\ U on restricted basis for import of Sodium Alternate (dental grado) for manufacture of dental products
A U.
(27) Polyester and Polyethor (Polyol)
A.U, foi manufacture of polyurathem. Foam (28) iillcon-Glyco copolymers
A U. on restricted basis. Import 1 Silicon emul- (29) Silicon Bases .
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sions will not bo allowed.
(1) A U. for import of empty hjni gcwtinc capsules (30) Dnpty hard tola'1'11-' Capsules,
of sizes 3, 4 and 5
(2) A U. on lestncted hasis toi import of empty hard gelatine capsules ot sizes other than those covered by (1) above
A.U, toi manuractuic of shunt valve.
(31) Silahtic medical tubings and silastic medical grade
adhesive.
40.01 /04 Raw rubber, natuial or synthetic; rubber latex, natural or synthetic (including mixtures thereof) whether or not prc-vuluirused, balata, gutta perchd and similar natural gums, fuctice denvod from oils, reclaimed rubbei, wasto and scrap ol unhardoned rubber
(1) Rubber raw and gutta porcha, raw .
(1) A U. for impoit of gutta porcha, raw (2) Requirements of actual users for the following items will be met by imports through Public Sector Agency-— (0 Synthetic rubber namely, Butyl rubber, Acry- loiutnlo Butadiene Copolymer, Poly Chloro- prene, Thikol, Polyisoprene Polybutadiene, Hypalon, Fluro Carbon elastomers such as Viton etc., Polyurathenes, Polyacrylic EPDM, Chlorobutyl and Bromobutyl, Sihcone rubber and/silicone rubber mastci batches and Syn- tliotic latox including Vinyl pyndine latex and copolymer of styrene butadiene latex, Nitnle laiex and polychloi opreno latex
(H) Hot type special grades of SBR for manufacture
of high impact polystyreno only.
Please see Section III of this Book
(3) Import of SBR and/or Alky] substituted Styrene Butadiene Elastometic Copolymers will not be allowed.
(4) Impoit of natural rubber and reclaimed rubber
will not be allowed
40 05/16 Prepare lions (including master batches) of natural 01 synthetic rubber, manufactuies of natural or synthetic rubber, whether or not vulcanised or hardened, not elsewhere specified; waste and scrap of hardened rubber,
(1) \ V for import of bdre rubber thiead of over
60 gauges.
(1) Ruhbor tliidd
(2) A U for import of rubber throad up to 60 gauge
of he.it resisting quality.
A U for oil companies in consultation with the D G T D.
(2) Rubber hoses required foi Hie Oil Industiy
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(3) Rubber hoses for industrial and aguculluial
purpose^.
A U. on restricted basis for import of flexible rubber hoses of low temperature application for the manu- facture of plate freezers.
(1) ATJ on restricted basis for import of timing and (4) V-Belts, V-Bclts ondloss—made of rubber
variable speed belts
(2) Import of V. Belts and V Link belting will not
be allowed
A.U on restricted basis subject to Appendix 30.
(.i) Gianl motoi motor cycle tyros, tubes and flaps, bicyclo tyres and tubes and industrial tyres, tubes and flaps including solid tyres, but exclu- ding tractor and olf-the-road tyros and tubes,
A U on restricted basis subject to Appendix 30.
(6) Tiactor and off-tho-road tyros, tubes, and flaps excluding other types of tyres and tubes and flaps specified elsewhere
(7) Aeioplanc tyres and tubes
Licences will be granted to actual users, approved sto- ckists and distributors in consultation with the Direc- tor Genera] of Civil Aviation, New Delhi, Licences will not be valid for import of the sizes ot aero tyres/ covers and tubes mentioned in Appendix 30 Appli- cations should be made to C C.I. & E , New Delhi by 30-9-1977.
A U. on restricted basis for import of Full Circle (R) Sectional Airbags
. . ..
Collapsible Curing bags.
A U for—
(/) Printing Industry, (li) Textile mil's Applications will be considered by the JCCI & £, Bombay subject to Appendix 34, (9) Rubber blankets (including mackintosh) for printing presses including lequiremonts of cloth processing machines, viz., printing sanforizing, etc
41 ol Raw hides and skins (fresh, salted, dried, picklod or limed), whether or not split, including sheep skins in the wool.
On O,< . I. up to 31-3-1978
(1) Pickled hides, skins, pelts, splits and parti
thereof.
On OO I . up to 31-3-1978
(2) Hides and skins raw or salted, where value of hides and skins is moie than that of wool/hair thereon
41 02/10 Bovine cattle leather (Including buffalo leather) and equine leather ; sheep and lamb skin leathci. other kinds of leather including composition leather, parings and othei waste of leather or of composi- tion leather
A U
(1; Chrome splits . . .. (2) Leather splits
AU,
(1) A U for import of the following • —
44 01/28
(a) Beadiwood for manufacture of Jute fard Suve. (h) Ash wood and Beach wood for nuinulat-lujc ol'
Sports goods
Wood in the rough, fuel wood, wood waste and wood charcoal, wood flour and wood wool; sawn and dressed timber, veneered wood, plywood, cellular wood, improved wood and reconstituted wood, spools, bobbins and the like of turned wood, arti- cles of wood, not elsewhere specified.
(2) A U on restricted basis for import of the following types of wood for specified end-use shown against them •—
Types of wood End-use
(a) Douglas Fir. Jute mil) wooden accesso- ries other than iutc mill picking shekel, bobbins, box backs, lay races, loom lay blocks, and shuttles
(h) Birch, Beach, Maple Bobbins for textile
and Douglas Fir. industry.
NOTE —Applicants must specify clearly the types of
wood sought to be imported.
(3) AU foi import of willow clefts for sports good-, in-
dustry
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(4) A.U. for import of pencil slats. Import requirements of actual users will be determined in relation to actual production of pencils by the applicant unit during the calendar year 1976 The value of licences will be calcu- lated at 60 paise per gross of pencils actually produced by applicant unit during 12 months from 1-1-76 to 31-12-76.
(5) A.U. applications from exporting textile mills for im- port of shuttle blocks/planks will be considered in con- sultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay
Naluial or agglomeiated cork and ailiclcs Lhcicof,
(1) Import of Cork wood is allowed under Open Geneial 45.01/04
waste coik
Licence Please see Appendix I of this Book.
(2) A.U. applications from the sports goods industry for import of shuttle cock; and cork bottoms will be considered.
Pulp derived by mechanical oi chemical means from
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any fibrous vegetable material
Import of wood pulp including rayon grade wood pulp is allowed under O O L. Please see Appendix I of this Book
48 01/21 Paper and papci board, all sorts, whether in roll*, sheets or cut to size or shape (including cellulose wadding, composite paper or paper board and impregnated, coated, corrugated, embossed, per- forated, surface coloured or decorated, ruled or printed paper or papcrboard); filter blocks, slabs and plates of papei, pulp; building board of wood- pulp or vegetable fibre whether or not bonded with natural or artificial resins or similar binders; statio- nery made of paper or paperboard, articles not elsewhere specified, of paper, paperboard, paper pulp or cellulose wadding.
(1) Newsprint containing mechanical wood pulp amounting to not less than 70% of the fibre content (excluding chrome, marble, flint, pos- ter, stereo and art paper).
1. (i) Import of newsprint will be canalised through the STC, New Delhi for meeting the require- ments of the publishers/printers of newspapers and periodicals Please see Section III of this Book.
(//) Publishers/printers of newspaper and periodicals should apply to the Registrar of Newspapers for India, Shastn Bhavan, New Delhi, in form T given in Appendix 3 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78.
(ill) The Registrar of Newspapers for India will sciuti- nise the application and recommend release of newsprint by issue of a release order on the STC, after taking into account the allotment of indigenous newsprint to be made in favour of the applicant No formal release order will be required to bo issued by the licensing autho- rity. The canalising agency will release Dews- print either after importation or on high sea sale basis,
(iv) The basis of calculation of entitlement will be announced by the Ministry of Information ana Broadcasting, New Delhi by a separate noti- fication,
(v) It will not be necessary for the applicant to
furnish TR towards the application fee
(v<) Newsprint allotted in terms, of this policy will be subject to Newsprint (Control) Order, 1962, as amended from time to time
(2) The import policy for licensing specialised lequire- ments of newspapers is given in Appendix 22,
(3) Please also see Appendix 16, A U for :—
(2) Stereo flongs
(0 Newspaper industry Applications will be con- sidered by the CCI&E, New Delhi as per Appen- dix 22,
(u) Block making and
engraving industries
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(1) A.U. applications will be consideied for import of paper items for the specific end-uses given m Appen- dix 16 Applications from Tea and Coffee Industrie;, will be considered by the licensing authorities a* in- dictated below :—
Tea Industry—JCCI Calcutta on the recommendation
of the Chairman, Tea Board
Coffee Industry—JCCI &E Madras on the recommen-
dation of the Coffee BoHrd,
(2) A.U. for import of SiHconc Coated paper (release
paper) on restricted basis
(3) Applications for import of secui ity papa ior printing of cheque books, draft forms and traveller cheque foims from foreign banks and insurance companies will be considered up to 75 % of the value in relation to their best years impoits.
(4) A.U. for impoit of electrical giade Kiafl paper,
(5) A U for import of Piesspahn paper suitable for manufactuie of capacitors/hermetic sealed compies- sors for refrigerators only
(1) Imoort of educational, scientific and technical books Printed books, booklets, brochures, pamphlets and 1
49 01
leaflets.
will be allowed under Open General Licence Please sec Appendix 1 of this book Newspapers, journals and periodicals, whether or not
49 02
illustrated.
Children's picture books and painting books Music, printed or in manuscript, whether or not
49 03 49.04/06
(2) A U. for libraries technical and educational institu- tions, etc. for import of books (other than those covered by OQL), journals and magazines.
(3) Licences wil] also be granted to individuals for import of books (other than those covered by OGL) and technical journals.
bound or illustrated; maps and charts of all kinds • (including atlases and printed globes); plans and drawings, for industrial, architectural, engineering, commercial or similar purposes, whether original or reproductions on sensitised paper; manuscripts and typescripts
(4) Licences for import of books, diawings, diagrams, illustiations and any other technical publications imported for the purpose of maintenance, repair and overhaul of aircraft, aero engines and other instru- ments and equipments will be granted to actual users, approved stockists Jand distributors in consultation with the Director General of Civil Aviation, New Delhi.
49.07 Unused postage, revenue and similar stamps of cur- rent or now issue in India; stamp-impressed paper; bank-notes, stock, share and bond certificates and similar documents of title, cheque books.
Applications for CCPs for import of cheque books, draft forms and travellers cheque forms wifl be considered from foreign banks, Indian banks, Insurance companies and travelling agencies who have organisation in foreign countries and nave printed foims for international use.
49.08/1
(1) Bonohde import of Trade catalogues and advertising circulars by packets, book or parcel post will be al- lowed clearance by customs without the formality of import licences.
(2) Import of advertising material supplied free of charge Transfers (Do calcomanias), picture postcards, Christmas and other picture greeting cards, calen- dars, printed pictures and photographs, other pi intcd matter, including trade catalogues and ad- vertising material.
is permitted under OGL IV up to Rs. 400.
Silk worm cocoons suitable for reeling . . . "1
50.01
Requirements of raw silk of actual useis will be met by imports through Public Sector Agency Please see Section III of this Book.
Raw silk (not tin own) . . J
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1 Yarn of man-made fibres (continuous), monofil, strip (artificial straw and the like) and imitation catgut, of man made fibre materials
4 Man-made fibres (discontinuous) and waste (includ-
56 01/0
(1) Requirements of nylon yarn including base-flat nylon filament yarn and thread (except industrial nylon yarn of 210 denier and above) and polyester filament yarn, of actual users will be met by imports through Public Sector Agency Please see Section III of this Book
(2) A U. for import of industrial nylon yarn of 210
denier and aoove only for belting and tyre industry
(3) Import of polyester filament yarn foi manufacture ing yarn waste and pulled or garnetted rags) of • man-made fibres (continuous or discontinuous) whether or not carded or combed or otherwise pre- pared for spinning; continuous filament tow 6 Yarn and man-made fibres (discontinuous oi waste).
56 05/C
of suigical sutures will not be allowed
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(4) Import of ViscoielPolynosic Fibre/ Viscose tow (Ccllulosic Staple Fibre) and Polyester fibre/tow will be allowed on liberal basis to the following categories of actual users' (a) Units engaged in textile industry and holding industrial licence/registration certificates issued under item Nos 23(1), 23(1) or 23(5) of the first Schedule lo the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951, and
(b) AH cotton/Woollen/Art Silk units registcied with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay and holding permits under the various Textile Control Orders issued by the Textile Commis- sioner, Bombay, including Co-operative Societies of powerloorns owners whose looms are covered by permits issued by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.
Please sec Appendix 2 of this Book,
(5) Import of Acrylic Fibre/tovt will bo allowed on liberal
basis to the following categories of actual users.— (a) Units engaged in textile industry and holding industrial licence issued under item Nos. 23(1), 23(3) or 23(5) of the first schedule to the Indus- tries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1931, (h) Spinners holding permits issued by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay under clause 3(1) of the Woollen Textiles (Production and Distn bution) Control Order, 1962, and
(c) Such other units engaged in the manufacture of woollen products and hitheito were recognised for release of wool under actual users quota conditions.
Please see Appendix 2 of this Book.
(d) Import of other synthetic fibre/tops will be allowed through the S T C. on the recommendation of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay Please see Section III of this Book.
(7) A U applications from sports goods industry for
Import of nylon guts will be considered,
(1) Import of raw wool will be allowed on liberal basis 53 01/05 Sheep's or lambs' woo] and other animal hair, whe- ther or not carded or combed, and waste of such wool or of animal hair, whether or not pulled or garnetted (including pulled or garnctted rags)
to the following categories of actual users — (a) Actual users holding industrial licence issued under Item No. 23(3) of the first schedule lo the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951
(6) Actual users engaged in the manufacture of woollen products and hitherto recognised for release of raw wool under the actual user quota conditions
(f) Worsted/woollen spinners holding permits issued by the Textile Commissioner under clause 3(1) of the Woollen Textile (Production and Distri- bution) Control Order, 1962.
(d) Worsted spinners whose spinning capacity has been regularised but who have not so far been able to receive any quota for imported wool
(e) Hosiery units which arc registered exporters (/) In the case of combing units, applications are to be made through the sponsoring authority and import will be allowed fof the value recom- mended by the sponsoring authority. However, if a combing unit happens to be a quota holder for raw wool, applications may be made directly to the licensing authority.
Please also sec Appendix 2 of this Book,
(2) Requirements of actual users for woollen rags will be met by imports through Public Sector Agency on the recommendation of the sponsoimg authority. Please see Section 111 of this Book
(3) Import of wool tops, wool waste and shoddy wool
will not be permitted.
(4) In ,-oit of topsol combing oil will be allowed to the manufacturers of wool tops by JC'CI&E, Bombay, in consultation with Textile Commissioner, Bombay
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53 11/13 Woven fabrics ol sheep's or lambs' wool ol Horse-
hair or of othei animal hair
54 01/0?. Flax and Ramie, raw or processed but not spun, flax tow and waste and ramie noils and waste (including pulled or garnetted rags) .01 Cotton Raw, not carded and combed
55.
56 ,01/04 Man-made fibres (discontinuous) and waste (including ") yarn waste and pulled or garnetted rags) of man- I made fibres (continous or discontinuous) whether V or not carded or combed or otherwise prepared for J | spinning, continuous filament tow 05/06 Yarn and man-made fibres (discontinuous or waste) J 56
57 01/04 Hemp including sisal and Manila fibre, jute and other vegetable textile fibres, raw or processed but not spun, tow and waste of such fibres,
59 01/15 Wadding, felt, bonded fibre fabrics, similar bonded yam fabrics, twine, cordage, ropes and cables, and articles thereof (including nots and netting), impregnated, coated, covered or laminated textile fabrics, elastic fabrics, wicks and textile hose piping.
fi8 01/1C) Articles of natural or artificial stone, of agglome- i ,itad natural or artificial abrasives, of plastering material, of cement, of concrete, of asbestos, of asbestos-cement or cellulose fibre-cement, or of mica; articles of vegetable materials agglo- merated with mineral binders; mineral wools; expanded mineral materials; articles of other mineial substances, not elsewhere specified or included.
(1) Slitting wheels, Grinding wheels and segments
(2) Compiessed asbestos fibte joining sheets, mill board Ferro-asbestos
sorts, not otherwise specified.
i3) Non-asbestos packings for engines, boilers all T | (4) Steam, Pneumatic and hydraulic non-asbestos y packings for all machinery 1 (5) Ready made boiler non-asbestos packings J
69 01/02 Heat-insulating bricks, blocks, tiles and othei heat-insulating goods of siliceous fossil meals or of similar siliceous eaiths (for example, kiesclguhr, tnpolite or datomrte) ; refractory bricks, blocks, tiios and similar refractory constructional goods.
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A,U, for import of melton cloth for manufacture of tennis balls
A U applications for Raw flax will be considered by JCCl&E Calcutta in consultation with Textile Commi- ssioner, Bombay
Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through Public Sector Agency Please see Section III of this Book
Please see remarks against S, No, 51 01/03,
(1) Requirements of actual users for Raw Manila hemp flbieandRaw sisal fibre will be met by imports through Public Sector Agency. Please see Section III of this Book.
(
(2) Import of Raw Jute will be arranged for actual users through an agency approved by Government in con- sultation with the Jute Commissioner, Calcutta. 1) A U applications for the following items from te\trle mills will be considered by the J C C I.& E , Bombay on the recommendation of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay. (/) Woollen felts for calendering machines (//) Shrinking range and wrapper cloth for decatising machines.
(2 ) Applications for import of Darex versa print blanket from Toxtile Mills will be considered by JCCI-Bombay subject toJAppendix 34 in consultation with Textile Commissioner, Bombay
1) A,U. for import of grinding wheels 400 grit size and (
finer for manufacture of safety razor blades 2) A U on restricted basis for import of slitting wheels ( 3) A U for import of high density alumina grinding C
media on restricted basis
4) Tmpoit of grinding wheels/segments (except the one (
at (1) above) will not be allowed for import 1) A, U for import of beater addition jointings 2) A U. for import of asbestos mill board with thick- ( C
ness below 1 6 mm
3) Import of other grades of jointings will not be allowed.
(
/ iU on restricted basis
1) A U on restricted basis for impoit of the following ( items for manufacture of furnaces,
(a) Fire bricks conforming to IS 6 and IS 8 quality (b) Basic refiactones namely, Magnesite, and Chrome Magnesite
2) Import of the following items will not be allowed —
( (0 Dolomite (ft) Attapulgite clay (til) Attapulgite clay (ARVM grade). (h) Florex AA-RVM. (v) Attargil.
'3) Import of refractories will not be permitted as spares i under free licencing scheme. Actual users requiring refractories for replacement purpose, as spares, should apply for import licence under the provision for grant of import licences for non-permissible spares given in Section I of this Book
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6l) 03 Other refractory goods (for example, retorts, cruci- bles, muffles, nozzles, plugs, supports, cupelq, tubes, pipes, sheaths and rods).
(1) Graphite crucibles;Silicon carbide crucibles for pit furnaces, for tilting furnacos Including covers, mufflenng and stands for tilting furnaces
(1) A.U for silicon carbide crucibles or carbon bonded graphite crucibles of sizes over No. 100 (100 Kg. molting capacity in terms of brass) without covers, muffltrings and stands.
(2) A.U. for clay bonded graphite crucibles of sizes over No. 300 (300 kg melting capacity in terms of brass) without covers, mufflerrngs and stands. Import of these permissible graphite crucibles to the manu- fecturers of brass utensils will be allowed on the recommendation of DC(SSl) New Delhi.
(3) Import of permissible sizes of silicon carbide cruci- bles and giaphite crucibles will be permitted to pre- cious metal refineries, on the recommendation of the Reserve Bank of India.
(4) Requirements of actual users for graphite stopper heads/Nipples/Nozzles will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this book.
(2) Other lefractory materials
(1) A.U. for import of refractories and refractory materials like High Alumina, High Grog, Silicon, Monolithic. Ramming Masses etc. for manufac- ture of furnaces In consultation with DGTD.
(2) A.U. for import of ceramic rods.
(3) Tmport of refractories will not be permitted as spares under free licensing scheme. Actual users requiring refractories for replacement purpose, as spares, should apply for import licence under the pro- vision for grant of import licences for non-permissible spares given in Section I of this Book.
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(1) A.U. applications from research/testing laboratories for chemical porcelainware and high temperature ceramics will be considered.
(2) A.U. for import of:—
Laboratory, chemical or industrial wares ; troughs, tubs and similar receptacles of a kind used In agriculture , pots, jars and similar articles of a kind commonly used for the conveyance or packing of goods
(/) Laboratory ware made of silica, (tf) Silica ware equipment for sulphuric, Hydro- chloric and Nitric acid plants and Ceramic equipments for Chlorine plants.
i Other articles including sanitary nxturos, tableware
69 10/1'
A.U. for filter candles for manufacture of water filters and domesticware
70 01/1'
fi Glass and glassware, including containers for the conveyance or packing of goods, envelopes for electric lamps, electronic valves or the like, inners for vacuum flasks, articles of stationery, illuminat- ing glassware, optical edemints of glass not opti- cally worked nor of optical glass, clock and watch glasses and bncks, tiles, slabs and similar articles of a kind commonly used in building.
(1) Sheet and plate glass
(/) Plate/float glass (colourless) for the manufacture of wind shield glass and mirrors Import of silvorcd glass will not be allowed.
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(2) Heat resisting glassware
(3) Glass and glassware not elsewhere specified
70 17/18 Laboratory, hygienic and pharmaceutical glassware, whether or not graduated or calibrated ; glass ampoules ; optical glass and elements of optical glass other than optically worked elements ; blanks For corrective spectaole lenses.
(1) Rough moulded blanks other than Bifocal blanks having a minimum thickness of 2 8 mm (other than in sheet form)
(2) Raw optical glass in the form of plates, slabs and moulded blanks for lense
Glass fibre (including wool), yarns, fabrics and 70 20
articles made therefrom
Other articles of glass
70.21
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Precious and scmi-preoious stones, unworked, cut or otherwise worked, but not mounted, set or strung (except ungraded stones temporarily sirung for convenience of transport)
71 03
Synthetic or reconstructed precious or semi-precious stones, unworked, cut or otherwise workod, but not mounted, set or strung (except ungraded stones temporarily strung for convemenco of transport)
Dust and powder of natural or synthetic precious or semi-precious stones
71.04
(//) Sheet glass (uilourless) of 0 5 mm thickness Hnd below for manufacture of coverslips.
(2) A. U- an restricted basis for import of Float glass/Plate glass/Sheet glass (colourless) above 6.5 mm and below 0.8 mm thickness for end-uses other than coven>lips.
(1) A.U for import of toughened armour wall glasses for manufacture! of flame proof light fittings only.
(2) A.U for Import of glass rodding for manufacture of tuberculin and micro medical syringes.
(3) A.U. on restricted basis for import of toughened glass of sizes 5'x8'for manufacture of acrylic plastic sheets.
(1) A.U. for import of :—
(/) Soft capillary tubing for manufacture of indus- trial, medical and general purpose thermometers.
(it) Quartz Glass (on restricted basis). (;//) Hard Glass (on restricted basis). (Iv) Bulbglass tubing.
(2) A.U. for import of glass pellets for glass to metal scaling in finished glassmetic terminals.
(3) Import of the following items will not be allowed •
(i) Soda llmo glass tubes for fluorescent lamps, (n) Glass shells for GLS miniature and other types
of lamps except hard glass shells,
(tit) Ceramic transfer scales and milk glass sheets.
Requirements of actual users will be met by M/s Bharat Ophthalmic Glass Ltd, Durgapur Please see Section III of this Book.
AU
(1) A U. for fibre glass and products thereof.
(2) Import of glass mineral, glass wool and slag wool will not be allowed.
A.U. for import of epoxy glass copper clad laminates.
A U for import of unworked natural industrial diamonds [Import of natural diamonds (gem va;lety) will not be allowed],
(1) A.U. for import of unworked synthetic ruby of dark red shade in consultation with D.G.T.D for manu- facture of industrial jewels.
(2) A.U. for import of unworked industrial synthetic diamonds and metal clad synthetic diamonds in all forms.
(1) A.U. for import of industrial diamonds grit and powder.
(2) Import of natural diamonds in powder form will not b; allowed
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71.05/11 Precious metals, namely, silver, gold and platinum and othor metals, of the platinum group, rolled precious melals, silver gilt and platinum plated gold or silver, unwrought, or semi-manufactured, jewellers' sweepings and othiT waste and scrap ol precious metal
Import will be allowed for dentistry only.
(1) Dontal silver alloy
(2) Platinum
Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency for manufacture of instruments, platinum laboratoryware, thermocou- ples, catalyst gauzes, resistance material and heating elements only Please sec section III of this Boole
(3) Palladium
Requirements of Actual Users will be met by imports through public sector agency for research and analy- tical laboratories only please see section Til of this Book.
Ferro alloys
73,02
(1) Detailed Policy is given in Appendix 41, (2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of
(a) Calcium-Manganese-Sihcon jlloys • (b) Calcium Sllicide
73 03/05
(1) A.U. import of iron/alloy iron powder for manu- Waste and scrap metal, shot and angular grit (whether or not graded) , wire pellets, iron or steel powders, sponge-iron or steel.
facture of sintered parts.
(2) A.U, for import of pedigree scraps for the manu-
facture of S O, iron/malleable iron castings.
(3) AU for pure iron on restricted basis, (4) Policy for import of melting and rerollablc steel scrap
is given in Appendix. 41.
Detailed policy is given in Appendix 41 73.OS/O7 Puddled bars, pilings, ingots, blocks, lumps and similar forms, blooms, billots, slabs and sheet bars (including tin-plate bars), of iron or steel pieces roughly shaped by forging, of iron or steel
Detailed Policy is given in Appendix 41 Universal plates of iron or steel
73.09
73.10
(1) Detailed Policy is given in Appendix 41. (2) A.U on restricted bails for import of lion and Steel rounds, rods, in bright drawn, turned, ground and/or
polished conditions
Bars and rods (including wire, rod), of iron or steel, hot-rolled, forged, extruded, cold-formed or cold- finishod (including precision-inadc) , hollow mining dnll steel
73.11
(1) Detailed Policy is given in Appendix 41 (2) A U on restricted basis foi import of Iron and Steel Squares, Hexagons and Sections in bright drawn, turned, ground and/or polished conditions Anglos, shapes and sections, of iron, or steel, hot- rolled, forged, extruded, cold-formed or cold- finished , sheet piling of iron or steel, whether or not drilled, punched or made from assembled ele- ments
Detailed Policy is given in Appendix 41 Hoop and Strip, of iron or steel, hot-rolled or cold-
73 12
rolled
Detailed Policy is given in Appendix 41 Sheets and plates, of iron or steel, hot-rolled or cold-
73 13
rolled
Iron or stoel wire, whether or not coated, but not
72 H
insulated
(1) Detailed policy is given in Appendix 41 (2) A U. foi import of Copper coated stapling wire (3) A U on restricted basis for import of :
(a) Auto soler wire. (b) Iron or steel stapling wire galvanised or black
(excluding machine staples)
(c) Mild tacking wire, (d) Riand wire, (tf) Tacking wire (O Screwing wire (x) Slugging wire (h) Wire required for lasting of boots and shoes.
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(4) Import of the following items will not be permitted:
(a) Blue cut tacks (b) Boot protectors, (c) Buckles for shoes
id) Cutlain nails, bilU hob-,, studs and spikes for
boots and shoes
(e) Heel pins (/•) Hecltips (g) Iron and steel shoe eye).ts (enamelled or celluloid
dipped)
(h) Lighrcut handtack for shoes (/) Nails for fixing heel-tips and toe 0) Nails for fixing rubber (k) Plug tips. (/) Rivets for shoes. (m) Stoel eyelets and hooks for boots and shoes, (n) Steel shoes shanks, (o) Toe Plates. (p) Tacks anchor for shoes
(5) A.U. for import of special profiled/contoured wires of steel, for the manufacture of industrial screens only, Alloy Steel and high carbon steel in the forms men-
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(1) Detailed policy is given in Appendix 41. (2) Import of black free cutting steel bars (leaded quality) is allowed under Open General Licence. Please see Appendix I of this Book,
(3) A U on restricted basis for alloy steel rounds, rods, squares, hexagons and sections in bright drawn, turned, ground and/or polished conditions.
(4) A U for import of special profiled/contoured wires of alloy steol/stainless steel/hoat resisting steel for the manufacture of industrial screens.
Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of iron or
73.17/19
steel.
(1) Boiler tubes in full lengths or cut to shape
and size, , .
A. U for import of boiler tubes seamless and ERW (Electric Resistance Welded) categories to boiler manufacturers for sizes other than the following:
Seamless Variety
(1) 33 4 mm to 219 10 mm O.D. in wall thickness
ranging from 3 25 mm to 19 06 mm
(It) For sizes of the range mentioned at (/) above import will, however, be considered on production of NAC from indigenous producers
(tit) For sizes boyond the range mentioned at
(/) above import will be permitted
ERW Varieties R mm to 80 mm O D.
( DA U, for import of Line Pipes and Tubes of API (2) Line pipes and tubes
specifications on restricted hasis
(2) Import of the following sizes of carbon steel
line pipes and tubes will not bo permitted;— (a) ERW rubes 219 mm to 508 mm O.D,
(b) Seamless tubes 33 4 mm to 219 10 mm O D in
wall thickness ranging from 3.25 mm to 19 06 m m
(c) For sues of the range mentioned at (b) above, import will, however, be considered on production of NACs from indigenous producers
(d) For sizes beyond the range mentioned at (b) above,
import will be permitted to actual users.
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(3) Steel/Wrought Iron Pressure pipes and tubes (coated or uncoated) excluding stainless steel tubes .
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(0 A,U for seamless (alloy & carbon steel) pipes and tubes of sizes outside the following range1— 33 4 mm to 219 mm O.D in wall thickness ranging from 3 25 mm to 19 06 mm
For sizes of the range mentioned above import will, however, be allowed on production ofNACs from Indigenous producers
(//) A U for welded steel pipes and tubes other
than 6 mm to 508 mm nominal bore
(1) A U. for import of alloy seamless steel tubes of all
sizes
(4) Mechanical tubing (seamless) . . ..
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73 24 Containers of iron or steel, for compressed or llque-
Please see Appendix 35
licd-gas
73 25 Stiandcd wire, cables, cordage, ropes, plaited bands, slings, and the like, of iron or steel wire, but excluding insulated electric cables
A U. for steel conveyor belts (which contain no rubber) on restricted basis for manufacture of safety razor blades
73 27/28
Gauze, Uoth, gull, netting, fencing, reinforcing fabric iind similar materials, ul iron or steel wire, expanded metal of iron oi steel
A U for import of wnc doth/sievc cloth finer than 200 mesh urculai or square in shape not exceeding 1800 mm in size for the manufacture of standard sieves
C huin and part-> thereof, of iron oi steel
(1) A U, on restricted basis for import of roller chains 73 29
other than those mentioned below,—
(A) Steel bicycle chains of sizes 12 7 mm x 3 175 mm
(l/2'xl/8')and 12 7 mmx4 7625 mm (1/2'x 3/16') with roller diameters 7 7216 mm, 7 7724 mm and 7 7978 mm (0 304', 0 306' and 0 307') whether cut to length or tn rolls and parts thereof
(B) Steel roller chains of the following descriptions to B S S DIN or any equivalent specifications and parts thereof,— 12 7 mmx3.175 mm Simplex and Duplex, 12 7 mm x 4 7625 mm Simplex, Duplex and
Triplex,
6 x 28 mm Simplex, Duplex and Triplex. 8x 1/8' (3 175mm) Simplex, Duplex and Triplex. 1 x 9 525 mm x 5 72 mm (3/7' x 7/32*) Simplex
chain.
2xDo, (3/8* x 7/32') Duplex Chain,
3 x Do (3/8' x 7/32') Triplex Cham. 1x12 7 mmx7 75 mm (l/2'x5/16') Simplex
Cham.
2x12 7 mmx7.55mm (l/2'x5/16') Duplex
Chain,
3x12 7 mm x 7,75 mm (1/2'x 5/16') Triplex
Chain.
2x12 7 mmx5 2 mm (1/2* x 5 2mm) Duplex
Chain.
1 x 12.7 mmx 3.3 mm (1/2'x 1/8') Simplex Chain. 2x 12.7 mmx 3.3mm (l/2'xl/8') Duplex Chain.
1x12 7 mmx4.88 mm (1/2'x3/16') Simplex
Chain
2x12 7 mmx4.88 mm (1/2'x3/16') Duplex
Chain.
1x12 7 mmx 6 48 mm (1/2'x 1/4') Simplex
1x15 875 mm x 4 88 mm (5/8" x 3/16') Simplex.
1x15 875mm x 9 65mm(5/8" x 3/8') Simplex.
1 x 15 875 mmx6 48mm (5/8*x 1/4') Siraplox.
2x15 875mm x 9 65 mm(5/K' x 3/8") Duplex
1x 15 875 mmx9 65 mm (5/8'x 3/8') Triplex.
1 x 19 05 mmx 11 6°mm (3/4' x 7/16'j Simplex,
2 x 19 05mm x 11 68mm (3/4* x 7/16') Duplex
3 x 19 05 mmx 11 68mm (3/4'x 7/16') Triplex
1x9 525 x 4 R8mm (3/8* x 3/16") Simplex.
2 x9 525x4 88 mm(3/8'x 3/16") Duplex.
3 x9 525 x 4 H8 mm(3/8'x 3/16') Triplex
1 x 9 525 x 7 50 mm(3/8*x 5/16') Simplex.
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1 x9 525mmxl9 525mm (3/R'x3/8") Simplex. 1x15.875 m m x ll 6Smm (5/8'x 7/160 Simplex.
12 70 mm 15.875 mm 19.05mm (3/4* pitch) 25 40mm Simplex, (1- pitch) Duplex, 31 75mm Triplex, d j' Pitch) Quadruplex 38.1 mm 1 and Sextuplex ( If Pitch) f including of 44 45mm ASA speci- (11' Pitch) flcation. 50 8 mm (2* Pitch) 63 5mm 2Y Pitch)
(C) Special chains and parts threreof viz:
(a) Famatex chains.
(b) Tempo 3-wheeler main drive chains,
(e) Leaf chains for forklifts.
(rf) Timing chains for Fiat
(") Bush chains.
(/) Bent link chains.
(£) Hollow pin chains.
(ft) Roller chains for agricultural machinery.
(0 Bottle carrying chains.
(J) Conveyor chains.
(Jt) Carding chains for Textile machinery.
(0 Roller chains with extended pins,
(m) Special Roller chains for oil Rigs.
N B —Any other special chains in the above stees and specifications and its equivalent such as those made of stainless steel or non-ferrous metals will be considered for import on restricted basis for actual users.
(2) A U. on restricted basis for ship chains and hoist- ing chains, viz., wrought iron & steel stud link chains for anchoring, hoisting etc , including welded link chains and all other types of link chains [and parts thereof.
A.U. on restricted basis for import of machine tacks 73.31 Nails, tacks, staples, hook-nails, corrugated nails, spiked cramps, studs, spikes and drawing pins, of iron or steel, whether or not with heads of other matennls, but not including such articles with heads of copper.
Other articles of iron or steel.
73.33/40
(1) Steel castings (unmachinedi .
A, U. on restricted basis for castings above 10 M.T piece
weight only.
A.U. on restricted basis for castings above 3 M.T (2) Alloy steel castings (unmachined)
piece-weight only.
A U. on restricted basis (except for motor vehicles) (i) Hot formed coil springs of iron and steel for
motor vehicles, railways and tramways.
A.U. for the manufacture of pressure and vacuun (4) Haii Spring!
gauges.
A.U for manufacture of bath tubs (5) Steel Bath pressings . . ..
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(1) A.U. for import of copper scrap whether Ingotted 74,01/02 Copper matte; unwrought copper (refined or not);
or otherwise on restricted basis.
copper waste and scrap; master alloys.
(2) Import of copper scrap will not bo permitted to
manufacturers of brass utensils.
(3) Requirements of AUs for electrolytic copper for manufacture of winding wires and commutators only will be met by imports through public soctor agency. Please sec section III of this Book. (4) AUs requiring copper for oiLcr end uses should meet their requirement!) from M/s Hindustan Cop- per Ltd., Khetri, Rajasthan.
(5) Import of unwrought copper of high purity will be
allowed for research and analytical laboratories.
Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of
74.03
copper; copper wire.
(1) A.U. for import of copper special profiles sections/ shapes specially recommended by sponsoring autho- rity.
(2) Import of electrical conducts section will not be
pennitted.
(3) A.U. for import of cold rolled hard-drawn phos-
phor bronze rods above T or 50 mm dia/sq.
(4) A.U. for import of phosphor bronze and tombac brass wires of rtunner than 30 SWG only for manu- facture of wire cloth and springs (including for press buttons).
(5) A.U. for import of brass profile sections (other than round and flat) having thickness less than 3 mm and width upto 10 mm required for manufacture of spectacle hinges only.
(6) A.U. for import of brass pinion rods (gear section tor manufacture of gears for clocks, counters, indi- cators and meters) required by Textile industry,
(7) A.U. for import of brass profile sections for textile machinery Industry on recommendation of Textile Commissioner., Bombay.
(8) A.U. on restricted basis for import of flattened brass wire of 8 mm and smaller width for manu- facture of zip faitnen.
(9) A.U. for import of leaded brass wire 2 mm dia. for manufacture of ball point refill tips on restricted baui,
(10) Import of german silver (including nickel silver) alloy, semis, manufacture* and scrap will not be permitted under this heading.
(11) Import of 10 mm O D to 100 mm O.D tubes with wall thickness 24 SWG (0.6 mm) and thicker will not bo permitted.
(12) A.U. for import for copper-clad wire for electrical lamps and bulbs and lead-in-wire as specified in Appendix 49
(13 )A.U. for Import of clad materials for special
electrical and aeronautical purposes,
(1) A.U for import of highly polished copper sheets only Wrought plates, sheets, strip and foil, of copper.
for printing and block making industry.
(2) Import of copper foils/tapes (for electrical industry) it allowed under Open General J,ice nee. Please see Appendix I of this Book.
(3) A.U. applications from textile machinery manufactu- rers for import of copper sheets wider than 1200 mm will be considered by JCCI & E, Bombay.
(4) A.U. for import of coiled copper strips of width beyond 500 mm x thinner than 20 SWG for manufacture of perforated copper screens for sugar centrifuges.
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(5) A.U, for import of silver coated copper extruded
strips for manufacture of kibes.
(6) A U for import of phosphor-bronze sheets/strips
thinner than 24 SWG tor manufacture of .—
(0 contacts for tumbler switches and meuil clad
switches,
(ii) transistor band switches, (til) Precision electric & scientific instruments
(7) A.U. for import of brass perforated sheets beyond 1200 mmjwidth and required to be used without cut- ting them into shorter widths for manufacture of sugar machinery screens.
(8) A.U. for import of bi-mctal strips of all composition including ferrous and non-ferrous combination for thin walled bearings and other automobile industry needs.
(9) A.U. for import of bi-metal strips of all compositions for switchgear, controlgear, cncuit breakers, relays and theimostatic/thermo-electnc purpose.
(10) A U for import of silver tungsten, silver enriched, silver tungsten, silver graphiied, silver cadmium and bi-mctal contacts.
(1) A.U. for import of copper and copper alloy powders Copper powders and flakes.
74.06
for manufacture of sintcrod parts.
(2) A.U. for import of bronze powder on restricted
basis.
^ .07/08
(1) Import of 10 mm to 100 mm outei dia. copper/brass tubes with wall thickness of 24 SWG (0 6 mm) and thicker will not be permitted Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of copper; hollow bars of copper, tube and pipo fittings (for example, joints, elbows, sockets and flanges) of copper.
(2) A.U. for import of brass capillary tubes. (3) A.U. for lmpoit of copper tubing in coils or straight length of less than 10 mm and smaller outer dm. having thinner than 16 SWG wall thickness for refrigeration industry (other sizes of copper tubing will not be allowed to refrigeration industry),
(4) Import of copper flexible and flexible lubes will not
be covered under this heading.
(5) A.U. for import of phosphor-bronze tubes for
manufacture of pressure vacuum gauges.
(6) A.U. for import ol cupro nickle tubes for essential end-uses such as heat exchangers, economizers etc.
(7) A.U. on restricted basis for import of aluminium brass and aluminium bronze tubes below 20 mm dia/sq. having less than 16 SWG wall thickness
(8) Import of copper and beryllium copper capillary tubing is allowed under Open General Licence Please sec Appendix I of this Book.
(9) A.U. for import of beryllium copper bourden tubes
for manufacture of pressure/vaccum gauges.
(10) A.U. on restricted basis for import of copper and bras;
pipes and tubes of sizes other than those indicated above. Import will not however, be permitted for any of the following non-essential *nd-uses .—
"Bottles sprayeis, hand pumps including bicycle pumps and other bicycle components, door handles, key chains, ball chains, snake chains, brackets, aldrops, towel rods, parts for knapsacks, tubelight holders, metric weights, presses, cables and wires, brass bolts, nuts, washers, dress hooks, curtain rings, brass carvings and bracelets, curtain rods, furniture fittings, sanitary fittings, handles, and other building hardware, bathroom accessories and domestic appliances.
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(1) Requirements of AUs for nickel virgin/nickel scrap will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III. of this book, Nickel mattes, nickel spesis and other intermediate products of nickol metallurgy; unwrought nickel (excluding electro-plating anodes), nickel waste and scrap.
(2) AU for import of nickel base alloys (including monel
metal), unwrought/scraps on restricted basis.
(3) AU for import for German sllver/mckel silver scrap having more than 10% but not more than 18% nickel content on restricted basis.
(4) Import of nickel virgin of high purity will be allowed
for research and analytical laboratories.
75 02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections of
(1) AU on restricted basis for nickel and monel metal nickel, nickel wire
rods and wiros.
(2) AU for import of nickel and nickel alloy solids like bars, rods, sections, profile sections and wire rods.
(3) AU for nickel and nickel alloy flattened wiita. (4) AU for nickel alloy, rods and wnes for special elec- trical resistance uses. Import of nichromo rods and wire* up to 30 SWG and thicker will not be per- mitted.
(5) AU for import of Gorman silver (including nickel sliver) rods, wires, sections and special sections hav- ing more than 10% but not more than 18% nickel content for spectacle framts/hinges.
(6) AU for import of the eloctncal resistance wire (Nickel
chromium and ferrous base).
Wrought plates, sheets and strip of nickel; nickel
75 03
(1) AU for nickel and nickel alloy plates, sheets, strips, foil; nickel powders and flakes.
foils, whether coilod or in stiaight length.
(2) AU for nickel alloy, strips and tapes for special
electrical resistance uses.
(3) AU for nickel and nickel alloy powdors and paste.
(4) AU for import of German silver/nickel silver sti ips having more than 10% but not more than J8% nickel content on restricted basis.
75.04/06 Other articles of nickel.
(1) AU for import of nickel and nickel alloy hollows
like pipes and tubes including capillary tubes.
(2) Import of Nickel Anodes in any form or its substitutes for electroplating purposes will not be allowed.
Unwrought aluminium; aluminium waste and scrap.
76 01
Import of unwrought aluminium of high purity will bo allowed for research and analytical laboratories.
Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections of
76.02
(1) AU for import of following aluminium alloy item* aluminium- aluminium wire.
containing not more than 9^% aluminium .
(I) Extiuded sections for the manufacture of spec-
tacle hinges.
(ii) Special T-sections for manufacturing elcctiical
relays,
(iii) Crimped flat wire for metallising/metallic-
coating to all types of articles.
(2) AU for import of aluminium stitching wire for tea industry, on the recommendation of Tea Board.
(3) AU on restricted basis for import of aluminium
wire of minimum purity of 99.7 % and above. (4) Import of aluminium wire rods will not be permitted
76 03/04 Wrought plates, sheets and strip of aluminium:
aluminium foil.
(I) AU on restricted basis for import of aluminium alloy stnps/foils for manufactuic of snap/zip fasteners only.
(2) AUon restricted basis for import of aluminium cir- cles, sheets, strips and foils of minimum purity of 99 7 % and above.
Aluminium powders and flukes.
76.05
(1) AU for aluminium powder for manufacture of
sintered parts.
(2) A U on restricted basis for import of pyrotechnic aluminium powder of explosive grade for manu- facture of industrial'explosives only.
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A.U. for following aluminium alloy items conuming
' not more than 99% of al.iminium —
Tubes and pipes and blanks thorefor, of aluminium - hollow bar3 of aluminium; tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows sockets and flanges) ot aluminium.
(i) Pipes of sizes above 152 40 mm OD.
(u) Capillary tubing for manufacture of pointer* in electrical measuring instruments, other mecha- nical measuring instruments and ball pen refills.
Magnesium unwrought or wrought, and artioka of
77 01/03
Magnesium.
A.U. for import of magnesium unwrought. For research and analytical laboratories, import of magnesium unwrought (high purity) will only be allowed
Beryllium unwrought or wi ought and ai tides of
77.04
beryllium.
A.U. foi impoil of beryllium unwrought. For research and analytical laboratories, import of beryllium unwrought (high purity) will only be allowed.
Unwrought lead (including argentiferrous lead);
load wabtc and strap
(1) Requirements of actual users for lead ingots and pig will be met by imports through public sector rfjjency Please see Section in of this Book 78 01
(2) A.U. for import of lead scrap.
(3) Import of unwrought load of high purity will be
allowed forlesearch and analytical laboratories
Unwrought zinc, zinc tvaste and scrap.
79 01
(1) Requirements of high punty zinc having minimum zinc contont of 99% in the form of Ingots, billets, sheets/stnps and callots for actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency Ploase see Section III of this Book.
(2) Requirements of special high grade zinc (of purity 99 99 %) of actual users engaged in the manufacture of (0 Zinc Sheets, (ii) Alloys including Mazak for die-casting and die-castlooK- and (HI) carburetors only will be met by imports through public sector agency, (3) Import of this item will not bo permitted to the manufacturers of brass utensils However, import will be allowed to units engaged in the melting of virgin metal, preparing/castings the metaJ into slabs or cakes and then re-rolling it in the rolling mills installed by the units for the manufacture of brass ghoets/circles. Requirements of such actual users will, however, be met from imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.
Wrought plates, sheets and strips of /me, zinc foil;
79.03
zinc powders and flakes
MB.—Units which qualified for the allocation of zinc in terms of remarks (3) above, can also manu- facture utensils out of brass sheets/circles, if they had also been engaged in manufacture of utensils and were in existenco before 30th July, 1974. (1) Import of lithographic zinc sheets/plates will be allowed to offset printing industry and block making industry.
(2) Import of jet plates or pre-plates micro zinc sheets, highly polished will be allowed to the printing and block making industries for photo engraving
(3) Import of zinc dust/zinc granulations will not be
permitted.
Unwrought tin; tin waste and scrap.
80 01
(1) Requirements of actual users for tin block will be met by imports throughpublic sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book
(2) A.U for import of tin scrap (3) Import of unwrought tin of high purity will be
allowed for researcn and analytical laboratories 6 Tin wrought and articles of tin.
SO. 02/0
A U. for import of tin powder and flakes for manufac-
ture of sintered parts.
Tungsten (wolfram), unwrougJit or "wrought, and
81 01
(1) A U.
articles thereof
(2) Jrnjjort of the undermentioned items will not be
allowed :—
(i) Tungsten carbide powder other than of grain
size of one micron and less, (ii) Ammonium para tungsten.
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(1) A.U
thereof
(2) Import of molybdcnuni (unwiought) of high nunly will be allowed for research and analytical laboratories,
81 03 Tantalum, unwrought or wrought and articles there-
(1) AU
of
(2) Import of unwiought tantalum of high punty will be
allowed for research and analytical laboratories
(I) Import of cobalt cathodes is allowed under Open hi 04
General Licence, Please sec Appendix I of this Book.
Other base meuls, unwrought or wrought and articles thereof, cermets, unwrought or wrought, and M tides thereof
(2) A U, for import of cobalt powder,
0) Requirements of actual users for antimony metal will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section 111 of this Book
(4) A U on restricted basis for import of Misch metal. (5) Import of the undermentioned Hems will he allowed to actual users only for the end-products indicated against each
(i) Zirconium Silicate and zirconium opaciflers including zircon floui, zirconium powder and getter powder (on restricted basis—Ceramic
industry.
(n) Rutile (on restricted basis)—Ceramic and elec-
tric welding industries
(Import of zirconium silicate, zirconium opacifiers including zircon flour, zirconium powder and getter powder, and Rutile will be allowed only with the prior appioval of the Department of Atomic Bnergy, Bombay). (iii) Chromium metal—For manufacture of alloy
steel
(iv) Chromium metal powder—For special welding
electrode manufacturers only,
(v) Bismuth (on restricted basis)—For industries
'">thor than drugs and Pharmaceuticals
(v -1 C admium of high purity (99,99 %)~For research
and analytical laboratories
(vn) All other virgin metals of high punty covered '
under this S, No.—For research and analytical laboratories
(h) A.U. for import of low expansion alloys like invar,
dumet and such other special alloys.
(7) A U for import of other metals falling under thjs
S No
(S) Import of cadmium metal not covered by remark 5(vi) above, lead winged aluminium glazing bar and platinum wire will not be allowed
82 01/(
(1) A.U on restricted basis for import of Slitting saws of
thickness below 1,6 mm,
(2) Import of items covered by this Heading and men- tioned in Appendix 15 of this Book will be governed by the policy stated therein.
)4 Hand tools (for example, spades, hoes, hewing tools, scythe^ and hay Knives) of a kind used in agricul- ture, hoiticulture, or forestry, saws, (non-mecha- nical and blades for hand or machine saws (includ- ing toothless saw bUdcs); hand tools, not falling within any other Heading of this Chapter, includ- ing glaziers' diamonds, pliors, tinmen's snips holt croppers, perforating punches, spannen and wicnches (other than tap wrenches), files and rasps, blow lamps, anvils; vices and clamps, other than accessories for, and parts, of machine tools , port- able forges, grinding wheels with frameworks (hand oi pedal operated).
fi2 05
(1) A U. foi import of cone dies, for manufacture uf Dies
and Taps
(2) A U on restricted basis for import of the under-
mentioned items —
(i) Taps and dies below 3 mm (li) Gear hobs, gear shaper cutters and special Intcrchingeahle tools for hand tools, foi machine tools or for power operated hand tools (for example, for piessms, stamping, drilling, tapping, thread- ing, boring, breaching, milling, cutting, turning, dressing morticing or screw driving), includinc dies for wire drawmy, exirusion diet for metal, jnd rock drilling bits
types of gear cutting tools
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0) Import of items covered by Heading No 82.05 and mentioned in Appendix 15 of this book will'be governed by the policy stated therein
(4) A.U. for import of ihe following items —
U) Twist drills tnd reamers less than 1 190 mm
did
(n) Carbide tipped drills and reamers less than 1 190
mm. dia
i Miscellaneous articles of base metal .
83 o i / i;
(1) A.U. on restricted basis for non ferrous uncoated electrodes/rods/wires/strips/foils for gas welding and brazing only
(2) Import of brass and bronze electrodes, rods/wires will
not be allowed
(1) Locks, all sorts (including frame incorporating locks, for handbags, trunks or the like), and parts thereof, lock keys, fittings and mountings of a kind suitable for furniture, doors, st-mcases, blinds, coachwork, saddlery, trunks, gaskets and the like (including automatic dooi closers), hat-racks, hatpegs, brackets and the like, lamps and lighting fittings, and parts thereof (excluding articles fall- ing within Chapter K5), fittings (for example, clasps, buckles, hooks, eyes and eyelets) of a kind commonly used for clothing, travel goods, hand- bags or other textile or leather goods; tubular rivets and bifurcated rivets, photograph picture and similar frames, mirrors of base metal, sign- pktcs, name-plates, numbeis, letters and other signs
(2) Safes, strong-boxes, strong-rooms (including linings and doors thereof); cash and deed boxes and the like, office equipment (for example, filling cabints, racks, sorting boxes, paper trays and paper rests) other than office furniture falling within Chapter 94, fittings for loose leaf binders, for files or for stationery books; letter clips, sta- ples, indexing tags and similar stationery goods; statuettes and other ornaments of a kind used indoors, flexible tubing and piping; beads and spangles; bells and gongs, non-electric, and parts thereof, stopper, crown corks, bottle caps, cap- sules, bung covers, seals and ploms, case corner protectors and other packing accessories.
(3) Wire, rods, tubes, plates, electrodes and similar products, of base metal or of metal carbides, coated or cored with flux material, of a kind used foi soldering, brazing, welding or deposition of metal or of metal carbides, wire and rods, of agglomerated base metal powder, used for metal spray ing.
84 01/02
(I) A.U applications for boilers required for jute industry, hemp industry, tea industry, iron & steel production work, electric supply undertakings and mines and quaries will be considered by JCC1&E Calcutta subject to Appendix 35.
Steam and other vapour generating boilers (oxcluding central heatiug hot water boilers capable also of producing low piessure steam), superheated water boilers, auxiliary plant for use with such boilers (for oxample, oconomisers, super heaters, soot removers, gas regoverers and the like); condensors for vapour engines and power units
(2) A.U. applications for boilers required for textile industry other than jute and hemp will be considered by JCCI&E Bombay subject to Appendices 34 and 35
(3) A.U. applications for boilers required for industries other than those mentioned in remarks (1) & (2) above will be considered subject to Appendix 35
84 03
Please see Appendix 35.
Producer gas and water gas generators, with or without purifiers; acetylene gas generators (water process) and similar gas generators with or without purifiers
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Internal combustion piston engine-.
U Oft
Mechanically piopelled road rolleis
84 09
84 L0 Pumps (including motor pumps and turbo pump1;) for liquids, whethei or not fitted wiih measuring devices, liquid elevators of bucket, diain screw, band and simildi kinds.
84.11
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(1) A U, for import of diosel engines above 400 HP in consultation with DGTD
(2) A U for import of marine diesel engines ahovp 400 HP in consultation with DG 1 D
(t) A U for diesel engine parts other than sDarcs for diesol engines for vohiclos such as motor vehides, tractors, oarlh-moving machinery etc. IS. No. W) of old ITC Schedule] subject to Appendix 4 List A
(4) Requests from individual ferry owner;, for import of spare p.irts of marine tliescl engine:- tor servic- ing and maintenance purposes, for small value will bs considered by the regional licensing authori- ties on the recommendation of the D.O Shipping if thoy are not in a position to procure their re- quirements from CNtd Wished importer"
A U applications for spaie parts will be considered in consultation with DGTD
(1) A U for import of special pumps required lor Hand- ling highly ci>.roi>vc liquids arid/or high lempeiature anu/or high piessure or of sophisticated natuie in consultation with DGTD,
(2) A.U on restricted basis for import of special sealing materials
(3) Import of mt*hamcal *cals will not be permitted.
\ U applications for the impoit ot air ana gas compressors will be considered in consultation with DGTD
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Uv) Continuous type ice cream making machines.
i— Contd
84 1!
(v) Special type of walk in coolers and deep freezer*
below (—.) 40°C
(yi) Environmental tobt chamber requiring combina- tion of very hjgh temperature and very low tempe- rature.
(v/0 Cryogenics low temperature below (—) 150'C.
(vlli) Nitrogen refrigeration compressors.
(lx) Plate freezer in consultation with DGTD (Im- ports for fishing industry will be allowed on the recommendation of Department of Agriculture).
(JC) Individual Quick fieezing equipment (Imports will be allowed on the recommendation of Dcptt. of Agriculture).
(2) A U. for import of raw materials and components mentioned in Appendix 48. Import of Humikool Fill will also be allowed for refrigeration and alr- conditioning equipment including air coolers.
Please see Appendices 34 and 3 J.
84 16 Calendering and similar rolling machines (other than metal-working and metal-rollmg machines and glass-working machines) and cylinders therefor
(1) Please see Appendices 34 and 35.
84 17
(2) A.U. applications for import of coffee pulping and curing machinery from coffee industry will be consi- dered by JCCI&E, Madras.
Machinery, plant and similar laboratory equipment, whether or not electrically heated, for the treat- ment of materials by a process involving a change of temperature such as heating, cooking, roasting, distilling, rectifying, sterilising, pasteurising, steam- ing, drying, evaporating, vaporising, condensing or cooling, not being machinery or plant of a kind used for domestic purposes; Instantaneous or storage water-heaters, non-electrical
Please see Appendix J5
84.18 Centrifuges; filtering and purifying machinery and apparatus (other than filter funnels, milk strainers and the like), or liquids or gases.
Machinery for cleaning or drying bottles or other
Please see Appendix 33
84 19
containers, machinery for filling, closing, sealing, capsuling or labelling bottles, cans, boxes, bags or other containers; other packing or wrapping machinery, machinery for aerating beverages; dish washing machinery.
Please see Appendices 11 and 35.
84 21 Mechanical appliances (whether or not hand ope- rated) for proiecting, dispersing or spraying liquids or powders, firo extinguishers (charged or not); spray guns and similar appliances; steam or sand blasting machines and similar jet projecting ma- chines
84.22 Lifting, handling, loading or unloading machinery, tclphors and conveyors (for example, lifts, hoists, winches, cranes, transporter cranes, jacks, pulley tackle bolt conveyors and telefencs) not being machinery falling within Heading No. 84 23.
A.U. applications will be considered by CCI & E, New Delhi in consultation with Ministry of Petroleum.
(1) Petroleum and Gas well drilling equipment
(2) Core Drilling machines . . ..
A.U. applications will be considered by CCI& E, New Delhi for imports from available sources in consul- tation with DOTD.
(3) Winches
A.U. applications will be considered by CCI&E, New Delhi for imports from available sources In consulta- tion with DGTD.
A.U. for import of component parts for manufacture (4) Lifts
of lifts.
A.U subject to Appendm 37.
(5) Not otherwise specified .
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(1) A U. applications for well sinking and boring machines for extractions of petroleum and natural gases and oil well prospecting will be considered bv CCI&E, New Delhi in consultation with Ministry of Petroleum.
Excavating, levelling, tamping, boring and extracting machinery, stationery or mobile, for earth, mine- rals or ores (for example, mechanical shovels, coal cutters, excavators, scrappers, levellers and bulldo- zers), pile-dnvors; snow-ploughs, not self-pro- pelled fmcluding snow-plough attachments)
(2) A.U applications for import of following items will be considered by CCI&E, New Delhi from available sources in consultation with DGTD
(/) Shovels.
(//) Excavators
(///) Drag Lines and modification thereof
(/v) Motorised scrappers and towed scrappers,
(v) Dozers and loadors all types
(v/) Off-the Highway dumpers not built on conven-
tional chasis
(vtl) Motor graders.
(vi/f) Vibrating soil compactors
(ix) Vibrators
Dairy machinery (including milking machines)
(1) A.U. for approved dairy farm for import of equipment 84 26
for replacement purposes subject to Appendix 35.
(2) A U for approved manufacturers of dairy equipment for import of component parts for manufacture of complete equipment
84.27
A.U. subject to Appendix 35.
Presses, crushers and other machinery of a kind used in wine-making cider-making, fruit juice prepara- tion or the like
84.28 Other agricultural, horticultural, poultry-keeping and liee-keeping machinery; germination plant fitted with mechanical or thermal equipment, poultry incubators and brooders.
(1) A.U subject to Appendix 35. (2) A.U for approved Poultry farms for import of equip- ment for replacement purposes subject to Appendix 35.
(3) A.U. for approved manufacturers of poultry equipment for import of component parts for the manufacture of complete equipment
84.29
A.U subject to Appendix 35
Machinery of a kind used in the bread grain milling industry, and other machinery (other than farm type machinery), for the working of cereals or dried leguminous vegetables.
84 30
A.U. subject to Appendix 35.
Machinery, not falling within any other heading of this Chapter, of a kind used in the following food or drink industries, bakery, confectionery, chocolate manufacture, macaroni, ravioli or similar cereal food manufacture, the preparation of meat, fish, fruit or vegetables (including mincing or shcing machines), sugar manufacture or brewing,
Machinery for making or finishing celluloslc pulp,
A.U subject to Appendix 35
84 31
paper or paperboard
Please see Appendix 35.
84.32 Book-bhdins maohmsry, including book-sewmg
machines.
Pleabe see Appendix "*5
84,33 Paper or paperboard cutting machines of all kinds; other machinery for making up paper pulp, paper or paperboard.
84.34
A U Tor import of photographic plates (made of metals other than zinc, such AS aluminium, brass bimetal, prime meta] etc,) and fllms for quality printers
(2) A U. for import of type casting machines for type
foundries.
(3) For component parts sec remarks against Heading Machinery; apparatus and accessories for type- founding or type-setting; machinery, other than the machine tools of Heading No. 84.45/48, for preparing or working printing blocks, piates, or cylinders; printing type, impressed flongs and matrices, printing blocks, plates and cylinders; blocks, plates, cylinders and lithographic stones, prepared for printing purposes (for example, planed, grained or polished).
No. 84 35.
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(2) Import of the following items will be allowed in each case on the specific recommendation of the Jute Com- missioner based on non-availability from indigenous sources and very long and protracted delivery period offered by the indigenous manufacturers*—
(0 (a) 4J* Pitch Silver Spinning Frame
(b) 4J* Pitch Apron Draft Spinning Frame
(//) 54* Pitch Silver Spinning Frame.
(ih) Finishers Drawing Frame (Sacking Weft)
(iv) Finisher Drawing Frame (Light Yarn)
(v) Second Drawing Frame.
(W) Screwgill First Drawing Frame
(WO Jute cards and roll farmers (an attachment to the
jute cards), the following •— (a) Long lute Breaker Card Type JF2 (6) Long Jute Finisher Card Type JF4 (c) Cutting Jute Breaker Card Type JF1 (rf) Cutting Finisher Card Type JF3 (
(3) Licences issued will not be valid for •—
(/) Planetrec rollers. (W) Machines mentioned in Appendix 35
(2) Component paits of machinery required for jute
(1) A U applications will bo considered by the JCCI&E
Calcutta
and hemp Industry
(2) Import of the following items will be allowed on the recommendation of the Jute Commissioner, Calcutta on production of non availability certificates from Indigonous manufacturers and subject to clearance from the Department of Heavy Industry, New Delhi •—
(0 Faller Screws, ill) Falter slides, and (lit) Dead spindles for Apron Diaft Spinning Frame*
and 5-J" spinning frames
(3) Licences will not be valid for Import of —
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(3) Machinery whoa required for Textile Industry other than Jute and Hemp
(4) Component parts of machinery for Textile Tndus- tiy other than Jute and Homp
($) (a) Warp /Raschcl/Lace and weft knitting ma-' chines (including Hosiery machines) and embroidery machines to be worked by man- ual labour and which require less than one quarter of brake horse power,
(A) Warp/Raschcl/Lace and weft knitting ma- rhines (including hosiery machines) and - tmbondery machines which require for their operation one quarter of brake horse power oi inore.
U) Component parts for machinery falling under i) and (b) above including hosiery needles
Sewingmachines, furniture specially designed for 84 41
Sewing machines, sewing machines needless
(1) Industrial Sewing Machine^ and parts thereof which are manually operated or worked by power and required for their operations less than one quarter horse power
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(4) Import of steel perforated sheets which have been given a special shape or quality icqulred for a particular machine will not be allowed against licenses for this SI No as component part of the machinery Wher- ever necessary, licence may be endorsed for the import of steel perforated sheets of special shape and quality for a particular machine, provided the machinery itself is not prohibited for import in terms of Appendix 3b
fi) Licences will not be valid for import of —
(i) Tungsten carbide tipped tools as spares for mini n ir and other industrial machinery
(u) Diamond drilling bits for mining purposes, inclu- ding oil field dulling bits of all types
(6) Import of oil seals, cap screws, bolts and nuts specially adapted for use in this type of machinery can be per- mitted.
A.U. applications will be considered by JCCI&E, Bomba subject to Appendix 34
(1) ALT. application1) will be considered by JCCI&F, Bombay, subject to Appendix 34
(2) The import licences granted to actual users will also be valid for the import of such spare parts of textile ma- chinery which ure/were imported by the indigenous manufacturers for building up machinery as per list cleared by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay and duly attested by the licensing authonty concerned
(3) Up to 1 % of the face value of licence? granted can be utilised for import of ginning bolts and nuts.
(1) A U applications will be considered by JCCI&E, Bombay subject to Appendix 34
(2) A U for import of hosiery needles on restricted basis / e at 6 % of the value of the machinery or Rs 15,000 whichever is less, subject to Appendix 34.
(3) Applications for grunt of import licences for hosiery needles will also be considered from the associations of hosiery manufacturers on behalf of the members on restricted basis in the manner indicated at (2) above. In such cases the individual units will not apply for licence.
(4) A.U. for import of needles, shuttles and paper rolls required for automatic embroidery machine.
(5) Licences granted to Actual Users will be valid for import of spare parts of foreign made textile machinery as appearing in the manufacturers ca- talogues. However, such spare parts which are banned or restricted for import by general nomenclature in the ITC policy will be allowed import on specific recommendation of the sponsoring authority and after the same arc cleared from indigenous angle.
(1) A U. The import will be allowed in the manner indi- cated below •—
(a) Industnal sewing ma- (0""Applications for import chines and components/ Jor industrial sewing spare parts thereof other machines and parts than over-lock, flat lock 7 thereof will be consi- and chain lock ma- dercd by the regional licensing authorities in chines consultation with D G T D However, applications from the Jute industry will be considered by the J C C I . & E, Calcutta in consultation with the Jute Commissioner, Calcutta
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(b) Flat lock and chain "1 (I) Applications from tex- lock machines in consul- tile mills will be consi- tation with Textile dered by JCC1 & E., Commissioner, Bom- Bombay, in consulta- bay. > tion with Textile Com-
missionoi
(c) Overlook machines (on (it) Applications from the the basis of 50% indigc- hosiery goods manu- nous and 50% Impoi- facturers other than ted). I SSI units will bo consi- dered by J C C I & E, Bombay, on the recom- mendation of Textile Commissioner.
On) Applications from the hosiery goods manufac- turers iu the small scale sector will be con- sidered by JCCT & E., Bombay, on the reco- mmendation of the Director of Industries of the State concerned.
{lv) A U. applications for import of overlooks machines working with 5,000 and above stitches per minute from the garments and hosiery manufacturers who had exported their products to the extent of 25% or moro of the produc- tion during any one of the preceding three calendar years, 1974, 1975 and 1976 will be considered by the J C.C.I. & E., Bombay, in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay. The condition for purchase of equal number of such ma- chines from the indige- nous manufacturer will not be applicable in these cases.
(2) Import of sewing machine needles will not be
permitted
A U The import will be allowed in the manner indicated
below :—
(2) Industnal Sewing Machines and parts thereof which arc worked by power and required for their operation one quarter horse power and above
(1) Industrial sewing ma- Applications will be con- chines and spare parts sidered by the JCCI & exclusively used in the E, Bombay in consul- textile industry tation with Textile
Commissioner, Bombay
(2) Industrial sewing ma- Applications for import chines and components/ of industrial sewing spare parts thereof machines and parts other than over-lock, thereof from units other flat lock and'ehain lock than textile mills will machines be considered by the rejfional licensing autho- rities in consultation with D G T.D How- ever, applications from Jute industry will be considered by the J.CC.I. & E., Calcutta in consultation with the Jute Commissioner.
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;3)fcOverlock sewing ma- chines (on the basis of 50% indigenous and y) Applications from : 50% imported). textile mills will be (4) Flat lock and Chain considered by JCCI lock industrial sewing >• & E, Bombay, in machines in consul- consultation with tation with the Tex- Textile Commissioner, tile Commissioner, Bombay.
(ii) Applications from the Hosiery goods manufacturers other than SSI units will be considered by JCCI & E, Bombay on the recommenda- tion of Textile Com- missioner.
(hi) Applications from the hosiery goods manufacturers in the smaLI scale sector will be considered by JCCI & E, Bombay on the recommenda- tion of the Director of Industries of the State concerned.
(tv) A U. applications for import of overlock machines working with 5,000 and above stitches per minute from the garment and hosiery manufacturers who bad exported their products to the extent of 25% or more of their produc- tion during any of the preceding three calendar years 1974, 1975 and 1976, will be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E., Bom- bay in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bom- bay. The condition for purchase of equal- number of such machines from the indigenous manufac- turers will not be applicable In these cases.
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Permissible spare parts of industrial sewing machines will be allowed clearance up to 10% of the face value of licences only when imported along with the con- signments of industrial sowing machines falling under serial number 84.41 even though such spare parts may be differently classifiable. Imports of such spare parts from a country other than the country from which the industrial sewing machines are imported will not be permitted.
(5) Please see Appendix 1 for sewing machines for leather footwear, leather goods and leather apparel which are on O.G.L.
(6) Import of sewing machine needles will not be
permitted.
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(1) A U. for import of components for manufacture
of shoe manufacturing machineries Machinery (other than sewing machines) for pre- paring, tanning or working hides, skins or leather (including boot and shoe machinery)
(2) A U. subject to Appendix 35.
(3) Please see Appendix 1 for machinery required by
Leather Industry which is on O.G L.
A.U. subject to Appendices 11 and 35, 84.43 Converters, ladles, ingot moulds and casting machines, of a kind used in metallurgy and in metal foundries.
(1) A U. subject to Appendix 11.
Rolling mills and rolls therefor
84.44
(2) Tmport of rolling mill rolls, as components, will be
allowed to actual users In the following manners:— (/) Import of one pair of rolls will be permitted
straight away.
(//) Requests for import of more than one pair of rolls
will be considered in consultation with DGTD.
(3) Import of rolling mill rolls will not be permtted as spares under O G L. Actual users requiring rolling mill rolls for replacement purpose, as spares, should apply for import lfcenco under the provision for grant of import licences for non-permissible spares given In Section T of thi* Book.
84.45
1. Detailed policy is given in AppcDdix 11.
Machine-tools for working metal or metal carbides, not being machines falling within Heading No 84.49 or 84 50
84.46
2. For some of the machines falling under these Headings like cork manuacturing machinery, policy is given in Appendix 35
Machine-tools for working stone, ceramics, con- crete, asbestos-cement and like mineral materials or for working glass in the cold, other than ma- chines falling within Heading No. 84,49.
84 47
Machine-tools for working wood, cork, bone, ebo- nite (vulcanite), hard artificial plastic materials or other hard carving materials, other than ma- chines falling within Heading No. 84 49.
84.48
Accessories and parts suitable for use solely or principally with the machines falling within Headings Nos 84 45 to 84 47, including work and tool holders, self-opening dieheads, ^divid- ing heads and other appliances for machine- tools; tool holders for any type of tool or ma- chine-tool for working in the hand
Tools for working in tho hand, pneumatic or with
Policy is given in Appendix 11
84 49
self-contained non-electric motor.
Policy is given in Appendix 11
Gas-operated welding, brazing, cutting and surface
84.50
tempering appliances.
Please see remarks against heading No 84.55 84.51 Typewriters, other than typewriters, incorporating calculating machinism; cheque-writing machines.
Please see remarks against heading No 84,5< 84 52 Calculating machines, accounting machines, cash registers, postage-franking machines, ticket- issuing machines and similar machines, incor- porating a calculating device.
84.53
Import of Data Processing machines (computer system* including peripherals) will be allowed under the policy for import of Capital Goods.
Automatic data processing machines and units thereof; magnetic and optical readers; machines for transcribing data onto data media in coded form and machines for processing such data, not elsewhere specified or included.
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Please see remarks against heading No. 84 55 Other office machines (.for example hectograph or stencil duplicating machines, addressing machines, coin-sorting machines, coin-counting and wrap- ping machines, pencil-sharpening machines, per- forating and stapling machines).
84,55 Parts and accessories (other than covers, carrying cases and the like) suitable for use s>olely or prin- cipally with machines of a kind falling within Heading No 84 51, 84 52, 84 53 or 84 54.
(1) A.U. for import of components by manufacturers of typewriters having approved programme in con- sultation with D.G T D. Import of letter types for typewriters will be allowed on restricted basis.
(2) A U. for import of spare parts of power driven dup-
licators of imported make.
(3) A.U. on restricted basis for Import of components
for the manufacture of office machines.
(4) A.U. on restricted basis for spare parts for main- tenance of imported machines and replacement of parts of indigenous machines having imported components, such as:—
Accounting Machines. Addressing Machines. Book Keeping Machines Billing Machines. Calculating Machines. Adding Machines. Cheque writing Machines. Letter Sealing Machines. Letter Opening Machines. Listing Machines, Posting Machines. Postage Franking Machines. Cash Registers. Receipting Machines. Stamp Arming Machines.
84 56
(1) A.U. subject to Appendix 35. (2) A.U. applications for the following items will bo considered by CCI&E, New Delhj for imports from available sources in consultation with DGTD.
(a) Stone crushers. (b) Stone granulators. (c) Concrete mixers. (a) Concrete screens,
Machinery for sorting, screening, separating, washing, crushing, grinding or mixing earth, stone, ores or mineral substances, in solid (including powder and paste), forms; machinery for agglomerating, moulding or shaping solid mineral fuels, ceramic paste, unhardened cements, plastering materials, or other mineral products in powder or paste form; machines for forming, foundry moulds of sand
(3) Please see Appendix 11 for Sand Moulding Mac-
hines.
AU subject to Appendices 11 and 35.
84.57 Glass working machines (other than machines for working glass in the cold); machines for assembl- ing; electric filament and discharge lamps and elec- tronic and similar tubes and valves
84 59 Machines and mechanical appliances, having indivi- dual functions, not falling within any other Head- ing of this Chapter.
(1) A U. applications for import of following will be considered by CCI&E, New Delhi for imports from available sources in consultation with DGTD :— (a) Road forms. (b) Road tampers, spreaders and finishers.
(2) A.U. for import of single purpose or double purpose machines costing Rs 12,600 to Rs 15,750 each for manufacture of watch parts,
(3) A.U. subject to Appendices 11 & 35. (4) A.U. on restricted basis for import of aerosol valves; (5) A.U licences issued under this heading will also be valid for import of vertical tube fuel economiser, (6) Import of control valves as a spare part will not be
permitted
(7) Items mentioned in Appendix 5 will not be allowed.
84 42 Ball, roller or needle roller bearings (1) Ballbearings
(i) Ball bearings as specified in Appendix 14(1) (ii) Ball bearings specified in Appendix 14(6) (ill) Ball bearings other than those specified in
Import not allowed Import allowed on restricted basis Import allowed.
Appendices 14(1) and 14(6)
(Iv) Component parts of ball bcanngs, not other-
AU, on restricted basis
wise specified.
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(2) Cylindrical roller bearings
(I) Cylindrical roller bearings as specified in in Appendix 14(2)
(//) Cylindrical roller bearings as specified in Appendix 14(6).
(Ill) Cylindrical roller beanngs other than those specified In Appendices 14(2) and 14(6). (iv) Components parts of cylindrical roller bea- rings including accessories such as sleeves, nuts and washers, not otherwise specified.
Import not allowed.
Import allowed on icstucted basis
Import allowed.
A.U. on restricted basis.
(3) Taper roller bearings
(I) Taper roller bearings as specified in Appendix 14(3).
(/r) Taper I oiler bearings as specified in Appendix 14(6).
(in) Tapered rollei bearings other than those specified In Appendices 14{3) and 14(6).
(Iv) Component parts of tapered roller bearings Including accessories such as tapered roller's sleeves, nuts and washers, not otherwise specified.
Import not allowed.
Import allowed on restricted basis
Import allowed.
A U. on lestncted basis.
(4) Spherical rollei bearings:
(I) Spherical roller bearings as specified in Appendix 14(4).
(//) Spherical roller bearings as specified in Appendix 14(6).
(HI) Spherical roller bearings other than those specified in Appendices 14(4) and 14(6).
(iv) Component parts of spherical roller bcai ings
(5) (0 Needle bushes/shell type needle bearings/thin shell needle bearings drawn cup needle bearings/roller cages Including needle roller bearings complete as specified in Appendix 14<5Xa), 14(5)(b) and 14 (5) (c).
(li) Needle bushes/shell type needle bearings/thin shell bearings drawn cup needle bearing/ roller cages Including needle roller bearings complete other than those specified in Appendices 14(5)(a), 14(5Xb) and 14(5)(c).
(Hi) Component parts of needle bushes/shell type needle bearings/thin shell needle bearings drawn cup needle bearings/roller cages/needle roller bearings Including accessories such as cages, sleeves etc. not otherwise specified.
(6) Rollers/Needle Rollers both machined and unmacbined . . ..
Import not allowed.
A.U. on restricted basis.
Import allowed.
A U on restricted basis
Import not allowed.
Import allowed.
A U. on restricted basis.
(1) A U- applications for import of ) oiler/needle rollers other than those mentioned below will be considered on restricted basis:
Diameter Length 1.48 mm to 1.6 mm g. 8 mm to 12 mm 1.90 mm to 2.54 mm 8.8 mm to 20.60 mm 2.90 ram to 3.22 mm 9 0 mm to 32.80 mm 4 60 mm to 4.90 mm 24 mmto35.5mn> 5 40 mm to 5.60 mm 18 mm to 32 mm 1.48 mm to 4.1 mm 4 6 mm to 32.80 mm 4 60 nun to 5,1 mm 7.6 nun to 51 00 mm 6 90 mm to 8.1 mm 6.8 mm to 84.00 mm 5,90 mm to 6.4 mm 5.8 mm to 51.00 mm
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84 63 Transmission shafts, cranks, bearing housings, plain shaft bearings, gears and gearing (Including fric- tion gears and gear-boxes and other variable speed gears), flywheels, pulleys and pulley blocks, clut- ches and shaft couplings.
84.64 Gaskets and similar joints, of metal sheeting com- bined with other material (for example, asbestos, felt and paperboard) or of laminated metal foil; sets or assortments of gaskets and similar joints, dissimilar in composition, for engines, pipes, tubes and the like, put up in pouches, envelopes or similar packings.
84.65 Machinery parts, not containing electrical connec- tors, insulators, coils, contacts or other electrical features and not falling within any other heading in this chapter.
Filter Aids.
83.01 Electrical goods of the following descriptions, gene- rators, motors, converters, (rotary or statics), transformers, rectifiers and rectifying apparatus, inductors.
(1) Electric Motors
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(1) AU for Reduction Gear boxes subject to Appen- dix 35
(2) Please see Remarks against Heading Nos. 84 06 and 87 04/06 relating to spare parts falling under S Nos 3(Xf)/I], 31(b)/II, 293, 295, 297/IV, 74(m)/V and 65(5)(n)(a)/V of old ITC Schedule.
Please see remarks against Heading Nos 84 06 and 87 04/06 relating to spare parts falling under S Nos. 30(f)/N, 31(b)/II, 293, 295, 297/IV, 74(iii)/V and 65(5)(ii)(a)/V of old ITC Schedule.
A.U. on restricted basis.
(1) AU. for import of the following types of motors :—
(a) Flame-proof motors (1) Applications from col- conforming to B S S, lienes will be consi- 741 of 1937 or its equi- dcred by JCCI&E, valcnts if supplies are Calcutta on the re- not available with the commendation of Coal S.T C. Controller, Calcutta.
(2) Applications from ac- tual users other than collieries will be con- sidered by the regional licensing authorities.
(b) Varidrive motors Applications will be con- sidered from actual users manufacturing plastic moulded and extruded items involving high rate of precision and accu- rate tolerance.
(c) Servo motors Applications from actual users will be considered in consultation with the DGTD.
(d) Micro motors Applications for import of this item from actual users for manufacture of mini-cars will be consi- dered in consultation with the DGTD.
(2) A.U. applications for import of special types of electric motors|from[units borne on the books of theJS"DGTDB [and from State Electricity Boards wilJ|be considered in consultation with the DGTD.
(3) Prohibitive types of [ motors covered by this heading will .|be allowed clearance with machinery and equipment! provided the motor shaft is directly coupledlto the dnvjng mechanism and thesejean be regarded as integral, as hitherto to have been built ID, built on, flanged or geared so as to form an integral driving mechanism with the plant and machinery.
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(3) Electric generators and generating sets
(4) Parts of Generators
(5) Out Board Motors
85.02 Electro-magnets; permanent magnets; permanent magnets and articles of special materials for per- manent magnets, being blanks of such magnets , electromagnetic and permanent magnet chucks, clamps, vices and similar work holders; electro- magnetic clutches and couplings; electro-magnetic brakes; electro-magnetic lifting heads
85.03 Primary coils and primary batteries (1) Battery containers . . .. (2) Hearing aid batteries.
Tools for working in the hand, with self-contained 85.05
electric motor
85.08 Electrical starting and ignition equipment for internal combustion engines (including ignition magnets, magnetodynamos, ignition coils, starter motors, sparking plugs and glow plugs), generators (dy- namos and alternators) and cut-outs for use in corjunction with such engines
85 09 Electrical lighting and signalling equipment and electrical windscreen wipers, defrosters and demis- ters, for cycles or motor vehicles
85.11 Industrial and laboratory electric furnaces, ovens and induction and dielectric heating equipment; electric welding, brazing and soldering machines and apparatus and similar electric machines and apparatus for cutting.
85.12 Electric instantaneous or storage water heaters and immersion heaters; electric soil heating ap- paratus and electric space heating apparatus; electric hair dressing appliances (for example, hair dryers, hair curlers, curling tong heaters) and electric smoothing irons; electro-thermic do- mestic appliances; electric heating resistors, other than those of carbon.
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A.U. for import of centrifugal switches for manufacture of fractional horse power motors.
A U Applications for import of electric equipment, required for generation, transmission and distribution of elcctnc power specified in Appendix 17 will be consi- dered by CCI&E, New Delhi in consultation with DGTD.
(1) A.U. Import of commutators for DC motors
upto 1 HP will not, however, be allowed.
(2) Import of special types of carbon brushes as spares or components will be permitted only in consulta- tion with£DGTD
A.U. applications for import of out board motors above
10 HP will be considered from the following .—
(i) Docks, Marine Departments and Port Trusts (it) Fishermen's Co-operative Societies (in) State Director of Fisheries.
(Applications by Docks, Marine Departments and Port Trusts will be made direct to the licensing authority concerned).
Please see Appendix 11 for Magnetic chucks.
A U. for Battery manufacturers .
Import is allowed under O.G.L. Please see Appendix I of this Book.
Policy is given m Appendix 11.
Please see remarks against Heading Nos. 84.06 and 87 04/06 relating to spare parts failing under S Nos. 3(Xf)/lI, 31(bVII, 293. 295, 297/IV, 65(5)(ii)(a)/V and 74/(m)/V of old ITC Schedule
Please see Appendix 26 for Horn Buttons and Horn Rings, Horns, Horn Relays and parts thereof, windscreen wiper arms and blades, wind screen wiper motors and parts thereof and Head lamps.
Policy is given in Appendix 11.
A.U. for import of heating elements other than Nichrome Heating (Tubular type) upto 1200° C in Chrome-nickel steel and copper tubing.
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(1) AU on restneted basis for flame proof mining telephones. Applications will be considered by the JCCI & E.Calcutta
(2) The import of the following telephonic equipment
will not be permitted :—
(l) Small size ARP equipment (12 Subs—4 Si-
rens).
(ii) Dial Tester
(ill) Communication equipment for naval frigates.
(IV) Cable extension equipment for microwave
systems,
(v) 60 Channel cable system,
(vi) 7 GHZ Microwave equipment for railways,
(vii) Supervisory contiol bay for 6 GHZ project.
(3) Import of Telephonic equipments other than those covered by remarks (1) and (2) above and Tele- printers, Accessories and spare parts will be allowed in consultation with the Ministry of Communications New Delhi
(4) Licences for import of Telegraphic instruments, apparatus and parts thereof imported by or under the orders of Railway Administration will be granted under the procedure for stores ordered by Govt. Railways.
85.14 Microphones and stands therefor; loud-speakers;
audio-frequency electric amplifiers,
(1) Microphones
Detailed policy is given in Appendix 38
(2) Loud Speakers
Detailed policy is given in Appendix 38
(3) Amplifiers
Detailed policy is given in Appendix 38
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Detailed policy for import of components and other raw materials lequired for the manufacture of Radios TV Receivers etc. has been given in Appendix 38. '
Import of the following will not be permmittod :
(i) Silicon power diodes or Silicon
Rectifiers or S R.S. Upto 500 Amos Rddiotelegraphic and radiotelephonic transmission and reception apparatus, radiobroadcasting and television transmission and reception apparatus (including receivers incorporating sound record- ers or reproducers) and television cameras, radio navigational aid appaiatus, radar apparatus and radio remote control apparatus.
(ii) Thyristor or Silicon controlled
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Rectifiers or SCRS (convertor grade only) Upto 150 Amps
85.16
Applications for import of this equipment from Railways will be considered on the recommendation of Rail- way Board
Electric traffic control equipment for railways, loads or inland waterways and equipment used for similar purposes in port installations oi upon airfields.
85.17
(1) AU on restricted basis for flame proof mining
Calcutta.
bells. Applications will be considered by JCCI&E ' hlectnc sound or visual signalling apparatus (such as bells, sirens, indicator panels, buiglar and fire alarms), other than those of Heading No. 85,09 or 85.16
(2) The policy for import of Parts of lifts against Headlns
No. 84 22 will cover lift indicators.
Electrical capacitors, fixed or variable
85.18
(1) AU on restricted basis for import of wave traps and coupling capacitors filter (component of Power Line equipment)
(2) AU for metallised porcelain bushings for capacitors.
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85.19 Electrical apparatus for making and breaking elec- trical circuits, for the protection of electrical circuits, or for making connections to or in electrical ciruits (for example, switches, relays, fuses, lightn- ing arresters, surge suppressors, plugs, lamphol- ders and junction boxes); resistors, fixed or variable (including potentiometers), other than heating resisters; printed circuits; switchboards (other than telephone switchboards) and control panels.
85.20
Electric filament lamps and electric discharge lamps (including infra-red and ultra-violet lamps), aro- lamps; electrically ignited photographic flash- bulbs.
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(3) AU for condensor bushings for transformers switchgears and other electrical equipment in consultation with DGTD.
(4) A.U. for electrical porcelain bushings for switch gears and control gears including circuit breakers, transformers in consultation with DGTD.
(5) Detailed policy of condensors required for the manufacture of Radios etc is given in Appendix 38.
(1) A.U. for import of explosion-proof porcelain lamp- holder for manufacture of light fittings.
(2) A.U for import of lightning arrestors of 220 K.V to 400 K.V. only.
(3) A.U. on restricted basis for Protective Relays (4) Detailed policy for Resistors, Potentiometers, vo- lume control, tone control required for the manu- facture of Radios etc. is given in Appendix 38. (5) A.U. for import of high voltage fuses (1 1 KV and above).
(6) A U applicationi from collieries foi import of "flame- proof fittings" will be considered by the JCCI&E, Calcutta on the recommendation of the Coal Control- ler, Calcutta
(1) A.U. for import of the following .—
(/) Spectral lamps. (//) Prefocussed tungsten filament lamps for use in calorimeter and spoctrophotometers to cover the U.V. region.
{HO Deuterium lamps in spectrophotometers to cover the U.V. region.
(/v) Nerst source lamps to cover infra-red region.
(v) Different hollow Cathode lamps required for use in atomic absorption spectrometer.
(2) A.U. for studio bulbs, projector bulbs including Halogen lamps provided they are not of GLS type and otherwise banned categories and they cannot be used other than as studio and projector bulbs, to studios or the representative film Association on the recommendation of the Regional Consulta- tive Committees for raw films at Bombay, Calcutta and Madras.
(3) A.U for import of halogen lamps by the units en- gaged in manufacture of profile projectors and optical comparatos, tool room microscopes, optical liner scales, optical dividing heads and optical hardness testing machines
(4) A.U. applications for import of the undermentioned items will be considered :—
(0 Special shock-proof lampi used by Navy (IS 2592 of 1964).
Ui) Aircraft lamps
(Hi) Mercury vapour lamps of 1000 watt and above.
(iv) Sodium vapour lamps of Low and High pressure type.
(v) 2 2 volt lamps with built in lens for pin point focus.
(W) Ultra violet lamps.
(vil) Xenon arc lamps.
(5) A.U for Runway lighting lamps in consultation with the D.G T D.
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Policy for import of electronic valves by manufacturers 83.21
of Radios etc. is given in Appendix 38 Thermionic, cold cathode and photocathodc valves and tubes (including vapour or gas filled valves and tubes, cathoderay tubes, television camera tubes and mercury aro rectifying valves and tubes); photocells; mounted piozo-elcctnc crystals, diodes, transistors and similar semi-conductor devices electronic microcircuits.
85 23
(1) A.U for import of Power cables above 33 K V. Applications from collieries will bo considered by the JCCI&E, Calcutta.
Insulated (including enamelled or anodised) elec- tric wire, cable, bars, strip and the like (including co-axial cable), whether or not fitted with connec- tors.
(2) Import of cables and wires of the type specified in Appendix 32 will not be allowed against licences issued under this or any other Heading of ITC Schedule
(3) A.U on restricted basis for import of enamelled cop-
per wire 44 Gauge and finer gauges.
(4) A.U. on restricted basis for import of enamelled cop-
per strips.
(5) A U on restricted basis for import of:—
(o) Tele-communications cables and wires both plas- tic insulated and pape, insulated sheathed of all types.
(b) High frequency coaxial cables.
85.24 Carbon brushes, arc-lamp carbons, battery carbons, carbon electrodes and other carbon articles of a kind used for electrical purposes.
(1) Requirements of actual users for graphite electrodes will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section IT! of this Book.
(2) A.U for impoit of electrodes or carbon rods for
dry cells and batteries.
Insulators of any material
85 25
(1) A.U. for Import of special electrical porcelain insula- tors for switch gears and control gears including circuit breakers, transformers in consultation with DGTD.
(2) A.U for Metallised porcelain insulators for
capacitors.
(3) A.U. for import of class E and others higher tempera-
ture resisting material
(4) A U. for special grades of silicon insulating varnishes for the manufacture of class 'H' insulating material,
(5) A U. for Import >• cable impregnating compound
for manufacture oi cables and wires.
Rail locomotives and tenders. Railway and tramway coaches, vans, wagons, and
86.01/03 86 04/07
trucks and other rolling stock.
Containers specially designed and equipped for
86.08
carnage by one or more modes of transport.
Parts of railway and tramway locomotives and rol-
86 09
ling-stock.
86.10
Applications lor import of these items from Railways will be considered on the recommendation of Railway Board
Railway and tramway track fixtures and fittings; mechanical equipment, not electrically powered for signalling to or controlling road, rail or other vehicles, ships or aircraft; parts of the foregoing fixtures, fittings or equipment
87.01 Tractors (other than those falliDK within Heading No 87 07) whether or not fitted with power take offs, winches or pulleys.
(1) A.U applications for import of wheeled and crawler tractors above 50 DBHP will be considered by CCI&E, New Delhi in consultation with D.G T D. Import of wheeled and crawler tractors upto and including 50 DBHP will, however, be allowed in consultation with DGTD through Projects and Equipment Corporation of India Ltd , New Delhi
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Mobile cranes (Truck mounted and self-propelled 87,03
type).
87.04/06 Chasii fitted with engines, bodies (including cabs) and parts and accessories, of motor vehicles falling within Heading Nos. 87.01, 87.02 or 87 03.
Parts and accessories of articles falling within Head- 87.12
ing No. 87 05 87 lOor 87.11.
88.01/03 Aircraft and parts thereof
3
A.U applications will be considered by CCI&E, New Delhi for import from available.sources in consultation with the DGTD.
(1) Import of parts of agricultural tractors will be allow- ed to tho individual tractor owners up to the value of Rs 1,250 per tractor in a year, without an import licence in terms of the provision made in Clause 11(2) of the Imports (Control) Order, 1955 as amend- ed.
(2) Requests from individual tractor owners for special requirement of tractor parts in excess of Rs. 1,250 will be considered if they are not in a position to procure their requirements from the established importers. Applications should be made to the CC.I & E , New Delhi duly recommended by the Tehsildar/State Director of Agriculture concerned.
(3) Facilities will be available for obtaining tractor parts of Rupee payment Area origin from the Cus- toms Bonded warehouses in the following cases :—
(/) Upto Rs. 4,000 in a year to any individual having tractor of his own
(//) Upto Rs. 50,000 In a year to Central/State Govt./Central and State Govt Undertakings and to the State Agro Industries Corporations.
(4) Licences will not be valid for import of spare parts of agricultural tractors and for tractor drawn agricultural implements mentioned in Appendix 4-D/Part-II.
(5) Import of any types of agricultural steel discs will not be permitted.
(6) Import of banned types of ball, roller, tapered roller and needle roller bearings, bushes, cages and need- le roller assemblies mentioned in Appendix 14 and rollers/needle roller mentioned In remarks column against Heading 84 62 will not be allowed as spares or as CKD parls.
A.U. for Import of mechanical tubing welded inclu- ding mild steel tubes for cycle frames in lengths out to size. Import of following sizes of mild steel tubes will not be permitted:—
6 nun to 508 mm nominal bore.
(1) Licences will be granted to actual users, approved stockists and distributors in consultation with the Director General of Civil Aviation. New Delhi. Applications should be made to C C.I. & E., Now Delhi by 31-12-1977.
(2) Import of the following Items will not be allowed:—
(0 Varnish shellac to approved specification No. BSSX 18.
(") High dying Oxygen to approved aircraft speci- fication.
(///) Thinner to approved aircraft specification and Cellulose Nitrate Dope to specification A.N.T. T.D. 514-3 and clear dope to specification No. D.T.D. 751-3.
(tv) Aircraft solders grades A&B to B.S specifica- tion No. 219/49.
(v) Dakota aircraft 12 Volt 85 amphour battery type No 6A 13 RT.
(v0 HT-2 aircraft 24 Volts 20 AH Batteries Pt. No. 12 TA-9B (vtl) Aviation Methanol.
(v/W) Rust and Grease Remover, conforming to speci- fication MIL-M-10578B.
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(Ix) Transparent Cellulose self adhesive tape confor- 88 01/03-
ming to specification CS-2500C.
(v) Transpaiont P.V.C. Self Adhesive Tape Water proof conforming to specification DEF-1313. (A/) Industrial Cloth Tape Water-proof (white) con-
forming to specification DEF-1314.
(*//) Tape mdentifying conforming to specification
DEF-1314.
(xiti) Isopropyl alcohol to specification BS-I595.
(A7V) Aerolite 306 Glue and Hardener (xv) Water rlnsable Paint Remover conforming to
specification No 756-B.
(xvi) Alkaline Rust-Removing compound confoiming
to specification No. 900.
(xvu) Emulsifler and Detergent conforming to specifi-
cation No. 445-A.
[.win) Heavy Duty Carbon & Paint Remover conform-
ing to Specification No. 5542
(xlx) Red Dye Penetrant, Pcnetrant Removor and Deve-
loper conforming to specification No. 929.
(.\ \) Clearning compound for aircraft exterior surfaces
conforming to Specification No, 5507.
(x,\l) Heavy Duty Carbon & Paint remover conforming
to specification No. 5538.
(x\li) Aluminium Alloy Sheets to approved aircraft spe-
cifications'L4, 'L16, "L17L59, L60andL61. t \xtll) Aircraft Plywood to BS and 1SI specifications
(xxlv) Brass Rods to specification DTD 627. (xxv) Glider Launching cables. (xxvl) Roller chains to B.S. specification No. 228.
89.01/03 Ships, boats, vessels specially designed for towing (lugs) or pushing other vossels, and other vessels not elsewhere specified; light-vessels, fire floats, dredgers, floating cranes and other special purpose vessels ; lloating docks i
(1) A.U. applications for import of cargo vessels, which cross Indian Customs Border will be considered by C C I & H., New Delhi for import from available souices on the recommendation of Ministry of Shipping & Transport in consultation with the Department of Defence Production and D.G.T.D.
(2) ALT applications for import of fishing vessels will
be considered by CCI & E, New Delhi, from available sources on the recommendations of the Deptt. of Agriculture.
Photographic cameras; photographic flash-light
90 07
apparatus
(1) Applications from bona fide photographic studios and self-employed professional photographers will be considered by the regional licensing authorities concerned for import of permissible types of photographic ca- meras. Applications should be made through the Director of Industries concerned, in the prescribed form and manner so as to reach the sponsoring authority by 31-12-1977.
(2) Import of Box Cameras will not be permitted.
90.08
(1) Detailed policy is given in Appendix 31.
Cinematographic cameras, projectors, sound recor- ders and sound reproducers; any combination of these articles
90.10
(2) Impoit of photographic instruments covered by this S. No. will be allowod in favour of actual users subject to the clearance of the DGTD
Apparatus and equipment of a kind used in photo- graphic or cinematographic laboratories, not fal- ling within any other Heading in this Chapter , photo-copying apparatus (whether incorporating an optical system or of the contact type) and ther- ino-copying apparatus ; screens for projectors.
(1) A U. for import of metallurgical microscopes.
90.11/12
(2) Import of microscope slides and cover glasses will
not be allowed.
Microscopes and diffraction apparatus, electron and proton; compound optical microscopes, whether or not provided with means for photographing or projecting the Image
SEC. 1J rJHE GAZETTL Oh INDIA r.XTRAORDJNAR\ APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/101SECTION II—co&d.
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90 14 Surveying (including photogrammetrlcal surveying), hydrographic, navigational, meteorological, hy- drological and geophysical instruments; com- passes; range-finders
90 16 Drawing, marking-out and mathematical calculating instruments, drafting machines, pantographs, slide rules, disc calculators and the like, measur- ing or checking instruments, appliances and ma- chines, not falling within any other Heading of this Chapter (for example, micrometers, callipers, gauges, measuring rods, balancing machines); profile projectors.
90 17/
r)8 Medical, dental, surgical and veterinary instruments and appliances (including electromedical apparatus and ophthalmic instruments); mechano-therapy appliances; massage apparatus: psychological aptitude-testing apparatus, artificial respiration, ozone therapy, oxygen therapy, aerosol therapy or similar apparatus; breathing appliances (in- cluding gas masks and similar respirators).
90 19 Orthopaedic appliances, surgical belts, trusses and the like; splints and other fracture appliances, artificial hmbs, eyes, teeth, and other artificial parts of the body, hearing aids (deaf-aids) and other appliances which are worn or carried, or implanted in the body, to compensate for a defect or disability.
90 20 Apparatus based on the use of X-rays or of the ra- diations from radio-active substances (including radiography and radiotherapy apparatus); X-ray generators ; X-ray tubes ; X-ray screens ; X-ray high tension generators , X-ray control panels and desks ; X-ray examination or treatment tables, chairs and the like.
3
A U for import of Beam Compasses.
(1) AU applications from textile mills/textile machi- nery manufacturing industry for permissible types of gauges will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay. Requests for import of card gauge against A.U. licence will be considered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay on production of non-availability letters from indigenous manufac- turers.
(2) A.U. for measuring and checking instruments to engineering and textile Industries. Applications from textile industry will be considered by JCCI & E, Bombay.
(3) A.U for import of Carbide tip slip gauges
(4) Import of Hems covered by this Heading and men- tioned in Appendix 15 of this book will be govern- ed by the policy stated therein.
(5) A.U, for import of Spring type dial dynamometers of 5000 Kg and above capacity.
(1) A.U. applications from Hospitals, Educational and Technical Institutions, etc. for import of surgical and scientific instruments will be considered by CC I & E, New Delhi on merits. Applications should be submitted by 31-12-1977. Licences issued will not be valid for import of the items mention- ed in Appendix 6,
(2) A.U. applications from hospitals for import of dental instruments, equipment and appliances and parts thereof not otherwise specified will bo considered by CCI&E, New Delbi on merits Applications should bo submitted by 31-12-1977.
(3) A.U. for import of ortho-dontic apparatus of non-
metal.
(1) A.U. for import of dies for tooth mould electro-
formed for manufacture of artificial teeth.
(2) A U. for import of rings of alloy, gold plated pins and solders for the manufacture of porcelain teeth (3) Detailed policy for import of components of Hear-
ing Aids is given in Appendix 38.
(1) A U. for import of (i) diagnostic equipment over and above 500 MA capacity and (//) X-ray therapy, gamma ray therapy equipment in consultation with DGTD.
(2) Import of the following items will not be allowed:
(0 Round Winding Wires, super enamelled—all gauges up to 45 gauge including double cotton insulated or cotton paper insulated.
(//) Bakelite tubes, insulation tapes, triacetate foil.
(fll) Stator Cables
(iv) Protection plates used in conjunction with scieen frames and spot film devices.
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(" Selenium plates and silicon rectified plates ntd,
90 20—co
(w) P.V.C. Sleevings.
(vii) Assorted items tike Pin screws, nuts, washers,
lock rings, worm screws etc.
(ytil) Aluminium filters.
(be) Mechanical Hand timers.
(x) Anode Control Devices,
(jrf) Wire Rope Assemblies.
(xii) All kinds of rubber parts.
(xiii) Electrode arms with extension pieces.
(x/v) Rotary switches up to 8 positions and Toggle
switches of all types.
(xv) High frequency fuses and special miniature
fuses.
(xvi) Focusscd lamps.
(xvtt) Rectifiers used In diathermy circuits.
(xvltt) Protective Aprons.
(xix) Fluorescent Screens.
(xx) Intensifying Screens.
(xxi) Cassets.
(xxil) X-ray tubes and accessories of the following
types:—
X-ray tubes for a capacity up to an inclusive
of 500 M.A.
CBX 1/4 (cable) CBX 1/8 (cable) CBX 1/6 (cable)
(xxltl) Electro-cardiograph paper rolls,
(xxtv) Heated Stylus paper,
(xxv) Head Sensitive paper,
(xxvi) Thermo-graphic paper.
(xxvll) Thermo-coated paper.
(xxviti) Thermo-Sensitlve paper.
(xxlx) Coated paper for Cardiogram.
(xxx) Coated paper for medical diagnosis.
(xxxi) Coated paper for instrumentation
(xxxit) Plastic coated paper.
(xxxUI) Speciality paper for cardiogram or chart.
(xxxlv) Adaptation goggles,
Please see Appendix 11 for metal testing machines and 90.22
appliances.
Machin s and appliances for testing mechanically the hardness, strength, compressibility, elasticity and the*1ike properties of Industrial materials (for example, metals, wood textiles, paper or plastics).
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90.23
(0 A.U. (li) A U. for import of curometers for tobacco
industry.*
(Hi) AU forjlimport of oil meters for tea industry.
Hydrometers and similar instruments, thermometers, pyrometers, barometers, hygrometers, psychro- motors, recording or not; liny combination of these instruments
(iv) A U. for import of diffraction grating 90 24
(c) A.U. applications from textile and textile accesso- ries industries will be considered by JCCI&E, Bombay in consultation with the Textile Com- missioner, Bombay subject to Appendix 34.
Instruments and apparatus for measuring, checking or automatically controlling the flow, depth, pressure or other variables of liquids or gases or for auto- matically controlling temperature (for example, pressure gauges, thermostats, level gauges, flow meters, heat meters, automatic overdraught reguia- ors), not being articles falling within Heading No. 90.14
90 25
(vl) A.U licences will not bo valid for import of items mentioned in Appendix 6, However, A.U. applications for import of micro-film reader will be considered in consultation with DOTD.
Instruments and apparatus for physical or chemical analysis (such as polanmeters, refractometers, ipectometers, gas analysis apparatus); instruments and apparatus for measuring or checking viscosity, porosity expansion, surface tension or the like (such as viscometers, porosimeters, expansion meter;,) instruments and apparatus for measuring or checking quantities of heat; light or sound (such as photometers, including exposure meters, and calorimeters), microtomes
90.27
Please see remarks against Heading No. 87-04/06 relating to spare parts of Motor Vehicle (293, 295, 297/1V) and tractors [74 (ni)/V] of old ITC Schedule which would cover the policy for taximeters, mileometers.
Revolution counters, production counters, taxi- meters, mileometcrs, pedometers and the like, speed indicators (including magnetic speed indica- tors) and tachometers (other than articles falling within Heading No. 90.14 stroboscopes.
90,28 Electrical measuring, checking, analysing or auto- matically controlling instruments and apparatus.
(1) A.U. applications for yarn and cloth testing machines including other types of textile testing machines from textile industry will be considered by JCCI&E, Bombay subject to Appendix 34.
(2) A.U. for import of the following items:—
(a) (/) Heating and cooling combination thermostat.
(H) Wall type thermostat. (Hi) Defrost thermostat. (iv) Proportionate type thermostat (v) Eleotronio thermostat, (v/) Pneumatic type thermostat. (vtl) Heating thermostat above 150°Cand below I°C.
(b) (0 Specialised electrical instruments and appa- ratus other than those falling under heading 85.19 and other headings of Revised I.T.C. Schedule.
(//) Glass electrodes for manufacture of neon
signs.
(3) Applications for import of ultrasonic devices in- cluding ultrasonic flaw detector will be considered in consultation with the D.O.T.D.
(4) (1) import of (a) Strain indicators, (b) Fish finders
and (Cy T.V. Pattern generators will not be allowed,
(ii) Licences, will not be valid for import of fluorescent lamps, starters, glow switches, electric desk table lamps and electric lighting fittings of all sorts, electric coin- operated ticket is.- -Ing and personal platform weighing machine, crystal bunks, timken illuminated outdoor sign flashes and time-switches, coffee roasters, cook- ing ranges, Furnaces and Ovens, Geysers, Grinders, Heaters and Stoves, Iron Kvttles, Toasters, Water Heaters & Boilers, Electrical Appliances, Electric bulbs falling under heading 85 20, Mixics, Food warmers, Immersion heaters. Electric razors and Electric pres- sure cookers and Mixer or agitator or Stirers of all types.
(Hi) Licences will not also be valid for import of items
mentioned in Appendix 5 to this Book.
91 01/1
(I) Imports of parts of watches will be allowed under the free licensing scheme. Please see Appendix 2 of this Book
1 Clocks and watches of all types; time of day record- ing apparatus; apparatus with clock or watch movements or with synchronous motor for mea- suring, recording or otherwise indicating intervals of time ; time switches with clock or watch move- ment or with synchronous motor ; parts of all the above ai tides
(2) The policy for import of components and other raw materials required in the manufacture of clocks, time-pieces and wrist watches is given In Appendix 45.
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92.01/13 Musical instruments including electronic and similar musical instruments , sound recorders and repro- ducers; decoy calls and sound-signalling instru- ments , television image and sound recorders and reproducers, magnetic; parts and accessories of the above articles.
97.01/08 Wheeled toys designed to be ridden by children; dolls and other toys; articles for parlour games or fairground amusements; ontertainment arti- cles ; Christmas tree decorations and the like , equipment for gymnastics, sports and out-door games ; bunting and fishing requisites ; travelling circuses, travelling menageries and travelling theatres,
98 03/09 Pons and pencils, all sorts, and parts thereof ; cra- yons, chalks and similar writing or drawing mate- rials , slates and boards ; date, scaling or number- ing stamps, and the like (inoluding devices for printing or embossing labels); oomposing sticks and printing sets incorporating such composing sticks, all hand-oporated; typewriter and similar ribbons and ink pads; sealing wax ; copying pastes with a basis of gelatine.
99 04/05 postage, revenue and similar stamps (including) starap-postmarks and franked envelopes, letter cards and the like, used or if unused not of cur- rent or new ISSUE in India ; c Elections and collec- tors' pieces of zoological, botanical, mineralogical, anatomical, historical, archaeological, opaleonto- logical, ethnographic or numismatic interest
3
(1) A.U. applications from film studios for import cf magnetic perforated films will be considered by the J.C C I & E , Bombay, Madras and Calcutta en the recommendation of the Regional Consultative Com- mittees on raw film
(2) Detailed polity for import of components and other raw materials required in the manufacture of Tape and wire Recorders etc is given in Appendix 38.
(3) A.U applications for import of professional Quality tapes sued as computer tapes, video tape and instrumentation tapes, will be considered in con- sultation with D.GT.D
(1) A.U. applications for Golf balls from recognised clubs will be considered by C C.I&E, New Delhi.
(2) A.U. for Cooperative Societies for import of fishing lines made of plastics
A.U. for import of alloy pen points
Applications from individual collectors of stamps (as distinct from dealers) who pursue this hobby on an exchange basis, will be considered by J. C C.I & E at Bombay, Calcutta, Madras and CX.A , New Delhi, Licences, where issued, will be without ex- change control copy
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LIST OF ITEMS, IMPORT OF WHICH IS CANALISED THROUGH THE STATE TRADING AGENCIES
Thli Soctlon contains the following Groups :—
GROUP A • Contain1* items, release of which will be made by the canalising agencies without the requirement of a release order, under the policy of direct allotment,
GROUP B • Contains items, release of which will be made by the canalising agencies on the basis of release orders to bo issued by the licensing authorities.
GROUP C . Contains items, release of which will be made by the canalising agencies on the basis of recommendations of the sponsoring authorities
GROUP D ' Contains items, release of which will be made by the canalising agencies without any release orders, but which are not covered by the policy of direct allotment
GROUP A
Items, release of which will be made by the canalising agencies without the requirement of a release order, under the policy of direct allotment.
Remarks
Description
SI. No,
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Flourspar (Acid grade).
17.
High grade molybdenum ore/Molyhdlc oxide/molybdenum oxide
18
Lead.
19.
Mercury.
20.
Nickel virgin/Nickel scrap
21.
Platinum.
22
Palladium
23.
Stainless steel sheets/strips of 0 8 mm and thinner gauges
24.
For all end-products requiring these gauges. No letter of authority facility will be allowed under any circumstances.
Tin Block
25.
Zinc or Spelter unwrought.
26.
STATE CHEMICALS & PHARMACEUTICALS CORPORATION C >F INDIA LTD (CPQ
Aluminium Flouride,
27.
ABS moulding powder (Acrylonitnle Butadiene Styrene).
28.
Ammonium Nitrate (Tech. grade).
29.
Alkyl Benzone/Dodecyl Benzene.
30
Beta Napthol.
31.
32. Cresyhc acid/cresylic acid BP/Cresols ortho/Para/Nitro/Meta (both medical and tech grades).
Cryolite.
33.
Carbaryl
34.
Calcium Borate,
35.
, CirncAcid.
36.
37. 3.3 Dichloro Benzidine/3:3 Dichloro bcnzidine sulphate/3:3 Dichloro benzidme Di-hydrochlonde.
. Ethyl alcohol.
38
. Folic acid.
39
40 , Glvcerine,
41 . Iso-phathahc acid
42 . Iso-amyl alcohol,
43 . Iodine.
44 , L-Base (Aminodiol).
45 \ Meta. Aminophcnol.
4
i. Methyl Methacrylate Monomer.
47 '. Mcta-Xylene.
4f t. Melamine pure.
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49 Nylon Moulding Powder.
50 Pura-xylcne.
51. Phenol/Carbolic Acid excluding substituted phenols
52 Picoline-Beta.
53. Polyethylene Moulding Powder (High and Low Density).
54 Polypropylene
55 Polyvinyl chloride resin.
56. Propylene Glycol.
57. Riboflavino (Vit B2) and RiboFlavine-5 Phosphate sodium.
58, . Sodium cyanide
59 . Sodium Boratc
60 , Sodium tn-poly-phosphate.
61. . Soda Ash.
62 Thiamine mono-nitrate and Hydrochloride (Vit Bl)
63 . Tartaric Acid of (both Medical and Technical grade).
64 . Titanium dioxide (Rutile grade).
65 . Urea (chemical grade).
66 . Vinyl Acetate Monomer.
67 . Vinyl Acetate
68 . X-Ray Films (Industrial).
STATE TRADING CORPORATION OF INDTA LIMITED (STC)
Brewery Hops.
69
. Caprolactum.
70
. D M.T.
71
. Graphite Electrodes/Nippies/Stopper heads/Nozzles.
72,
. Gum Arabic.
73
Mono-Ethylene Glycol.
74
Nylon Filament Yarn (Base Flat),
75
Newsprint.
Please sec remarks against this item (Heading 48. O1/21) 76
in Section-N of this Book.
For studios, laboratories and associations, . Photo chemicals and colour papers.
77,
-do-
. Photographic colour films.
78
79, . Synthetic Rubber.
SAIL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED (SIL)
bon & Steel items.
Wire Rods & Wires
. Wire rods for valve spring wires
80,
Wire rods for Engine valves to specification other than the following:
81
40 Cr 1 EN 18
40 Ni 2 Crl Mo 28 EN 24
45 Cr 9 Si 14 EN 52
. High carbon wire rods
82
(a) For manufacturers of locked coil wire ropes only.
(b) For manufacturers of winding wire ropes only
(with 0.75 % carbon and above).
Lead/Sulphur bearing free-cutting quality wire rods, below 8mm.
83
Tollurium bearing free-cutting quality wire rods.
84.
85, Aluminium killed cold heading quality carbon steel wire rods, for fasteners, link chains and bicycle balls containing carbon below 0 6 %
Stainless steel/heat resisting steel as under.
86
(a) rolled rounds above 240mm dm.
(b) rolled blooms above 330 mm
(c) forged rounds/blooms above 520mm
(d) rolled flats above 250mm width.
324/108 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, J899 [PARI ISECTION m—comd.
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1
2
17. Automobile Rim Bar, flange Bar and Lock Ring Sections other than the following: (a) Rim Bars: MD 64 & RSO 1296 (Wheels India Drawing). 91SK 144, 1039
(Shankey Whoels Drawing).
(6) Flange Bars: 846 and 246 (Wheels India Drawing) 792 (Shankey Wheels
Drawing),
(c) Lock Rings : RSO 1017 & RSO 826 (Wheels India Drawing) 781 (Shankey
Wheels Drawing).
SS.
"9
Stainless/heat resisting steel wire rods below 10mm dia for wire drawing units, fastener units and bright bar units (the units should bo specifically licensed under Industrial (Development and Regulation) Act, 1956 for manufacture of the above specific end products in stainless/heat resisting steel) . Hot rolled high carbon/alloy steel strips for safety razor blades in width 6mm to 450mm and thickness 1.5mm to 2 5 mm (excluding stainless steel strips).
. Hot rolled alloy steel strips excluding stainless steel and high speed steel and
90,
other than those specified in SI. No 88 above.
, Ship building quality (all specifications) semis, structural and sections.
• 1.
, Ship building quality pljtes/sheets in all specifications except Lloyds Grade
92, A
. Dynamo Grade Cold rolled non-grain oriented (CRNGO) electrical steel
93. sheets and strips.
. Transformer Grade cold rolled electrical steel sheets/strips (CRGO &
94.
CRNGO).
, Cold rolled Tin Mill Black plates in coils 0 22 mm and thinner for manu-
95, facture of Tin-plates only.
. Cold rolled High Carbon non-hardened and non-tempered strips in coils-
96 thickness 3mm and above.
. Alloy constructional steel/carbon steel including steel for forging but ex-
97
cluding steel for structural applications : (a) Cold Heading Quality rounds below 40 mm dia. (b) Hexagonal/Octagonal sections above 56 mm (across flats) (c) Rolled rounds above 240 mm dia (d) Forged rounds/blooms above 520 mm (e) Rolled blooms above 330 mm
GROUP—B
Items, release of which will be made by the canalising agencies on tbe basis of release orders to be Issued by the licensing authorities
FILM FINANCE CORPORATION
1. Cinematograph film, not exposed (colour, other than ORWO colour)
SAIL INTERNATIONAL LTD.
Ferro Alloys
2. Ferro Columbium/Niobium
3. Ferro Manganese (containing less than 0.05% carbon).
4. Ferro Phosphorous
5. Ferro Molybdenum.
Sheets and Strips
6 Cold Rolled High Carbon/alloy steel strips (excluding stainless steel strips) for safety razor blade manufacturers only (Thickness 0 10 mm to 0 13 mm width 22.38 mm to 22 40 mm).
7. Cold Rolled High Carbon steel strips in thickness 3 mm and below In unhar-
dened and untempered condition
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/109SECTION III—contd.
GROUP C
List of items, release of which will be made by the canalising agencies on the basis of recommendation of the sponsoring authorities.
Description of items
Remarks
SI. No
1
2
3
COTTON CORPORATION OF INDIA LTD.
Raw cotton.
1.
STATE CHEMICALS AND PHARMACEUTICALS CORPORATI ON OF INDIA LIMITED (CPC)
Amido pyrine
•2.
Analgm.
•3.
Amplicil 11n trihydratc/Anhydrous/sodium.
4
5.
;ol
Chloramphenicol powder, chlorampbenicol palmitate, chloramphenu stearate and chloramphenicol sodium succmate.
Caffeine and its salts.
6.
Chloroquinc and its salts.
7.
Calcium Sodium Pentothonatos.
8.
Doxycycline
9
ind
10. Erythromycine (Base), Erythromycine estolale, Erythromycine stearate £ Erythromyclne ethyl succinatc.
Frusemlde (Furosemide).
11.
Furazohdene.
12.
Gentamycinc.
13.
Gnseofulevin.
14.
Indomethacin.
15
Methyl Dopa
16.
Metronidazole.
•17.
Malathion. . ..
18.
To be released in favour of formulators who hav" secured DGS&D contracts for supply of the material for National Malaria Eradication Programme on th" recommendation of Ministry of Chemicals & Fertilisers Nitrofurazone.
19.
Nitrofuratoin.
•20.
Oxytetracychne, its salts and derivatives.
21.
Oxyphenylbutazone.
22.
Prednisolone.
23.
Panthenols.
24.
Pyridoxine hydrochlonde.
25.
Phthayl sulpha thlazole.
•26.
Prenylamidc lactate.
27.
Piperazine and its salts.
•28.
Phenobarbitone and its salts
•29.
Sulphadimidine (Sulphamethiazine).
•30.
Streptomycine sulphate.
•31.
Sulphaguamdine.
•32.
33 Sulpha thiazolc
324/110 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART ISECTION III—corttd. GROUP O-concld.
3
1
2
Suiphadiazine
34.
Sulphamethoxazole,
35
Sulphamethoxypyridazine
36.
Tctiucychne, its salts and derivatives..
•37.
Trimelhoprim.
38.
Vitamin 'A' and its esters.
39
X—Ray Films (Medical)
40.
FILM FINANCE CORPORATION, BOMBAY
Cinematograph films, exposed (feature films).
41.
INDIAN OIL CORPORATION
Mineral Oils.
42.
Micro-crystdlline wax.
43.
Insulating oil.
44.
Mineral Colza oil.
45.
Light Process oil for light coloured rubber goods.
46.
Paraffin, naphthanic or aromatic rubber plusticiscrs.
47.
Kerosene oil
48.
Base lubricating oil
49.
STATE TRADING CORPORATION OF INDIA LTD. (STC)
Mutton tallow.
50.
Nylon yarn and thread other than Base Flat nylon filament yarn and industrial nylon yarn.
51.
Polyester filament yarn.
52,
53. All Synthetic non-cellulose fibres excluding polyester fibre/tow, polynosic fibre, Acrylic fibre and Acrylic tow.
. Woollen rags.
54.
MD1A LTD.
MINERALS AND METALS TRADING CORPORATION OF II
55.
ter their twelve months' requirementi Controller, Calcutta. Supplies will tx e value/quantity recommended by thi Stainless steel plates, and sheets/strips thicker than 0 8 mm Actual users should lcgis with the Iron & Steel ( made by MMTC for th T & SC, Calcutta.
* In respect of these items, supply will be made through the Indian Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
SEC II THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXfRAORDJNARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 324/111SECTION m—contd.
GROUP D
List of items, release of which will be made by the canalising agencies without any release orders, but which are not coTered by the policy
of direct allotment.
Remarks
Description of the items
SI. No.
3
1
2
CASHEW CORPORATION OF INDIA LTD
1. Cashcwnuts
MINERALS & METALS TRADING CORPORATION OF INDIA LTD,
Non-processed clcmental/non-reflned recovered sulphur
2.
3. Fertilizers, the following •
(i) Nittogenous
(a) Ammonium Sulphate (6) Urea, (c) Ammonium Sulphate Nitrate (d) Calcium Ammonium Nitrate. (e) Nitrate of Ammonia(Ammoniutn Nitrate) (/) Nitrate of Soda. (g) Nitrate of Lime. (/;) Calcium Cynamide.
(i/) Phosphatic
(a) Rock Phosphate. (b) Triple Superphosphate, (c) Mineral Phosphate. {d) Mineral Super-phosphate. (e) Basic slag.
(/") Potatiic
(a) Sulphate of Potash. (b) Muriate of Potash(potassiura chloride other than industiial grade).
(iv) Complex
(a) Di-Ammonium Phosphate. (Z>) Ammonium Phosphate of various grades, (c) Ammonium Nitrophosphate of various, grades. (d) Mono Ammonium Phosphate (e) NPK.—Complex fertilisers of various grades.
324/112 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART [SECTION IV
Import Policy for Items licensable to Established Importers
NOTE .—
The licensing authority will bo the legioridl licensing authority concerned unless otherwise specified.
RITC No.
Description
I mport Policy
Remarks
4
08.01/13 Fruits, melon poel, citrus fruit peel and nuts (shelled or not) fresh or dried, preserved by freezing (whether or not cooked, but not con- taining added sugar), provisionally preserved (for example, by sulphur dioxide gas, in brine, in sulphur water or in other preservative solu- tions), but unsuitable in that state for imme- diate consumption.
•
(1) Fruits fresh al! suits . . . . ") (2) Fruits dried, all sorts . . . . } J (3) Dates
(1) Import of dates and dry fruits will be allowed under the fiee licensing scheme. Please see Appendix 2 of this Book.
(2) Import of fresh and dry fruits will also be allowed
according to special procedure to be notified later.
22.03/07 Beer made from malt; wine of fresh grapes, including grape must, in fermentation or with fermentation arrested; vermouths and other wines of fresh grapes, flavoured with aroma- tic extracts; other fermented bevorages (for example, elder, perry and mead).
(1) Ale, beer, portor, cider and other fermen-
ted liquors
3%
(0 Quota licences issued for this Heading will be valid for import of only Wines, Brandy and Whisky and Bitters*
(11) Quota licences will be granted only to those es- tablished importers who are in possession of valid excise licences.
(Ill) Quota licences may also be granted to established importers who are not m possession of valid Excise licences, subject to following conditions :— (a) Tho goods on arrival will be bonded into Cus-
toms Warehouse, and
(b) The bonded goods wiJl be allowed clearance from tho Customs Warehouse by a person/ persons who is/are in possession of a valid Excise licence.
(Iv) Quota licences issued for this Headidg will be subject to the condition that established importers in mak- ing supplies will give preference to direct indents placed on them by foreigners and hotels catering to tourist traffic borne on the list of the Ministry of Tourism & Civil Aviation (Department of Tourism).
(v) Quota licences will not be valid for import of over- proof strength liquors in bottles, casks and drums etc.
(2) Wines
3%
(1) Quota licences issued for this Heading will also be
valid for import of bitters
(3) Brandy, Gin and Whisky
3%
(!) Quota licences issued for this Heading will also be yahd for import of bitters. However, quota licences issued for this Heading will not be valid for import of gin.
( 2) 07a) "bo"1'3 M at ( / /) t o ( v) a g a i n st H e a d i n"22 °3/
Six. 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1S99 324/113SECTION \\—contd.
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22 09 Spirits (other than those of Heading No 22 08), liquors and other spirituous beverages; com- pound alcoholic prcpaiations (known as "concentrated extiacts") for the manufacture of beverages.
Spirits excluding essences containing spirit used for the manufacture of beverages. 3%
U) Quota licences will be valid for import of liquors
only.
O'O Same lomarks as at (//), (/ft) and ('*•) against Heding
22 03/07(1).
(/
requisites containing spirit.
(iv) Quota licences will not be valid foi import of over- proof strength liquors in bottles, casks and drums etc.
Petroleum oils and oils obtained fiom bitumi-
27 09
nous minerals, eiudc
27,10
(i) Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18.
(U) The licensing authority for these items will be C.C.I.
& E, New Delhi.
Polrolouin oils and oils obtained from bitumi- nous minerals, other than crude, preparations not olsewhere specified or Included, containing not less than 70 per cent, by weight of petro- • leum oils or of oils obtained from bituminous minerals, those oils being tho basic constituents of the preparations.
27 12 13 Petroleum jelly; paraffine wax, microcrystalline wax, slack wax, ozokerite, lignite wax, peat wax, and other mineral waxes, whether or not
coloured.
58 Chemical elements, inorganic chemical com- "
28.01
pounds and other products as specified in Notes 1 and 2 to this Chapter in Schedule 1 of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975.
29.01 145 Organic compounds including antibiotics, CQ- zyraos, hormones, sulphadrugs, Vitamins and other products specified in Notes 1 and 2 to this Chapter in Schedule 1 of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975.
30 01 Organo-therapeutic glands or other organs, dried whether or not powdered; organo-thera- peutic extracts of glands or other organs or of their secretions, other animal substances pre- pared for therapeutic or prophylactic uses, not elsewhere specified or included.
30,02 Antisoia; microbial vaccines, toxins, microbial cultures (including forments but excluding yeasts) and similar products,
30 03 Medicaments (including veterinary modicamonts) _
0) Chemicals (2) Drugs & Medicines . . ..
Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28. Detailed policy is given in Appendix 19.
32.04 /12 Colouring matter; synthetic orgiuuc dycslulh (including pigment dyestuffs), Pioductsof a kind used as Tuminophores: optical bleaching agents substantive to tho fibre; prcparod pig- ments; colour lakes; paints, varnishes and enamels; prepared driers, putty, fillers and stoppings; glass frit and other glass in the form of powder, granules^ flakes, stamping foils.
Waterjand oil colours
(1) Quota licences can be utilised for import of Artists'
materials specified in Appendix 8.
324/114 THE GAZETTE OF TNDTA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART ISECTION IV—contd.
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3
4
—contd.
32 04/12
(2) Preparations of dry colours used by artists will only bo allowed to be imported against the hconcos. Import of ground pigments in oil which can be used as paints on thinning will not be pormittcd.
(3) Import of water colour boxes consisting of water colours in tho form of cakes will be permitted up to 25 % of the face value of tho licence
(4) Licences will not be valid for import of oil colours.
37,01/08 Photogi aphic pktes and film, sensitised, whether
or not exposed oi developed; sensitised paper, paper-board and cloth (including those used in X-ray, eleUrocardiographic, recording and photocopying work) whether oi not exposed but not developed; cinomatograph film; chemical products and flash light matenals of a kind and in a form suitable for uso in photo- gi aphy as specifiod in Note 2 to this Chapter in Schodule 1 of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975.
10%
(1) Photographic negatives and printing paper including dia-positive plates (not exposed) butcxcluding X-Ray films [S. No. 303/IV of old IIC Schedule],
(1) Quota licences will be valid for import of process films in rolls and/or cut sizes; colour roll film; amateur 35 mm black and white film, cut film and cartridge type films.
(2) Quota licencos may be utilised for import of the following items to the extent indicated against each mgardless of then classification (a) Photogidphic flash bulbs upto 40%, (b) Accessories, the following—upto 2t% (1) Daik Room Safe light filter. (2) Dry mounts. (3) Dry mounting tissues.
(4) Tank Developing (either rubber, porcelain, earthenware, plastics or stainless steel). (3) Quota licences will not be valid for import of photographic printing paper (black and white) electrocardiograph paper rolls, sensitized papers based on ferro-purssiate diazoammonia and ammo- nia bromide paper used for taking blue prints for tracing engineering drawings.
(4) Import of dia-positive plates will not be permitted. (5) The established importers will ensure that goods imported against these licences arc sold by them and/or their agents/retailers at prices not exceeding 45 % ovor the prices prevailing prior to the 6th June. 1966.
(1) Quota licences will be valid only for import of : —
(2) Cinematograph films, not exposed
15%
(a) 16 mm colour negative and positive. (6) 8 mm and 16 mm colour reversal film.
(2) Quota licences will be granted subject to the follow-
ing conditions .—
(a) that the sale, transfer, or disposal in what- soever manner of these imported goods shall be made only in accordance with the directions of the regional licensing authorities at Bombay, Calcutta and Madras.
(b) the quanity and value of films to be imported shall bo determined only with the prior approval of the licensing authority.
(c) that the raw film imported will be sold by the established importers and/or their agents retailers at a price to be fixed by the licensing authority.
(3) Applications from established importers for Import of perforated magnetic films against their quota licences for this item will bo considered by the JCC3 & E, at Bombay/Calcutta/Madras.
SEC. 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRTL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 324/115SECTION IV—corad.
4
1
3
2
—contd
37 01/0R-
(3) Cinematograph films, exposed (Educational
films).
(0 Import of cinematograph films, exposed (foature films) will be allowed through the Public Sector Agency. Please see Section III of this Book.
00 Applications for import of educational films will be considered from established importers on the basis of their past imports of educational films and liconces granted on a quota of 200%. The appli- cants are required to produce satisfactory evidence to show that the films are educational in nature and are loquired for exhibition in schools and colleges and other educational institutions. For this purpose, the intending importers should furnish full particulars about the films as follows :
(a) Whether the film desired to be imported has been produced by a non-commeicial organisa- tion such as the various bodies of the United Nations, the Red Cross and so on Proofs in this respect may be furnished.
(b) Whethei the film is boing imported by a firm which is not otherwise engaged normally in the exhibition of cinema films.
(c) Literature relating to the films sought to be imported should be furnished to the Licensing Authority.
id) Whether the film is being imported against any specific orders from an educational insti- tution or any other similar body.
{ill) Applications for import of educational films from sole distributors of well-known foreign producers, who are not eligible to obtain licences as establish- ed importers in terms of remark (W) above should be made to C.C.I. & E., New Delhi, through the Ministry of Information and Brodcastug, New Delhi. Applications should be submitted by 30-9-77 to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Now Delhi along with particulars about the films as indicated in remark (il) above. Applicants should also furnish the following additional parti- culars :—
(a) A list of films sought to be imported.
(5) The names of the producers of the films.
(c) Literature relating to the films sought to be
imported.
(d) Details of the orders received from the educa- tional Institutions and others for supply of the films.
(e) A declaration to the effect that the applicant has not received or applied for any quota licence for this item.
(iv) Licences against this Heading will be issued sub-
ject to the following conditions :—
(a) that cinematograph films exposed owned wholly oi in part, by nationals of Union of South Africa, South West Africa, Rhodesia, and Tibet legion of China or produced in these countries I by or in collaboration with nationals of these for other countries, wholly or in part with locales j in the Union of South Atrica, South West Africa 1 Rhodesia, and Tibot i egion of China will not be
permitted.
(6) that[on arrival of the imported fihns at the air- fpon or sea-port, the importer shall furnish a ({declaration to the customs authorities that the film does not contravene the condition men- tioned at (a) above.
324/116 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART ISECTION IV—contd.
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2
3
4
38 01/19 Chemical products and preparations of the.che- mical or allied industries (including those consisting of mixtures of natural products), not elsewhere specified or included, residual products of the chemical or allied, industries, not elsewhere specified or included.
Carbons
10%
(1) Quota licences will be valid for the import of :— (a) Cinema arc carbons whether finished or semi- finished, other than High Intensity carbons
(b) Rotating carbons of all sizes
(2) Import of High Intensity oi Low Intensity carbons will not be allowed against quota licences for this item.
(3) Please see icmailc (3) against Heading 85,20 and
lemark (v) under E.I policy in Appendix 31.
(4) The licensing authority for this item will be Jt.
C.C.I & E., Bombay.
(5) The sale, transfer or disposal in whatevei manner of the imported cinema carbons should be made only in accordance with the directions of the J.C.C.l. & E., Bombay.
(6) Carbons imported against quota licences will be sold at prices fixed by the J C.C.I. & E, Bombay^
40.05/16 Preparations (including Master batches) of natural or synthetic rubber; manufactures of natural or synthetic rubber, whether or not valcamsod or hardened, not elsewhere speci- fied; waste and scrap of hardened rubber.
(1) Rubber Contraceptives
100%
(1) Quota licences will be valid for import of diaphra-
gms only.
(2) The goods covorcd by the licence will, on import, be subject to quality test by the Government of India.
40%
Quota licence will not be valid for import of rubber blankets of cloth processing machines, namely printing, sanforizing etc.
(2) Rubber blankots (including mackintosh) for printing piess lnluding requirements of cloth processing machines, viz , Printing sanforizing etc.
48.01/21 paper and paperboard, all soils, whethei in rolls, sheets or cut to size or shape (including cellulose wadding, composite paper or paper- board and impregnated, coated, corrugated, embossed, perforated, surface coloured or docoratod, ruled or printed paper or paper- board); filter blocks, slabs and plates of paper pulp; building board of woodpulp or vege- table fibre whether or not bonded with natural oi artificial resins or similar binders, stationery made of paper or paperboard; articles not elsewhore specified, of paper, paperboard, paper pulp or cellulose wadding
Stereo Hongs
50%
Printed books, booklets, brouchures, paniphlola"
49.01
and leaflets.
Newspapers, journals and periodicals, whether
49 02
or not illustrated.
49 03 49 04/06
(1) Detailed policy is given in Appendix 21. (2) Navigational charts of Indian Coast including the Chait Nos which are produced in the country have been indicated in List III of Appendix 21. Foreign equivalents of such navigational chaits will not be allowed to be imported.
Children's picture books and painting books. Music, printed or in manuscript, whether ot not L bound or illustrated, maps and cbaits oF all kinds (including atlases and printed globes), plans and drawings, for industrial, architectu- ral, engineering, commercial or similar pur- poses, whether original or reproductions on sensitised paper Jmaniucnptsjand typescripts.
(3) No requests for establiahraent/refixation of quotas in respect of books, magazines and journals covered by^these Headings will be entertained.
SEC 1J THh GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/117SECTION IV—contd.
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1
82,01/04 Hand tools (for example, spades, hoes, hewing tools, scythes and hay knives) of a kind used in agriculture, horticulture or forestry; saws, (non-mechanical) and blades for hand or machine saws (including toothless saw blades); hand tools, not falling within any other Head- ing of this Chapter, including glaziers' dia- monds, pliers, tinmen's snips, bolt croppers, perforating punches, spanners and wrenches (other than tap wrenches), files and rasps; blow lamps, anvils; vices and clamps, other than accessories for, and parts of, machine tools, portable forges; grinding wheels with frameworks (hand or pedal operated).
(0 Licences granted will bo valid only for the items
12%
Oarage tools
detailed in Appendix 10
(II) Up to 10% of the face value of licences for garage tools may be utilised for import of spare parts of permissible types of garage tools which are not classified elsewhere against any other Heading of the revised l.T.C. Schedule.
Internal Combustion piston engines
84 06
(1) Import of spare parts specified in Appendix 4-A will be allowed up to the extent indicated against them.
10% or 2% on imports of complete engines.
(1) Spare parts of diesel engines other than spares for diesel engines for vehicles such as, motor vehicles, tractors, earthmoving machinery etc. [S No 30(f)/II of old ITC Schedule]
(2) Although quota licences are not valid for the im- port of parts interchangeable with motor vehicle parts falling under Heading 87.04/06 (S.Nos 293, 295 and 297/TV of old ITC Schedule), import of such interchangeable parts will be allowed in the manner indicated below :—
(a) Items included m List I of Appendix 26 will
not be permitted.
(b) Items mentioned in Appendix 4-A will be allowed for import within the face value restrictions as indicated in Appendix 4-A itself.
(c) Items which are not included in Appendix 4-A but are covered by List n of Appendix 26, will be allowed for import within the face value limits prescribed therefor in Appendix 26
(d) Items which are either not included in Appendix 4-A or Lists I & II of Appendix 26 will be allowed for import without any restriction within the value of the licence.
10%
(2) Parts of Petrol, Gas and Kerosene engines. [S. No. 31(b)/II of old ITC Schedule]
(3) For the purpose of grant of quota licences for this item on the basis of imports of complete diesel engines, quota certificates issued for diesel engines of road vehicular type will not be taken into account, (1) Import of spare parts specified in Appendix 4-B will be allowed up to the extent indicated against them.
(2) Import of spark plugs will not be permitted. (3) Although quota licences are not valid for the import of parts interchangeable with motor vehicle parts falling under HoadW 87 04/06 (S.Nos. 293, 295 and 297/TV of old ITC Schedule), import of such inter- changeable parts will be allowed in the manner indicated below : — (a) Items included in List I of Appendix 26 and spark plugs covered by remark (2) above will not be permitted.
(6) Items mentioned in Appendix 4-B will be allowed for import within the face value restric- tions as indicated in Appendix 4-B itself.
(c) Items which are not included in Appendix 4-B but are covered by List II of Appendix 26, will be allowed for import within the face value limits prescribed therefor m Appendix 26
(d) Items which are either not included in Appendix 4-B or lists I & II of Appendix 26, will be allowed for import without any restriction within the value of the licence.
324/118 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 LPART 1SECTION IV—contd.
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Air-conditioning machines, self-contained, comp-
84,12
rising a motor-driven fan and elements for changing the temperature and humidity of air
5%
Import of refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment/ items mentioned in Appendix 35 will not be allowed as spare parts against quota licences issued for this Heading,
Parts of Refrigeration and Air condition- ing machinery other than domestic refri- gerators [S, No 65(5)(n)/V of old 1TC Schedule]
84,20
5%
Weighing machinery (excluding balances of a sensitivity of 5 centigrames or better), inclu- ding weight operated counting and checking machines; weighing machine weights of all kinds. Weighing machines and parts thereof. [S No 92(C)/V of old 1TC Schedule]
(1) Quota licences will be valid for the import of spare parts of weighing machcines including spring opera- ted machines
(2) Quota licences will not be valid for the Import of spare parts of the following categories of machines:—
(0 Beam Scales and Weigh Master Beams. (ii) Non self-indicating Counter Scales. (tit) Steel Yards Bench Platform Scales. (iv) Steel Yard Portable Platform Scales, (v) Transportable Platform Scales.
(W) Steel Yard Cart Weigh Bridges and Dormant Weighted (Steel Yard/Dial indicating types),
84.22 Lifting, handling, loading or unloading machi- nery, telphers and conveyers (for example, lifts, hoists, winches, cranes, transporter cranes, jacks, pulley tackle bolt conveyers and telefenes) not being machinery falling within Heading No. 84 23.
Parts of lifts
. . ..
n- Quota licences will be valid for the import of the follo-
wing parts of haulage machinery only :—
(/) Worm Gear Reduction unit (ii) Driving Shaft
>f (lit) Driving shave drawn for drum drive
60% on in ports of parts or 5% on imports c complete lifts
(Iv) Base plate for the complete driving machine. (v) Extreme Bearing Stand (vi) Electro-magnetic Brake complete. (vii) Diverting Sheave, (viti) Overhead Sheave
(ix) Over speed governors,
84 T\ Excavating, levelling, tamping, bonng and extracting machinery, stationary of moblc, for earth, minerals or ores (for example, mechanical shovels, coal- cutters, excavators, scrapers, levellers and bull- dozers); not self-propelled (including snow-plough attachments)
Spare parts of earth-moving machinery (S. No.
65(5)(HXa)/V old I T.C. Schedule)
(1) Import of items mentioned in Appendix 4-C (Part I) will be allowed within face value limits indicated against them
(2) Licences will not be valid for import of spare parts of earth-moving machinery mentioned in Appendix 4-C (Part ID
(3) Although quota licences are not valid for the import of parts interchangeable with minor motor vehicle parts falling under heading 87 04/06 (S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297/IV of old ITC Schedule), import of such interchangeable parts will be allowed in the manner indicated below :— (a) Items included in Appendix 4-C (Part 11) and List I of Appendix 26 will not be permitted. (h) Items mentioned in Appendix 4-C (Part I) will be allowed for import within the face value restrictions as indicated in Appendix 4-C (Part I) itself.
(c) Items which are not included in Appendix 4-C but are covered by List II of Appendix 26, will be allowed for import within the face value limits prescribed therefor in Appendix 26 (d) Items which are either not included to Appendix 4-C or Lists I & TI of Appendix 26, will be allowed for impotr without any restriction within the value of tho licence.
SEC 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 324/119SECTION Vf—contd,
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84 25
10%
Harvesting and threashing machinery; straw and fodder presses; hay or grass mowers, winnowing and similar cleaning machines for seed, grain or leguminous vegetables and egg- grading and other grading machines for agri- cultural produce (other than those of a kind used m the broad grain milling industry falling within Heading No.84,29) (I) Parts of Power driven agricultural ma- chinery [S No 74(vi)/V of old ITC Schedule]
Quota licences will not be valid for import of items mentioned in List I of Appendix 26, However, items mentioned in List II of Appendix 26 will be allowed for import within the face value limits prescri- bed therein These restrictions will apply only to parts interchangeable with motor vehicle parts falling under Heading 87 04/06,
Other printing machinery, machinery for uies
84.35
ancillary to printing. (1) Component parts of Punting Machinery. 100%
[S No 67(2VV of old ITC Schedule]
(i) Up to 2% of the face value of licences for this item can be utilised for import of Bolts, Screws, Studs, Nuts, Rivets, Cotter/Split pins and washers speci- fically adopted for use on monotype supercasting machines and bearing specific makers' catalogue numbers
(//) Import of bleached Cotton mole skin in rolls in width of 30*. 3H', 32', 36* and 41* is allowed against the quota licences for this Heading.
(HI) Import of Damping roller hoses will not be
permitod.
84.36 Machines for extruding man-made Textiles, machines of a kind used for processing natural or man-made textile fibres, textile spinning and twisting machines; textile doubling, throwing and reeling (including weft-winding) machines.
84.37
84.38
Weaving machines, knitting machines and machines for making gimped yarn, tulle, lace, embroidery, trimmings, braid or net; machines for preparing yarns for use on such machines, including warping and warp sizing machines. Auxiliary machinery for use with machines of Heading No. 84 37 (for example, dobbies, JacquardSj automatic stop motions and shu- ttle changing mechanisms); parts and accesso- ries suitable for use solely or principally with the machines of the present heading or with machines falling within Heading No, 84 36 or 84.37 (for example, spindles and spindle flyers, card clothing, combs, extruding nipples, shuttles, healds and heald-lifters and hosiery needles).
84.39 Machinery for the manufacture or finishing of felt in the piece or in shapes, Including felt-hat making machines and hat-making blocks
84,40 Machinery for washing, cleaning, drying, blea- ching, dyeing, dressing, finishing or coating textile yarns, fabrics or made-up textile arti- cles (including laundry and dry cleaning machinery); fabric folding, reeling or cutting machines; machines of a kind used in the manufacture of linoleum or other floor cover- ing for applying the paste to the base fabric or other support; machines of a type used for printing a repetitive design, repetitive words or overall colour on textiles, leather, wall- paper, wrapping paper, linoleum or other materials, and engraved or etched plates, blocks or rollers therofor.
(1) Component parts of machinery [SI. 36(5)/Il
! 40%
of old ITC Schedule].
(/) Quota licences will be valid only for import of spare parts of machinery other than those men- tioned in Appendix 35.
324/120 JHE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART ISECTION IV—contd
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(//) Quota licences issued for this Heading will be sub- 84.36—40—conn i,
ject to the following conditions ;—
(a) the import of items mentioned in List IJ of ^[Appendix 26 will be peimitted only within the
face value lestnction prescribed therein,
(fi)| the import of items mentioned in List I of
Appendix Zb will not be allowed
(III) Import of the following items will be allowed in
the manner indicated below •—
(a) Bolts and nuts specially adapted for use m this fcltype of machinery (upto 2% of the face value of
quota licenses)
(b) Electric control gear which are specially design- ed for machines like coal cutter (upto 5 % of the face value of quota licences).
(Iv) Quota licences ivill not be valid for import of :—
(1) Tungsten carbide tipped tools as spares for
mining anu other industrial machinery
(2) Diamond drilling bits for mining purposes
including oil field drilling bits of all types.
(v) Tmport of boilor fittings of boilers other than those mentioned in Appendix 35 will be allowed on pro- duction of a certificate as prescribed in the said Appendix,
(vf) The licensing authority for this item will be JCCI
& E, Calcutta.
(2) Component parts of machinery [SI. No 4 (5)/nf of old ITC Schedule]
6% or 2% on imports of complete machines.
(1) Quota licences will be valid only for spare parts of machines permissible in terms of Appendix 34. Import of spare parts specifically banned in the said Appendix will not be allowed. This restriction will not, however, apply to spare parts of foreign made machines provided the particular make and/or model is having no indigenous angle.
(2) Applications from sole selling agents and indenting houses for the import of spare parts of textile ma- chinery will be considered and licences will be granted upto 3% of the import of complete cotton textile machines falllrigunder S. No. 4(2), (3) and (4) of Part III of old ITC Schedule made by them against their own licences under C.G. Scheme or licences issued in favour of actual users. Licences issued under this pro\ ision can be utilised for import of such spare parts (mechanical and electrical) of those foreign made machines of imported origin an.d/or model(s) and make(s) of which the heencees are the sole selling agents provided such parts are not specifically banned elsewhere in tire ITC Policy
(3) The licensing authority for this item will be JCCI
& E, Bomba>
(4) Although quota licences are not valid for the import of parts interchangeable with motor vehiclejparts falling under HeadingNo 87.04/06 (S. Nos. 293. 295 and 297/1V oF old ITC Schedule), import of such interchangeable parts will be allowed provided they do not fall in List I of Appendix 26 and that in the case of parts falling in List II of Appendix 26, their import does not exceed the face value limits pres- cribed therein.
(1) Licences will be valid for import of only spare (3)
parts specified in Appendix 12
Component parts of machinery [SI No 5 [(2) in of old ITC Schedule]
6% or 2% on imports of complete machines.
(2) Applications from sole selling agents and indenting houses for the import of spare parts of textile machinery will be considered and licences will be granted upto 3 % of the imports of complete cotton textile machines falling under S. No, 5(1)111 of old ITC Schedule made by them against their own licences under the C.G' Scheme or licences issued in favour of actual users Licences issued under this provision can be utilised foi import of such spare parts (mechani- cal and electrical) of those foreign made machines of imported orign and/or model(s) and makc(s) of which the Hosncecs are the sole selling agents pro- vided such parts are not specifically banned else- where in the ]TC Policy.
(3) The licensing authority for this item will be JCCI &
E, Bombay.
SEC. 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRTL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7. 1899 324/121SECTION W—contd.
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84 45 Machine-tools for working metal or metal car- bides, not being machines lulling within Heading No 84 49 or 84 50
84 46 Machine-tools for working srone, ceramics, con- crete, asbestos-cement and like mineral mate- rials or for working glass in the cold, other than machines falling within Heading No 84 49.
Detailed licensing policy ii gi\en in Appendix 11 84 47
CO - J ,0
(For pans of
machine tools)
Machine-tools for working wood, cork, bone, ebonite (vulcanite), hard artificial plastic materials or other hard carving materials, other than machines falling within Heading No 84 49.
34 48 Accessories and parts suitable for use solely or principally with the machines falling within Heading Nos 84 45 to 84,47, including work and tool holders, self-opening dieheads, dividing heads and other appliances for machine tools; tool holders for any type of loci or machine tool for working in Ihe hand
Parts and accessories (other than covers, carrying cases and the like) suitable for use solely or principally with machines of a kind falling within Heading Nos 84 51. 84 52,84 53 oi 84 54.
Parts of Typewriters
(1) Import of the following items, will be allowed within the face value limits indicated against each •— (n) Servicing tools except the following types of
tools namely :— (1) Twist drills. Centre dulls,'
10"or2\ on the basis of imports of complete typewriters
Counter sunkdnlls.
(2) Reamers. (3) Milling cutters. (4) Threading taps and dies (5) Files (6) Fret Saws, piercing saws (7) St-40096 Knife stone (8) St-40098-Flat file (9) St-40125-Rimac Flexstone. y l*i
(10) St-40128-Conc stone. 1 (11) St-40129-Flat stone (12) St-40130-tnanglc stone. (13) St-40174-Square stone I (14) St-40175 Round stone (15) St-40176 Triangle stone (16) St-40177 Square stone (17) St-40180 Warding file J
84 55
(b) Typewriter screws, (r) Key cups, Key rings, printed Key card or Key tops in single pieces or in the form of Key board and rubber shells for typewriter rollers.
{d) Ball bearings not specified in Appendix >3%
14 and steel balls for use as spare parts of typewriters
(e) Tools (permissible types) for servicing
of office machines
(2) Quota licences issued for this Sub Head inttwill be valid for import of spare parts of other office ma- chines falling under Heading Nos S4 52, 84.53 and 84.54.
3) Import of main body frames and letter types for
typewriters will not be permitted
Machines and mechanical appliances, ha\ing individual functions, not falling within any other Heading of this Chapter.
2(1";; (
Parts of Machinery [S No b5(5)(m)/V of old ITC Schedule]
1) Quota licences will not be valid for import of items mentioned in Appendix 5 and spare parts of machi- nery mentioned in Appendix 35
2) Quota licences will not also be valid for import of items mentioned in List 1 of Appendix 26. However, items mentioned in List II of Appendix 26 will be allowed for import within face value limits pres- cribed therein.
33 G of 1/77—10
324/122 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART ISECTION IV—contd
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84.59-
(3) Up to 1% oi" the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of bolts, nuts and screws specially adopted for use on such machines
(4) Licences issued for, this sub Heading will also be valid for imoort of spare parti of Data processing machines falling under Heading No 84 5i (5) Import of aerosol valves will not be permitted (6) Quota licences issued for this Heading will also be valid for import of vertical tube fuel economiser
(7) Import of Control valves will not be permitted.
85 OL Electrical goods of the following descriptions; generators, motors, converters, (rotary or static), transformers, rectifiers and rectifying apparatus, inductors
Import of Commutators for DC motors upto 1 H.P. and electrolytic starting capacitors will not be permit- ted.
(1) Parts of Electrical Motors
Import of Commutators for D C motors upto 1 H P.
will not be permitted.
(2) Parts of Generators . . ..
10% or 2 i % on imports of complete motors. 10% or 2 i % on imports of complete generators
85 03 Primary Cells and primary batteries.
Hearing Aid batteries . . ..
Import is allowed under O.G.L. Please nee Appendix I
of this Book.
v^
85 20 Electric fllamont lamps and electric discharge lamps (including infra-red and ultra-violet lamps); arc-lamps; oloctrically ignited photo- giaphic flashbulbs.
Studio electric and projector bulbs includ- ing Halogen lamps . . ..
(1) Quota licences will be valid for studio bulbs con- forming to B SS 1075 of 1961 or its equivalent and projector bulbs conforming to B S.S. 1522 of 1960 or its equivalent. Only upt0 50% of the face value of the licence issued can be utilised for import of projector oulbs.
(2) Quota licences will also be valid for import of the
following types of lamps .—
(/) Special medical lamps—lamps for •
(a) Cydtascope. (b) Opthalmoscope.
(//) Spectre 1 lamps. (til) Prefocussed tungsten filament lamps for use
in calorimeter and spectrophotometers
(iv) Deuterium lamps for spectrophotometers to
cover IJV—region.
(v) Nernst source lamps to cover infra-red region. (W) Different hollow—cathode lamps required for
use in atomic absorption spectrophotometers
(vlt) 2 2 Bolt with built in lens for pinpoint focus (vlil) High Frossure Sodium Vapour lamps
(3) Quota licences issued for this Heading can be utilised
lor Import of carbons falling under Heading Mn
36 Chasis fitted with engines, bodies (including
87 04/1
cabs) and parts and accessories of the motor vehicles falling within Heading Nos 87 01, 87 02 or 87.03.
1,1) Motor Vehicle Parts .
10% 50%
Detailed policy for these items is given in Appendix 26 (I) Sparc parts of crawler tractors falling under Heading No 87 01 willIbe permitted for import agamsT quota licences for Heading No. 87 04/06(2) (2) Spare parts for crawler/Agricultural tractors and for'tractor drawn agricul- tural implements" (S. No. 74(m)/V of oldJITC Schedule) . . ..
(2) Import of items mentioned in Appendix 4-D Part I will be peimitted upto the face value lirmts indicated iijpiinst them,
(3) Licences will not be valid for import of spare parts of crawler agricultural _ tractors and for tractor APrndixS:^!tUpTrtI,.lmpICraCntS ™ " " ™d J"
Srr II THE GAZETTE OF JND1A EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/123SECTION IX—conul
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(4) fmpoit of banned types of ball, roller tapered lollei and needle roller bearings, bushes, canes, needle roller assemblies mentioned in Appendix 14 and rollcrs/nocJle rolleis mentioned in remarks column against Heailing R4 62(^) will not be allowed as spares or as CKD paits
(5) Import of any types of agncultuml steel discs will not bepeimitted
(6) Parts of Hydraulic Lifts which form an integral built up mechanism of tractors will be classified as spares parts of the ti actors,
(7) Quota licences will not also be valid for the import of items mentioned in 1 ist I of Appendix 26 Items mentioned in List TI of Appendix 26 will be allow- ed for import only to the extent of fate value limits prescribed therein These restrictions will apply only to parts interchangeable with motor vehicle parts falling under Heading 87 04/06 (S. No. 293, 295 and 297/IV of old I T.C Schodule) which are not specified in List 'IV of Appendu 4 in respect of which the policy indicated therein will apply.
Photographic cimeras; photographic flash-light *)
90 07
apparatus
Cinematographic cameras, projectors, sound 90 OS
recorders and sound reproducers, any combi- | nation of these articles 1 Apparatus and equipment of a kind used in 1
photographic or cinematographic labora- tories, not falling within any other Heading in this Chaptor; photo-copying apparatus (whe- ther mcorpoi atlng an optical system or of the contact type) and thormo-copyingapparatus, scieens for projectors
(1) (ij) Cinema machinery (including studio equipment and projectors and also including sound lecording apparatus for the production of cinema films) (S No 6J(l-4)(ii)/V of old ITC Schedule)
(b) Parts of Cinema machinery (including studio equipment and projectors and also including sound recording ap- paratus foi production of cinom \ ma- chinery) (S No 6^Ci)(i)/V of old ITC Schedule).
(2) Photographic instruments, apparatus and appliances, other than cinema, all sorts, not otherwise specified and pai ts thereof (S No 30VIV of old I T.C Schedule).
00 10
Medical, dental, surgical and veterinary instru- ments and appliances (including electromedical apparatus and ophthalmic instruments), me- chanotherapy appliances, massage apparatus, psychological aptitude-testing apparatus, artificial respiration, ozone therapy, oxygen therapy, aerosol therapy or similar apparatus; breathing appliances, including gas masks and similar respirators) (1) Scientific and medical including surgical instruments, equipment and appliances and parts thereof (S No. 93-94(d)/V of old ITC Schedule)
(1) Detailed policy of these items is given in Appendix
(2) Although quota certificate will be issued separately for each sub-item, quota licences will bo granted on the combined values of the quota certificates issued for each item Quota certificates already held by the parties will not be disturbed.
5%
(I) Quota hcancos will bo valid for impoit of spare parts of photographic instruments, apparatus and appliances, other than cinema, all sorts n.o s. including accumulators, for flash units (2) Upto 20% of the face value of quota licences issued for this item can be utilised for import of under- mentioned items • (a) Lens hoods; (h) Accessories and attachments and spare parts theieof
0) Quota licences can also bo utilised lor import of cameras However, import of bo\ cameras will not be permitted.
(1) Quota licences granted for this sub-item will not be 12%
valid for the Items mentioned in Appendix 6, (2) Licences granted for this sub-Heading will also be valid for impoit of Laboratory ware made of silica or Quartz
324/124 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 18Q0 [PAID ISECTION \\~corud.
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(3) Upto 5% of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 1,000 whichever is less, enn be utilised for import of filter paper
(4) Upto 10% of the face value of quota licence can be utilised forfimpojt of laminaria dijjitata sticks required for abortion purposes.
(5) Applications from the new comers will also be con- sidered for issue of licences on the following basis -— (a) the applicant should have been dealing in the interns 1 trade of this item(s) for a minimum period of one year during any of (he years 1974-75, 1975-76 and 1976-77
(b) The Eilniraum annual internal purchase/sale turnover in a year within any of the aforesaid financial years should be Rs. 50,000,
(c) In the case of applicants whoso best year's purchase/sale turnover is Rs. 50,000 and above but upto Rs, 1 lakh, licences will be granted for a value of Rs. 5,000 In the case of appli- cants whose best year's purchase/sala turnover exceedu Rs. 1 lakh, licences will be granted for a value of Rs. 10,000.
(d) Impon against licences granted to the new comers will be governed by the import policy applies ble to the quota licences issued to esta- blished importers,
(6) Import of spare parts will be governed by the N B. given in the remarks column at the end of Heading 90.17/18
12%
(1) Quota licences issued for this Sub-item will not be
valid for liems mentioned in Appendix 6 (2) Medical including surgical instruments and appliances and parts thereof (S. No. 93-94(e)/V of old ITC Schedule).
(2) Upto 5 % of tho face value of quota licences can be utilised foi import of artificial human eyes made of plastic materials,
(3) Upto 5% of the face value of the quota licence or Rs 1,000 whichever is less, can be utilised for im- port of filter paper.
(4) Upto 10% of the face value of quota licence can bo utilised for import oflamirmria digitata sticks required far abortion purposes.
(5) Applications from the new comers will also be con- sidered for issue of licences on the following ba- sis i—
(a) the applicant should have been dealing in the interne! trade of this item(s) for a minimum period of one year during any of the years 1974- 75,1975-76 and 1976-77.
(b) The minimum annual internal purchase/sale turnover in a year within any of the aforesaid financial years should be Rs 50,000
(c) In the case of applicants whose best year's pur- chase/sale turnover is Rs. 50,000 and above but upto Rs 1 lakh, licences will be granted for a value of Rs 5,000 In the case of appli- cants whose best year's purchase/sale turnover exceeds Rs 1 lakh, licences will be granted for a value of Rs. 10,000.
(rf) Tmport against licences granted to the new comcri, will be governed by the import policy ap- plicable to the quota licences issued to estab- lished importers.
(6) Import of upare parts will be governed by the N B. given in he remaiks column at the end of the Heading 90 17/18
SFC 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/125SECTION l\—contd.
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50%
(1) Quota licences granted under this sub-Heading will be valid for import of articles specified in Appen- dix 7
(3) Denial instruments, equipment and app- liancci and parts thereof n.o.s, (S No 9J-94(j)/V of old 1TC Schedule)
(2) Import of spare parts will be governed by the N B. given in the remarks column at the end of Heading 90 17/18.
(3) Import of the undermentioned items will be allowed within the face value restriction indicated against each '
(0 Dental drugs men- 5%
tioned in Annexure to Appendix 7 even if these drugs fall under other S. Nos. and Parts of the J.T.C. Schedule.
(//) Metal piercing saws 10%
square for vulcanite or acrylic work and flat for metal work.
(4) Quota licences will not be valid for import of dental
chairs.
N.B —Licences will also be valid for the import of spare park of instruments, apparatus and appliances falling under these Headings subject to the condi- ticn that the import of these spares of instruments etc, classified elsewhere in the I.T.C. schedule shall not exceed 10% of the face value of licences or Rs. 1,000 whichever is less.
90 19 Oitliopacdic appliances, surgical belts, tiusses and the like, splints and other fracture appli- ances, artificial limbs, eyes, teeth and other artificial parts of the body; hearing aids (deaf- aids) and other appliances which are worn or earned, or implanted in the body, to com- pensate for a defect or disability :
Hearing aids and parti thereof
30%
The impoi t of the following items will be permitted with- in the face value restrictions indicated against them .— (/) Hearing Aid Battery Recharger exclusively meant
for charging hearing aid batteries upto 20%.
(H) Spare parts of hearing aids upto 50%
90 20 Apparatus based on the use of X-rays or of the radiations from radio-active substances (in- cluding radiography and radiotherapy appa- ratus); X-ray generators, X-ray tubes; X-ray screens. X-ray high tension generators, X- ray control panels and desks; X-ray examina- tion or treatment tables, chairs and the like ,
X-Ray (Diagnostic therapy) and Electro- medical apparatus and parts thereof n,o s. (S No 79/V of old ITC Schedule)
(1) Quota licences will be granted to established im- porters at 50% of their quota certificates already issued or in relation to 50% of then' past imports during 1968-69, whichever is favourable.
(2) Upto 10% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of permissible type of X-Ray equipment.
(3) Quota licences for this Heading should be utilised upto 20% of the face value of the licence for im- port of itensifying screens.
(4) Quota licences issued for this Heading must bo uti- lised for import of the following items, but not more than 20% of the face value of quota licence (ag- gregate) subject to the condition that the import of any single item should not exceed 10% of the face value of the licence
(1) Fluorescent Screens. (2) Cassettes (3) Lead gloves (4) 11 T for image lntensifier and Pellets for
odelca Camera.
(5) Quota licences will not be valid for the items men-
tioned in Appendix 9
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90 23 Hydrometers and similar insti uments, thermo- meters, pyiometers, barometers, hygrometers, psychromcters, recording or not, any combi- nation of these instrument!:
(1) Quota licences will not be valid for import of items
mentioned in Appendix 6 of this book Instruments, apparatus and appliances and parts theieof [S No 92(n)/ V of old ITC Schedule]
(2) Not more than 50"0 of the face value of the quota licence can be utilised foi import of Roto meters
NOTE .—Ln-encis will also be valid for the import of spare parts of instruments, apparatus and appliances falling under these Headings subject to the condi- tion that the import of spare paits of these ins- truments etc classified elsewhere In the Revised I T C Schedule shall not exceed 10% of the face value of licence or Rs, 1000 whichever is less
JO 25 Instruments and apparatus for physical or Lhomi- cal analysis (such as polanmeters, refractome- ters, spoctomcteis, gas analysis apparatus), instruments and apparatus for measuring or checking viscosity, porosity, expansion, surface tension or the like (such as viscometers, por- osimoters, expansion meters); instruments and apparatus for measuring or checking quantities of heat; light or sound (such as photometers, including exposure meters, and calorimeters), microtomes:
n%
(1) Quota licences issued foi this Sub-item will not be valid for Hems mentioned in Appendix 6 of this Book.
Scientific instruments equipment and ap- pliances and parts thereof [S No. 93-94(f )/V of old ITC Schedule],
(2) Up to 5/„ of the face value of quota licences tan be utilised for import of artificial human eye made of plastic materials
(3) Upto 5 "/„ of the face value of the quota licence or Rs 1000 whichever is loss, can be utilised for import of filter paper.
(4) Applications from the new comers will also be considered for issue of licences on the following basis .— (a) the applicant should have been dealing in the internal trade of this item(s) for a minimum period of one year during any of the >ears 1974-15, 1075-76 and 1976-77.
(A) The minimum annual internal purchase/sale turnover in a year within any of the aforctaid rmanc.il ycais should be Rs 50,000/-.
u-) In the case of applicants whose best year's purchiiac/s.ilo turnover is Rs. 50,000 and above but uj> to Rs. 1 lakh, licences will be granted for value of Rs. *!,000/- fn the case of applicants whose best year's purchase/sale turnover exceeds Rs 1 Ukh, licences will be granted for a value of Rs, 1 u.UOO/-.
\d) Impoit atainst licences granted to the now- comcis will be governed by the import policy applicable to the quota licences issued to estab- lished importers
-?) Import of spare parts will be governed by the N B
mven in 1 he remarks column at the end of Head in e ^"0 17/18
91 01/ 11 Clocks and watches of all type;; time of day recording apparatus, apparatus with clock or watch movements or with synchronous motor, for measuring, recording or otherwise indi- cating intervals of time, time switches with clock or watch movement or with synchronous motor, parti of all the above articles
io";
Watch Parts
(1) Not rnon; than ^0"o of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of watch move- ments
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/127SECTION lX—contd.
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4
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93 01/07 Arms and ammunition; parts thereof •
(1) Anns and Ammunition [S No. 3I2-316/IV of s% old ITC Schedule]
(2) Cartridge cases filled and empty IS. No 317/IV of old ITC Schedule]
NOTE .—Watch movements for Import Trade Control purposes will constitute a mechanism of watch not including case, dial and hands.
(2) Licences will not be valid for import of gold waU.ii cases. Licences will not also be valid for import of other watch cases whose c.i.f. price is less than Rs 60 por dozen. The impoit of parts of SUCD watch cases oxcept glass will not be permitted.
(3) Up to 20% of the face value of licence or Rs. 500 whichever is higher can be utilised for impoit of natural oil stones, watch maker's tools and eye glasses
(4) Upto 5 % of the face value of licence can be utilised for import of watch and clock oil
(5) Applications fi om the new-comers will also bo con- sidered for issue of licences on the following basis .—
(a) The applicant should have been dealing in the internal trade of this nem(s) for a minimum penod of one year during any of the years 1974-75, iy75-76 and 1976-77.
(W The minimum annual internal purchase/sale turnover in a year within any of the aforesaid financial years should be Rs. 50,000/-.
(c) In the case of applicants whose best year's purchase/sale turnover is Rs. 50,000/- and above but up to Rs. 1 lakh, heencos will be granted for a value of Rs. 5,000/-. In the case of applicants whoso best year's purchase/sale turnover exceeds Rs 1 lakh, licences will be granted for a value of Rs. 10,000/-.
(d) Import against licences granted to the new comers will be governed by the import policy appli- cable to tho quota licences issued to established importers.
(1) Quota licences will be valid only for import of cart- ndgo cases filled or empty falling under Heading 93.01/07(2)
(2) Same remarks as at (i) and (n) against Heading 93 01/07(2)
(/) Licences will be gianled only to holders of licences (including import licences) under the Indian Arms Act and Rules, The applicants should, however, produce along with their applications a certificate in original from the District Magistrate, Superin- tendent of Police or Commissioner of Police of the district to show that the nrm is authorised to im- port and deal in Arms under the Indian Arms Act and Rules.
l/i) Quota licences will not be valid for import of the following or eyuivalont size of any make or origin: (a) Cartridges SA12 bore 2i* all shot sizes and any ammunition containing multiple projocticles the longest dimension of which exceeds 5mm.
(b) Cartridges SA 8 mm/.315 with 244 grs. soft nosed bullets.
(t) Cartridges SA 8mm/.315 with 244 grs. with split nosed bullets.
{d) Cartridges SA .380 ball revolver. (e) Cartridges SA .380 Ath. Starter (Blank).
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4
3
1
2
Contd
93 01/07—
(f) Cartridiies SA 32 Rovolver Long,
(tt) Cartridges SA .32 Revolver Ath Starter (Blank )
(h) C.irtndi;es SA 1- bore 2" all types and all shot sizes 1, 2 , LG, SG, SSG, Spherical ball, AAA, £1, BB.Buck shot or any other shot size exceeding 5 mm (0 2)* in diameter.
(/) Cartridges SA 12 bore 2\' All types, and all
shot sizes from spherical ball to number ten including LG, LLG, LLLG, and SG, SSG, SSSG, A, AA and AAA, B, BB, BBB or any other shot sizes exceeding 5mm (0 2') in dtarnter.
(;) Cartridges SA 16 boie 2J" (all shot sizes).
(k) Cartridges SA .20 boic 2\" (all shot sizes)
(/) Cartridges Rimflxc ,22" Long
(m) Cartridges SA Rimflre .22" high velocity.
(n) Cartridges SA Rimfire .22" match. (o) Components such as Cartridges cases, pre- CUSSIOB caps etc. in respect of ammunition items.
NOTE (1) American 12 G A. No. OO Buck Cartridges are
equivalent in size to S.G Cartridges.
(2) ImpoJtcrs should furnish a quarterly state- ment in respect of the quantity of each type of ammunition, cartridges imported against tlic quota licences to the Ministry ot Home Aflaira (GPAV Section) and to Hie Chief Controller of Imports & lixports, New Delhi (Import Policy Cell).
96 01/06 Brooms and brushes (including brushes of a kind used as parts of machines), prepared knots and tufts for broom or brush making; feather dusters, powder-puffs and pdds for applying cosmetics or toilot preparations, of any ma- terial ; hand sieves and hand riddles, of any material.
20°;
Artists brushes including Hog's hair brushes
(t) Quota licences can be utilised for import of "Artists materials" '.pocifled in Appendix 8 Quota licences W'ill aKo be valid for import of parts of the items mentioned in Appendix 8 of this Book.
(u) Not more lhan 25% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for Import of sable hair brushes
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APPENDICES
APPENDIX I
Imports under Open General Licence
In pursuance of the Imports (Control) Order, 1955, the Central Government has given general permis- sion to import into India from any country of the world except the Union of South Africa/South West Africa, Rhodesia, and Tibet Region of China, goods of the description specified in Parts I—IX to this Appendix, subject to the following conditions .
(i) Unless otherwise specified against the rele- vant item, the importer is an actual user, duly registered with the D.G.T.D. or State Director of Industries or other sponsoring authorities concerned, as the case may be, requiring such items for use in their industrial unit ;
(") In the case of drug items, the requirement regarding holding a licence under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 wherever necessary should bo complied with;
(iH) The importer shall produce to the customs authorities, at the time of clearance, a decla- ration giving particulars of his registration as an industrial unit with the concerned au- thorities, and affirming that such registration has not been cancelled or withdrawn or other- wise made inoperative. In ca.se, where se- parate registration number is not allotted by the sponsoring authorities concerned, the importer shall produce other evidence to the satisfaction of the customs authorities that they are registered as industrial unit,
(iv) In the case of goods of the descnplion speci- fied in Parts 1-1X to this Appendix, such goods have not been produced or manufactured in the Union of South Africa/South West Africa, Rhodesia, and Tibet Region of China;
(v) Such goods are shipped on through consign- ments to India on or before 31st March, 1978, without any grace period whatsoever; and
(vi) Nothing in this licence shall affect the appli- cation to any goods, of any prohibition or regulation affecting the import thereof, in force, at the time when such goods are imported.
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PART I
List of Machinery required by the Leather Industry, import of which will be allowed under Open General
Licence to Actual users/STC upto 31st March, 1978
6. Post bed—-single needle sewing machine.
/. Tanning machines required for finished units.
1. Hydraulic/Injeclronic fleshing machines
2. Hydraulic/Pneumatic sammying machine
3. Combined hydraulic sammying & setting ma- chines
4. Hydraulic/Pneumatic/Jnjcctronic setting ma- chine.
5. Bandknife splitting machme.
6. Hydraulic shaving machine
7. Vibration/Hydraulic hjgh out put staking machine.
8. Hydraulic buffing machine.
9. Air blast dust removing machines.
10. Curtain coating machine.
11. Automatic padding machine, spraying machine and drying machine.
12. Vacuum drying machine.
13. Automatic Toggling and drawing machine,
14. Hydraulic/Semi automatic plating—ironing ma- chine.
15. Hydraulic ironing and embossing press.
16. Roto press for leather printing.
17. Embossing plates and engraved rollers for lea- ther.
18. Leather thickness measuring gauge.
19. Blades for leather shaving and splitting machine.
20. Hydraulic sulphide applicator.
21. Motorised hides and skins stamping machine
22. Leather Polishing Machine and Creasing machine.
23. Portable PH meter for tanneries.
24. Colori meter.
7. Post bed—double needle sewing machine.
8. Post bed --single needle under edge trimming.
9. Raised cord sewing machine.
10. Sewing machine Ziz Zag—Flat bed.
11. Sewing machine cylinder bed.
12. Automatic lockstitching cylinder bed bartacker.
13. Coarse stitch armtype sewing machine for ruffled work and genuine mocassin.
14. Pulling over machine.
15. Pulling over and cement lasting machine
16. Tack lasting mactiine.
17. Kambonan lasting machine.
18. Outsole stitching machine.
19. Heal seat cement lasting machine.
20. Mokay stitching machine.
21. Automatic punching and eyeletting machine.
22. Band knife splittng machine.
23. String lasting machine.
24. Buckle stappling machine.
25. Skiving machine.
26. Clicking machint Hydraulic (upper).
27. Clicking machine Hydraulic (bottom)
28. Insole attaching machine.
29. Fore part lasting machine (Astra type).
30. Side lasting machine (Hydraulic).
31. Edge trimming nachine.
32. Edge setting machine.
33. Counter moulding machine.
34. Counter tighting machine.
35. Heel breasting machine.
11. Leather footwear machinery, leather goods
machinery dc tnachmery for leather apparel.
1. Strap cutting machine.
2. Strap folding machine.
3. Upper folding machine
4. fnsole covering machine.
5. Flat bed--double noodle sewing machine.
36. Heel building machine
37. Stamping machine for upper/lining/socks.
38. Upper forming machine.
39. Upper perforating machine.
40 Pattern grading machine.
41. Upper seam rubbing machine.
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PART l—concld.
42. Upper reinforcing machine.
43. Upper cementing machine.
44. Mocassin lining trimming machine,
45. Mocassin preforming machine.
46. Band knife splitting machine with incising device
47. Heavy leather splitting machine,
48. Folding machine for sides for brief case.
49. Blind eyeletting machine (Automatic)
50. High speed corner stitching machine
51. Suit-case stitching machine.
52. Heavy duty cylinder bed industrial sewing
machine,
53. Two needle, lock-stitch machine, heads only.
54. Button hole (eyelets end) machine, head only.
55. Button sewing machine.
The following machines for manufacture of woven
leather :
56. Electrical machine for cutting and slanting straps.
57. Automatic machine to control to slant and to
glue leather straps.
5K. EIectrio-Pneumatic weaving machine for leather
59. Bobbin machine with counter.
NOTES —(1) In the case of import of second-hand leathci machmeiy included in this pait, the intending importers should furnish the following documents to CCI&E for allowing impoit of second-hand/reconditioned leather machinery •
(a) A certificate, in original, from the firm of consulting engineers in the countiy of ongin/shipment in respect ot leather mahmery desired lo he imported and is covered by the O Ci.L , indicating its age, present condition and expected life.
(b) A photo copy of the machinery proposed to be imporled
Necessary permission in the form of a certificate will be issued by the CC I&li in respect of (ho second-hand/roconditioned leather machinery in each individual case, after satisfymg about the condition and future life of the machinery in consultation with the authorities concerned On the basis of such a certilicate, customs authorities will allow clea- lancc of the second-hand/reconditioned leather machinery under this O G I , provided import is otherwise in oider
(2) Import of ipare parts upto ton porcont of the total c.i f. value of aforesaid machinery will also be allowed alongvvith
the machinery.
PART II
List of Machinery for Jute Industry, Import of which will bo allowed under Open General Licence to actual users
upto 31st March, 1978
1. Precision Winder?
2 Twisting Machinery
NCTE .—Import of spare parts upto ten percent of the total c l f. value of aforesaid machinery will also be allowed alongwith the maLhinery
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PART-III
List of Machinery required by Garment Industry for Ihe manufacture of Ready-made Garments including made up
articles allowed to actual users under Open General Licence upto 31st March, 1978
1. High Speed Single Needle Lockstitch Industrial
Sewing Machines.
2. Buttonhole Industrial Sewing Machine Auto-
ma tie.
3. Button Sewing Machines automatic. 4. Two Needle .Flat Bed Lockstitch Industrial Sew- ing Machine or any other brand model of same model.
5. Flat Bed Cylinder Bed Machine. 6. Chainstitch Button Sewer & Tucker.
7. Class Feed-Off The Aim Industrial Sewing Ma-
chine.
8. Lockstitch Tackcr & Button Sewer. 9. Two or thiec needle two thread chainstitch fecd-
off-the-arm machine.
10. Blind stitch Machines of various models.
11. High Speed Single Needle Lockstitch Machine, 12. Two thread chainstitch for high speed seaming and banding operation with gear driven pullei feed compound feed.
13. Single Needle, cylinder bed upper Iced Wind
stitch machine.
14. Elastic Inserting Machine on variety of garments. 15. Single Needle drop feed chainstitch machine. 16. Single or two needles two threads chainstitch top
and bottom covering machine.
17. Two Needle lockstitch Flat Bed Machine
18. Single Needle lockstitch Flat Bed Machine. 19. High Speed two thread chainstitch machine
1, 2, or 3 needles drop feed.
20. Single Needle Flat Bed Drop feed lockstitch
machine,
21. Chainstitch, Overcdgiiig & Safety stitch single
or two needle machines.
22. High speed twin needle feed lockstitch. 23. Feed-off-the-Arm two thread chainstitch ma-
chine.
24. High Speed, double needle lam seam felling In-
dustrial Sewing Machme.
25. High Speed, needle feed, two needle flat bed In-
dustrial Sewing Machine.
26. High Speed, two needle lock stitch machine.
27. Bar Tacking Machine. 28. Single Needle Lockstitch Machine built in trim-
mer.
29. Two or three needles chainstitch machines. 30. Automatic Cloth Cutting Machines and Electiic
Hand shears.
31. Tie Making Machines 32. Collar Turning and Blocking machine & Cuff
Turning and Blocking machine
33. New Automatic Collar Turning Machine.
34. Bandknife Cutting Machine.
35. Cloth Laying Machine.
36. Linking Machine 37. Shirt Folding Tables.
38. Collarette cutting Machine 39. Bias Cutting Machine. 40. Spot Removing Guns. 41. Thread Cleaning Machines 42. Shirt Body Press 43. Fusing Presses. 44. Collar Press.
45. Cuff Press 46. Sleeve Press
47. Steam Tables with Steam Irons. 48. Cloth Drills, Notcl.ers. 49. Pattern Perforator. 50. Marco Multi Head Embroidery Machines. 51. Scalloping Embroidery Machines. 52. Trycot Embroidery Machines.
53. Embroidery Machines (General). 54. Hemstitch Machines. 55. Saddle Stitch Machinos.
56. Label Stitching Machines.
57. Steam presses with Portable Rollers. 58. Spot Welding Machine. 59. Transfer Printing Machine. 60. Thermo Printing Machine.
61. Collar Printing Machine. 62. Ticket Printing Machine.
63. Pattern Making Machine. 64. Shade Testing Machine. 65 Packing Machine.
66. Quilting Machine. 67. Fringing Machines. 68. Slitting Machines.
69. Cloth Measuring and Testing Machines. 70. Knife Sharpening Machines 71. Pattern Grading Machine. 72. Steam Cabinet
73. Steam Ironing and Cleaning Tables 74. Clicking Presses. 75. Conveyors. 76 Smoking Machines, 77. Calendaring Machine
78. Button & Rivet Filing Machine. 79 Cup Seaming Machine.
80. Candle Wick Tufting Machines. 81. Econe Copier (Pattern Duplicator).
82. Tnmco-Trim Master fitted with Howver Motor.
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PART—IV
Drugs in bulk un-proccssed form allowed under Open General Licence to Actual Users up to 31st March, 1978
1. Acencoumarol. 2. Acetylchohne. 3. Acndines excluding preparations thereof and also excluding Pioflavine, 5-amimvacndine and preparations thereof.
4. Actinomycin-D. 5. Active principles of Ammi-visnaga, naUual or
synthetic. 6. Adenosine. 7 Adrenaline. 8 Alphachymotrypsin. 9 Aminopterine Sodium.
10. Aminocaponc acid. 11. Aminophylhne. 12. Amiphenazole. 13. Amitriptyline hydrochlonde. 14. Amphotcricm-B. 15. Amyl Nitrite. 16 Antazoline and its salts 17. Apomorphine hydrochlonde. 18 Aprotinin. 19. Atrophine and its salts. 20. Bacitracin. 21 Bemegnde. 22. Bretylium Tosylate. 23. Bcnzhexol hydrochlonde. 24. Bleomycin. 25 Busulphan 26 Calcium disodium Edctate. 27 Carbachol. 28. Carbamazepine. 29. Carbenicillin sodium. 30. Carbimazole. 31. Cephalondine. 32 Cetrimide. 33. Chloramucil. 34 Chlorhezidine and jts salts. 35 Chloroform for anaesthetic purposes 36. Chlorpromazine Hydrochloride. 37. Chlorithiazide. 38. Chlorxylenol. 39 Chorionic Gonadotrophin. 40. Chrysarobin and Dithranol 41. Chlorthalidone. 42. Cinchocaine and Cinochocaine hydrochloride 43. Citrated Calcium carbimide. 44. Cloxacilhn Sodium. 45. Clofazimine. 46. Colistin Sulphate and Coiistm Sulphomethate
Sodium.
47. Conjugated Estrogen. 48. Corticotrophin (ACTH)
4l) Cropropamide. 50. Crotethamide 51 Cyclophosphamide. 52 Cyclopropane. 53. Cydopenthiuzide. 54 Cytarabine hydrochlonde. 55 Canine Distemper Vaccine. 5(> DHL Vaccine. 57 Daunorubicin hydrochloride. 58 Dcxamethazone sodium phosphate. 59. Dexamethasone. 60 Dihydro-hydroxy codeinone and its salts. 61. Dimercaprol (B A L.). 62. Diagnostic Agents as specified in Annexure 3 to Appendix 19 of the Red Book (Vol. I) for April, 1977—March, 197S.
63. Digitoxin. 64. Dipyndamole 65 Disulphiram. 66 Endrophonium chloride 67 EthambutcM Hydrochloride. 68. Ephednne and its salts. 69. Ergometnne Maleate 70. Ergotamine and its salts. 71. Ergot Alkoloids excluding Ergot Sclerotia (Ergot
of Rye)
72. Erythntyl Tetranitrate 73. Ethcryrnc acid 74. Ethopropaxine hydrochloude 75. Ethyl Ijiscoumacetatc 76. Febrinolysin (Human). 77. Humethiazide. 78 Fluorescein sodium. 79 Fluorouracil. 80. Framycctin sulphate 81, Gallamine Tnethiodide 82 Gentian Violet. 83. Glyceryl Trinitrate. 84 Glycobiarsol. 85. Glycosidcs of Strophanthus 86. Guacol Glyceryl Ether 87. Guanethidine Sulphate. 88 Halothane in bulk 89. Hexachloroethane Dispersible power B. Vet C. 90. Hexamethonium Bromide 91. Hexyl Rcsorcinol. 92. Homatropine Hydrobromide and Homatropine
methyl bromide
93. Hydantoin 94. Hydrochlorthiazide 95 Hydroxyethyl Theophylline.
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96 Hydroxyurea. 97. Hysocine and its salts. 98. Ichthaminol 99. Imipramine hydrochlonde.
100 Insulin Lentc in bulk 101 Tnsulin Isophane in bulk 102. Insulin Lente. 103. Insulin Isophane. 104. Iodoxyuudine 105 Isoproterenil hydrochlonde 106. Isoptin hydrochloride (Verapamil hydrochlo-
nde).
107. Isosorbide dinitrate 108. Kaolin Light, pharmacopoeial grade. 109. Kanamycin sulphate. 110 Lactose 111 Lantosidcs. 112. L-Asparaginase 113. L-Dopa (L-Dihydroxy phenylalamine). 114. Leptazol. 115. Leucovanne Calcium 116. Lcvarterenol Bitartratc. 117. Lincomycin Hydrochloride 118 Lobeline and its salts. 119. Magnesium Oxide 120. Manmtol Hexanitrate. 121. Manno-Mustine hydrochloride 122 Mecamylamine Hydrochloride 123 Melphalan. 124 Mephenesin. 125. Mephentcrmine sulphate. 126 Di-Methionine and its derivatives 127 Mercaptopunne. 128. Mercurial diuretics, the following : (l) Mercaptomerm Sodium (li) Mersalyl acid
129 Mctarminol tartrate. 130. Methadone Hydrochlonde. 131. Methandienone. 132. Methicillin (Sodium salt). 133. Methocarbamol. 134. Methohexital sodium 135. Methoin 136. Methotrexate. 137. Methoxamine Hydrochloride 138. Methoxy Fluraine 139. Methyndine liquid (for veterinary use only). 140. Mitomycin C. 141. Mustine Hydrochloride. 142. Nalorphine and its salts. 143. Nandrolone phenylpropionate 144. Neostigmine and its salts. 145 Narodrenaline including L-Noradrenaline Tar- trate.
146. Normal Human Blood Plasma in a form ready
for use. 147. Novobiocin. 148 Nylidnne hydrochloride. 149. Organic Arosomc Compounds, excluding carbar
sonc and acetarsol.
150. Orphenadrine Hydrochloride. 151. Oxacillin sodium. 152. Oxydoxanide for veterinary use. 153. Oxyphenomium bromide. 154. Oxytocin. 155. Papaverine Hydrochloride. 156. Paradione. 157. Paramomycin and its salts. 158. Pempidine Tartrate. 159. Pentamethonium Bromide. 160. D-Penicillamine hydrochlonde. 161. Pencillinase. 162 Pentaerythntyl Tetranitrate with suitable diluent. 163. Pentohnium Taitrate. 164. Pethidine hydrcchlonde. 165. Penychdine hydrochloride. 166. Pepsin. 167. Phenformin hydrochloride. 168. Phenindione. 169. Phenoxy benzaimne hydrochlonde. 170. Phentolamine. 171. Phenylephrine hydrochlondes. 172. Physostigmine and its salts. 173. Pheny I mercuric nitrate. 174. Phytomenadionc. 175. Pituitary (Postei ior lobe) powder. 176. Picrotoxine. 177. Poliomyelitis Vaccine (sabin). 178. Poliomyelitis Viccine (Salk). 179. Polymixin Sulphate sterile. 180. Polyncine B. V;t. C. 181. Polythiazide. 182. Pralidoxime chlonde/Iodide. 183. Procaine Penicillin G. in oil with Aluminium
monestearate.
184 Primaquine and its salts. 185. Primidone. 186. Promethazine hydrochloride. 187. Procainamide hydrochloride. 188. Polyvinyl Pyrolidone (PVP). 189. Procyclidine Hydrochlonde. 190. Propranolol hydrochloride. 191. Portamine sulphate. 192. Pyrazinamide. 193. Pyrimethamine and Pyrimcthamine Hydrochlo-
nde.
194. Pyrithioxine. 195. Quinapyramine and its salts.
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PART IV—Con/el
196 Racemic Phenylalanine nitiogcn mustard hydro-
Chloride.
197. Reserpine. 198 Rifampicin. 199. Salicylazosulphapyndine 200. Serum Gonadotrophin. 201. Solutionjof Sodium and Methyl-glucaminc salt of N N. Diacetyl-3 5-diammo-2. 4 6 tn-iodo- Benzoic acid.
202 Spironolactone 203. Stibophen. 204. Stirlboestrol 205. Streptoki nase-Sti cptodornase. 206. Sulphadimcthoxine. 207. Sulphafurazole. 208 Sulthiame. 209 Suxethonium Bromide. 210 Testolactone. 211. Tetraethylthiuram Monosulphidc (Monosulfiram)
2J6. I hiopcntone Sodium 217. Thiouracil 218. Thio-Tepa 219 Thyroid. 220. Tolazohne Hydrochloride. 221 Tolbutamide. 222 Tctramisole Hydrochloride for veterinary use 223. Triamterene. 224. Treatamine. 225. Trichlorethylene of pharmacopoeial grade 226 Tnhexyphenidyl Hydrochloride. 227. Tnflupromazine Hydrochloride. 228 Tnfiuoperazme Hydrochloride. 229 Tnmetaphan Camsylate. 230. Trimethopnm. 231. Troxidone. 232 Thrombui. 233. Thrombokinas,e 234 Vasopressin,
B. Vet C.
235 Vincnstine Sulphate.
236. Vinblastin Sulphate.
237 Viomycin.
212. Tctrachorethdene of pharmacopoeial grade 213. Theobromme and its salts. 214. Theophylline, 215. Tluabendozole.
238. Xanthionao! Nicotinate
NOTE :—In the case of (a) Dihydro—hydroxy codeinone and its salts (item No. 60) and (b) Pethidine hydrochloride (item No. 164), import will be permitted only against certificate issued by ilie Narcotics Commissioner.
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PART V
List of finished preparations ot anti-cancer and life saving drugs allowed under OGF. to dealers, individuals, hospitals, nursing homes and registered medical practitioners upto 3lst March, 1978
Lte m Preparation lte ;ro Preparation
Nc y. N(
1, Aclinomycin-D Injection 29 . Leucoverine Calcium Injection.
2. Aminocaproic Acid Injection 30, . Lincomycin Hydrochloride injection.
3. Aminopterme Sodium Injection 31 . Melphalan injection and tablets.
4. Amiphenazole Injection. 32 . Mercaptopurine tablets.
5. Amphotericin-B Injection 33, . Methicilhn (Sod um Salt) Injection.
6. Antihaemophylhc Globulin Injection. 34 . Methotrexate tablets and Injection.
7. Aprotmin Injection. 35 Methoxy Fluraine in bottles.
8. Azathioprme tablets and injection. 36, Mustine Hydrochloride ampoules.
9. Bemegride Injection. 37. Penicillinase injection.
10. Bleomycin Injection. 38. D. Penicillamine hydrochloride capsules
11. Busulphan tablets. 39 Poliomyelitis Vaccine (Sabin).
12. Calcium Disodium Edetate Injection. 40.
Poliomyelitis Vaccine (Salk).
13. Canine Distemper Vaccine. 41.
Polymixin Sulphate sterile vials.
14. Carbenicillin Sodium Injection. 42
Pralidoxime Chloride/Iodide ampoules.
Cephalondine preparations.
15. 43. Protamine Sulphate injection.
Chlorambucil tablets.
16. 44. Serum Gonadotrophin ampoules.
Chononic Oanadotrophin ampoules
17. 45. Streptokinase-Sireptodoraase tablets & Injection
Colistm Sulphate Injection and Colistin Sulpho-
18 46. Succinylcholine Chloride injecton.
methate Sodium Injection.
47. Testolactone preparations.
Corticotrophin (ACTH) Injection.
19 48 Tubocurarine Chloride injection.
Daunorubicm Hydrochlonde Injection
20. 49. Thio-Tepa Injection.
Dimercaprol (BAL) Injection.
21. 50. Tretamine tablets & Injection.
DHL Vaccine (DISTEMPER, HEPATITIS
22. 51. Vasopressin injection.
LEPTOSPIROSIS VACCINE).
52 Vmcristine Sulphate Injection.
23 Edrophonium Chloride Injection,
53. Vinblastine Sulphate Injection.
24. Fluorouracil Injection.
54 X-ray diagnostic agents the following ;
Halothane in bottles.
25. (i) Propyliodone injection.
Hydroxyurea preparations.
26.
Isoproterenol hydrochloride injection. (ii) Ethyl Indophenylundecylate injection,
27.
L-Asparaginase injection (in) Iodipamidc Methyglucamine injection.
28
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APPENDIX i'-tontd.
PART VI
List or Chemicals, Plastic ruw materials and other Items allowed under Open General Licence to actual users and others up to ?1rt
March, 1978
Remarks S Ni o Description of Item
3
2
1
Epichlorohydrin
I. 2
Acetylene Black
3 MEK (Methyl Ethyl Ketonc)
4 Ethylene Oxide
5 Diphenyl Methane
6 Naphthalene
7 Di-chloronitro-bcnzene
8 Diethyl-anilme
9 Alpha Naphylamine
10 Heat transfer liquid e g Dowiherm A
11 Hexach lorocyelupen tad iens
12 Butcndediol
13 2-Ethyl-thoethanal
14 Ethylenediamine
15 Propionlc acid
16 3, 4-dichloroaniline
17 Dlethylthlophosphoryl chlonue
18 Dtthydro-oxo-qulnozaline
19 Permissible dyes intermediates (other than those mentioned in Lists I, II & III ofannex- ure to Appendix 24 of ITC Policy Book (Vol 1) for the period 1977-78)
20 Acrylic plastic moulding powder
21. Cellulose Acetate Butyrate Moulding powder
22 Cork wood
Free cutting steel bars (leaded quality)
23
Copper and Beryllium copper capillary tubings
24
Copper foils/tapes for electrical industry
25
Cobalt Cathodes
26
Cocoa Beans
27
For manufacturers of Polishes, Varnishes, Carnauba wax
28
Carbon Paper and other Wax Paper and Lead Slips for Pencils.
Sperm oil . ..
. ..
For manufacturers of Pickers, 29.
PVC composition .
.
. . . . . ..
Formanufactuiers of Gramophone records.
30
Open to all
Hearing aid battenes .
. ..
31
Wood Pulp including Rayon Grade
32.
Wattle extract
33
Wattle bark
34.
35, Bark for tanning Pickled hides, skin1!, pelts, splits and parts thereof
36
37 Hides and skins, raw or salted where the value of hides and skins is more than that of wool/hair thereon
Quebracho extract, chestnut extract and modified eucalyptus extract (Myrlan)
38
High temperature Insulation Block
39
Basalt Tiles for sintering Plant cyclones.
40
NOTE —Items against which no remark has beon indicated will be allowed to be Imported by actual users on!>
31 Gof 1/77—11
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PART VII
List oj raw materials/components- allowed umlei OGL to actual users engaged in Electronic Industries
upio31st March,1978.
1. Litz wire. 2. Wire thinner than 48 SWG. 3. Micro Crystalline Wax. 4 Mould releasing agent, 5. Electronic valves (other than those given in
Annexure I to Appendix 38)
6 LED lamps. 7. Mu-metal laminations. 8. Magnetic heads. 9. Feed through ceramic capacitors
10. Diaphragm for microphones.
11. Tape (PTFE Tapes).
12. Hearing aid microphones.
13. Bone conductors for hearing aids
14. Display devices (other than those given in
Annexure II to Appendix 38).
15. Variable capacity diodes. 16. High frequency transistors with fT above 500
Mhz and noise figure below 2 dB.
17. Brass tubes thinner than 32 SWG diameter ran-
ging from 2 mm to 13 mm.
18. Bery1ium Copper Strips. 19. Weather proof voice coil paper.
20. Opanol.
21. Benzihdine Acetone. 22. Polymeth acrylic Resins. 23. Dimethyl alkyd benzyl ammonium bichromate 24. Polycarbonate Moulding Powder 25. Plain Aluminium Foils 99'9% and above purity 26. Metalized or plain films Polyster/Polystyrene,
Polycarbonate/Polypropylene/Teflon/Polyethylene
27. Condenser Paper/Condenser Tissue Paper.
28. Aluminium wire 99 9% and above purity
29. Ethylene Glycol. 30. Sulphide pulp—Unbleached pulp, Birch pulp (medium)Alphacel pulp, Fibre Stuff, (Wood pulp, cotton pulp etc.) Special types of pulps for manu- facture of cones for loudspeakers.
31. Ethyoxylme Resins. 32. Carbon Suspension/inclusive of carbon and
Graphite Conductor Powders.
33. Meta cidaolic acid. 34. DAP moulding powder.
PART VIIT
Import of technical, educational, scientific books covered by List 1 of Appendix 21 of this Book will b= allowed under Open General Licence by dealers, individuals, institutions and others upto 31st March, 1978. However, import of foreign editions of books for which latest editions of Indian reprints are available will not be allowed under this facility
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PART \\
List of lion & Steel and Feiio-nlloy itei™ (excliuMm; bright bars suth as cold drawn /peeled/machjried/araund/polishH) allowed
under O O L to actual users up to 31st March, 1978.
Desuiption
Remarks
Revised 1TC No
SI. No
1
2
3
4
1 2 3
73.02 73.02 73 02
Ferro-Cobalt Ferro-Sihco Aluminium Stabilised ferro-Boron with Aluminium and Titanium (Bats alloys etc) Fcrro-Zircomum Ferro-Selcnium Fcrro-Nickel Ferro-TJUniuin Powder to specification IS-460-1962
4 5 6. 7
73 02 73 02 73 02 73 02
(a) Gnidel
Titanium 30% nun.
Aluminium 2 0\ max
Cnrbon 0 1% max
Silicon 2 3% man.
Sulphur 0 03% max.
Phosphorous 0 1 % max.
(6) Grade II
Titanium 40% min
Aluminium 4% to 6%
Carbon 0 10% max
Silicon 2.0% max
Sulphur 0.35% max.
Phosphorous 0 01 % max.
Other metallic impurities 0 2% max
(c) Grade 11/
Titanium 30% min
Aluminium 3 5 % max
Carbon 0 10% max
Sulphur 0 03% max
Phosphorous 0 03% max
Silicon 0 30% max.
8 Ferro-molybdenum powder to specification IS —460—1962 73.02
Molybdenum 65 to 75%
Carbon 0 03% max
Silicon 1 50% max.
Sulphur 0.05% max.
Aluminium 0 50?£ max
Copper 0 2% max
9. 1 -erro Tungsten powder to specification IS—460—1962 73.02
Tungsten 74% to 82%
Carbon 1.0% Max.
Silicon 0 50% Max.
Manganese 0.50% max.
Phosphorous 0.07% max.
Sulphur C 06% max.
;erro Nickel powder to specification TS—460—1962
73 02
10 I
3 2 4 / 1 40 T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A 1 S A K HA 7, 1 8 90 [ | \ V RI iAPPENDIX I—contd.
PART IX—contd
4 1
2
3
11 Low Carbon Ferro-Chrome powder to specification—IS—460—1962.
73 02
Chromium 70% to 75% Carbon 0 02% max Sulphur 0 01 % max. Silicon 0.5% max Phosphorous 0 03 % max
12.
73 02
Low Carbon Ferro Manganese Powder to specification IS---460—1962
(a) Grade I
Manganese 85% to 90% Carbon 0.05% max Silicon 1.0% max. Sulphur 0.01% max Phosphorous 0,08 % max.
(fr Grade 11
Manganese 80% to 85% Carbon 0.30% max. Silicon 1.5% max Sulphur 0,05% max Phosphorous 0.20 % max.
73 02
13. Ferro-Vanadium powder to specification TS—460—1962 Vanadium 50% to Si % Silicon 0.25% max. Carbon 0 10% max. Sulphur 0 05% max. Phosphorous 0 05 % max. Aluminium 1 50% max.
Low Carbon Ferro-Nioblum/Columbium powder to specification
14
73 04
1B-M60—1962 Niobium /Columbium 60% to 70% Carbon 0 . 1% max. Silicon 3.0% max. Sulphur 0 05% max. Titanium 3.0% max. Manganese 2.0% max. Aluminium 2.0% max Phosphorous 0 05 % max. Tantalum 6,0% max
NO TE: With reference to items 7—14 Ferro Alloys in powder form for welding electrodes should conform to the following sieve analysis:
355 Microns 0
63 Microns 50 min. 45 Microns 75 min.
15.
73 14/7315
Jacquered, lickermg and card clothing wires—for Textile ma- chinery manufacturers only
73,10
Welding quality wire rods containing more than 1 % Manganese
16.
17.
73 14/73 15
Flat steel reed wires (thickness 0 24 mm and thlnnei)t dobby lattice wires, shuttle tongue wires, binding wires, crimped wires and half round wires, anti flock wires, and L/Z shaped wires: for textile machinery manufacturers only
18
73 14/73 15
Galvanised/Copper coated^tinplated wires annealed or bright drawn thinner than 32 SWG.
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PART IX—concld.
4 1
3
19. Wrrc 0 6 mm dia and thinner with carbon 0 0 8% max. for welded wire mesh manufacture in wired glass industry only.
73.14
. High carbon wires in Nickel /Chromium/tinplated condition for
20,
73 15
musical stnngs .
. . . ..
Hardened & tempered high carbon wires for wire brush
21
73.15 73 14/73 15
Trapozoidal section wires . . . . ..
22.
23 Heald wire, hardened and tempered Tool, Alloy and special steels (excluding bright bars such ai colddrawnlpeeledlmachinedlgrourtdlpollshed)
Lead bearing free cutting steel wires 1 00 mm to 2.0 mm dla in
24,
straight length
73.15 73.15
25.
Die Blocks (round or rectangular) .
(a) Of cross-section above 2,30,000 sq. mm
(b) Of width above 750 mm
73 15
26 High speed steel of all grades .
. . ..
(a) Rounds .
(0 Below 3 mm dia
(") Above 160 mm dia.
(b) Squares .
(0 below 10 mm
(") Above 26 mm
(c) Flats .
(0 Below 16 mm width.
(//') above 160 mm width.
27
73 15
Alloy Tool Steel including Die steel Sections other than Die Blocks
(a) Rounds above 250 mm dia (h) Other sections above 250 mm across flats (squares, hexagon,
and octagon only)
(c) Flats above 250 mm width.
Hollow Drill Steel Rods. . .. . .
28.
29.
73 15
Carbon & caibon chromium file steel hexagons and octagons— above 56 mm across flats.
73 10/73 15
Carbon steel pear shaped and trapozoidal sections .
30.
31.
73.15
32
73 15
High Silicon (above 2% Silicon) steel bars for electrical and insul- ation industries. . .. . Plates, Sheets, Strips & other Mild Steel Items Cold rolled stainless steel strips for safety razor blade manufac- turers only . • Thickness '0 10 mm to 0 13 mm. width. 22 38 mm to 22 40 mm.
33
73 15
Hardened and tempered strips for watch/time-piece and clock springs only (thickness 0 09 mm to 0 460 mm only and width 1 00 mm to 19 00 mm only) with naturally rounded (as rolled) edges.
34
73 15
Lold Rolled High Carbon strips-thickness 2 5 lo 0 08 mm for manufacture of typewriters only. . . ..
35
73 15
Cold rolled High Carbon non-hardened and non-tempered strips in coils-thickness 2,5 mm & below and width less than 10 mm for manufacture of plate type hosiery needles and measuring tapes only
Swedish Charcoal iron/Magnetic soft iron ,,
36.
73 06/07/10/11/12/13/ 14
37 High Speed Steel • . . (a) Hot or cold rolled sheets & plates (b) Hot/Cold Rolled strips
73.15
38
T Sections (10 mm x 1 25 mm x "i 25 mm) for textile machi- nery manufacturers
73 11
324/142 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 18APPENDIX 2
List of itemt on Free licensing to Actual Users and others
Import of the following items will be allowed to actual users and others, as indicated against each item under Free Licensing Scheme. Applications may be made to the regional licensing authorities concerned under whose jurisdiction the applicant unit falls, in the pres- cribed form, given in Appendix 3 of the ITC Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78. Import licences will be granted with a validity period of 12 months from the date of issue In the case of cerum items, import will be permitted upto the specified limit as Indicated against each.
SI No Description ot goods
Category of Importers to whom allowed
I
2
3
1 Permissible spare parts meant for maintenance of the imported machinery or imported parts of indigenous machinery
(/) By acutal users (industrial) both in public and private sectors duly registered with DGTD or State Dire^tois of industnos, or other authorities concerned, lequmng spare parts for maintenance ot imported machinery or impor- ted parts of indigenous machinery installed or used in their own factory, including spare parts of ancillary equipments, control and laboratory equipment and safety appliances
(u) Licences will be issued with general description- namcly—"permissible spare parts required for maintenance of the machines installed or used in the licence holder's factory including spare parts of ancillary equipments, control and laboratory equipment and safety appliances"
(In) Import of consumable spares will not be allowed
against such licences
(iv) Licences issued will be valid for import of all permissible spare parts including those allowed on restricted basis as well as those import of which is allowed in consultation with DGTD or other sponsoring authorities in terms of the policy indicated in Section II of this book However, import of ball bearings, cylindrical roller bearings, tapered roller bearings, spherical roller bearings and needle roller bearings which arc shown as restricted in Appendix 14 of this Book, will not be allowed for import under the scheme. Similarly, import of refractories, wcldinp electro- des and rolling mill rolls, including chilled rolls for roller flour mills, will also not be allowed as permissible spare parts
2
. Item", nf machinery and machine tcK>h specified in Appendix—3
Actual users holding industrial licence/registration certificate, subject to the condition that with the importation nf these machines they will not exceed the licensed/approved capacity.
Viscosc/Poiynosic Fibre/Viscose tow (cellulosic staple fibre)
, Polyester Fibre/tow, . . . ..
3 4
\ (a) Units engaged in textile industry and holding J industrial licence/registration certificates issued under item Nos. 23(1), 23(3) or 23(5) of the first Schedule to the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951, and
(b) All cotton/Woollen/Art Silk units registered with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay and holding permits under the various Textile Control Orders issued by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay, including Co-operative Societies of powerlooms owners whose looms are covered by permits issued by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.
Acrylic Fibre/tow
5
U) Units engaged in textile industry and holding industrial licence issued under item Nos. 3(1), 23(3) or 23(5) of the first schedule to the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951;
(b) Spinners holding permits issued by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay under clause 3(1) of the Woollen Textiles (Production and Distribution) Control Order, 1962, and
fc) Such other units engaged in the manufacture of woolen products and hitherlo were recognised for lelease of wool under actual users quota conditions
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1
2
Crude diugs for Ayurvedic and Unani medicines covered by Lists A & B of Anncxuic 5 to Appendix 19 of thii Book
7 Homoeopathic Drugs (single) in basic form and/oi of any pot- ency, including sugar of milk in bulk and Biochemic medicines
8 Homoeopathic medicines in finished form
.
Coconut Oil . Copra Groundnut Oil Groundnut seeds Sunflower seeds Sunflower Oil Soyabcan Oil Soyabcan seeds Rapeseed Oil Rapesecd seeds Palm Oil/Palm Oleine Palm seeds
9. 10. 11 12. 13. 14 15. 16 17. IS 19 20
21 Raw Wool
3
Actual users engaged in the manufacture of Ayurve- dic and Unani medicines Impoit will be allowed as under :—
(1) Items covered by List A can bo imported with- out any face value restriction,
(2) Individual items coveied by List B can be im- ported upto 20% of ihe face value of the licences;
(3) Total imports of List B items should not ex- ceed 50% of the face value of the licences.
Actual Users engaged in manufacture of Homoeo- pathic medicines.
(1) Dealers m homoeopathic medicines, individuals, hospitals and nursing homes
(2) Licences issued will not be valid for import of the following.—
(a) Homoeopellet.
(h) Lactose.
(c) Special types of phials for bottling and storing homoeopathic medicines.
(d) Special types of corks for homoeopathic medi- cine containers
Both refined and umeflned. For refining, blending and for dneU. human consum- . ption. Import not allowed for use in Vauasnati industry, and for other industrial purposes.
J
(/) Actual useis holding industrial licence issued under Item No. 23(3) of the first schedule to the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951.
(li) Actual users engaged in the manufacture of woo- llen products and hithterto recognised for release of raw wool under the actual user quota condi- tions
(/i/) Worsted/woollen spinners holding permits issued by the Textile Commissioner under Clause 3(1) of the Woollen Textile (Production and Distribution/Control) Order, 1962.
(tv) Worsted spinners whoso spinning capacity has been regularised but who have not so far been ablejto receive any quota for imported wool.
(v) Hosiery units which arc registered exporters.
(vz) Combing units who are doing combing for i-apative use only,
NOTE: Other combing units who are doing combir.g on commission basis, should submit applications through the sponsoring authority i.e Textile Commissioner, Bombay, Licences will be given for the value recommended by the sponsoring authority.
324/144 THE GAZETTE OF INDTA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [P\RT 7APPENDIX 2—concld.
3
2
1
1. Dealers in watches/watch parti for servicing/ W.mh p*m
22
maintenance of watches,
2. Impoit licence* will be granted subject to a maxi- mum value limit of Rs. 1 00 lakh Licences issued will not he valid for import of the following items.—
(/) Watch case (A\\ tvpes) (ID Dials. (in) Plates, (iv) Bridges, (v) Cocks, (vi) Watch movements (PH) Watches in CKD or SKD conditions
3. Intending importers should furnish original/ photostat copy of sales-tax registration number or any other acceptable evidence to show that they are dealers m watches/watch parts
(1) By all persons for stock and sale (2) Import licences will be issued subject to a maxi- DaU-s 1 Dry fruits >
23 24
mum limit of Rs 10,000/- for each item,
(3) Licences will not be valid for import from Afghanis- tan Policy for import of these items from Afghanistan with whom there is bilateral trade agreement, will be notified later
(4) In the case of importers who are eligible for licences for dry fruits and dates under the special policy laid down for this purpose for import from Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq and Mascut, licences will continue to be issued in terms of that policy.
(1) By all persons for stock and sale (2) Import licences will be issued subject to a maxi-
mum limit of Rs. 10,000 for each item.
NutmcBS/Mace 1 Cinnamon }" CIOVM J
25 26. 27
(3) In the case of established importers who are holding quota certificates for these items, licences will be gi anted for a value equal to the value of quota ceniflcates, subject to a maximum ofBs. I.Olakh and minimum of Rs. 10,000/- for each item.
28
The following instruments and equipments required for education of the blind .
Import licences will be granted to individuals and 1 others, on the recommendation of the National Y Federation of the Blind or other associations of I the blind
(;) Diaille typewriters (il) Stcieotypc machines dii) Recording a nd recoidins material's Uv) Biaille wrist watches, pocket watches and braUlc time-pieces (v) Braille thermometers., biaille maps and other cductional matcual (vi) Low vision aids for visually handicapped persons like magnifying
glasses
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDfA EXTRAORDINARY , APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/145APPENDIX 3
List of MACHINE TOOLS and MACHINERY—GENERAL placed on free licensing for actual users.
MACHINE TOOLS
20. Gear Eccentncity Tester.
Turning Machines
1. Single Spindle Sliding Head Automatic Lathes of bar capacity above 20 mm.
2. Cam-Shaft, Crankshaft Turning Lathe.
3. Table type Honzontal Jig Boring machine spindle dia 160 mm and above.
4. Tool Room Precision Optical Co-oid. Jig Boung machine including Numiencal Control.
21. Hypoid Gear Tooth Spacing Tester.
22. Gear Quenching Press.
23. Hydiaulic High Precision Internal Machine, ngit construction—capacity above 100 mm bore diameter.
24 Slide-way Grinding Machine.
25. Optical Profile Grinding Machine.
Drilling Machines
5. Turret Drilling machine.
26. Centreless grinding machine -capacity above 100 mm dia Fully automatic sizing control for compensating the wear of the grinding wheel
27 Specialized internal grinder for grinding ball/ Threading Machines
6. Thread Grinding Machine.
7. Automatic High Duty Mass-Production Nut Tapper;,
roller bearing races.
28. Specialised Spur Gear Shaping Cutler Sharpening machine.
29. Specialised Straight Tooth Bevel Gear/Hypoid Milling Machines
8. Mechanical Vei heal Kay Seating Machine.
9 Thread Milling/Thread Hobbing Machine.
Gear Cutter Sharpening machine.
30. Specialised Helical Gear Cutter Sharpening machine.
31. Specialised Automatic Hob Cutter Sharpening machine.
32. Twist Drill Grinder above 25 mm dia. capacity.
Gear Cutting, Generating Finishing and Testing
Machines
10 Spur Gear Hobbing Machine above 1250 mm blank diameter
11 Automatic straight Bevel/Hypoid Bevel gear generator,
12. Hypoid Bevel gear lapper.
33. Spline Shaft Grinding machine.
34. Precision Double Disc (Duplex) Grinders for sizing
35 Automatic Honzontal spindle suiface giinding machine round table type.
Lapping and Honing Machine
13. Gear Tooth Honing Machine.
14. Gear Grinding Machine with wheel dressers
15. Gear Shaving Machine.
36. Single Spindle Vertical honing machine.
Welding and Cutting Machines
16. Gear Dcburrmg Machine
17. Hypoid Gear Tester.
37. Automatic o\y-acetylene gas profile cutting machine capacity above 150 mm thick steel plates.
Testing Machines
18. Gear Profile and Helix Tester.
19. Bevel dear HKink Checker
38. Universal Testing machine above 100 tonnes capacity foi testing engineering materials.
324/146 THE GAZEl FE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 |I>ARI 1APPENDIX 3~contd
39. Hardness Tester.
Others
40. Raceways superfinislung machine for finishing the races of bearings.
41. Specialized High Piecision Semi-Automatic Turn- ing and Thread chasing machine for watch manufacture.
42. Double Pivot Burnishing Machine—Burnishing dia. of pivot 0 05—Zmm.
43. Special purpose nulling machine equipped with 5 fixed spindles revolving plates with indexing table, with high precision of 0 002 mm for watch parts.
44. High precision roulti-spindle Hydraulic milling machine for milling of parts in 8 different opera- tions and recess making with a tolerance of 0 005 mm for watch parts.
45. Special purpose milling machine equipped with 10 fixed spindles 2 straight passages, 1 circular passages, 1 horizontal unit for production of bridges titled with electronic table for watch parts.
52. Special purpose semi-automatic deburring, bur- nishing, brightening and polishing machine special- ly designed and tooled for lapping polishing of wrist watch parts.
53. Special purpose flat lapping and polishing machine for mirror finish without loss of flatness of watch parts.
54. Automatic double pin welding precision machine for welding copper dials feet to watch dial duly tooled up.
55. Automatic Rjgid Can Trimming machine for trimming, threading, rolling, beding and knur- ling of hollow bodies with round cross-section made of aluminium.
56 Automatic Four station bolt making machine comprising of feeding, cutting, upsetting and threading mechanism with automatic transfer mechanism between the stations for max shank dia 10 mm and 16 mm.
57. Hydraulic cold circular saw bar capacity above 530 mm,
58. Plastic Extruder above 150 mm. diameter.
Machine for Manufacture of Grinding Wheels
46. High capacity indexing Uble milling machine with 15/20/30 stations for drilling, tapping and milling of watch parts of very close tolerances of 0.005 mm. equipped with circular work plates automatic feeding and ejecting device.
47. Special purpose Rotary table drilling and milling machine for vertical horizontal, key-way type and contour milling and drilling operations with 12 stations equipped with an index table duly tooled up for operations on watch plates and watch parts.
48. Special purpose multi-spindle horizontal drilling and fine tapping machine for drilling and tapping duly tooled up to perform specific operations on dial plate of watches.
59. Grinding wheel edging machine for grinding
wheels.
60. Semi-automatic grinding wheel side dressing machine,
61. Grinding wheel grinding machine.
62. Grinding wheel lathe for mounted points.
63 Grinding wheel lathe for grinding wheels.
MACHINERY GENERAL
1 Carbon Film Resistors, Plastic Film Capacitors
& ceramiL capacitors.
49. Special purposcjewel fitting
50. Special purpose hydrauhcally operated auto- matic rivetting machine for cannons pinions for watches,
51. Specul puiposc Duplex pivot polishing machine for automatic simultaneous burnishing of both pivots with carbide wheels for polishing range 0.005 mm. to 0.002 mm.
1. Automatic Terminal Copping machine.
2. Automatic Resistance Value performing
machine by Helix cutting
3. Automatic Resistance Sorting machine.
4. Automatic Coating machine with automatic
selectoi with auto feeder.
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5, Colour coding machine with auto feeder.
6, Automatic Ultrasonic Washing machine.
7, Percent Meter.
2. Copper I'oih
1. Copper Foil Processing Equipment complete with (a) Frame (b) Anode Hanger (c) Bear- ing and current collector (d) Anode 20 pcs. sets 2,500 Amp (e) Driving Device of Roller (f) Cathode 414 mm diax. 2,500 mm width.
3. Reed Switches
1. Flair Assembly machine.
2. Automatic Sorter
3. Barrel Plating system.
4. Hand Tester.
5. Ltfe Test System.
6. Lead cutter.
7. Cabbration Meter.
8. Lead Former.
9. Tigging.
10 Plating facility to plate gold and Radium over reed switch contracts.
11. Dual Time Base.
8, Automatic Rack welders with heads and spe- cial SS Bars.
9, Equipment for formation process including rectifier power source with automatic pro- gramming and SS Electrolyte tank with auto- matic programming washing.
10. Equipment for lcformation process consist- ing of rectifier power source with automatic piograroming and temperature controls.
11. Automatic machine for chemical impreg- nation and processing consisting of turbine pumps, automatic ovens, vacuum evapora- tors etc.
12. Automatic Carbon dipping and processing machine including conveyonzed hot chamber.
13. Automatic Silver dipping and processing machine including conveyonzed hot chamber,
14. Automatic solder dipping machine with programmed feeds.
15. Automatic Bar cut-off with stripper attach- ment.
16. Automatic radial lead welding machines with programmed lead assembly stations and auto- matic solder adopter station.
17. Epoxy dipping station including jigs, and fixtures tanks, curing ovens and temperature controls.
18. Hot chambers continuously variable with an accuracy of 0 1 °C at 200 °C including rectifier power supply.
4 Plants ami Machinery for the Manufacture of Re-
sistances and Aluminium Electrolytic Capacitors
1. Semi-automatic marking machine.
2. Automatic sleeving machine.
3. Automatic hot stamping machine.
4. Batch aging equipment.
5. Heat shrink tunnel.
6. Sleeve cutter.
7. Stitcher & Winder.
19. Automatic testers quality control sample test station with fixtures and jigs including rectifer power supply.
20. Semi-Automatic printers complete with holders, rollers, pads, off set type,
21. Carbonising Furance with Electronics con- trol.
22. Automatic Terminal Capping machine
3 2 4 / 1 48 T HE G A Z E T TF OF I N D TA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R TL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A 1 S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 [ P A IU IAPPENDIX 3 —contd.
23. Automatic Resistance value performing machine by helix cutting
24. Automatic Resistance sorting machine.
25 Automatic leads wire welding machine.
26. Automatic Coating machine with automatic selector with auto feeder.
27. Colour coding machine with auto feeder.
4 Automatic machine for the manufacture of Ball Pen Tips automatic loading of tip blanks and ejection of finished tips.
5. Automatic machine for ink injection, assembly crimping and hot stamping of capillary Ball Pen Cartridges.
6. Universal—Write Testing machine.
6. H.T. Machine Screws & Bolts
28. Percent Meter.
29. Moulding press for disc, making and sets of
Dies.
30. Capacitor assembling machine.
31 Automatic Sorting machine
32. Silver Plating Equipment.
33. Automatic value marking machine
34. Decade Capacitor.
35. Limit Bridge with arrangement for dissi- pation factor.
1. 5 Station bolt maker.
2. 5 Spindle Automatic screw machine.
3. Transfer bolt former.
4. High Speed rotary thread rolling machine
5. Trimming machine.
6. Pointing machine
7. Magnetic Tapes
1. Complete unit for manufacture of Magnetic Tapes.
8. Castings Alloy Iron, Malleable Iron
36. Special purpose tube forming machine.
37. Continuous high temperature firing furnace.
38. Fully automatic silver painting and firing Machine & drying furnace.
39. Fully automatic terminals winding & soldering Machine
40. Capacitance meters
1. Disamatic flaskless all automatic moulding machine.
2. Direct Reading Spectro-meter.
3. Metal mould centrifugal casting machines suitable for producing 75 mm to 500 mm O D x 250 meters long tubes.
4 Metallographic Microscope x 2500 magnifi- cation complete with attachment of both transparent & transmitted polarised light and photographic attachment.
i. Pen Manufacture
1. Pointing machine for cutting & pointing on
both ends of filament pensticks
2. Production equipment for fibre tips.
3. Automatic machine for the machining of from part of Ball Pen Tips, complete 5. Micro-hardness tester; Mag : x 100 x 400 with all standard attachments a 35 mm camera for photomicrographic work.
6. Vacuum Type direct reading spectrometer.
7 Gamma Ray Radiography Unit suitable for Indium 192 & Cobalt 60
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8. Vacuum Emission Spectrometer.
9. Sand coated plant output rating 2000 kgs
per hour.
Evaporation 240 Kg/hour of moisture.
Capacity
9. Manufacture nf Bimetal Strips am] Mimetal
Discharge Rate 1000 Kg/hour of dry DCP with I "; to 2°,; moisture content,
Bearings.
1. Splitting Tool for use on Crank Press.
11 Nylon Zip Fasteners
2. Blanking Tool for use on Crank Press.
3. Oil Pocket Special Machine
4. Special Height Checking machine
5. Blanking tool (Down cut) for use on crank
Press.
Bending tool for use on crank press.
7. Jig for Embossing for Bimetal bushes
8. Die Set and tool for Blanking of Thrust
Washers.
9. Centrifugal casting machine for bearings
40—150 mm.
1 Plastic zip fastener coiling machine with
double head.
2. High speed sewing machine.
3. Automatic gapping machine.
4 Space cleaning machine
5. Fully automatic bottom stop machine.
6. Semi-automatic slider mounting machine.
7. Semi-automatic top stop machine.
8 Automatic pinking machine
12. Rubber Hoses/Pipes
10. Centrifugal casting machine for bearings 150 to 350 mm.
11. Auto cycle Oil Grooving machine.
12. Pressure Limiting valves for pressure 1000-3000
Psi.
13. High Pressure Valves rating 3000 psi with
packing and support rings.
14. Fine metering valve with micrometer handle.
15. Micrometer capillary valve with Tefloon
ring.
1. Double Deck Vertical Type 36 x 36 Carrier, Cotton Rayon Braid Rubber Hose Braider each Deck with 18-7in Dm. Horn gears for producing 36 carrier over 2 under 2 Braids.
2. Double Deck Horizontal Type 24 x 24 Carrier Heavy Duty wire braider, each deck fitted with a braid-ring for wire brading and 18-7in Dia. Ductile Iron Horn gears for producing 24 carrier over 2 under 2 braid including standard duty caterpillar haul off.
3. Double Deck Horizontal Type 36 x 36 carrier heavy duty wire braider each deck fitted with a braid ring for wire braiding and 18-7 in Dia. Ductile horn iron gears for producing 24 earner over 2 under 2 braid including stan- dard duty caterpillar haul off
10 Ossein and Di-Calcium Phosphate
1. One fully automatic pneumatic Ring Dryer for continuous drying of moist dicalcium phosphate (DCP).
Feed Rate; 1240 Kg/hour of wet DCP
with 20% moisture content.
4. Bobbin Winder to wind wire into bobbing
equipped with 12 let off fixtures with brakes.
5. Complete tyre mould with rings.
6. Multi-cell ageing oven for rubber.
7 Text Apparatus 10 station.
8. Air Hydropump.
324/150 THr GA/ErTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 fpA,n [APPENDIX 3 —LonKl
13. Clutch Facings and Clutch Compound1;,
1. High efficiency Tape Jacquard Loom.
Internal width 2500 mm approx.
Total length 3650 mm approx.
Depth 2000 mm approx.
2. Impregnating device for woven tape.
3. Impregnating device for 30 cords
4. Condux—Cutting Mill.
5. Rolling up Automatic Machine for yarn
for oscillating roll winding.
6. Rolling up Automatic Machine for yarn for
spiral rolling up.
7. Universal Mixing & Kneading Machine with
grinding plate, kneading wing & double sided
gear wheel drive.
8. Condux-Wing Beater Mill including complete
V-belt drive and ventilation system motor
data 22 KW, 1500 r.p.m.
9. Level Orinder with conveyor belt, with oscilla-
ting grinding rolls & equipped with dust
catchers.
10. Centrifugal Test Stand for finding out the burst factor of clutch facings with an outer diameter of appro*.. 180—200.
11. Clutch Facing Test stand with dynamical
moment of mtertia of J-l 31 kmp/sec for
testing the clutch facing with an outer diameter
of approx. 200 mm.
12. Automatic Riveting Machine for fixing linings to clutch platet by means of drilled rivets, automatic rivet feed set up for rivets 4 mm dia, complete with electric equipment.
jector screen, collets, bushing liners, filter bags, electrical spaces, space spindle, hydra- ulics & circuit diagram complete with high solid carbide drill-bits of various sizes
3. Through-hole-plating line
(a) Rubber Coating on supporting structure
(b) Magnetic Filter system.
(c) Spares for magnetic filter.
(d) Heating skimmer.
4. Ultra High speed boring and countouring
machine with Projector and tools.
5. Etching & Rinsing facility consisting of conveyor module, etching module, spray module with titanium cooling coil.
6 Regeneration unit for the alkaline Elchant
7. Precision Screen Printing machine,
8. Precision Copying device with high vacuum
pump complete with metal Halogen Lamps.
9. Developing Device.
10. Screen washer with solvent circulation and
Filteration system.
11. Pneumatic Stretcher complete with 14 stre- tching units, compressed air feeders, high pressure Tubing and Compressed air servic- ing unit.
14. Printed Circuit Boards
1. High speed Precision Saw 7000 R.P.M. Spin- dle speed for printed board glassopoxy material complete with all accessories.
2. Ultra High speed printed board drilling machine 24000 to 48000 RPM complete with pro- 12. Automatic Board Brushing Machine for deburring deoxidizing, cleaning and drying of smgle and double sided printed circuit boards.
13. Automatic Resist Stripper, 45 cm conveyor
width, machine for the removal of aU types of
resists used in the manufacture of printed
circuits.
SFC 11 THE GAZETTH OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/YAJSAKHA 7, 1899 324/151APPENDIX 3 —contd.
15. Plant and Machinery for the Manufacture of
N. Automatic Cutting and sharpening machine
Industrial Springs
1. Coil spring makers with complete tooling
sets.
2. Torsion spring winders.
3. Horizontal four slide machine with wire reels
4. Spring and grinding machine with dust arres-
ter
5. Electronic elasticometers and semi-automatic.
6. ElasUcometer
7 Wire pre-heater.
8. Electronic non contact spring measuring,
controlling & sorting devices.
9. Wire straightening & Cutting machine.
10. Internal chamber grinding machine with
dust arrestors.
for cutting and tapering into sharp point after swaging at the same time
9. Automatic Slot Milling Machine to groove
the needle.
10 Automatic Drilling machine to get a very delicate and correct drilling on the needle automatically.
11. Automatic Rivet Hole & Back slot Machine
suitable for the purpose of contour sinking and removing the back of the solt of needle automatically.
12 Automatic Hook Bending Machine to bend
the head of needles.
13 Automatic Latch Making machine. 14. Automatic Latch Setting machine. 15. Automatic Rivetting machine for kuitting
needles.
16. Automatic Latch Grinding machine for shar-
ing of latch head.
16. Machinery For the Manufacture of Ferrites {Ele-
17 Automatic Unoxidatiori Hardening Furnace.
ctronics)
1. Electric Tunnel Kiln with tray conveyance
with protective gas atmosphere.
2. Rotary Kiln for the presintering of soft ferr-
ites.
3. Impedance Bridge.
4. Universal Bridge with D.C. Choke Adopter.
5. Circuit Magnetification Meter with Oscilla-
tor and transformer.
6. Component Linearity test
7. Decade capacitor.
8. Impedance Comparator
9. Automatic Powder compacting Press for
Fernte Memory cores.
10 Automatic Memory core Test Set-up.
18. Tempering Furnace.
19. Automatic Polishing and shining machine. 20. Inspection Tools for inspecting and measur- ing all parts, of needles with dial gauge, mic- roscope, etc.
21. Automatic straightening & Cutting machine. 22. Automatic Wire Needles Forming machine. 23. Automatic Tongle Press Machine for wiring
needle after butt and bending process.
24. Automatic wire needle forming machine.
18. Presses :
(/) Hydraulic Extrusion Presses for manufacture of Seamless Tubes/Profiles of steel and non- ferrous metals.
(u) High Speed Impact Extrusion Piesses for manufacture of Rigid and Collapsible tubes of nonforrous metals.
19. Instruments Testing and Electronic Equipment :
17. Machinery for the Manufacture of Hosiery Need-
(/) Amplidyne generators.
(n) Ozone generator with ozoniser cells, lines, les-
1. Automatic Press Machine for Plate Needles.
2 Automatic straightening Machine for strai-
ghtening work.
1. Automatic side-edge Rounding machine for
making edge of each plate needle.
4. Automatic centering Machine.
5 Automatic Grooving Machine, for scooping
out with metallic pattern.
6. Automatic Cutter Rounding machines.
7. Automatic Swaging Machine.
wooden tank
(;/() Wearable External source/portable self-con- tained broathing resuscitation equipment for use in areas with toxic and dangerous/explo- sive gases.
(n1) Explosimeters or combustible gas indicator. (v) Universal measuring instrument to check gauges, tools, jigs and components of all kinds including internal and external threads.
(vi) Single pan metallurgical balance to read upto
0 00001 gram.
(vn) Reading vacuum spectrometer to analyse fer-
rous and non-ferrous metals
324/152 THE GAZE 1TK OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 189<> IPARI IAPPENDIX 3—cuntd
PLANT AND MACHINERY REQUIRED FOR OIL EXPLORATION BY OIL AND NATURAL GAS COMMISSION AND MESSRS. OIL INDIA LIMITED
List of Equipment
1. Drilling Rig. (except on-shore oil drilling ru^)
2. B.OP.'s
3 Well Head and X-mas trees
4. Core Barrel.
5 Kellics.
6. Desilter.
7 DST Sets and accc^ories
8. Cementing Units and Bunkers.
9. Fracturing Unit 2AH-500 (mounted on truck)
10. Fracturing Unit 4AH-700 (mounted on truck)
11. Sandmixing Unit 3A (mounted on truck)
12 Sandmixing Unit 4A (mounted on truck)
13. Acid Pumping Unit (mounted on truck)
14. Steam Mobile Unit
15. High Pressure Gate Valve and other valve.
16. Crown block.
17 Diesel Fngme Power Unit,
18. Power Unit Assembly.
19. Pipe Lathe (Pipe threading machine).
20. Kelly/Pipe straightening machine.
21. Travelling Block.
22. Hook.
23. Samplers.
24. Bottom hole sampler with clock device.
25. Liquid pomearneier.
26. Core grinder/Core dull.
Si< 1| IIIL <-A7l I Tli 01' INDIA LXIR\OK_DINARY . APRIL 27, iy77/VAISAKUA 7, 1X99 324/153APPENDIX ^-count
27. Camera Lucids.
28. P V T. Apparalus
29. Hydraulic Filter Press.
30. Sonolog Acoustic Wellsounder.
31 Mud logging laboratory.
32. Mud Automatic Gas logging station.
33. Digital Seismic Unit.
34. Vibraseis mounted on Crab Tractor
35. Mobile Cranes 30 to 40 ton capacity.
36. Trucks with Prime-movers 30 to 40 ton capacity.
Details of Equipment
Particular 3-D Russian
Russian i
MAT 45 ALD
BU15 .
Russian
tf-2500 Italian Tower 'A' Type Type
Tower
Type
Tvpe
MAT55
Ameri-
can
Ameri- Ruma-
can nian
2-DH
Ruma-
nian
15)77
BLOW OUT PREVENTORS
1978
1979
(a) 16 in—0 3000 PSI WP 10 10 5 (fc) 13.5/8in—0 5000 PSI WP 3 3 1 (c) 11 in—0 10000 PSI -do- 1 3 2 (d) 6in—9 5000 PSI double BOP -do- 3 3 1
WELL HEADS COMPLETE WITH X-MAS TREES TYPE NATIONAL OR EQUIVALENT TO SUIT
20in x 14 3/4in x 9 5/6in x 5. l/2in casting list valves/stce) rings, gaskets studs nots and seals 20 in x 2000 PST 14.3/4m x 3000 PST 9.5/8in x 10000 PSI & 5 1/2 in x 10000 PST & 2 7/8 in x 10000 PSI.
(b) 14.3/4in x 9.5/8in x 5 1/2 in 700 Atmospheres with flange connections 16m—2000 PST loin—5000 PSI & l/6in 10000 PST.
(c) 14,3/4in x 9.5/8in x 5 l/2in—350 atmospheres
(
(e) 9.5/8m x 5 l/2in—140 Aim.
(f) 18.5/8in x 13 3/8in x 9 5/8in x 5 l/2in—5000 PSI.
33 fi otI/77- -12
324/154 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, Jy77/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [ P A R T!APPENDIX 3—contd.
CORE BARREL
6.3/4in x 4in x 60ft Christensen double tube core barrel series 250 P. complete with safety joint 4.1/2 in API full hole box up pait no D 1200.
1 2
KEIXY & KELLY BUSHES
A. Kellies
1. 5in square (Gost) 14 Mts. length.
2. 4in square (Gost) 16 Mts. length.
3. 2.7/8 in Square, 7Mts. length.
B. Kelly Bushings
1. 5in Square (one Side 140mm bore 75 mm).
2. 4in Square, (One sido 115mm, Bore 75 mm)
3. 2.7/8in Square
4. 5in Square
TV. Mod Conditioning Equipment
1. Degaser Electric Driven to Handle for 2.00 Sp. gr.
Capacity 1400 Litres/Minutes. 35 Metres kind of Mud.
2. Desander Model T-6-6 Pioneer or equivalent with 6-6ID Cones capacity 600 GPM Complete with Prime Mover,
3 Desilter (Baroid) or equivalent with 12-4in cones cap.
1000 GPM complete with Prime mover.
4, Mud mixing Centrifugal Pump specifications.
DST SETS AND ACCESSORIES
Johnston DST Tools 5in OD MFE String Complete with accessories for 12 l/4m 8 1/2 in and 6m Open hole and 9 5/8m 7in, 5 l/2in and 5in cased hole with complete surface control equipment swivel control head, bar dropper assembly, steel flow hoses, flool manifold double head etc.
CEMENTING UNTTS AND BUNKER
Cementing units on the chasis of 1CPA-3-257 Maximum presume 320Kg./CM2 Capacity 23 Ltis. per second *A32OMm complete with suction and delivery lines.
Cementing Bunkers on the chasis of automobile KPA3-257 with water feeding block
Bunker capacity is 14 5 cm. The largest transportable mase of cement is 9 tons, capacity of cement slury (specific gravity 1-2 grams/CM')
FRACTURING UNIT 2AH-500 AND AH-700 (MOUNTED ON TRUCK)
Hydrofracturing unit for injecting the working fluids during hydraulic fracturing of a formation and send getting processes in Oil & Gas Wells. Mounted on an automobile chassis KRAZ-257, 4AH-700, Maximum capacity 22 Lit.'Sec. Maximum pressures 700 atm drive from Diesel engines unit 4yc-8OO with power-800 4P Pump 4P-7OO oveiall dimensions in non 9800x29000x3320.
SAND MIXING UNIT 3A AND 4A (MOUNTED ON TRUCKS)
Type 317A snnd pulp mixer is canicd by a chassis of A 3-219 truck having carrying capacity of 12 ton. The mixer comprises the following main units, and pump assembly, mixer, hopper, distubuting collector, operating platform power take olT box and Mixer, Power take off Box of screw feeders.
Six, 1J I l lL CJA/I-TTL OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAKV APRIL 27, J977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/-155APPENDIX 3—contd.
ACID PUMP UNIT
Acid pumping unit AZ in mash 30A mounted on KRAZ-257 Pump 4HK-500, Capacity 15.72 Lit/sec Max Pressure 500 kg/Cm', Tank Capacity 13000 kg,
MOBILE STEAM UNIT
Mobile Steam Unit for dewaxing of Oil Wells, Heating Pipe Lines, feeding by steam or Oil Field Units and other operations associated with heating by steam.
Mounted on automobile suitable chasis Prod, capacity 1000 Kg/Hr.
Max. temp.
310°C
Max. press
100 atm.
Cap. of Water Tank
3500 litres.
Pump for feeding wats—Plunger type T-5/100 forced draft for VD-3.
Trailer/skid mounted 3 phase (Oil water and gas separator) Complete with all standard connections and inclu- ding the following items with each separator •—
I. Built in heating arrangement for heating oil with gas available.
From the separator from 10°C to 40°C including pilot burner & main burner, gas filter and complete inter-connection from the separator to the burner and the outlet connection from the separator and also with thermostat control system. The heating airangement should be fitted in the main body of the separator shell.
II. Automatic Liquid level control system for oil water and gas-oil.
III. Oil and water volumetors (dump meter) complete with dump counter and dump recorder in metric system.
Alternatively, positive displacement meter with counter to record the discharge of water and oil in cms alongwith integrator for each oil and water. There should he a bypass arrangement of oil and water PD meters.
IV. Automatic Oil sampler fitted m oil life with gas operated motor for taking oil sample, sample container and centrifugal apparatus to find out B.S. & W.
V. Suitable pressure gauge indicating pressure in KG/cm2.
VI Liquid level gauge.
VTL Relief valve.
VIII. Back pressure regulator with gas filter.
IX. Complete piping for oil, water and gas deliveries terminating at the end of skid with hammer union connections at the end for connecting further line.
X. Two per gas flow recorder with clock machanism suitable to operate for 7 days by once winding complete with manifold for making connection from the gas line pipe to flowmeter, 1000 flow charts red and blue recording ink and a suitable stand or mounting the flow meter on the flow line.
XI. Orifice fitting mounting on the gas line for onficcnieter arrangement. It should be double chamber orifice fitting a suitable arrangement of changing the orifice plates under pressure, without inter- rupting the flow.
324/156 THF GAZEITR OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . AI'RIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKKA 7, 1899 [PARI 1APPENDIX 3—contd.
XTI. 2 sets of stainless steel orifice plates of bore 10mm, 20mm, 30mm, 40mm, 50mm, 55mm, 60mm, 65mm 70mm, 75mm and SO mm.
The separator and all its components and accessories should be externally coated to make the equip- ment suitable for field operation. The vessel, pipe work and welding should be heat treated, Irrayed and coded for sour service but valves should be for normal service
XTII. 3 sets of operation manual, repair and maintenance manual and spare parts catalogue for Separator P D. Meter, F relief valve, back pressure regulator, sampler and for each type of diaphragm motor valve.
XtV. Recommended spare parts for one year operation.
XV. 15 number chicken joints of about 4 metres length each (or any standard length nearer to 4 metres) of a suitable size and pressure rating 3000 psi for each separator for connecting the delivery lines from separator for Gas Oil and water outlets
The capacity of these separator should be as indicated bolow :—
1. Oil about 229 c ms. (1440 barrels) per day, water about 115 cms. (720 barrels,) per day DGR about 150 volume to volume. Working pressure 125 PSI 9 8jkg per sq. Centimetres) quantity— 3 nos. (Three) 2. Oil 320 cms (2000 barrels per day water about 249 cms (1500 barrels per day) GDR 150 volume to volume. Working pressure 250 PSI (15 k.g. per sq. centimetres), quantity—1 No. (one).
3. Skidmounted—3 "phase and 3 stage horizontal/vertical separator battery with a working pressure of first stage 600 PST (40 Kg. per sq. centimetre second stage 300 PST (20 K.g. per sq. centimetre) and third stage 125 PST (8 Kg per sq centimetre), Capacity (Oil and water 9000 barrels per day), GDR about 150. The separator should have gas measuring arrangement including flow meters and orifice plates for each stage. All other jtems will be the same as mentioned above, quantity—I (one).
HIGH PRESSURE GATE VALVE AND OTHER VALVES
1. 4in x250 atms. flex seal type gate valve 140 mm ring size 210 PCI 8 holes of 27 mm dia, alongwith nuts, bolts steel gaskets.
260
la. Spares for above like gate packing, gate plate and gland packing etc. —
2. 2210xatms x95 mm ring size 165 mm PCD, 8 holes of 25 4 M gate valves 210
3. 2 I/2in x200 atms. x 110 mm ring size 190 mm PCD 8 holes of 29 6 mm.
4. Cammeron 3in type H-2 adjustable choke alongwith companion flanges, rings and studs style'D'Pt. No. 38254-1-1-1
38 5. 4in x210 atms. (USSR) with thrust face bolt circle dia 210 mm 8 holes 27 mm alongwith studs, nuts bolts and recommended spares foi one year operation.
jgQ
6. Armskov Gate Valve 2. l/2in x 160atms. W/O flanges and seal ring. (Bleeding valves),
(a) Ball.
(b) Seats.
(c) Guide nuts
Sir tl THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/157APPENDIX l—conld
Uissian i BU7:
ssian
5-DI
3-D Ru<
MAT55 Arner-
5 URB- idn 4PM
H-2500 Italian Particulars
Russ
Russia n lean
MATUS Amer- ican
•A'T: ypc
2-LD Ruma- nian
2 - DH R u m a- nian 'A' Type
Tower Type
Tower Type
(9)
(8)
(10)
(12) (4)
(5)
(7)
(2)
(3)
(11)
(6)
0)
CROWN BLOCK
Gir-200
Y-3-
GI--125 CB-575
CB-ll
MODEL
>
Y-% 206-2
Y-3- 130-:
Y-3- 200-2
D E CO
Oil Wtll No 360
JB B26/ 50-9 ACS
130-2
360
130
200
125
480
75
200
200
40
Rated load capacity (Meirii.)
130
23
15
sy
10 6
24 5
15 5
T23
18 b
Maxi Line Pull T (Metric)
14 5
6
6
5
7
6 x5
4
6
6
No. of Cable
4
6
900
yoo
900
1050
900
1 1/4 1000
1000
Sheaves Sheave Dia
460
900
mm
2K
32
28
31
(Groove Bottom) Gioovc Crosi
33
215- 26 5
2S
section to lit Rope Dia mm
•
e —
Single Axis
Single Axis
Single Axis
Sinyl Axis
Single Axis
Sheaves AIIJ.HI;- cments
>r Rollc
Sheave Beanng
BRG No
r Bali BRG No
X 42234
Roller BRG No 423)2
Roller BRG M UP 2248,
17
• 324, 120x
Double Row I dporod l\ R BRG
Roll* HRG No 4224' 220x 400M
Roller BRG No. 42234, I 7 0X 3J0x52
l)\ 260x55
440x120
Double Row Tapered Roll KR BRG
Roller Bearing No. 42R44 220 x 400 x 65mm
b3 D \ J 1' 52
0
300
450
450
Sand lint:
mm
Shave Dia (Groove Bottom)
7
3
3
7
Max! Load on sand line. T
Sand line Sheaves Bearing
Roller B RG 42320
:r Rollei ' BRG I No
Rolk BRG 4231:
Roller BRG No 42312
42312
Roller BRG No 42320 100215X 47mm
Overall dimension :-
2320
11 SO
1020
2320 2320 2120
1500
9 f t .- 00
Length
1290
1410 1290
1100
910 1720
1410
Width
45 3/4m. . 00
1325 1325 1843 1215
2bOO
905 lfilO
5fi,-4l,1'u
Height
0
36 SO
1100
">400
.M60
HJK)
KKKH* ID 17H0
Total weight Kg.
324/158 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART 1APPENDIX 3_tonfd.
Russian
MAT-
3-D Russian 5-D
Particulars
H-2500 Italian
'AType
B U 75 Russian
URB- 4PM Russian
2 DH Ruma- nian
4-LD Ruma- nian
Tower type
Tower type
'A typo
55 Ame- rican
MAT- 45 Ame- rican
(9)
(10)
(2)
(4)
(7)
(8)
(3)
(12)
(5)
(6)
(11) (1)
JNIT
ES POWER I
DIESEL ENGIN
/ B2 300/
VA-350 Model
400
B2 40( B2-45I
)/ B2 400/ 0 450
B2 300, 400
K D N- 40/100
ID-I2B H.300/ 40C
OM 6-71 Twin
WoLA TAN 35O(VA- 350)
F1ATD/ Englning 236-55 236-55
2
5
5
5
5
6
5
4
4
4
300
420 90-100 302
302
400 450
300
350
350
680 No of Engine per Rig Rated H.P. Per Engine
1500
1000
1500 1600
1800
1600 1600
1800
1250
1250
450 Maxi Allowable Speed R.PM
12 4
6
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
No. of Cylinder
6 Vertical Type with Torque tonventer National 342-80
150
150 150 145 41/4 in
150
150
4 1/4 in 150
150
Cylinder
180 180 ISO 180
5 in.
5 in
180
n 180
Bore mm Piston Stroke mi
180
17-1
15-16 14-15 14-15 14-15 15-5
17-1
tio 14-15
15
J5 Compression Ra
180 180 1K0
205-21;
120
ISO
1H0
1K0
120 Fuel Require- ment Nominal Rating G/H P HR
13
13 13
9
13
120
13
12C
/HP
7005 J c —
i 108x
7005 x 7005x
108 64)
150x
Oil Require- ment during operation Q/HP Over all
X
< I765x
Dimension ram
180 x 180
1765; 245
245
l"0 x 180
1765 245 x 1400
56x57 57 15/1 6in.
1400 1400
67501 2800-
Weight in Kg
1400
31KK)
Engine Base Sub
B5
3000
Engine only
Start 9 43 x 8 70 x 1
22 M T,
SEC 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/159APPENDIX 3—comd
POWER UNIT, QT-820-Pb TYPE, FOR F-400-4DH (5000 MTS. RIGS) NOS.
Specifications : —
R a t ed P o w er at t he flywheel a c c o r d i ng to D /N 6 2 7 0 -B . .
. 8 90 H . P.
R o t a t i on s p e ed . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1,400 r . p . m.
M i n i m um i d le s p e ed . . . . . . . . . . .. 7 50 r . p . m.
W e i g ht . . ..
.
2 2 , 4 00 K g s.
No of c y l i n d e is a nd T y pe . . ..
. . .. 12, V - T y pc
P n e u m a t ic s t a i t ei
. ..
.1
F l y w h e el .
.
.1
S u p e i c h a r g er ,
. , 1
A l o n g w i th C o o l i ng s y s t em ( R a d i a t or a nd F an a s s y . ), e m e r g e n cy p n e u m a t ic s h u t o l f, S t an l.u I S et of r o o k. A ir F i l t e rs e t c.
PIPE LATHE (PIPE THREADING MACHINE)
A p p r o x i m a te C o st of . .. . of P i pe l a t h es ( P i pe T h r e a d i ng M a c h i n e ) — L a k h s.
Specifications :-—
Length of bed
: 4207 mm
Hole tluough spmdlc : 300 m.m. Swing over bed • 700 m.m.
Swing over saddle : 500 m.m
The lathe is to be supplied with following accessories Complete electric equipment and motor change gear box.
4 JAW chuck at front and reat of spindle. Coolant pump, through and splash guards.
Induction hardened bed. Square turret tool post. Travelling steady with roller pads. Taper turning attachment. Change wheel for cutting metric, inch and diametial thieads. Power feed to compound lest.
Centres Roller pipe supports for dairying long pipes beyond the end of head stot.k.
Drive plates. Handles and spanneis etc
KELLY/PIPE STRAIGH MCNING MACHINE
1. Maximum pressure in the cylinder with stiaiL'htuning piston 175Kg./CM2 2. Distance between supports .
.
. 16!'f iMMMax &
3. Electric Motoi . . .
Ki66 MM Mm. 2.2 Kw. 4(10 V 1500RPM
. . .. 14 MM
,
. 40 MM
, . . 100 MM 4. Speed ieduction unit geai Ratio . . . . .. 1.2^ 5. Dia of smaller piiion . ft. Dia of larger pi ton . 7. Piston stroke . . .. 8. Ovei all dimension . .. .
. . 2000x1800x1500 M
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3-D Ru ssian
5-D Russian BU 75
MATA5
Particulars
MAT- 55
//-25OO Italian
VI' type
'A' 1 vpe
Ru"nan
2-DH
Ruma-
nian
URB-
1PM
Ruwan
4LD
Ruma-
nian
Tower
Type
Tower
Type
Ameri-
can
Ameri-
can
2
3
6
1
5
7
8
9
12
4
10
11
TRAVELLING B L OO t
Y-4^00-
Model
CB-115
MF-CF •2 Y4- 200-2
Y4- 130-3
Y-4 130-5
Oil well No 300
MF-200 - 1 25
6-8 1CD/ 7-7-1CB
2DEC Pigmome UTB-6- 5 in.
130
200 5
130 5
5
/5 4
Safe Load, (I Metric) No. of Sheaves
75-125 4
480 6 200 5
40 3
300 5
200 5
1000 1000 900 900 800 57b
988
940
60 in Sheave dia (Groove Bottom )mm
Sheave Arrangement
1 1/4 in.
Single Pin
Single Pin
Single Pin
Single Pin
Single Pin
Single Pin
Single Pin
31
31
28
28
28 ; 11-26-5
32 Groove cores section to fit Rope Dia mm
Sheave Bearing
BRG 42244
BRG 42234
BRG 42234
BRG ) No 324
Roller BRG 42244
42234. 170x311 52
1 J
Roller BRG M UP 2248.44C x240xl2l
Over all dimension:
2190 2220 2105
1535 680
Height
1746
800
960 12020 830 885
547
775
960
10 ft.- 43/4 ft 30 ft.
Width (Along Bail Pin Pin Axis)
1170 1170 1045 1060 948 1315
Width (overside plate)
2250
58 in.
3520 3230
2015
2130
2215
1315
4200
14640 185 Total Weight Kg
HOOK
Y5-2OO
CH-148
Model
CFI-50~ Y-5- 200-2
Y-5- 130-3
Y-5- 130-2
yPB- LTN 42ED
BJ-5250 Hydrople lex
160
BJ Hydro- plertNo 888 250
Safe Load capacity on
160 130 130 75
150
main Ear
200
Safe load on side ear. T
200
200
420
160
220 170 170
I
176
Throat dia for swivel Bail mm
Combinec with travelling block
NS
50
150 145 145
120
Throat dia for side car mm Thrust Bearing mm
355x 525x 130
355* 325x 130
310x 430x 104.8
220x 300x80, 50x95x3 1
60
60
310x 430x 104 8 32
32
32
No. 8311 Bearing Ballmm
Spring Load Kg.
3700
At Beginning of travel
3700 2400 2400 1200
1000
Attravel limit
10000 10000 5000 5080
3000
4000
Overall dimensions mm
Height
2603
3250
2324 1820 985 480
2800
1005 1105 840
900 480 350
580
Width (Along Bail pin Axis)
630 630 560
520 997
600
560
Width (Along side Idrs)
6(1^
Radius of Rotation
665
3210 2912
M5 100()
1550
Total weight Kg
1550
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SAMPLERS : Specifications : 600 cc,
8000 PSI with 1 1/2 hrs. clockmechanism and seivice kit for appi o\m lately 500 opeiations piefciably simibr to M/s. Ruska of USA. These aie lequued to collect oil/Gas/Water samples in the deep wells under leservoir temperature and Pressure conditions.
LIQUID PERMEAMETER (ACCURACY TO 0.01 MILLIDARCY)
Required for determining the liquid permeability of consolidated Core Sections by determining the time re- quired for a given volume of liquid to flow through a core of known dimension at an observed temperature and pressure. The basis of calculation is the applicaiion of Darcy's law for linear flow. Should be provided with Coreholdcr and stop watch. Should have arrangement to use gas as pressure transfer medium to drive the liquid through tho Cove. Provision for observing temperature and pressure should exist. The apparatus should^be pro- vided with accessoiies for at least two years normal operation
CORE GRINDER CORE DRILL
Used for cutting & drilling thiough the geological cores for laboratory test to a particular shape and accurate size Major eatings be made of high strength aluminium or other light metal. The grinder be motor 1/2 h.p. driven (AC-220 Volts, 50 cps) with 1450 rpm should be double and spindle equipped on one side with diamond charged metal cut-off wheel and the other end with a cup shaped emery facing grinding wheel for grinding the sections to proper size Both wheels be protected by splash guaids equipped with coolant pipings mounted in pans with splash guard. Each spindle and should be provided with one adjustable gaging stop and scale and a bracket for accurate cutting. A twin blade cutting attachment with work table top, support finger, spacing collar, sleeve and fittings, over the coolan supply tube to distribute the collant on both the wheels be provided for I in wide cunts. Should also have a drill table with detachable V-block foi use of a hollow diamond drill to be screwed for operation on a waturs- wivel to be attached to the right end of the spindle. The instrument should be provided with
(a) Dinmond Cut-otF wheels 6in (D. 1/I6in thick).
(b) Lmery facing wheel 6in O.D. l/2in cup face.
(<•) Diamond Core drill lor l/2in diameter plug 2. l/4in long,
(J) Diamond core dull foi 5/8in diameter plug 2.1/4 in long.
(/) Diamond coie drill for lin diameter plug 2 I/4m long.
(g) Diamond core drill for 3/8in diameter hole 4.3/4 in deep.
(/?) Diamond eoie drill for l/2m diameter hole 4.3/4in deep.
CAMERA LUCID A
For drawing the speuman fiom microscopic slides leflectcd through microscopes (similar to cameia Lucida).
P.V.T. APPARATUS
Complete with accessories Maximum working Pressure 7500 psi. This is required to carry out phase behaviour studies in reservoir & Temperature & Pressure conditioning, for correct assessment of the reserve and production pattern.
HYDRAULIC FILTER PRESS SIMILAR TO BAROID MODEL NO. 303
For drilling operation where it is difficult to maintain a supply of compressed air, nitrogen or carhon, dio- xide, the Dead Weight Hydraulic Filler Press unit provides filter press and source of constant hydraulic pressure in one unit. The dead Wt Hydraulic Assembly consists of a water reservoir piston and cylinder, dead Wt. delivery pressure gauge, two check valve and a blead off valve. It is attached to a standard Filter Press and delivers 100 PS1 pressure to the filter cess.
324/162 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART 1APPENDIX 3—contd.
SOLOLOG ACOUSTIC WELL SOUNDER, MODEL D6/B2. COMPLETE AS FOLLOWS
(i) Two-channel amplifier recorder, fully transistorized (silicon only), built-in rechargeable Ni-Cd battery, inkless recording on dry elcctroscnsitive paper, 2 speed paper drive with 400-HZ synchroneous motor controlled by tuning fork, built in test circuits for critical components. Provision of optional pen-and- ink recording consisting of 2 recording pens, 2 ink well and one 1 pint bottle of recording ink Provision for operating from external battery.
(ii) Well attachment for 10 gauge blank cartridges, adapter for 45-calibcr pistol curtidges, surge chamber with wadding cbitcher, piezoelectric microphone for max. pressure of 5000 psi (340 atms.) well-attach- ment rated 5000 psi max.
, (iii) Special battery charger, with timer for presetting charging time, for 220 volt 50-Hz primary power. (IV) Carrying cases 25 ft. (7.6 m) and 6 ft. (1 8 m) microphone cables, all special tools and accessories, 3 copies of instruction manual.
(v) Gas-operated well attachment, for 3000 psi (200 atme) max. pressure with two 20-lb tanks of carbon dioxide, discharge chambers of 0 3 and 1.2 litre capacity, pressure regulator, flexible houses, all necessary valves and connections, but without microphone chamber or microphone (Note : Microphone chamber and microphone of item (u) will fit gas-operated well attachment) carrying cases, but not for CO* tanks or pressure regulator.
(vi) 1000 pcs-blank cartridges, 10 gauge, black powder,
(vii) 100 rolls recording paper electrosensitive 24 4 m/roll. (vm) 1000 pcs. blank cartridges, 10-gauge, black powder. 45 caliber
(ix) Recommended spare parts.
Mudlogging laboratory, 16ft skid-mounted housing for off shore use without instrumentation but including cabinets, counters couch, sink, lighting, internal wiring and extenor power cable 125 ft, 8/3 with air conditioning.
AUTOMATIC GAS LOGGING STATION
Automatic Gas Logging Station AIK.C-4 with a set of spare s for 2 years work period, installed on the Gaz-66 automobile chasis.
SPECIFICATIONS OF DIGITAL SEISMIC UNIT
Qty. 4 Nos.
Portable Digital Seismic field system with instantaneous floating point gain control, spare parts foi two years operation and having the following specifications:—
Number of Date Channels . 28 channels (24 seismic ; and 4 auxiliary channels). Provision to increase the channels to 54 channels (48 seismic+6 aux.) by simple addition of amplifier cards/ modules.
Sampling Rate Number of bits
: 1,2 and 4 ms : 15 bit (14+sign) data word;
3 bit gain word 13 bit (12+sign) reproduce ;
Number System • Binary one's or two's complement, SEG 'B' format. Tape format 1/2 inch, 9-track, SEG 'B' format provision for SEG 'C format : 800/1600 bpi (dual density). Packing density Tape Transport . 8 inch. Frequency Reponsc : 3-256 Hz. Cross-feed isolation • 80 db. Tape speed
• 10 to 120 ips.
Data Rate
: 64 3 KHz (mm).
: 0.05"/ (3 to 256 Hz).
Distortion Time standard Accuracy • 1 part in 20,000 (0 005°;,). Dynamic Runge • Referred to input signal . 174 db (theoretical) RMS bins referred
to noise : 115 d b@ 2" G ' C, 114 db 2"\ G 'C 105 db @ 2" G 'C
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Accuracy of recording
C. ±0.05 %.
Dynamic Recording Range •
Theoretical : 90 db RMS basis referred to noise : 80 db
Peak basis referred to noise : 78 db Leneanty of recording
i O . 0 2%
Gain constant (G.C.)
(Selectable, present minimum system gain) 26, 2* or 24, (48, 36 or 24 db respectively). Maximum Gains • 132 db Mimmum Gain : 24 db. Gain Step Accuracy±0 05% Step.
Method of Dynamic Gain Control. . Quaternary (4 to 1) Floating Point.
Range of Xtynamic Gain
84 db in 12 db steps.
Effective compression speed
84,000 db/sec at Iras sampling.
Effective Expansion speed
: 84,000 db/sec at 1 ms sampling.
Maximum input signal
. Gain constant and Difference mode.
24 db 328 mv RMS 36 db 82 mv RMS 48 db 20 5 mv RMS Frequency and common mode 0—62 Hz 7V, peak —62700 Hz 3 5 V, peak 700 Hz—1 Hz 7V, peak 1 KH'—3 KHz !0V, peak i KH/—10MHz 50V, peak
Equivalent input oise
• 8—128 Hz (2 K ohms source) C.G. 28 RMS IK lse 0.10 A V C.G. 2 6 RMS noise 0.17 V C.G 2 4 RMS noise 0 60 fi V
Filters Low cutfilter
• In/Out, 18 db/octave Plut^ ins at cut-
offs of 5.3, 8, 12, 18, 27 Hz
. (Anti-Alias)—
High Cut
Single frequency Plug-in 64, 128 or 256 Hz. slope minimum 70 db down at 1/2 sampling fre- quency,
Notch
6-channel plug-in 'In out' 50 Hz, 40 db band width, 0.173 Hz.
Reproduce
High cut 18 *db octa\e cut-off's or 45, 64, <)0, 128 and 256 Hz
Digital DC
Off-set Filter
"In a itomatically remove DC off-cut produced by floating point amplifier. Ad convL-iter. and multiplexei.
AKC Options
• (switch selectable) Individual channel ACJC ganged AGC Piogiammed Gain Control
324/164 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 [PART 1APPENDIX 1—contd.
Other features
: Energy Monitor Display,
AGC Level and Burst out Ratio selection.
Automatic 1600 BP1 burst ID.
Time Break and Time break lengthened
Three interval time break options.
Decimal Millivolt display of binary data display.
Auxilary data filter with data channel response.
Independent frequency reference (system liming check)
Floating point or Fied gam operation.
Overdriven channel identification.
Shot-point Seis amplifier.
Independent Auxiliary and Data glavo level switches.
Decimal display of Tape speed in inches/sec.
Read while write feature so that oscillograph can record direct monitor or read after write feature.
Test Features
Ohm. metei, leakage, continuity, AC /DC/ Voltage monitoring of all moduels.
Test signals . 10.7 and 33 3 Hz sine wave with or without expenential decay.
160 [i sec pi use.
50 Hz for notch tuning
50 Hz timing reference overdrive decimal display and channel identification.
Parity-error decimal display.
D/A front panel test point with syn. feature.
Automatic display of 66 or more different fault conditions for trouble shooting.
: 252 W (12 Volt operation) for 24 channel system.
Power
: (Ambient)
Temperature Range
Operating, forced-air ventilation, continuous duty 0-55° C.
• 0—95 % without condensation.
Humidity
: Suitable lids to be provided for poi table cases to make the system dust Dust and Sand Proof
proof.
: Operating 0 5 G max. over the frequency range 10 to 100 Hz.
Vibration
Composting and Field Correlation Facilities
In addition to the above, quotation to be given for separate field summator and correlator with suitable inter- face for integration with two of the above digital seismic units and alternatively for integration with two Texas Ins- truments DFS-IV Digital Seismic Field System; so that the systems can be used along with Vibroseis Equipment for 48 channel capability.
Digital Compositing System
The Digital summing system to have 99 to 127 full scale shots with composite output in SEG 'B' and SEG'C format, should operate on 12 volts DC.
The composites to have vatious modes of opeialion i.e normal composite, parallel, monitor only, and simul- taneous transfer etc.; seismic date channels 24 to 48 (with floating point gain).
Sic 1| Mlh G A Z h T JF OF INDIA I XTRAORDINAIO . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/165APPENDIX 3—contd.
Real Time Correlator
The real time correlalor should be capable of multichannel pulses comprcsson of Vibroseis seismic data at field site. The system should opeiaic on 12 volts DO and should provide analog output of 24/48 traces and digital output should have adequae memoiy capacity lor data storage and signal to noise ratio oi at least 70 db; should correlate 12, 24 channels; and expandable to 48 channels, to be interfaced with 9-track SHG By/SF.G ' C\ 9-track digital system.
All the sub-systems of the unit to be arranged in such a way that if necessary, field recording can be done with basic digital recording system alone or recording and summing only without the correlator.
Spare parts for two years operation to be provided with the summator and correlator.
NOTES :—
1. The firms may submit their offers for both types of Portable Digital Seismic Units of the above spe- cifications. I.e. similar to T.T. DFS-IV and also T.I. DFS-V or similar o Sercel SN 338-B and also the latest model oi system equivalent to the above types.
2. The olTcrs should include installation of the equipment.
3. Training ;
The suppliers should agree to give following training programme.
(i) 6 persons per unit to be trained in India in operation and maintenance of the systems fora period of 4 weeks out of which 2 weeks to be in actual field operation.
(n) A minimum of 2 persons, and not exceeding 4 persons, to be trained at the firm's works starting from the beginning of manufacturing of the systems to their final check out so as to enable the trainees to handle the repair and maintenance of the systems efficiently.
I Specifications of Vibroseis mounted on Crab Tractor.
Vibroseis units mounted on Crab tractors similar to George F/Faihng Company Model YBOOCA or equivalent and with the following specifications:—
A. Vehicle : Off-road ; articulated vehicle Crab Tractor 4 x4 with 144in wheel base fitted with Detroit.
Diesel Engine
: 6V 53.
Cooling System
: Heavy duty.
Power transmission
: Hydrostatic.
Maximum Road Speed
: 20MPH.
Front axle weight
: 20,000 lbs.
Rear a\le weight
: 20,000 lbs.
Brakes
: 4 wheel full air.
Steering
: Power hydraulic, two cylinders for articulated pivot center steering.
Electric system
: 12 VDC 60 amp alternator.
Winch
: Ramsey 800, hydraulic, 20,000 lbs wih 150 ft x 5/6in line tail chain
and hook.
Cab
: Built in.
Auxiliary Eqpt.
: Standard TCC lights and brush guard.
Frame
Tyres
: 66 X 23 1 x 26 Rice and Care.
G.V.W.
: 22,000 lbs.
324/166 TEE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAlSAKHA 7, lsyy I P A K LIAPPENDIX ^—contd.
B. Vibrator :—
• 25,600 lbs.
Base Plate weight
: 36.3/4m X 83-l/2in 3068 sq. inch.
Base Plate size
: 32 inches.
Lift Stroke
: Cross beam.
Lift Synchronization
. Closed.
Oil Reservoir
• Air Pressure.
Oil Fill Method
: Air bag.
Vibrator Isolation
: 9.08.
Piston Area, Sq. in
: 27,240 lbs.
Peak Force
• 2 inches.
Displacement
: 4 in. P-P
Usable Stroke
: 3900 lbs.
Actuator Weight
• 5.85 Hz
Displacement limit
Required average GPM at
displacement Limit
: 110.5
• Kline 12> .
Pump Model
Pump output
. 110 GPM @ 1700 RPM. 117 GPM @ 1800 RPM.
Pump Horse Power
: 209 @ 1700 RPM. 222 @ 1800 RPM.
Velocity Limit
C. Vibrator Electronics :—
Servo Hydraulic Vibrator Control Unit similar to type SHV-210 with encoding unit RCV-210 or equivalent and with the following specification and spares for two years operation:
SHV-210 Specificaton
Input :
T/O and Polarity Radio input : 1250 Hz tone from radio, bi-phase modulated by RCV encoding unit.
0 5V RMS to 5V RMS.
Acceleromcter
: 1 MV to 0.5V RMS from source impedance up to 2000 ohms.
Sweep-IT: Start Sweep
: Start command from radio or manual push-botton.
Control Inputs
:
Time
: Sweep time minus one second in binary.
Range
: The frequency or range through in binary (high frequency minus low
frequency)
Generated sweep Frequencies : SHZ— Y 127HZ— J- SHZ Bi-Directional.
Taper
: A cosine taper apphed in 62 5 MS increments.
Rate of change
: Linear across full sweep length.
Output :
Up to 2 amperes from constant current complementary driver for driving all commonly used low impedance valve motors.
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Phase Compensation :
Digital solid state buffer memory 512 8 bit locations, 7 bit signal resolution -f 1 parity bit. Sample rate 2 KHZ steady state phase resolution ±5,°5Hz to 127 Hz
Correction Rate
: 180u/Hz, 5 z to 127 Hz.
Phase detector
: Cross or differences between the reference and the error signals are
measured on unis of the 2 KHz crystal clock time.
Reference signal
: 2% max. 5 Hz to 127 Hz.
Vs, Error signal
. l °om a x, 10 Hz to 127 Hz.
Internal Phase Error
. (Measured at phase detector, ACC and REF inputs paralleled).
Power Input
: 11-14 VDC, 12 V nominal at 7.5 amp.
Specification of RCV-210 (To be used for Recording end).
Input :
1. Contact closure from recording system, duration 1 to 500 ms.
2. Radio Receiver 322 Hz tone from Vibrator for remote starting 0.5 VRMS tos 5 VRMS Transformer coupled for isolation.
Output .
1. Binary coded tone sequence for radio transmission. Approx. 1 2 seconds duration. Tone frequency 1250 Hz Tone modulation : Bi-phase Level to radio adjustable 2 5 VRMS max.
2. T/O pulse and sweep polarity setting from transmitted sequence. T/O may be delayed upto 937.5 ms in 62 5 ms increments.
3. Analog sweep initiated by decoded.
T/O for monitor and auxiliary recording Transformer coupled for isolation. Sweep frequency, taper, and duration selected by program plug in the same manner as the sweep-it units in the vibrator sweep polarity switch selectable.
Power
• IIV to 14 V DC: 12 V nominal at 4, 5 amperes.
Temp, range
• Ambient 0°C t o+ 50°c.
Radio :
F.M. transceivers modified for Vibroseis . Two-channels ; Frequency band 132-174 MHz (to be provided for vibroseis units as well as one set for recording end).
The complete units to be provided with spare parts for two years, i.e. for vehicles Vibrator, Electronics.Trans- ceivers etc. (along with itemised prices) and with the following two spare accelerometers.
One spare Servo-Hydraulic Vibrator Control unit type SHV-210.
One Spare Encoding unit type RCV-210.
One Spare Transceiver set.
The vibrator units to be complete and ready for field operation
Qty. Regd. 1 Set (4 Units) or 2 Set (8 Units)
Notes :—
1. Offers should be made for both the types of Vibrator units.
2. The supplier should agree to give the following training programmes.—
(a) h persons per unit to be trained in India in operation and maintenance of the system, both mechanical and electronics, out of which 2 weeks to be in actual field operation.
324/168 TUB GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRII 27, 1977/VAlSAkHA 7, 1899 IPAIU IAPPENDIX l~concld.
(b) Minimum 2 persons and not exceeding 4 persons to be trained at firm's works starting from the time manufacture of the system is taken up to Lhe final check out of the system. Out of these trainees, 1 or 2 to be trained in electronics of the Vibrator system and Ihf other(s) in mcvhanicul aspect of the system.
TRANSPORT
1. Mobile Cranes 30 to 40 ton capacity.
2. Trucks with Prime movers 30 to 40 ton capacity.
Stc 1J THE GAZETTE OF LNDTA EXTRAORDINAR\ ' APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 324/169APPENDIX 4
(Reference -RITC S No. 84,06(1) w Section IV)
LIST—A
List of items, import of which will he allowed against qaota licences for spare parts of diesel engines'marine
type diesel engines
T
. . ..
1. 2 3 4
5.
. . . . . ..
6 7 8. 9. 10,
Import of all these items will be allowed upto an agg^evate value equal to 75 % of the face value of quota licence subKCi to the follow ing conditions:—
11. 12, 13
(0 In the case of items mentioned at S. N o .. 1 to 11, import of individual ilem should not exceed 10°; ofth-face value of licence
. ..
(//) In the case of items at S. Nos 12 to 27, import of any single item should not exceed l"/a of the fai.e value ot licence.
|
14 IS 16 17. 18,
. ..
|
|
Cylinder liners . Fuel injection equipment and component parts thereof Piston assemblies and parts thereof Engine bearinjjs—thick walled and thin walled, including bi- metallic, multitnetallic or non-ferrous bushes or washers, | excluding ball, roller and tapered roller bearings, needle roller 1 bearings, bushes, cages, needle roller assemblies and needle rollers. Inlet and exhaust poppet valves, valve guides (sleeves), valve rotators, tappers, valve springs, valve seat inserts. . Water pumps and components thereof Timings gears Crankshafts, camshafts, connecting rods Starter motor and parts thereof . . . .. Clutch assembly complete and parts thereof excluding dutch tacings and clutch release beai ings . . . . .. Oil coolers and parts thereof Filter/Cleaner assembly, air fuel or lubricating oil . Glow plug, glow plug resistors, glow switches and glow plug controllers Dynamo pulleys Oaskets Oil seals and grease retainers . . Flywheel ring gear Roller chains including engine timing chains/driving chains and transmission chains—Simplex, Duplex and Triplex of sizes permissible for import . Bolts, nuts, studs, screws and washers Voltage regulator and pans thereof . .. Dash Board instruments and parts thereof Radiator Assembly and parts thereof Generalor/Dynamo/Alternator and parts thereof Hose pipes with or without end-fittings . Thermostat for radiators . . . . . .. Exhaust flexible pipe Cables for speedometers/Instruments .
. ..
19 20 21. 22 23 24. 25. 26 27
NOTES —I Water pumps bearings imported separately ; e , bearings which are not integral with the shafts will not be taken into
account for the purposes of calculation of quota, in respect of item No 6,
2 Import of clutch Ficlnes, clutch plates and clutch release benrlngs will be permitted onh with complete clutch assemblies,
in respect of Item No. 10,
33 G of 1/77—13
324/170 VHE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAkHA 7, 1899 [PART 1APPENDIX 4— contd.
(Reference-RITC S No. 81.06(2) in Section IV)
LIST B
List of items, the import of which will he allowed against quota licences for spare parts of Petrol, Gas
and Kerosene Engines
1 2 3
4
5 6 7 8
. . . ..
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
C y l i n d er liners . , . . , . . . .' P i s t on assemblies a nd p a r ts thereof . . . .. E n g i n es b e a r i n g s — t h i ck walled a nd thin walled, i n c l u d i ng b i- metallic, m u l t i - m e t a l l ic or n o n - f e r r o us b u s h es or w a s h e r s, exclu- d i ng ball roller a nd t a p e r ed roller b e a r i n g s, n e e d le roller b e a r- ings, b u s h e s, cages, n e e d le roller assemblies a nd needle rollers Inlet a nd e x h a u st p o p p et valves, valve guides (sleeves), valve r o t a t o r s, t a p p e r s, valve s p r i n g s, valve seal inserts W a t er p u m ps a nd c o m p o n e n ts t h e r e of . . . .. C a r b u r e t t o rs a nd p a r ts t h e r e of . . . . .. T i m i ng gears . . . . . . . .. C l u t ch a s s e m b ly c o m p l e te a nd p a r ts t h e r e of e x c l u d i ng c l u t ch facings a nd c l u t ch release b e a r i n g s. . . . .. S t a r t er m o t or & p a r ts t h e r e of . . . . .. C r a n k s h a f t s, c a m s h a f t s, c o n n e c t i ng r o ds . F i l t e r / d e u i wr a s s e m b l y, a ir fuel or l u b r i c a t i ng oil , D y n a mo pulleys . .. G a s k e ts Oil seals a nd grease r e t a i n e rs . . . . .. F l y w h e el r i ng g e a rs . . . . . .. Rollei chdins i n c l u d i ng e n g i ne t i m i ng c h a i n s / d r i v i ng c h a i ns a nd t r a n s m i s s i on c h a i n s — S i m p l e x, D u p l ex a nd t r a n s m i s s i on T r i p l ex of sizes p e r m i s s i b le f or i m p o rt . . .. B o l t s, n u t s, s t u d s, screws a nd w a s h e rs . . . .. V o l t a ge r e g u l a t or a nd p a r ts t h e r e of . . . .. D a sh B o a rd I n s t r u m e n ts a nd p a r ts t h e r e of . . .. R a d i a t or a s s e m b ly a nd p a r ts t h e r e of G e n e r a t o r / D y n a mo a l t e r n a t or a nd p a r ts t h e r e of H o se pipes w i th or w i t h o ut ond-flttfngs . . . .. E x h a u st flexible p i pe
. T h e r m o s t at f or r a d i a t o rs
C a b l es f or s p e e d o m e t e rs . . . . . .. I g n i t i on coils a nd p a r ts t h e r e of . .. . D i s t r i b u t o rs a nd p a r ts t h e r e of . . . . .. F u el p u m ps a nd p a r ts t h e r e of . .. . M a g n e t os a nd p a r ts t h e r e of . . .. . .
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
I m p o rt of all t h e se i t e ms will be a l l o w ed up to an a g g r e g a te v a l ue
e q u al to 50 % of t he face v a l ue of t he licence subject to t he following c o n d i t i o n s :— (/) In c a se of i t e ms m e n t i o n ed at SI. N os 1 to 8, i m p o rt of
a ny i n d i v i d u al i t em s h o u ld n ot exceed 1 0% of t he face v a l ue of t he licence
(f/) In case of items ai SI N o s. 9 to 29 i m p o rt will be allowed up to an a g g r e g a te v a l ue e q u al to 5 % of t he face v a l ue of q u o ta licence w i t h in t he overall limit of 5 0% subject to t he c o n d i t i on t h at t he i m p o rt of a ny individual i t em s h o u ld n ot exceed 2% of t he face v a l ue of t he licenco,
N O TE — I m p o rt of c l u t ch facings, c l u t ch p l a t es a nd clutch release b e a r i n gs will be p e r m i t t ed only with c o m p l e te clutch a s s e m b ly
in r e t p e ct of item N o. 8.
SEC 1] THE GAZET7T OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/171APPBNDEX 4—conrd.
(Reference -R/TC S No S4 L'3 in Section IV)
LIST C—PART I
List of items, import of which will be allowed against licence§ issued for spare parts of earth-moving machinery
1. 2. 3 4
5. 6. 7. S 9. 10.
.
11. 12. 13. 14. 13. 16 17 18
Import of individual item will be allowed within the face value
restriction given below :—
(l) Items mentioned at S. Nos. 1 to 9 10% 19
(ii) Items mentioned at S. Nos. 10 to 36 ' 5%
(in) Items mentioned at S. Nos 37 to 46 2% 20 21 22
23
, .
.
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
33 34
35
. . . . ..
36 37
38
Cylinder liners . . , . . . . ." I'ucl Injection equipment and component parts thereof Piston assemblies and parts thereof . . .. Engine bearings—Thick walled and thin walled, including bi- metallic, multi-metallic or non-ferrous bushes or washers, ex- cluding ball, roller and tapered roller bearings, needle roller boa- rings, bushes, cages, needle roller assemblies and needle rollers. Camshufta, Crankshafts and connecting rods Hydraulic, pumps and parts thereof . , , Leaf springs and spring leaves Torque convortors, fluid couplings and parts thereof . Hyiiiauilc Rams and parts thereof . . .. Inlet and exhaust poppet valves, valve guides (sleeves), valve rontors, tapers, valve springs, valve seat inserts, Surler motor and parts thereof . Geneiators/Dynamo/alterriator and parts thereof Flywheel Ring Gear Water Pumps and components thereof Radiator assembly and parts thereof Oil Seals and grease retainers . . . Bolts, nut?, studs, screws and washers Ball, Roller and Tapered roller and needle roller bearings, bushes, cages, needle roller assemblies and needle rollers other than those mentioned in Appendix 14 and components thereof. Propeller shafts, Universal joints, Power take-off and parts thcrcol. Tie Rod ends and drag link ends and parts thereof Wheels and rims and parts thereof Clutch (including pneumatic) electro-magnetic assembly and parts thereof except clutch facings. Instnimeots (including dash board instruments) and parts thereof including wires and control cables. Steering Oears complete and parts thereof Brake parts . . . .. Br ike drums Permissible without end-fitting (includ- ing brake hose) Parts of Petiol starting engines . . . .. Shackles, shackle pins,'U' bolts, centre bolts, dips and pres- sure plates. King pins, king p-n bushings and
. Voltage regulators and parts thereof . . .. . Dynamo Pulleys . . . . . . .. . Cummutators and parts thereof . . . ..
Circlips .
. . ..
39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
. Glow plug, glow resistors, glow switches and glow controllers . Hand brake cables . , Head lamps and parts thereof , Under carriage parts (except seal thrust washers, high pressure grease finings for carriers rollers, sprocket segments, sprocket assemblies and components thereof and idlers which are allow- ed ivifbcut anv face value restrictions)
J
N0 T Es —(1) The items included in this list irrespective of the fact whether they pertain to the internal combustion engines or ac* other
system of earthmovmg machinery will be allowed to be imported within the specified face value restrictions.
(i) "arteries and bat'erv cables, tyres & tubes will not be permitted for import.
324/172 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, J977/VAISAKHA 7, 1S99 [PARJ IAPPENDIX 4—Contd.
LIST C—PART 11
List of items, import of which will not be allowed against licences Issued for spare parts of
earth-moving machinery
1. Electric horns. 2. Straight Radiator hoses.
3. Air horns.
4. Air vent pipe rubber connection-fuel tank.
5. Rubber connection for filler tube-fuel
tank.
6. Rubber buffers-doors.
7. Rubber mounting for silencer.
8. Rubber packing for battery clamping chan-
nel.
9. Wind shield wiper tubing.
10. Electric wiper, arms and blades.
11 Mascots and motifi.
12 Auto fans,
13. Car heaters, coolers and radios.
14. Rear lights and parking lights exclusive of
Rear side lamp.
15. Battery cable.
16 Rear view and mudguard mirrors
17 Number plates.
18. Sun shade or sunvisor.
19. Wind screen plate glass (flat).
20 Licence holder,
21. Seat cushions of all types, Kool cushions. of all types, Hair-lock, cushion covers of all types, materials cut to size or otherwise for kool and seat cushions and leather, leatherette, plastic or cloth for upholstery for all motor vehicles.
22. Cab bodies, bus bodies, station wagon bodies, truck bodies, steel cabs for lornes, pickup bodies and panel bodies either complete or in parts.
23. Storage batteries
24 Lighting bulbs.
25. Hub caps.
26. Bumpers for commercial vehicles
27. Battery carriers.
28. Spare wheel carriers.
29. Tyre Tubes valves and parts thereof inter-
changeable with those on the conventional type of vehicles.
30. Flashers/Dippcrs/Ignition Switches.
31. Fuel pumps/Fuel pump kits and parti
thereof required for petrol starting engines fitted in earthmoving equipment.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/173APPENDIX 4~contd.
(Reference—RITC S. No. 87.04/06 in Section II and IV
LIST D—PART 1
List of items, the import of which will be allowed against quota licences for spare parts of Crawler/Agricultural
Tractors and for Tractor drawn Agricultural implements
I
. Cylinder liners . . . . . ..
1 2
3 4
5 6
Import of all those Hems will be allowed up to an aggregate value equal to 75 % of the face value of quota licence in the manner indicated below 7 8 9 10 11. 12. 13. 14 15. 16
and 23
17
Items mentioned at S. Nos. 1 to 6 Import of any individual item will be allowed to the extent of 10% of the face value of quota licence.
18
Items mentioned at SI. Nos. 7 to Import of any individual item will be 13 and 24 to 35 allowed to the extent of 71 % of the Fuel Injection equipment and component parts thereof. Piston assemblies and parts thereof Engine bearings—Thick walled and thin walled in eluding bimetallic, multi-metallic or non-ferrous bushes or washers, excluding ball, roller and tapered roller bearings, needle roller bearings, bushes, cages, noedlc roller assemblies and needle rollers Camshafts, crankshafts and connecting rods . Inlet and exhaust poppet valves, and valvo guide (sleeves), valve rotators, tappers, valve springs, valve seat inserts. Starter motor and parts thereof . . .. Qcnerators/dynamo/altcrnator and parts thereof . Flywheel ring gear Water Pumps and components thereof . Radiator assembly and parts thereof Oil Seals and grease retainers . . .. Bolts, nuts, studs, screws and washers . Filter assemblies/elements for air-fuel and oil . Gaskets . . .. Hose pipes with or without end-fittings (including brake hose) Fan bell', whose bottom witdth {i.e. on the inner dia- melei) is more than 0 250 inch and parts thereof. Roll"r chain"; nidudine fingino timing chains, driv- ing diains aud tiansraission diaini, Simplex, Duplex and Tripled of sizes permissible for import.
face value of quota licence.
Items mentioned at SI Nos. 14 to Import of any ^dividual item will be 21 and41, allowed to the extent of 5% of Iho
face value of quota licence
Items mentioned at SI. Nos 22, Import of any individual item will be 36 to 40 and 42 to 46. allowed to the extent of 2% of the 19 20. 21 22. 23*' 24 25
face value of quota licence.
26 27. 28. 29,
30
31. 32. 33 34 35
3fi/
37.
38. 39. 40. 4 1. 42.
43
Voltage rcgulatois and parts thcieof Dynamo Pulleys . . . . .. Cummutators and parts thereof . Circlips . . . .. Hydiauln. pumps and parts thereof Leaf springs and spring leaves . . .. Propeller shafts, (jruversal joints, Powei take-off and parts thereof Tic rod ends and drag link ends and parts thcieof . Hydraulic Rams and par's thereof Wheels and rims and parts thereof . . .. Clutch (including pneumatic) electro-magnetic assem- bly and parts thereof except clutch facings Instruments (including dash board instruments) and parts thereof including wires and control cables Steering Clears complete and parts thereof . . j Brake parts . | Brake Drums . . . . . .. Permissible types of garage tools . . .. Ball, Roller and Tapered roller and needle roller bearings, bushes, cages, needle roller assemblies and needle rollers other than those mentioned in A.p,~>ond>x 14 and components thereof. Shackles, Shackle pins, ' U' bolts, centre bolts, clips and pressure plates K ng pins, King pin bushings and/or king pin thurst bearing and shims, 59 | , '4 Clutch facings in any foim . . . .. Brake blocks and brake lining in any form . Steering wheels . . . .. Hand Brake cables . ; . . .. Silencers or Mufflers and tail pipe and extension hereof. t 3iow plug, glow resistors, glow switches and glow "••ontrollers. < rtom butions and horn rings . . . .. -[orns, horn relays and parts thereof . 'arts of locks specially adopted for tractors .
44. 45. 46. 1
I^OIES,—(I) The items included in this list inespectivc of the fact whether they pertain to the internal combustion engines or any other
systems of tractor, will be allowed to be imported within the specified face value restrictions,
(2) Batteries and battery cables, tyres and tubes will not be permitted for import.
321/174 Tlili GAZRTTR OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY. APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, IS99 |"IHKT IAPPENDIX 4—concld.
LIST D—PART II
List of items, the import of which will not be allowed against the liccuces for j.pure parts of Crawlai/ Agricultural Tractors and for Tractor drawn Agriculfuial implements
1 Electric horns.
2. Straight Radiator hoses.
3. Air horns.
4 Air vent pipe rubber connection-fuel tank.
5. Rubber connection for filler tube-fuel tank.
6. Rubber buffers-doors.
7 Rubber ncunLing for silencer.
8 Rubber packing for battery clamping channel.
9. Wind shield wiper tubing.
10 Electric wiper, arms and blades.
J J. Mascots and motifs.
12. Auto fans.
13. Car heaters, coolers and radios.
14. Rear lights and paiking lights exclusive of Rear side lamp
15 Battery cable.
16. Rear view and mudguard minors.
17 Number plates.
18. Sun shade or sunvisor.
19. Wmd screen plate glass (flat).
20. Licence holder.
21. Scat cushions of all types, Kool cushions of all types, Hair-lock, Cushion covers of all types, materials cut to size or otherwise for kool and scat cushions and leather, leatherette, plastic or cloth for upholstery for all motor vehicles.
22. Cab bodies, bus bodies, station wagon bodies, truck bodies, steel cabs for lorries, pickup bodies and panel bodies either complete or m parts.
23. Storage batteries
24. Lighting bulbs
25. Head Jamps and parts thereof.
26. Flasher/Dippers/Jgnition switches
27. Hub caps.
28. Bumpers for commercial vehicles
29. Battery carriers.
30. Spare wheel carriers
31. Under carriage parts
32. All types of agricultural bteel Discs.
33. Tyre tube valves and parts thereof mler-change- able with those on the conventional type oi vehicles.
34. Locks specially adopted for tractors,
35. Fuel pumps/Fuel pump Kits and parts thereof
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/175APPENDIX 5
(Reference—RITC. S. Nos. 84.59 in Section IV and
90.28 m Section II)
List of items, the import of which will not be permitted
PART—A
1. Bottle sprayers.
2 Punching machines.
3. Washing machines non-electrical.
4. Clock work mechanism belts.
5. Door closeis.
6 Magic lanterns.
7 Reel and House with coupling.
8 Hand numbering machines.
9 Fog signals.
10 Magnetic catches.
11 Hot and cold vulcanising patches.
12. Components for Aerosol containers and pressure
packs.
PART—B
I Industrial 1'ioccss Control Instruments
1 Picssure and Vacuum gauges/indicators,
1 1. Bourdon tube types
I 2 Diaphragm types.
1 3 Bellows types.
1.4 Capsule types
2. Thermocouples and Thermometers.
2 1. Ctnomel-Aluinel, Chromel-Copel PI Rh.-
Pl, Iron Constantan.
2.2 Throw-away Thermocouple tips.
2 3 Platinum Resistance Thermometers and
Copper Resistance Thermometers.
2.4. Mercury in stell and Mercury in Glass Ther-
mometers.
2.5. Pyrometers.
3. Flow Measuring elements & Flow-meters.
3.1. Venturi tubes, Flow-nozzles, Orifice plates
and Orifice flange assembly.
32. Glass Tube Rotametcrs. 3.3. Manometers.
3 4. Howmeters of Manometnc, Open-channel,
rmg balance type, on-line flowmeters.
4. Transmitters, Recorders, Controllers, indicating- Recording Controllers etc. (.all types of secondary instruments), pneumatic electronic types for pres- sure/vacuum (including draft) temperature, flow & level and other item like Pressure, Switches, Slcctor switches. Pneumatic computing Relays, strip chart recorders etc.
5 Alarm-Annunciation systems.
6 Instrumentation desks and contiol panels.
7. Gas analysers (Infra-red types, Heat-conduc- tivity and Para-magnetic types and trace-gas analysers).
II. Industrial valves
J Automatic Control valves and pressure reducing
valvei.
2. Safety-Relief valves.
3. Manually operated valves like Gate valves, Globe valves, Check valves, Plug valves, Dia- phragm valves, Ball valves, Butterfly valves, Sluice valves, Reflex valves and Nonreturn valves for industrial uses including those requir- ed for Boilers.
4 Valves and Regulators for Gas cylinders
5 Valves Actuators and Damper Drives.
324/176 THE GAZETTE Or INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, N77/VAISAKHA 7, J 399 \PART IAPPENDIX 6
(Reference—RITC S. No. 90.17j 18, 90.23124/25 in Section II)
List of items, the import of which will not be permitted
(a) Scientific, testing & measuring instruments :
1. Scientific & laboratory wares made of platinum, platinum-indium etc.
2. Microscopes
2 1 Laboratory & research microscope (mono- cular & Binocular) upto X 1000.
2 2 Pathological microscope.
2.3 Stereo Microscopes upto X 10.
27. Barometers.
28 Bomb calorimeter.
29. Microfilm reader.
30. Slide projector, profile piojectoi.
31. Epidiascope.
32. Microtome.
(b) Surgical & medical instruments not wholly made of
glass andjor rubber
3. Speetro-plvi'nmeter, single channel (UV-V1S).
4. pH meters.
5. Conductivity bridges.
6. Rcfractometers.
7. Moisture Meters.
8. Soil & cement testing instruments.
9. Fuel & bitumen testing instruments.
10. Carbon, sulphur determination apparatus.
11. Gas chromatographs.
12. Calorimeters.
13. Measuring instruments like ammeters, voltmeters, wattmeters, meggers, frequency meter, power factor-meters.
14. Components for instruments like jewels.
15. Laboratory balances (physical/chemical).
16. Weight box.
17. Optical bench.
18. Flamo photometers.
19. Wheat-stone bridge, Kelvin bridge, Capacitance bridge, RLC bridge.
20. Galvanometers.
21. Dead-weight testers.
1. Hypodermic needles & syringes.
2. Suture needles.
3. Surgical blades
4. Sterilizers
5 Incubators.
6. Surgical instiuments for general suigeiy dental, obstencs & gynaecology, ENT, eye, ueurosurgery and oithopaedic surgery.
7. Surgical micioscopes, (ENT microscope).
8. Surgical operating tables.
9. Sunction apparatus.
10. Stethoscopes.
11. Microtomes (rotary/freezing/roching),
12. Automatic tissue processor.
13. Medical centufuges upto 16000 rpm.
14. Sphygmomanometers.
15. Anaesthesia apparatus.
16. Medical pipe line accessories.
17. Blood transfusion apparatus,
18. Thermometers.
(c) Scientific, medical & surgical instruments made
wholly of rubber and/or glass
22. Wire-wound potcntiometeis & rheostats.
23. Centrifuges (laboratory type, refrigerated type) AH surgical rubber goods except the following .—
upto 16000 rpm.
24. Ultrasonic flaw-detectors & thickness gauges.
25. Ovens, incubators & autoclaves & baths thermos- tatic stills.
26. Hydrometers.
(1) Balloon catheters.
(2) Cloude and bicude catheters.
(3) G.E. catheters, bougies.
(4) Treman catheters.
S EC JJ T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7. 1 8 99 3 2 4 / 1 77
APPENDIX 6—(concld.)
(5) Ureter catheters.
(6) Empyema tubes.
(7) double luman tubes and catheters including
the following • —
(a) Miller abboutt's tube
(b) Cantor's opaque tube with balloons
(c) Sengstaken tn-lu-men cesophageal tubes
(d) Combined Krentry 5 luman cesophageal
tubes
(8) Kelly's pads.
(9) Rubber parLs for iron lungs
(10) Re-breathing attachments to anaesthesia ap- paratus viz. bags and corrugated tubes.
(11) Rubber tracheal tubes.
(12) Late\ rubber tubing for hcam tOLytometer pipettes and transfusion equipment either in cut lengths or in full lenth of 40 ft Sphyg- momanorncter spare parts made of rubber.
(13) Perforated drainage tubes only the follow- ing •—
(0 Levin's tubes.
(u) Ryall's tubes.
(Hi) T. Tubes (or gall bladdei drainage tubes).
(JV) Intraltrachea.1 tubes magillies tubes)
(v) Colostomy anls tubes (Penrose tube)
(14) De Pezzer's catheters.
(15) Malecott's catheters
(16) Supra-public self retaining catheters.
(17) Cardiac catheters both plain & balloon
(18) Oesophagcal catheters and bougies.
(19) Gudel tubes oi airways with or without metal
olives
(20) Dr. Zeise stone dislodgeis.
(21) Johnson's stone dislodgeis
(22) Metias catheters.
(23) Hurst's mercury hlled bougies
(24) Heostomy and colostemy
(25) Bags and appliances.
(26) Unual male and female for day and night use
(d) Laboratory glasswaie including scientific glass-
wares like pipettes for general uses, glass joints,
beakers, flasks laboratory and special glass etc
3^4/178 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX 7
(Reference—R1TC S. No. 90. 17/18(3) in Section IV) Dental goods, the import of which will be allowed against quota licences
1 Abrasives, stones, wheels, separating disc points,
mounted or un-mounted.
2. Acrylic Plastic Moulding Powder, granules and liquid (methyl methacrylate) for teeth (up to 10% of the face value of quota licences for S. No can only be utilised for import of this
item).
3 Adapter for flexjble arms. 4 Alloy-Mercury proportioned. 5. Articulators, semi and adjustable. 6 Articulating paper. 7. Asbestos strips for casting rings. 8. Bad Cock Screw with Key No. 2. 9 Bite Gauge.
10 Blow Pipes. 11 Bolts and swivels, stainless steel. 12 Bone plates (Sherman Type). 13. Burnishers, engine. 14. Burs, all sorts, carbide, diamond, etc. 15. Cable Arms and Triple section Arms for Dental
engine—all types.
16. Cable arm hand pieces and instruments. 17. Casting Alloys non-precious for dental castings. 18. Casting machine and accessories.
19. Casting Investment. 20. Cavity filling materials such as composite, etc.
21. Cement Porcelain Acrylic, Crown and Bridge
etc.
22. Celluloid strips. 23. Celluloid Elastic.
24. Chisels, Enamel. 25 Chrome Cobalt Casting Equipment 26. Chrome Cobalt Inlay.
27. Citancst Local Anaesthetic Cartridges •—
(a) 2% with adrenolin 1 : 300000. and with-
out adrenolin.
(b) 3% with adrenolin 1 : 300000.
28. Clamps Matrix. 29. Clamps, Rubber-Dam. 30. Cleaners Pulp Canel.
31. Cleaner, Diamond Instruments.
32. Cresatin. 33. Crown and Forms. 34. Crown—Press for gold and steel (including iceih
forms).
35. Crown Slitter.
36 Cups, Rubber polishing 37. Curettes 38 Curettes-—Periodontal 39. Dental Stone Plaster. 40. Diamond Points.
41 Denture Materials other than Acrylics or
Plastic materials,
42 Dental Educational Charts and Models. 43. Dental Cartridge needles. (Import will be allowed up to 5% of the face value of the quota licence).
44 Dental Electric Engine. 45. Dental Porcelain Powder 46. Discs, Shield. 47. Donot Writst and Slip Joint. 48 Drills for Dental Electric Engme, for drilling on the teeth and for the laboratory work, work- ing on Acrylic dentures. Dental Drills for straight Hand piece and contrangle used for drilling the teeth are from 0 to 12 and the labo- ratoiy work of larger sizes.
49 Duplex Spring Connection. 50. Duplicating Materials. 51. Duplit Duplicating Materials. 52. Elastic Ligature thread. 53. Electric Amalgamators.
54. Electnc drill for extra skeletal fixture equipment. 55. Electric Furnaces, Dental. 56 Electric Pulp Tester 57 Excavators. 58. Facers, Engine Root 59. Felt Cones 60. Felt Wheels.
61 Fluoride preparations for dental ua>e. 62 Flux Soldering. 63. Foil—Platinum. 64. Forceps, Rongeur. 65. Fusing Porcelain. 66 Glaze for Porcelain finishing. 67 Gold Casting Solder, (Import will be allowed up to 3% of the face value of the quota licence).
68. Glenross Screws. 69. Gutta Percha. 70. Hand pieces and parts. 71. Hand pieces, angle pieces, and spare parts etc. 72 Heating Furnace. 73 High-speed cutting, finishing and polishing Lathe. 74. Holders, Nerve Instrument. 75, Holder, Rubber-Dam. 76 Impression Paste-Rubber and Silicone based. 77. Intra-Osseus Injection outfit. 78 Investments, material 79 Investment. 80 Jalenko Splint, Winter or Erich Splints for Jaw
Fractures.
81. Latex or rubber elasbics for use in dentistry. 82. Local Anaesthesia Cartridges 1% L—Lever-
ternol 1; 8 0 , 0 0 0 ^ ( 2% L only)
SKC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 3?.4/179APPENDIX 7—contd.
83 Mallots, automatic 84. Mallet Points. 8^. Mandrels 86 Matrices.
87. Micro analyser. 88. Museum Specimens.
89. Needles hypodermic Tor dental syringes only,
the following:—
I INTERCHANGEABLE HYPODERMIC NEEDLES FOR DENTAL SYRINGES ONLY
Gauge Length
Inches
ram
23 26 25 26 42 26 and 23 7/8 1 1.5/8
II. DOUBLE-POINTED HYPODERMIC NEEDLE FOR DENTAL CARTRIDGE SYRINGES
Gauge Length
mm
25 25, 26 and 27 32 26 and 27 42 25, 26 and 27 Inches I 1.1/4 1 5/8
90. Nerve and Root Canal Instruments. 91. Nerve Broaches 92. Nerve Instruments. 93. Nipper!), cutting. 94. Nylon synngers, all types, 95. Orthodontic Band Materials, Bands, Tubes.,
attachments.
96. Orthodontic Materials and appliances. 97. Orthodontic Appliances uf Don-metal. 98. Orthodontic SS wires for various fixed and
removable appliances.
99. Outfit Matrix.
100. Outfit "Sevnton".
101. Oxide of Fin up to 1 oz. bottle. 102. Paste, Trie.
103. Patterns, Soft Metal. 104. Perforated Impression Trays 105. PUsteform Matrics 106. Pliers, Orthodontic, Univeisd.1 all types. 107. Pluggers. 10S. Points, Alpine, White 109. Points, Diamond. 111). Points, carborandum. 111. Points, Gutta Peroha. 112. Points, Wood Polishing. 113. Points Stone. 113A Pins & Pin Fixation out fit for Amalgam Fit-
tings.
114. Polishing Equipment. 115. Porcelain Filling. 116 Porcelain material of all types. 117. Porcelain teeth, (Import will be allowed up to
10% of the face value of quota licence).
118. Posts. 119. Post Extractor.
120. Precious metal : Gold and platinum Dental alloy in the form of ingots, flot penny weight pieces or_wircs specially manufactured for dental castings.
121. Presses, Crown and Bridge, Casting. 122. Pulp Caps. 123. Punches, Plate. 124. Pulp testing instruments 125. Regulating appliances and accessories. 126. Retainers, Matrix. 127. Riffiers. 128. Roger Anderson, Extra, Oial, skeletal pin
fixation equipment.
129. Rongours.
130. Root Reamers different shape. 131. Rubber Bands. 132. Rubber Dam. 133. Rubber Dam Frame. 134. Rubber Dam Weights.
135. Rubber Dam Holder.
136. Rubber Dam Punch. 137. Sealers. 138. Sand blasting equipment. 139. Separators. 140. Bulbs and Filter glass for shade wless lamps. 141. Special purpose Centrifuges and ultra centri- fuges having speed more than 16000 RPH (on production of non-availability certificate).
142. Slip joint No. 7 143. Sodium Alginate (Dental grade)—Import will be allowed up to 5 % of the face value of the quota licence.
144. Soft AcryUo Rclining materials. 145. Solder, Silver and gold. 146. Soldering Paote. 147. Spot Welding outfit. 148. Spring and Swivels. 149. Stainless steel gauge mesh in the size of 10cm x 10 cm with gauges fine 26 and thick 23.
150. Stainless steel crowns 151. Stainless steel wire, half round uuge, 26, 27
and 28.
152. Stainless steel wne, half round gauge 056, 030,
and 044 , 022.
153. Stains, Mineral. 154. Strips, Polishing. 155. Strips, Separating. 156. Surveyors. 157. Strengthened white metal. 158. Tags, Retaining, precious metal. 159. Tempalum Plates.
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160. Temporary Stopping. 161. Thome Clamps for skeletal fixture of fractures. 162. Thrombin Powder.
163. Tray, Mica, Annealing. 164. Trephines, Engine. 165. Trimmers, Abrasive. 166. Trimmers, Vulcanite, Pin Point, etc. 167. Tweezers, Looking, Soldering. 168. Ultrasonic scaling apparatus with accessories.
169. Wax Casting. 170. Wax Inlay.
171. Wax Non-residual. 172. WaxSoibrig. 173. Whuels, Abrasive. 174. Wheel and cup shaped brushes for polishing
teeth.
175. Wheels, Felt Polishing. 176. Wheels, Wool Polishing
177. Wheels, Flexible Abrasive. 178. Wheels for la the and engine.
179. Wheels, Lathe Polishing. 180. Wire Stainless Stool used in Dentistry of Gauges from 18 to 36 (0.2 mm to 1 20 mm)and of the length of 2 metres i.e. 6f feet or in spools of i oz.
181. X-Ray Apparatus—Dental. 182. Zinc Free Silver Alloy. 183 Amalgam Fillings.
ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX 7 [VIDE RE- MARK 3(i) in SECTION IV AGATNST R1TC
S. No. 90.17/18(3)
1. Beechwood creosote.
2. Black's 1,2,3 mixture. 3. Carbelised resin. 4. Calgitex. 5. Comphor Phenol.
6. Dentinol. 7. N 2 Liquid and Powder for Root Canal. 8. Nerve Devitalizing Fibre or paste.
9. Monscl Solution or Haemestics.
10. Oil of Cloves.
11. Oxpara Liquid and Powder.
12. Peripac.
13. Pulpdent,
14. Pyorrhea astringent.
15. Polyantibiolic paste for root canal.
16. Thymozin.
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(Reference—R1TC S. Nos. 32 04/J 2 and 96.01/06 in Section IV)
Artists' materials—list of permissible items
1. Artists' brushes and Artists' air-bmshci.
2. Artists' piepaied canvas boards and sketching
boaids.
3 Bristol Boards. (Bristol boards that are admi- ssible for import as Artists' materials are ••uperior types of boards used for wash and pen ink drawing. These consist of two or more layers of fine rag paper pasted together).
4 Canvas paprri
5 Canvas cloth.
6. Drawing paper in rolls excluding Sectional
Drawing paper,
7 Ruling Pens
8 Etching tools and lino tools.
9 Hog hair brushes
10 Lettering pen.
11. Latraset products, namely :—
( I) Instant Lettering.
(ii) Instant Dry Colour system,
(ni) Instant Shading Tints/Texture,
(iv) Instant Electronic system,
(v) Aerosol '101' Protective quoting.
(vi) Letracolor.
(vii) Letra film.
(Vii') Instant shading tints-Ietratone (shading
tones).
(ix) Letraset Architects sysbols.
12 Modelling tools.
13. Paper Rolls 704/BH ( 6 0 " X 20 yds.) and 379/
BH-(66"X20 yds.).
14 Pastels without wooden covering.
15 Palette knives.
16. Photo-mount-pa : and dry mounting tissues.
17 Pointing apparatus for sculptor*
23. Water colour tubes (artists quality), the fol-
lowing .—
Yellow Ochre. Vermilion. Crimson Loke Cobalt Blue. Ceruline Blue. Raw Siena. Hooker*' Green.
24 Wash brushei.
25. Drawing Aids.
26. Lettering quides.
27. Scnber and accessories
28 Drafting and symbol templates.
29 Drawing ink when imported with sets of Ruling/
Lettering pens.
30, Ink cartridges.
31, Cleaning spray for pens.
32, Ultrasonic cleaner for pens.
NOTE .—Import of spare parts of complete items mentioned above can also be imported within the face value of the quota licence.
Applications for import of permissible Artists' materials from recognised Art Societies/Associa- tions will be considered by CCI, New Delhi on the recommendation of Ministry of Education and Social Welfare
2, Licences for Artisti' materials are given for the import of articles genuinely needed for the use of artists. Any attempt to import articles, which are not genuinely intended for this purpose, will render the importer liable to be debarred from receiving licences under this concession
3 In the case of import of water colours, the foreign suppliers should certify that the materials imported are of superior quality. The quality of the materials should nlso be mentioned outside each packing.
Remarks
18 Sable hair brushes
19 Scraper boards
20. Stag screens
21 Water colours excluding poster colours (artist
quality)
22, Water colour boxes (artist quality).
In terms of Savings clause 11(2) of the Import! (Control) Order, 1955 as amended, Artists' materials namely water colour tubes, canvas, brushes (made of Hog or Sable hair) and Palette knives can be impor- ted by any individual for his personal use without an import licence, provided the c i.f. value of the im- port at any one time shall not exceed Rs, 150.
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(Rcfeienec-RITC S. No 90.20 in Section IV)
f.ifit of items the import of which will not be permitted against quota licences
fa) Equipment
1 Diagnostic X-ray Equipment upto and inclu-
sive of 700 mA, capacity.
14 X-Ray intensifying Scrccx-n^ and fiuoioscopic
Screens.
15 Film filing cabincti.
16. Barium enema equipment and electric mixer.
2. Electromedical equipment
(i) Fiectrocardiograph and cardioscopes. (i0 Elcctroencephalograph echoencephalograph
and echoscopo,
(in) Electromyograph, (iv) D.C. defibrillators
(v) Pacemakers.
(vi) Intensive care and cardiac care unit?
(vii) Foela 1 monitors.
3 U.V. & I R. therapy apparatus.
4 Infia-red Ray Lamps for Medical treatment 17 Film marken.
18 Angle boards
19 Film clips, hangers
20 Film developing tanks except processing uiuh
for 35 mm, 70 mm and 100 mm roll films.
21. Dark room thermometers and floating thermo-
meters.
22. Drying units and cabinets.
23. Wet film rack
24. Tube lamps for Illuminators except circular
types
(b) Parts and accessories as listed below
1. High Tension Transformers or generators up- to uiid inclusive of 500 mA. capacity (except in cases where these arc imported specifically as replacements of a defective unit previously imported).
2. X-ray Control Unit for use with X-ray high tension transformers upto and inclusive of 500 mA. capacity.
3. Fluoroscopic standi
4. Bucky Table, hand or motor driven, extxpt those having trcndelcnburg position of 45 degree or more and except tables for Urology, Neuro- logy, Anglography; and Anglo Cardiograph}'
5. Tube Stands, X-ray tubes shield.
6 Ceiling mounted Tube Carriages other than those with electromagnetic locking "rrnnge- ment.
7. Cones excepi treatment cones for therapy.
8. Locanzers except treatment localizes tor
therapy.
9 Collimaturs otnu than uiotoi- Optra tea eolh-
rr. a tors
10 Manual Cassette Changcis,
11 X-MV pioteaion screens, barriers, devices and aprons except goggles, hand gloves and lead glass sheets.
12. Petrol or dicsel engine driven elect" n;al alterna-
tors for X-r;iy equipment.
13 X-ray film viewing equipment except projec- tion equipment for photo fluorographic and cine radiographic lilim
25. Meters such as kV, mA, mAs and Volt meters and parts thereof except, special types of meters required for replacement in existing equipment.
26 Compensation transformers and parts thereof
27 Switches and parts thereof except special types of switches required for replacement in existing equipment.
28. Knobs (except special types of knobs required for replacement in existing equipment and
handles.
29. Dial platei,
30 Castors.
31. Brackets 32. Mains correction Transformers
33. Hand and Foot Switches
34 Tape Recorders except medical and vidcu
recorder
35 Filament and auto transformers except special
types required for replacement.
36 Transformer Oil except special type of cochug oil having a specific property and viscosity re- quired for cooling and protecting X-ray tubes.
37 Boosting transformers
38 Lamination for the transformers
39. Tube head covers except tube housings for re-
placement in existing equipment
40 Holders and supports.
41 Hoses except high voltage type*.
42 Thermometers,
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43 Clamps
44 Pulleys.
45 Pulley Wirci
46 Counter Weights
47. Tube Column Rails
48 Rubber stops and bushings.
49 Head and shoulder supports.
50 Foot rest
51. Cassettes other than special types used in spot
film devices and serialographs
52. Protection chain.
53 Film viewers except special typc^ used in nne
and mass minurure radiography
54 High frequency Diathermy apparatus
55 Electro Surgical Diathermy apparatus
56. Operation Theatre Lamps
57 Round winding wires, super enamelled—all gauges upto 45 gauge including double cotton insulated or cotton paper insulated
58. Bakelite tubes, Insulation tapes, triacc'ate foil
59 Stator Cables.
60. Protection plates used in conjunction with
screen frames and spot films devices.
61. Selenium plates and Silhcon Rectifier plates,
62. P V. C. Sleevings.
63. Assorted items like pins, screws, nuts, washers,
lock rings, worm screws etc
64. Aluminium filters.
65. Mechanical Hand timers,
66 Anode Control Devices.
o7 Wire Rope Assemblies.
68 All kinds of rubber parts.
69. Electrode arms with extension pieces.
70 Rotary switches upto 8 positions ami Toggle
switches of all types.
71 High frequency fuses and special miniatuie
fuses
72. Focussed lamps except for use in collimators.
73. Rectifiers used in diathermy circuits.
74. Protective Aprons.
75 X-ray tubes and accessories of the following
types .—
X-Ray tubes for a capacity up to and inclu- sive of 500 MA :
CBX i (Cable)
CBX t (Cable)
CBX 1/6 (Cable)
76 Electro-cardiograph paper rolls
77 Heated Stylus paper.
78. Heat Sensitive paper.
79 Thermo-graphtc paper
80. Termo-coated paper.
81 Thermo-Sensitive paper
82 Codted paper for Cardiogram.
83 Coated paper for Medical diagnosis
84 Coated Paper for Instrumentation,
85. Plastic coated paper
86 Special paper for cardiogram or chart
87 Adaptation goggles.
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(Reference—R1TC S No. 82 01/04 in Section IV)
Gaiage tools-—List of items the import of which will be allowed against licences for S. No. 82 01/04. irrespective of their classification during April, 1977—March, 1978.
1. Air regulators including measuring gauges and
testing equipment for alternators
2 Axle alignment tester or gauge.
3. Axle housing speeder also rear axle housing checking alignment equipment and Front axle
straightening and aligning tools
4 Brake adjusting tools including—
(a) Brake bonding and debonding equipments
(b) Adhesive required for brake bonding
(c) Hydrovac and Air brake testing equipment.
(d) Tools for servicing hydrovac air brakes and
die brakes.
5. Brake shoe centraliser including brake drum
micrometers and brake pressure bleeders.
6. Biake efficiency tester.
7 Cam angle testers including specified tools required for servicing and measuiing breaker point spring tension,
8 Carburettor jet adjusting tools including com- plete carburettor repair tool kit for various makes of carburettor and also wire gauge drill set.
9. Coil and ignition tester.
10. Contact dwell indicator including RPM Tester
(Tech dwell tester).
11 Clutch alignment and testing tools.
12. Compression gauge/tester and cylinder leak
detector.
13. Camshaft bearing inserter, camshaft bushing
line reamers and camshaft lobe grinder
14. Calibrating outfit for hand operation (for
dwell).
15 Crankshaft balancer.
16 Curved wind shield installation and removing tools, also tools and accessories for removing scratches on windshields
17 Cylinder bore gauge, cylinder liner removing
and replacing tools.
18 Cylinder boring machine and cylinder hones
19. Universal tester (Engine analyser), exhaust gas analyser, fuel consumption tester-gas per mile
20 Electronic vehicle tester (osci)ograph type).
21 End Play gauge for camshaft
22. Extractor for inner and outer ballrace and adapters or collets and accessories thereof.
23 Generator test bench Regulator service tool
kit and regulator point gauge set.
24. Link separators
25 Magneto test bench.
26. Magneto winding tester.
27 Magneto charger and charging blocs.
28. Magneto synchroscope.
29. Main Bearing line reaming equipment.
30. Nozzle clearing kits, complete.
31. Oilers (automatic device for lublication)
32 Piston Pin tools also Piston Pin Guide Reamers, Piston pin Hole Howes, Piston pin Bushing Burnishers and Nurzling/Knurling equipment.
33. Ring Grone Depth Gauge, Piston Inserters,
Piston weighing and balancing scales. Piston
and Pin fitting Jig.
34. Pullers complete—gear, hub, steering, pulleys
sleeves, wheels and battery terminals etc (ma-
nual, pneuTnatic or Hydrauhcally operated) in-
cluding Ram and Pump and accessories like
adapter, connectors, shaft protectors, extra legs
etc.
35. Piston measuring gauges,
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36 Pressure cap tester also Radiator flow tester,
Radiator Rese-we flushing equipment.
37 Ring expander (piston ring).
38 Connecting rod aligner also connecting rod
Miaighterung Brace.
39 Ring compressor.
40 Screw thread repair tool.
41. Spark plug hole rethreadcr.
42. Spark plug tester and cleaners, Ignition, light,
also spark plug capping tools and spark plug
testing screw driver.
43. Sleeve iiuertar.
44. Stud removers (extractor!).
53 Wheel aligning equipment complete including tools required for wheel aligning equipment and also electronic wheel aligning equipments, caster, camber and Kingpin inclination gauges
54 Half moon tappet drain plug wrenches (crank
utse) including O H Valve adjusting tool
55 Circhp pliers all types
56 Rniehei type screw drivers,
57 Battery cell tester.
58 Tube expander!)
59 Welding pliers for all welding jobs.
60 Special welding purrs for tubes.
61 Brake spring pliers
45. Toe-in-gauges.
46. Timing light including power timing light
spares.
47. Test set for 6, 12 and 25 volt circuits,
48. Tools body and chassis repairs including high pressure jacks and hoists used for straightening body panels and chassis members but excluding those banned categories of tools specified else- where.
49 Vacuum fuel pump testers.
50. Valve grinding tools including self-centering
pilots.
51 Valve lificrs and valve spring compressors.
52 Valve advance retard tester.
13 G of 1/77—14
62 Screw extractors
63 Tap extractors.
64 Loose sockets spanners 3 / 4" and 1" sq drive
65. Deep sockets.
Note : (1) Permissible types of garage tools are being allowed to be imported against licences granted for other serial numbers
In such cases, import of garage tools
spares will also be permitted along with,
permissible types of garage tools within
the specified limits
(2) Items of Small Tools and cutting tools included iw this Appendix will be permitted only to the extent they are not restricted for import elsewhere in the policy.
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Machine Tools—Licensing Policy for April 1977—March 1978.
3. Grinding, Lapping and Honing Machines.
(1) Applications from established importers for the grant of quota licences for import of spare parts of machine tools mentioned in List 'A' will be consi- dered by the Tegional licensing authorities on a quota of 5% on the basis of past imports of complete machine tools in the prescribed basic period. Quota licences issues will n©t be valid for import of spare parts of machine tools mentioned in List 'B' to this Appendix.
(2) Such items of spares of machine tools as are not permissible for import, in terms of the import policy indicated elsewhere in the Red Book, will not be permitted to be imported against quota licences issued for spares of machine tools.
(1) Internal grinding machines. (2) Plain cylindrical grinding machines. (3) Surface grinding machines. (4) Thread grinding machinei, (5) Tool and cutter giinding machines, all
types.
(6) Twist drill grinding machines, all types. (7) Centreless grinding machines. (8) Lapping and Honing machines (9) Others.
4 Drilling Machines.
(3) Applications for import of complete machine v
tools not available indigenously, will be considered from actual users. However, requests for import of machine tools appearing in List *B' in this Appendix will not ordinarily be entertained. Actual Users are advised to contact indigenous manufacturers for their requirements of machine tools appearing in Lint 'B'.
LIST'A*
(1) Bench type drilling machines. (2) Pillar type drilling machines. (3) Radial drilling machines. (4) Multiple-spindle drilling machines. (5) Others.
5 Lathes.
List of Machine Tools
Machine Tools of the following types for cutting, forming, abrading and polishing metals, wood, glass and plastics including any standard or ancillary equipment usually supplied therewith This will include component parts of Machine Tools also but nrt SmaW Tools :—
(1) Bench lathes. (2) Engine lathes, cone pulley type. (3) Engine lathes, all geared head type. (4) Capstan lathes. (5) Turret lathes. (6) Automatic lathes. (7) Relieving lathes. (8) Wheel turning lathes (9) Copying lathes.
(10) Others.
1. Milling Machines.
6 Furnaces,
(1) Vertical Milling Machines. (21 Horizontal Milling Machines. (3) Universal Milling Machines (4) Thread Milling Machines (5) Piano Milling Machines. (6) Others.
(1) Electric furnaces. (2) Coal and coke fired furnaces. (3) Oil and Gas fired furnaces. (4) Induction heating equipment. (5) Others.
7 Boring Machines
2. Cutting off and Sawing Machines.
(1) Rotary cold sawing machines. (2) Band saw type machines. (3) Power sawing machines, Hack type. (4) Others.
(1) Horizontal boring machines (2) Vertical boring machines. (3) Jig boring niaihinfi (4) Fine boring machines. (5) Others.
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8. [Jammers and Presses.
(5) Plate straightening machines (6) Others.
15 Tapping and Threading Machines
(1) Drop Hammers. (2) Hydraulic Hammers. (3) Pneumatic Hammers. (4) Power driven Hammers, all types (5) Steam Hammers. (6) Arbor presses (hand operated). (7) Hydraulic presses. (8) Moulding presses. (9) Drawing presses.
(1) Bolt threading machines (2) Nut tapping machines (3) Pipe threading machines (4) Screwing machines. (5) Thread rolling machines (6) Tapping machines. (7) Others
16 Welding and Gas Cutting Machines
(10) Mechanical Power presses. (11) Press Bending brakes. (12) Punching and Shearing presses. (13) Others.
9. Broaching Machines.
(1) Internal broaching machines, vertical and
horizontal.
(2) Surface broaching machines, vcitical and
horizontal.
(3) Others.
(1) D.C Arc welding machines. (2) Welding generators all types. (3) Resistance welding machines including butt
spot and seam weldmg machines.
(4) Gas cutting and profiling machiues (5) Gas cutting and welding torches, (6) Acetylene generators. (7) Others.
10. Gear Cutting and Finishing Machines.
17 Wood Working Machines.
(1) Gear cutting machines, Bevel, all types. (2) Gear nobbing machiens. (3) Gear planing generation type. (4) Gear shapers. (5) Rack cutting machines. (6) Gear tooth grinding machines. (7) Geai tooth rounding and gear deburcing
machines.
(8) Others.
(1) Circular saw benches (2) Band sawing machines (3) Mortising machines. (4) Planting and moulding machines. (5) Sanding machines. (6) Others.
11. Shaping Machines.
18. Miscellaneous Machines.
(1) Crank drive shapers. (2) Gear drive shapers. (3) Hydraulic drive shapers. (4) Others.
12. Planning Machines.
(1) Double housing type planning machines (2) Open side type planning machines. (3) Crank planers. (4) Others.
(1) Bolt, nut and rivet making machines (2) Centring machines. (3) Centrifugal casting machines (4) Die casting machines. (5) Dividing and graduating machines (6) Etching machines (Electric typo only). (7) Filing and sawing machines. (8) Heading machines. (9) Metal spraying machines,
13. Slotting Machines.
(1) General purpose slotters. (2) Punch slotters. (3) Others.
14. Sheet Metal Working Machines
(1) Circular shears. (2) Guillotines. (3) Plate bending machines. (4) Slitting and cropping machines
(10) Pipe bending machines. (11) Polishing machines. (12) Sand and shot blast plant. (13) Rolling milli. (14) Reeling machines (15) Wire drawing machines (16) Testing machines of all types for tseting
engineering materials.
(17) Tool tipping machines (18) Tube making machines
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(19) Rjvetting machines. (20) Plastic Processing machines like Injection moulding, Extruders and Blow moulding machines.
(21) Portable, pneumatic and electric tools for working on metal, wood, plastic and glass. Rock drilling and mining tools will not be included in this serial number.
(?2) Core making machines. (23) Moulding machines. (24) Electro Discharge and Electro-chemical
machines.
(25) Glass Bottle making machines like IS
machines.
(26) Special purpose machines (Unit Head
Types). (27) Others.
7. Automatic multi-tools lathes upto 410 mm swing
capacity.
8. Hollow spindle lathes 9. (Drilling machines :
(a) Hand operated bench type. (b) Power operated :
(i) Bench type. (ii) Pillar/column type upto 55 mm dia.
drilling capacity.
(iii) Portable type Radial drilling machine upto 40 mm dia. capacity in steel. (iv) Radial type upto 100 mm dia drilling
capacity.
Cross traverse 400 mm.
10. Milling Machines :
19. Machine Tool Accessories:
(1) Lathe chucks. (2) Magnetic chucks. (3) Drill chucks. (4) Dividing heads. (5) Machine vices. (6) Jigs and fixtures. (7) Hydraulic and Pneumatic Equipment. (8) Others.
Lrsx 'B'
Licences for the following machine tools will not ordinarily be issued. Licences for machine tools which can be supplanted by the indigenous machines will also not ordinarily be issued; the question of granting a licence to Actual Users can be considered provided full justification is given. Applicants should first contact the indigenous manufacturers of machine tools and then only if indigenous machines cannot do the job, they should apply for an import licence.
1. Centre Lathes .
(i) Bench Lathes, (ii) Cone-pulley Lathes, (iii) All geared head Lathes, (iv) Short Bed Lathes. (v) Roll turning Lathes upto 1000 mm swing. (vi) Axle Journal Turning and Burnishing Lathes. (vii) Wheel Lathes, (viii) Underfloor wheel lathes.
Ox) Watch and Instrument maker's Lathes,
1. (a) Capstan and Turret Lathes upto 110 mm bar capacity and centre height upto 400 mm including preselector types, (b) Drum type turret lathes upto 80 mm bar
capacity.
3. (i) Single spindle bar automats upto 70 mm bar
capacity.
(ii) Single spindle sliding head automats (Swiss
type) upto 20 mm bar capacity
4. Single spindle chucking automats upto 380 mm
swing.
5. Multi spindle automatics :
(a) Bar Type upto 67 mm bar capacity (b) Chucking type-Maximum chucking dia, 210
mm.
6. Copying lathes.
(i) Horizontal, vertical and universal knee type and also electrically controlled automatic cycle and programme controlled upto the following dimensions : (a) Table size 2500X600 mm.
(b) Longitudinal traverse 1600 mm.
(c) Cross traverse 400 mm. (d) Vertical traverse 500 mm. (e) Bed Type Milling Machines,
(ii) Tool and die miller.
11. Grinding Machines :
(i) Double ended bench and pedestal type, (ii) Plain and universal cylindrical type upto 500 mm swing and 2150 mm between centres (iii) Tool and Cutter grinders swing dia. on cutter
head upto 310 mm.
(iv) Twist Drill Grinders upto 25 mm capacity. (v) Surface grinders—Horizontal spindle—re- ciprocating table type upto table size 300 mm. X 1500 mm.
(vi) Swing frame grinders, wheel size upto 610
mm.
(vii) Carbide tools grinding and lapping machine
upto wheel dia. 300 mm.
(viii) Saw sharpening machine for circular saw
blades (275 mm to 1810 mm),
(ix) Abrasive cutting off machine-bar capacity
25 mm, pipes 75 mm O.D.
(x) Roll grinder. (xi) Centre, Grinding and Lapping Machine (xli) Crankshaft grinding machines—all sizes. (xiii) Surface grinding machine—vertical spindle— Reciprocating table type—size 300 X 1500 mm.
(xiv) Surface grinding machine-vertical spindle
rotary table-size 750 mm table dia.
(xv) Internal Grinders upto 100 mm bore, (xvi) Centreless grinders upto 100 mm dia
capacity, (xvii) Valve Refacers.
12 GEAR CUTTING MACHINES :
(i) Gear shapers upto 450 mm blank dia. (ii) Gear hobbers upto 1250 mm blank dia
13 CUTTING OFF MACHINES , (a) Abrasive cutting off machines (b) Automatic carbon cutting machines (c) Metailographic cut-off machine.
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14. Boring Machines :
(i) Fine boring unit head type, single and
double ended.
(u) Vertical boring mill upto 4000 mm table
diameter
(in) Horizontal, both table and floor type, upto
160 mm spindle dia.
(IV) Vertical boring a ad drilling machines coordi- nate table type upto table size 1800 mmx 2700 mm. 15. Shaping machines all sizes. 16. Slotting machines upto 400 mm stroke. 17. Planning Machines—all types upto 2000
mm X4000 mm X 12000 mm.
18. Plate Edge Planers. 19 Metal Sawing Machines .
(i) Reciprocating hack saws upto 300 mm bar
capacity.
(11) Bend saw, horizontal' type upto 225 mm
dia. bar capacity.
(,ui) Combination Band Sawing and Filing machine upto 800 mm throat x 300 mm work height.
(iv) Hydraulic cold circular saw-bar capacity
upto 530 mm, saw dia. upto 1410 mm.
(v) Rotaiy flying cut off shears.
20. Special purpose machine including transfer
machines and Unit Heads.
21 Power Hammers .
d) Elcctru-pneumatic type upto 2 tonnes capa-
city.
(li) Friction drop type upto 2 tonnes, (in) Mechanical, spring type
22 Presses and Sheet metal working machinery :
(I) Mechanical power presses including forging
presses.
(u) Hydraulic presses including forging presses
and portable hydiaulic presses.
(in) Pu"ss brakes (iv) Power operated guillotine shearing
machines.
(v) Treadle guillotine shearing machines (vi) Hand presses and foot presses—all sizes (vii) Round seaming machines upto 5 lures cap Cviii) Universal nibbling machines including copy
and co-ordinate type
( u) Universal punching, shearing and cropping
machines.
(x.) Plate bending rolls, I xi) Single ended punching machines (Tin Ream Benders
(xiii) Hydraulic Portable Fabricators (xiv) Section Sti lightening machines.
Otv) Slitting lines complete with coilers and de-
coilers. 23. Welding machines •
(i) Arc welders, transformer/rectifier types (n) Arc welders, motor generator type (iii) Arc welders, diesel or petrol engine driven
generator type.
(iv) Semi Automatic and Automatic sub-merg-
ed Arc type welders.
(v) Spot welders, (vi) Butt welders. (vu) Seam welders, (vm) Projection welders. (rx) Argon~arc welders. (x) Oxy-acetylene gas cutting and welding sets including accessories and pressure regula- tors.
(xi) Oxy-acetylene gas cutting machines for straight line and profile cutting upto 150 mm thick sted plates,
(xii) Welding Rotators and Manipulators
24. (a) Furnaces—all types.
(b) Cupolas of all types including hot biasi
cupolas.
25. Pneumatic tools .
(i) Riyetting Hammers (cap. upto 38 mm hot
rivets).
(u) Aero Rivetting Hammeis (cap. upto 10 nun
cold rivets).
(iii) Chippine Hammers (capacity upto 90 mmj
(iv) Grinders (capacity upto 200 mm). (v) Angle Grinders and Sanders (capacity upto
150 mm wheel).
(vi) Die Grinders, (vii) Drills (capacity upto 40 mm oia ;. (viii) Impact wrenches (capacity upto 32 mm
dia. bolt).
(ix) Rivet Cutters (capacity upio 25 mm; (x) Pop Rivetling Guns 26. Portable Electric Tools .
(i) Drills upto 32 mm capacity and/or kits
thereof.
(u) Grinders upio 150 mrn du whc.l (iii) Angle grinders, (iv) Die grinders. (v) Sander, (vi) Circular saw.
(vii) Planer. (viii) Valve seat Grinder
(ix) Screw driver (x) Nut setter.
27 Wood Working Machines .
(l) Band Saw
(ii) Circular Sawing Machines—Dia of Saw Blade upto 900 mm table size upto 800 v 1500 mm.
(iii) Production Jig Sawing Macliines table size
upto 300X350 mm.
(iv) Surface planers and Jointer Planning width
upto 500 mm
324/190 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PART 1APPENDIX 11—cottcld.
y\ > 1 UilAlit-bSIMg MuClHlie. K\I) Spindle Moulder, ^vn) Wood Working Lathes—all Mzes. ^vin) Belt and Disc Sander.
(ix) Boring and Recessing Machine. (x) Cross-cutting and Trenching Machine. 'xi) Bobbin Sanders, txn) Wood Iloring Machines (xm) Univeisal Wood Working Machines (xiv) Automatic Track Veneer Dryers. (xv) Automatic Guillotine Jointer.
28. Plastic Machinery :
(i) Plastic Injection Moulding machines upto 5240 gms capacity and Moulds thereof excluding comb moulds (locking pressure force 800 tonnes)
(ii) Plastic Extruders upto 120 mm screws
diameters,
(in) Blow Moulding machines uplo 220
litres capacity.
(iv) Machinery for the manufacture of Dylon High
Density Polyethylene/Polypropylene t a p e s- Capacity upto 60 Kg./hr.
(v) High frequency plastic welding and emboss- ing machine for PVC sheets input capacity upto 1.4 KW.
(vi) Polyurelhene Foam Splitting and conver-
sion machines, viz: (1) Horizontal splitting machine ; (2) Vertical spinning machine; and (3) Shredding machmo
29. Miscellaneous Machines :
u) Polishing machines.
(ii) Barbed wire manufacturing machines (iii) Automatic wire straightening and cutting
oil machines
i,iv) Sand und shot blasting machines. (v) Compression die casting machines upto 600
tonnes capacity
(vi) Pantograph engraving two/three dimensional
mahine.
(vii) Tapping Machine 20 mm dia. capacity, (vin) Rolling Mills.
(ix) Mctallorgraphic Specimen Polishing Equip-
ment
(x) Complete Tube Mill Plants upto 150 mm nominal bore dia. of Electric Welded Tubes (excluding welding heads) including slitting lines.
(xi) Ccntrelcss bar turning machines.
30 Material Testing Machine :
(0 Hardness Testing machines "Rockwell" and "Brincll" types including direct reading optical type.
(i,i Spring; testing machines capacity 100 kg flit) Impjct Testing machines. (iv) Universal Testing Machines upto 100 tonnes
capacity.
(v) Poldi Hardness Testers.
31. Acetylene generators, carbide charge upto 82
kgs.
32. Wne drawing machines. 33. Cable making machinery. 34. Wood screw manufacturing machines 35. Sand Moulding machmes :
(a) Hand squeeze or pneumatic jolt squeeze pin lift moulding machines table size upto 915X635 mm and draw capacity upto 26- mrn.
(b) Turnover type pneumatic moulding machines table size upto 122X760 mm and draw capacity upto 305 mm.
36. Flexible shaft machines and flexible shafts. 37. Screwmg (both and tube threading) machines
upto 150 mm cap.
38. Thread Rolling machine—Rotating type. 39. Threading machines, Cn-dan type. 40. Broaching machine upto 25 tonnes capacity. 41. Mains, Medium and High frequency Induction
Heating Equipment.
42. Glass Bottle Making machines like IS machines. 43. Spark Erosion Machines. 44. Rotary Swaging machine. 45. Punch shaping machines. 46. Reciprocatmg type die filing machines. 47. Machine Tools Accessories :
(I) Lathe chucks:
(a) 4 Jaw upto 610 mm diameter. (b) Self-centring scroll upto 305 mm dia.
(u) Drill chucks. (in) Lathe Centres and Mandrels. (iv) Machine Vices, Plam upto 200 mm Jaw. (v) Drill Sleeves. (vi) Live Centres upto M.T 4. (vn) Permanent Magnetic chucks—all types, (viii) Tool post grinder.
(ix) Collets, Feed fingers and Collet chucks. (x) Quick change drill chucks. (xi) Dividing Head. (xii) Jigs and fixtures, (xm) Rotary table for milling machmes. (xiv) Copy Turning attachments for lathes. (xv) Tapping attachment. (xvi) Relieving Attachments,
(xvii) Microbore tools, toolings and accessories. uvm) Universal adjustable centre multi ipindle drill
heads.
(xix) Work Driven for turning machine!
(xx) Milling adaptors, (xxi) Turret drill heads,
(xxii) Electro Magnetic chucks and equipments. 48. Hydraulic pumps and valves for machine tools
and other applications.
49. Pneumatic cylinders and valves for machine
tools and other applications.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/191APPENDfX 12
(Refeience—RlTC S. No. 8 4 . 3 6 ^0 in Section IV)
List of spare parts of textile machinery importable against quota licences
1. Spares for light metal flat heald frames (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence o/ Rs 250 whichever is higher).
2. Glass Reed Brushes (25 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence).
3. Gill box leather.
4. Cat furs and Rabbit furs cut-to-size pieces.
5. Enamelled Thread Guide hooks (10 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence).
6. Glass rods plain and grooved including blue glass.
7. Glass creel pegs and nails including blue glass
8. Glass guides including blue glass.
9. Weaver's scissors (25 per cent, of the face value 13. Drop box card clips and card rings.
14. Winding fillets (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).
15 Porcelain and other thread guides excluding Porcelain Shuttle Eyes (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).
16 Jacquard hooks including for NJS type (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).
17. Jacquard needles including for NJS and Nissin type (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher) -
18. Weavers' Combi.
19. Loom Chains—cut-to-size pieces.
of quota licence).
10. Traverse Slides,
11. Patent Denters.
12. Complete Knotters (25 per cent, of the face value of quota licence).
20. Pick Counting Glasses having T x i ' x i* combined template.
21. Jacquard Bowl Hooks.
22. Weavers' Beam Pipes—(Pipes with holes or weavers' beam).
324/192 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX 13
List of I.D.A. Industries
1. Agricultural tractors.
2. Power tillers.
3. Agricultural discs.
4. Fertilizers.
5. Pesticides.
6. Electric motors (Above 1 H.P.).
7. Power and distribution trans formers, switchgears, control gears and related components.
8. Electrical steel stampings and laminations.
9. Cables and wires.
10. Power generating equipment.
11. Boilers.
12. Commercial vehicles, that is,
(0 Trucks and buses. (//) Jeeps. (Hi) Three wheelers.
13. Automotive Ancillaries, viz.
(i) Engines for commercial vehicles.
(//) Automobile tyres and tubes. (Hi) Storage batteries,
(/v) Synthetic rubber,
(v) H.T. Bolts, nuts and machine screws. (vi) Auto leaf srpings and ooil springs, and
(vii) Other automobile ancillaries.
14. Machine tools.
15. Small tools and cutting tools including grinding wheels and abrasives
16. Ball and roller bearings.
17. Ferrous castings and forgings, that is,
(0 Cast iron and spun pipes.
00 Steel castings.
(WO Malleable castings,
('v) S.G. Iron castings.
(v) C.I. castings,
(vi) Steel forgings.
18. Textile machinery.
S E C. 11 T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 3 7 4 / 1 93APPENDIX 14(1) [Referen<"- RITC SI No, 84 62 in Section II]
Banned List of Ball Bearings
ISINo Equivalen t Equivalent Bearing Dimensions
Hoffman Q SKFNo,
Number Bore Outside dia Width
1 2 3 4 5 6
DEEP GROOVE S1NGI .E ROW RADIAL BA1 LL BEARINGS
10BC02 110 6200 10 mm 30 mm 9 mm
12BC02 112 6201 12 mm 32 mm 10 mm
15BC02 115 6202 15 mm 35 mm 11 mm
17BC02 117 6203 17 mm 40 mm 12 mm
20BC02 . . 120 6204 20 mm 47 mm 14 mm
25BC02 125 6205 25 mm 52 mm 15 mm
LS5 RLS4 12,7 mm 33 3375 mm 9 525 mm
(1/2") (1 5/16*) (3/8")
LS7 RLS5 15 875 39 6875 mm 11 1125 mm
(5/8*) (1 9/16*) (7/16")
LS8 RLS6 19 05 mm 47.625 mm 14,2875 mm
(3/4') (1,7/8") (9 16')
LS9 RLS7 22 225 mm 50 8 mm 14 2875 mm
(7/8*) a")
(9/16*)
LS10 RLS8 25 4 mm
57.15 mm 15 875 mm
(n (2.1/4") (5/8')
10BC03 310 6300 11 mm
10 mm 35 mm
12BC03 . 312 6301 12 mm
12 mm 37 mm
15BCO3 315 6202 13 mm
15 mm 42 mm
14 mm
17BCO3 317 6203
17 mm 47 mm 15 mm
2OBCO3 320 6304 17 mm
20 mm 52 mm
25BC03 325 6305 25 mm 62 mm 15,875 mm
MS7 RMS5 15 875 mm 46 0375 mm (V8,)
(5/8') (1.13/16") 17 4625 mm
MS8 RMS6 19 05 mm 50,8 mm (11/16")
(3/4*) (2") 17.4625 mm
MS9 RMS7 22 225 mm 57 15 mm (11/16")
(7/8") (2 1/4*) 19 05 mm
MS10 RMS8 25 4 mm 63 5 mm
0/4*)
(O (2 1/2') 8mm
N.B.C. 16002 15 mm 32 mm
8 mm
No. BB1C 110 16004 20 mm 42 mm
7 mm
N1025 EL9 9 mm 24 mm
9 mm
6002 15 mm 32 mm
10 mm
6003 17 mm 35 mm
6004 12 mm
N7141 20 mm 42 mm
6005 12 mm
25 mm 47 mm
S3 EE3 9 525 mm 5,55625 mm
22 225 mm
(3/8') (7/32")
(7/8")
S5 EE4 12.7 mm fi 35 mm
28 575 mm
(1/2*) (1.1/81 0/4")
S7 EE5 15 875 mm 34,925 mm 7 14375 mm
(5/8*) (1 3/8") (9/32")
S8 EE6 19 05 mm 41 275 mm 7 9375 mm
(3/4') (1 5/8") (5/16*)
S9 EE8 22 225 mm 47 625 mm 9 525 mm
(7/n (1 7/8") 0/8')
324/194 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I
APPENDIX 14(1)—contd.
1 2 3 4 5 6
S10 EE9 25 4 mm 50.8 mm 9.525 mm
(I") (2") (3/8")
L20N 98204 20 mm 42 mm 9 mm
L25N 98205 25 mm 52 mm 9 mm
M25N 98305 25 mm 62 turn 12 mm
(1838001)
30BCO2 . 130 6206 30 mm 62 mm 16 mm
35BC02 . 135 6207 35 nmi 72 mm 17 mm
140 6208 40 mm 80 mm 18 mm
4OBC02 .
6209 45 mm
45BC02 . 145 85 mm 19 mm
6210
50BC02 . 150 50 mm 90 mm 20 mm
6206K
Taper 62 mm 16 mm
6208K
80 mm 18 mm
Taper
6209K 19 mm
85 mm
Taper
208 80 mm 18 mm
40 mm
140W 6208W 80 mm 18 mm
40 mm Outer ring
29 5 mm
Inner ring
LS11 RLS9 28.575 ram 63.5 mm 15 875 mm
U . l / 8 '; (2.1/2") (5/8")
LS12 RLS10 31.75 turn 69.85 mm 17 4625 mm
(1.1/4*) [(2.3/4") (11/16")
LS12J RLS11 34 925 mm 76.2 mm 17 4625 mm
(1 3/8") (3') (11/16")
LSI 3 RLS12 38.1 mm 82 55 mm 19 05 mm
(1 1/2') (3 1/4") (3/4")
LSI 34 RLS13 41 275 mm K8.9 mm 19 05 mm
(1.5/8") (3.1/2") (3/4")
LS14 RLS14 44 45 mm 92.25 mm 20 6375 mm
d.3/4') (3 3/4") (13/16")
LS14i RLS15 47.625 mm 101.6 mm 20 6375 mm
(1.7/8") (4") (13/16")
LS15 RLS16 50 8 mm 101.6 mm 20 6375 mm
(20 (4") (13/16')
3OBCO3 . 330 6306 30 mm 72 mm 19 mm
35BCO3 . 335 6307 35 mm 80 mm 21 mm
40BC03 . 340 6308 40 mm 90 mm 23 mm
45BCO3 . 345 6309 45 mm JOOmm 25 mm
5OBCO3 . 350 6310 50 mm 110 mm 27 mm
6306K Taper 72 mm 19 mm
6310K Taper 110 mm 27 mm
MS11 28,575 mm 71.4375 mm 20 6375 mm
RMS9 (1 1/8") (2 13/16') (13/16")
MS12 31.75 mm 79 375 mm 22 225 mm
RMS10 (1.1/4*) (3 1/8") (7/8")
MS12 1/2 34.925 mm 88 9 mm 22 225 mm
1 RMSH (1.3/8*) (7/8")
(3 1/2")
MS13 38 1 mm 95 25 mm 23 8125 nun
RMS12 (3 3/4") (15/16")
(1 1/2")
MS13 1/2 41 275 mm 101 6 mm 23 8125 mm
: RMS13 (1 5/8') (15/16")
(4")
MS14 44 45 mm 107 95 mm 26 9875 mm
RMS14 (1.3/4*)
(4.1/4") (1.1/6*)
MS14 1/2 47.625 mm 114.3 mm 26.9875 mm
'. RMS15 (1.7/8") (4 1/2")
(1 1/6")
MS15 50 8 mm 114 3 mm 26 9875 mm
RMS16 (2")
(4 1/2") (1 1/60
SEC 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/195
APPENDIX U(\)—contd.
1
2
3
4
5
6
30BC04
. 530
6406
30 mm
90 mm
23 mm
40BC04
540
6408
40 mm
110 mm
27 mm
6006
30 mm
55 mm
13 mm
6007
35 mm
62 mm
14 mm
6008
40 mm
68 mm
15 mm
6009
45 mm
75 mm
16 mm
6010
50 mm
80 mm
16 mm
55BC02 .
. 155
6211
55 mm
100 mm
21 mm
C211K
Tapct
100 mm
21 mm
60BC02 .
. lf)0
6212
60 mm
110 mm
22 mm
, 65BC02
165
6213
65 mm •
120 mm
23 mm
70BC02
170
6214
70 mm
125 mm
24 mm
75BC02
175
6215
75 mm
130 mm
25 mm
. 355
55BCO3 .
6311
55 mm
120 mm
29 mm
6312
360
60 mm
130 mm
6OBCO3 .
31 mm
6313
65 mm
140 mm
33 mm
. 365
65BCO3 .
375
75BCO3 .
6315 6212K 6012 6013 211
75 mm Taper 60 mm 65 mm 55 mm
160 mm 110 mm 95 mm 100 mm 100 mm
37 mm 22 mm 18 mm 18 mm 21 mm
120BC02 .
. 220
6224
120 mm
215 mm
40 mm
DO UBLE ROW SELF -ALIGNING BALL BI
TARINGS
10BS02 . , U110 1200 10 mm 30 mm 9 mm
25BS03 . . U325 1305 25 mm 62 mm
17 mm
UT130 1506 25 mm 62 mm 16 mm
UT130E 15O6E 25 4 mm 62 mm
(1")
2506 25 mm 62 mm 20 mm
25O6E 25 4 mm 62 mm 20 mm
(10
ULS5 RL4 12 7 mm 3\ 3375 mm 9.525 mm
(1/2') (1.5/160 (3/80
ULS8 RL6 19 05 mm 47 625 mm 14 2875 mm
(3/4') (1.7/80 (9/160
ULS9 RL7 22 225 mm 50.8 mm 14 2875 mm
(7/80 (20 (9/16")
ULS10 RL8 25 4 mm 57.15 mm 15.875 mm
d") (2.1/40 (5/80
30BS02 . , U130 1206 30 mm 62 mm 16 mm
40BS02 . . U140 1208 40 mm 80 mm 18 mm
45BSO2 . . U145 1209 45 mm 85 mm 19 mm
1206K Taper 62 mm 16 mm
1208K Taper 80 mm 18 mm
1209K Taper 85 mm 19 mm
UT140 1508 35 mm 80 mm 18 mm
UT145 1509 40 mm 85 mm 19 mm
UT155 1511 50 mm 100 mm 21 mm
UT140E 1508E 31.75 mm 80 mm 18 mm
U.l/4")
UT145E 1509E 38.1 mm 85 mm 19 mm
(1.1/2')
UT155E 1511E 50.8 mm 100jnm 21 mm
(20
324/196 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I
APPENDIX 14(1)—contd.
6
5
2
3
1
4
. U33O
3OBSO3
U130W U140W U145W
19 mm 20 mm 23 mm 23 mm 20 mm 23 mm 23 mm 23 mm 23 mm 25 mm 23 mm
72 mm 62 mm 80 mm 85 mm 62 mm 80 mm 85 mm 80 mm 85 mm 100 mm 80 mm
1306 2206 2208 2209 2206K 2208K 2209K 2508 2509 2511 25O8E
85 mm
23 mm
2509E
30 mm 30 mm 40 mm 45 mm Taper Taper Taper 35 mm 40 mm 50 mm 31 76 mm (1 1/4*) 38.1 mm (1.1/2") 50.8 mm
10 0 mm
25 mm
2511E
11506 11508 (1509 RL9
ULS11
ULS12
RL10
ULS13
RL12
ULS13 1/2
16 mm 18 mm 19 mm 15 875 mm (5/80 17.4625 mm (11/160 19 05 mm (3/40 19 03 mm
RL13
U155 UI75
55BSO2 75BSO2
62 mm 80 mm 85 mm 63,5 mm (2 1/2') 69.85 mm (2.3/40 82 55 mm (3 1/40 88 9 mm (3 1/20 100 mm 130 mm 100 mm 130 mm 130 mm
1211 1215 1211K 1515 1515E
(3/40 21 mm 23 mm 21 mm 23 mm 25 mm UT175 UT175E
U15JW
(20 30 mm 40 mm 45 mm 28,575 mm (1.1/8*) 31 75 mm 0.1/4*) 38.11 mm (1.1/20 41.275 ram (1.5/80 55 mm 75 mm Taper 65 mm 63.5 mm (2.1/20 5s mm Taper 55 mm Taper 75 mm 76.2 mm
2211 221 IK J1511 1215K 1517 1517E
100 mm 100 mm 100 mm 130 mm 150 mm 150 mm
UT185 UT185E
25 mm 25 mm 21 mm 25 mm 28 mm 28 mm
(30
SINGLE RO\ V ANGULAR CO:
JS
NTACT BALL BEARINC
17 mm
40 mm
. 117ACD
72O3B
17BA02 .
12 mm
47 mm
. 120ACD
20 mm
14 mm 20BA02 .
LS10ACD
7204B ALS8A
57.15 mm
15 875 mm
(2 1/40
25 4 mm 00
(5/80
72O6B
. 130ACD
3OBA02 .
62 mm
30 mm
16 mm
7207B
. 135ACD
35BA02
72 mm
35 mm
17 mm
7208B
, 140ACD
4OBAO2 .
80 mm
40 mm
18 mm
721OB
150ACD
50BA02 .
90 mm
50 mm
20 mm
73O6B
33OACD
3OBAO3 .
72 mm
30 mm
19 mm
7308B
340ACD
4OBAO3
90 mm
40 mm
23 mm
7301B
35OACD
5OBAO3
UOmm
50 mm
27 mm
7409B
545ACD
120 mm
43BA04
45 mm
29 mm
110 mm
7212B
60 mm
160ACD
60BA02
22 mm
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/197APPENDIX 14(1)— contd.
1
4
5
6 2
3
55BA03
. 355ACD
73MB ALS26
LSiy 1/2ACD
29 mm 26.9875 mm ; 0 1/16") 33 3375 mm LS22 1/2ACD
N5311
55 mm 82 55 mm (3.1/4') 120 65 mm (4,3/4') 120.65 mm (4 3/4')
120 mm 152.4 mm (6*) 209 55 mm (8.1/4") 209 55 mm (8.1/4")
(1 5/16") 66.675 mm (2 5/8")
MAGNETO BALL BEARINGS
N797 L17 17 ram 40 mm 10 mm
L20 20 mm 47 mm 14mm
A20 E20 20 mm 47 mm 12 mm
SPECIAL BAL L BEARINGS
12 mm
40 mm
12 mm NBC No. BB1028 NBC No. BB1002
6302/16
16 mm
42 mm
13 mm
NBC No.
25 mm
52 mm on
RlVNo.
18 mm SBLNo
12025 C
BB1016
one side
BA2014
56 mm on
other side.
15.875 mm
41.275 mm
SBL No.
0.5/8")
(5/8")
BT2003
393129
44,45 mm
19.05 mm
SBL No.
(3/4")
0.3/4")
BT2004
393106
11.1125 mm (7/16*) Outer ring 23.8125 mm (15/16") Inner nng. 14.2875 mm (9/16") Outer ring and 19 3/28. 8 mm Inner ring.
15 KOYONo.
20 mm
52 mm
SB20C
SBL No. BT20 (for textile Machinory)
15 mm (outer ring) 19 mm (inner ring)
22 mm
50 mm
08 RIV No
17 mm
5035
65)
SBLNo BA20 (Fiat Part No F-37443/1 28 1
09 N3179
402703
16 mm
40 mm
14.35 mm (outer ring) 13.89 mm
(inner nng) >n idard
25 mm
65 mm
10 NBC No.
RIVN". 10016
BB1014
SBL No. BA20 (Water Pump bearing for Massey Ferguw Tractors & Star 20) SBL No. BA20 (Flat Part No. F-848076/I.28.1 23)
20 mm
47 mm
50 mm
1838002
20 mm
21.15 mm (outer ring) 17 mm (inner nng) 15.875 mm (5/8") 14 mm NBC No. BB1003 NBC No BB1015 4591
393965
is mm
35 mm
8 mm
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5
6
4
1
2
3
12 7 mm N2897
35 mm
16 mm
22.225 mm
N5877
9 525 mm
(7/8')
(3/8")
N6132
22.225 mm
9.525 mm
(7.80
(3/8")
68 mm
25 mm
SBL No. BT2019
SRO No. 12289
(1/20 7.14375 mm (9/320 7 14375 mm (9/320 35 mm (Inner ring) 24 mm (Outer ring) 9 6266 mm (0.3790 NBC No RB5003
23.2918 mm (0.917*)
NBC No. RB5O03 NBC No. BB1007
22 0276 mm (0.86723*) 24 2013 mm (0.9528')
11 999 mm (0.47240 7.2242 mm (0 28440
31.7856 mm (1.25140 28 mm (1.102360 38.9992 mm (1 53540
NBC No.
BB1028
117 475 mm
28 575 mm
44.45 mm
NSN14
(4 5/80
(1.1/80
(1.3/40
72 mm
19 mm
25 5 mm
RIVNo.
SBL No.
10593
BA2007
(Flat Part
No. F872489
1.28.122)
80 mm
18 mm
40 mm
SBL. No.
SRO No.
(Outer ring)
ST4ODD
LA40
37 mm/56 mm
(Inner rmg)
80 286 mm
48,4 mm
40 mm
NBC No.
SBL. No.
BB1019
BA2001
FAO No.
2 50 mm
306445 B/(
200216
38,1 mm(l 3")
NBC No RB5004
81.6 mm 47.498 mm (1.870
) 45 mm
25 mm
19.177 mm
(0.7550
NBC No. GXD885O! 85 mm 19 mm
BB1005 (Outer ring)
27 mm
Inner ring
NBC No. 27 mm 45 mm 10 5 mm
BB1006
145CDS QJ209 45 mm 85 mm 19 mm
QJ209M 45 mm 85 mm 19 mm
82,ii mm 152 4 mm 53 975 mm
N4711C (3 1/40 (60 (2 1/80
ULAR CONTACT BALL 1
B ROW ANQ
BEARINGS
DOUBLI
100 mm
39 7 mm
45 mm
0. [A)
3309 (Norma N 3309 DAN
SEC. 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAJSAKHA 7, 1899 324/199APPENDIX 14(1)—contd.
4
6
5
1
3
2
T H R U S T BJ \LL BEARINGS
15 mm
15TA11
28 mm
51102
9 mm
9 mm
51103
17 mm
17TA11
30 mm
10 mm
51104
20 mm
20TA11
35 mm
11 mm
51105
25 mm
25TA11
42 mm
12 mm
51202
15 mm
15TA12
32 mm
12 mm
51203
17 mm
17TA12
35 mm
14 mm
51204
20 mm
20TA12
40 mm
15 mm
51205
12 mm 25TA12
51203S/W
15.875 mm
05
W5/8
(3/8*)
15.875 mm
W3/4
06
(5/80
15.875 mm
W7/8
07
(5/8")
15.875 mm
Wl
25 mm 17 mm 15.875 mm (5/8-) 19 05 mm (3/40 22.225 mm (7/8*) 25.4 mm
08
(5/8")
oo
19 05 mm
MW7/8
T7
22 225 mm
(3/4*)
(7/8")
19.05 mm
MW1
T8
(3/4")
47 mm 35 mm 35 71875 mm (1.13/32") 38 89375 mm (1.17/32*) 42.06875 mm (1.21/32") 45.24373 mm (1.25/320 46 0375 mm (1.13/16") 50.8 mm (2")
25TA13
25.4 mm 00 25 mm
51305 52204
52 mm 40 mm
18 mm 26 mm
30TA11
51106
47 mm
11 mm
47 mm
51106A
11 mm
35TA11
53 mm
51107
12 mm
20 mm 30 mm 30 mm 35 mm 3S mm
52 mm
51107A
12 mm
40TA11
60 mm
40 mm
51108
13 mm
45TA11
45 mm
65 mm
51109
14 mm
iOTAll
51110
50 mm
70 mm
14 mm
3OTA12
30 mm
33 mm
51206
16 mm
30 mm
51206A
52 mm
16 mm
35TA12
51207
35 mm
62 mm
18 mm
40TA12
51208
40 mm
68 mm
19 mm
45TA12
51209
45 mm
73 mm
20 mm
51306
30 mm
3OTA13
60 mm
21 mm
51109A
45 mm
65 mm
14 mm
511O9L
51109L/C
WJ.1/8J
09
Wl 1/4
28 575 mm 0.1/8') 31 75 mm
010
on
W.I 5/8
013
W 1.7/8
015
ABC No.
48.41873 mm 1(1.29/32") 53.18125 mm (2.3/32*) 62.70625 mm (2.15/32") 71.4375 mm (2.13/16*) 68 mm
RIV No.
15.875 mm (5/80 18.25625 mm (23/32*) 18 25625 mm (23/320 19.05 mm (3/40 18.9 mm
41.275 mm (1.5/8") 47 625 mm (1 7/8") 30.2 mm
PAB 12308
9535 C
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1
2
6
3
5
4
Aetna No
16 9 mm
38 3 mm
71,44 mm
ABC No
JP 1054
CB 1054
(Jeep Pan
No. 649339)
35 mm
16 mm
35 mm
ABC No ST07
R&M No. XLT35 52206 52306 016
W2
EW 1.1/8
52 mm 60 mm 75.40625 mm (2.31/32') 44.45 mm (in
T9
MW1 1/8
29 mm 38 mm 19,05 mm (3/4') 9.525 mm (3/8*) 22.225 mm (7/8-) 16 mm
30 mm 30 mm 50.8 mm (20 28.575 mm (1 V8') 28.575 mm (1.1/8') 55 mm
51111
55TA11
18 mm
51113
65 mm
57.15 mm (2f> 78 mm 90 mm
65TA11
18 mm
70 mm
51114
95 mm
70 TA11
19 mm
75 mm
100 mm
51115
75TA11
19mm
80 mm
105 mm
51116
80TA11
44 mm
75 mm
135 mm
51315
75 TA13
22.225 mm
57.15 mm
84 93125 mm
018
W21
(7/8-)
(2*0
(3.11/32*)
20 08 mm
52.39 mm
PR-108
85.54 mm
25 4 mm
023
Aetna No. DG/1 (Dodge Part No PA-581499) W2 7/8
(10
73 025 mm (2.7/80 57.15 mm
MW2£
T18
42.8625 mm (1.11/16') 50.8 mm
T22
MW21
(20
105.56875 mm (4.5/320 107.95 mm (4i*) 127.00 mm (5*)
OLE ROW RADIAL
SIN
69.85 mm
(21*)
BAIL BEARINGS
EE11
S12
57.15 mm (2.1/4')
9.525 mm (3/80
31,75 mm (1.1/4')
1 All the above bearings with special features such as •—
(a) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove (b) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings. (c) Any combination of items (a) and (b) above, will be considered as banned for import.
2, Import of extra precision bearings of accuracy P-6, P-5, etc. will bejallowed.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/201APPENDIX 14(2)
(Reference RITC S. N. 84.62 In Section II)
Banned Types of Cylindrical Roller Bearings
2
6
5
3
4
1
R120 R125 R130 R135 R140 R145 R150 R155
20RN02 25RN02 3ORNO2 35RN02 40RN02 45RN02 30RN02 55RN02
14mm 15 mm 16mm 17 ram 18mm 19 mm 20 mm 21 mm 14 mm 14mm 14 mm 15mm 15 mm 15 mm 19mm
47 mm 52 mm 62 mm 72 mm 80 mm 85 mm 90 mm 100 mm 47 mm 47 mm 47 mm 52 mm 52 mm 52 mm 62 mm
20 mm 25mm 30 mm 35 mm 40 mm 43 mm 50 mm 55 mm 20 mm 20 mm 20 mm 25 mm 25 mm 25 mm 30 mm
17 mm 17 mm 18 mm 18 mm 18 mm 19 ram 19 mm 19 mm
72 mm 72 mm 80 mm 80 mm 80 mm 85 mm 85 mm 85 mm
35 mm 35 mm 40 mm 40 mm 40 mm 45 mm 45 mm 45 mm
N204 N205 N206 N207 N208 N209 N210 N211 NI204 NU204 NU204N NJ205 NU205 NU205N NKA206(INP) (FafnirNo. 3283) NJ207 NU207 NJ208 NU208 NUP208 NJ209 NU209 NU209N
FAG No.
19 mm
NU209EN
R32O R325 R33O R335 R34O R345 R35O R355
20RN03 25RN03 3ORNO3 35RNO3 40RN03 45RN03 5ORMO3 55RNO3
R365
65RNO3
21 mm 21 mm 21 mm 21 mm 23 mm 24 mm 25 mm 13mm 17mm 19 mm 21mm 23 mm 25 mm 27 mm 29 mm 29 mm 33 mm 17 mm 17 mm
85 mm 100 mm 100 mm 100 mm 100 mm 120 mm 125 mm 130 mm 52 mm 26 mm 72 mm 80 mm 90 mm lOOmm 110mm 120 mm 120 mm 140 mm 62 mm 62 mm
45 mm 55 mm 55 mm 55 mm 55 mm 65 mm 70 mm 75 mm 20 mm 25 mm 30 mm 35 mm 40 mm 4i mm 50 mm 55 mm 55 mm 65 mm 25 mm 25 mm
NU209MN NJ211 NU211 NUP2U NUP211N NU213 NU214 N215 N304 N3O5 N306 N307 N308 N3O9 N310 N311 NV311 N313 NU305 NKA305(INP) (NSK No. P25-5) (ABC No. RM3O5)
33 G of 1/77-15
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4
5
6
3
1 2
NU3O7 35 mm 80 mm 21 mm
FAG No. NU307W 35 mm 80 mm 23 mm
510148
M.I
NU307HNW 35 nun 80 mm 23 mm
NJ309 45 mm 100 mm 25 mm
NU309 45 mm 100 mm 25 mm
NU309N 45 mm 100 mm 25 mm
NUP3O9 45 mm 100 mm 25 mm
NUP3O9N 45 mm 100 mm 25 mm
RNU309 58.5 mm 100 mm 25 mm
(ABC)
45 RN05 R545 N409 45 mm 120 mm 29 mm
NU409 45 mm 120 mm 29 mm
NU2204 20 mm 47 mm 18 mm
NUS2204 20 mm 47 mm 18 mm
RNU2204 27 mm 47 mm 18 mm
(ABC)
NUP2208 40 mm 80 mm 23 mm
NU2209MNS 45 mm 85 mm 23 mm
NH2210 50 mm 90 mm 23 mm
NUS2309 45 mm 100 mm 36 mm
RLS8 CRL6 19.05 mm 47 226 mm 14 2875 mm
(3/4') (1 7/8-) (9/160
RLS10 CRL8 25.4 mm 57.15 mm 15.875 mm
(2*0 (5/80
RLS12 CRUO no 69 85 mm 17 4625 mm
31 75 mm (11 160
(2t0
(1.1/40 19 05 mm
RLS13 CRL12 82.55 mm
38 10 mm ( t0
UF) (3i0
RLS13J CRL13 88 90 mm 19.05 mm
41 275 mm
(3 1/20 (3.40
(1.5/80
CRM10 79 375 mm 22.225 mm
RMS12 31 75 mm
(3 1/80 (7/80
an 95 25 mm 23,8125 mm
RMS13 CRM12
38.10 mm (15/160
UF) (3*0
31.75 mm
RMS17 CRM20 63.50 mm 139.70 mm
(2*0 (5F) (110
RLS22i CRL38 120 65 mm 209 55 mm
33.3375 mm
(4i*) (810 (1.5/160
RXLS3J 82 55 mm 120.65 mm
19 05 mm
on (410 (10
L064 53 975 mm
25.4 mm 28.575 mm
(2.1/80 (1.1/80
L3782 (NBC
SEC. IJ THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 324/203
APPENDIX 14(2)—Concld.
1 2
3
4
5
6
RB5007(NBC) WJP126x240P 126 mm 240 mm 80 mm
NBR10J(NBC) WJl28x240 128 mm 240 mm 80 mm
NBR102(NBC) WJP128x240P 128 mm 240 mm 80 mm
L5O3KNBC) WJ 130x240 130 mm 240 mm 80 mm
L5O32(NBC) WJP130x240P 130 mm 240 mm 80 mm
LS943(NBC) WJI 30x260 130 mm 260 mm 84 mm
L5944(NBO WJP130x260 130 mm 260 mm 84 mm
L6204(NBO WJl 50x270 150 mm 270 mm 80 mm
L62O5(NBC) WJP15Ox27OP 150mm 270 mm 80 mm
160 mm 318 mm 98 mm
L5945(NBC) WJl 60x318
160 mm 318 mm 98 mm
L5946(NBC) WJP160x318P
200 mm 360 mm 98 mm
L6019(NBC)
200 mm 260 mm 236 mm
L6207(NBC)
140 mm 250 mm 68 mm
RB5O17(NBC)
NJ2228 140 mm
RB5O18(NBC) 250 mm 68 mm
NUJ2228 107 95 mm
L6O28(NBC) 203.2 mm 57.15 mm
WJ4ix8* <4i0
(8*) (2iO
107,95 mm
L6O29(NBC) WJP4i'x8*P 203.2 mm 57.15 mm
W) (8*) (2*0
L6O3O(NBC) 139 7 mm
W J i i x IC 254 0 mm 71 4375 mm
(5**) (100 (2 13/16")
L6031(NBC) WJP5i'xl0*P 139 7 mm 254.0 mm 71 4375 mm
(10") (2 13/16*)
NF208 40 mm 80 mm 18 mm
N2211 55 mm 100 mm 25 mm
NU 318 90 mm 190 mm 43 mm
NH318 190 mm 43 mm
90 mm
215 mm 47 mm
NU32O 100 mm
220 mm 60 mm
RB 5O33(NBC) 116mm
220 mm 60 mm
RB 5034(NBC) 116 mm 240 mm 80 ram
RB 5O37(NBC) 118 mm 240 mm
80 mm
RB 5O38(NBQ 118 mm
245 mm 72 mm
RB5023(NBC) 144.5 mm
245 mm 72 mm
RB 5024(NBC) 144,5 mm
270 mm 105mm
RB502O(NBC) 150 mm
RB 5021 (NBC) 150 mm 270 mm 105 mm
RB 5022(NBC> 150 mm 270 mm 105 ram
N 1004(NBC No.) 31 15 mm 68.7881 mm 21 mm
RMS 12L (1 25") (2 7082") (0 8268")
L4430(NBC)
NH320M/C4 100 mm 215 ram 47 mm
L5284(NBC)
NU326M/C4 130 mm 280 mm 58 mm
I4023(NBC) 150 mm 320 mm 65 mm
NU330EM/C4
NNU4956(NBC) 280 mm 380 mm 100 mm
N312
N314
NUP315
N318
504284(NORMA)
1 All the above bearings with special fcatuios such as:—
(a) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove.
(b) A dust shield or plate on one or both sidos of the bearings;
(c) Any combination of items(a) and (b) above; will be considered as banDod foi import;
2. Import of extra piccision bearings of accuracy P-6, P-5, etc. will be allowed.
324/204 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I
APPENDIX 14(3)
(Reference RITC SI. No. 84.62Jn Section H)
Banned types of Tapered Roller Bearings
I.S.I No. Equivalent SKF No. Bearing Dimensions
r- —
Bore Outside dia. Width
1 2 3 4 5
30203 17 mm 40 mm 12mm
30204 20 mm 47 mm 14 mm
30205 25 mm 52 mm 15 mm
30206 30 mm 62 nun 16 mm
30207 35 mm 72 mm 17mm
30208 40 mm 80 mm 18 mm
30209 43 mm 85 mm 19 mm
30210 50 mm
90 mm 20 mm
30211 55 mm
100 mm 21 mm
30212 60 mm
110 mm 22[mm
30214 70 mm
125 mm 24 mm
30215 75 mm
130 mm 25 mm
30216 80 mm
140 mm 26 mm
30302 15 mm
30304 42 mm 13 mm
20 mm 52 mm 15 mm
3O3O4AE(INP)
20 mm
30305 55 mm 16 mm
25 mm
30306 62 mm 17 ram
30 mm
30307 72 mm 19 mm
35 mm
30308 80 mm 21 mm
40 mm
30311 90 mm 23 mm
55 mm
30312 120 mm 29 mm
60 mm
30313(NBCNo.) 130 mm 31 mm
65 mm
M 30313) 140 mm 33 mm
30305 DA(INP)
31309 (INP No. 21 mm 62 mm 17 mm
3O3O9D) 45 mm 100 mm 25 mm
32207
32208 35 mm 72 mm 23 mm
32209 40 mm 80 mm 23 mm
32211 45 mm 85 mm 23 mm
32212 (3977X/ 55 mm 100 mm 25 mm
3922X) 60 mm 110mm 28 mm
32213
(33O356B) 65 mm 120 mm 31 mm
(39586/39328)
32214
70 mm 125 mm 31 mm
32216
80 mm 140 mm 33 mm
(578XA/572A)
32222
110 mm 200 mm 33 mm
32305 (NBC No.
25 mm 62 mm 24 mm
N1005)
32306 30 mm 72 mm 27 mm
32307 35 mm 80 mm 31 mm
(3478X/3424S)
32309 45 mm 100 mm 36 mm
32311 55 mm 120 mm
43 mm
330201 60 mm 110 mm
28 mm
330632C 60 mm
133 mm 30,95 mm
CK-11590/AK-
15.875mm 42,8625 mm 14.2875 mm
11520
(Jeep part No. (0.625") (1 68750
(0 5625*)
5294Ou/529441u
M00545A/46 18.0mm 47 0 mm
14 38 mm
CK. 09067/K.09195 19.05 mm
49.2252 mm 19.05 mm
(M12644/M12611) (0 75") (1 938*)
(0.75*)
SEC. I] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/204
APPENDIX 14(3)—Contd.
1
2
3
21,42998 mm (0.8437") CK-12649/K-12610 Bower no. M-12649/M12610 CK-07100S/ K-07210 X CK-15100S/ K-15245 CK-15J00S/ K-15250
CK-231OO/K-23256
CK-1988/K-1922
CK-02872/K-02820
CK-15117/K-15245
CK15123/K-15245
CK-15125/K-15245
CK-14125A/ K-14276
CK-3188S/K-312O
25,4 mm (1") 25 4mm (I") 25.4 mm (1*) 25 4 mm (10 28 575 mm (1 125") 28.575 mm (1.125") 29.9847 mm (1.1805") 31.75 mm (1.25") 31 75 mm (1.25") 31.75 mm (1.25") 31,75 mm (1.25') 32.004 mm
33 3375 mm (1 3125*) KT- 126 X (with and without hole) (ABC No. T 126L) CK-14131/K-14276 (Jeep Part No. 51575U/52883U) CK-LM-48548/K-
LM 48510
CK-14137A/K-14276
CK-25877/K-25820
CK-25877/K-25821
CK-31594/K-31520
34.935 mm (1.375") 34.925 mm (1.375") 34.925 mm (1.375") 34.925 mm (1.375") 34,925 mm (1.375") 35 mm
KT 138 X(with an, without hole) (ABC No. T 138L) CK-2780/K-2720 36.487 mm (1.43650 36.754 mm
(1.4470 KT 144X (with and without oil hole) (ABC No. T 144 L) N 1001 (Hoffmann)
CK 535/K-532A
CK-418/K-414
AK-LM-501349/ K-LM 501310 CK-24780/K-24720
38.1 mm (1.50 44 45 mm (HO 38.1 mm (1.50 41.275ram (1.6250 41.275 mm (1.6250 42.8752 mm (1.6880 CK-25577/K-25523 (Jeep Part No. 52979U/52980U) CK-55176C/K-55443 44.45 mm
CK-2984/K-2924
(1 750 46.C38 mm (1.81250 4
5
50 00498 mm (1 96870
18.288 mm (0.720
14.1478 mm (0.5570 20,6375 mm (0 81250 20.6375 mm (0.81250 21.463 mm (0,8450 19,355 mm (0 7520 22 225 mm (0.8750 20 6375 mm (0.81250 19.05 mm
(0.75") 20 6375 mm (0.81250 19.5834 mm (0.7710 50 8 mm (20 61,99886 mm (2.4409") 63 5 mm (2 50 65.088 mm (2.5625") 57,15 mm (2.250 73 025 mm (2.8750 61 99886 mm (2,44090 61 99886 mm (2 4409") 61 99886 mm (2 44090 69,0118 mm (2 7170 72.626 mm (2.85930 55.563 mm
29.997 mm (1.1810 15.875 mm
69,0118 mm (2 7170
19,5834 mm (0,7710
65.0875 mm (2,56250 69.011s mm (2.7170 73.025 mm (2.8750 73.025 mm (2.8750 76 2 mm (30 66 7 mm
18 288 mm (0.72") 19 5834 mm (0.7710 24.60752 mm (0.96880 24.60752 mm (0.96880 28.575 mm (1.1250 19,5 mm
76.2 mm (30 66.675 mm (2.6250
25.654 mm (1.010 19.446 mm (0 76560
69.037 mm (2.7180 111 125 mm (4tO 88.50122 mm (3.48430 73.4314 mm (2.8910 76.2 mm (30 82.931mm (3.2650
14.427 mm (0 5680 36.957 mm (1.4550 29 083 mm (1.1450 19.812 mm (0.780 23.02002 mm (0.90630 25.4 mm (10
112.7125 mm (4.43750 85,0 mm (3.34650
26.90876 mm (1.05940 25,608 mm (1.00820
324/206 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I
APPENDIX 14(3)—Contd
3 2
1
CK-59187/K-59412 47 625 mm
(1.875")
CK-55187C/K-55443 47.625 mm
(1.875')
CK-55194AC/ 49.9872 aim
K-55452 D (1 968')
50,8 mm
CK-368A/K-362A (2")
50 8 mm
CK-3780/K-3720 (2')
50 8 mm
CK-45284/K-45220
(2")
52.388 mm
CK-33891/K-33821 (2.0625')
53.975 mm
CK-539/K-532X (2.125*)
53.975 mm
CK-72212C/K-72487 (2.125")
57.15 mm
CK-28682/K-28622 (2.250
57.15 mm
CK-462A/K-453X
(2.25")
CK-3982X/K- 63.5 mm
3927 XA (2.5')
CK-3982X/K-3920 63.5 mm
(2.5'h
CK-3982/K-392O 63.5 mm
fflower No. 3982/ (2.5")
3920)
CK 6379/K-6320 65.08 mm
(2.9/16*)
CK-3984/K-392O 66.675 mm
(2.625*)
CK-482/K^72 69.85 mm
(2.75")
CK-566/K-563 69.85 mm
(2.75*)
CK-33281/K-33472 71.4375 mm
2.8125')
CK-367A/K-563 71.4375 mm
(2 8125')
CK-567/K-563 73.025 mm
(2.875")
CK-42687/K-42620 76 2 mm
(3')
CK-495AX/K-493 76 2 mm
(3*)
CK-575M/K-572 76 2 mm
(3")
CK-408339/K-572 76 2 mm
0')
CK-580/K-572 82 55 mm
(3.25")
CK-582/K-572 82.55 mm
(3.25")
CK 683/K-672 95 25
(31*)
C-KNA782/K-774D
4
5
104 775 mm 36 512 mm
(4 125') (1.4375")
112 7125 mm 26 90876 mm
(4 4375*) (1 0594")
114 98072 mm 28 4861mm
(4.5268") (1 1215")
88 9 mm 22,225 ram
(3 5") (0.875")
93 264 mm 30.302 mm
(3 6718") (1.193")
104 775 mm 30.958 mm
(4 125*) (1.2188*)
95.25 mm 28 575 mm
(3.75') (1 125*)
107.95 mm 36 957 mm
(4 25*) (1 455*)
123.825 mm 32 7914 mm
(4 875") (1 291")
97 63 mm 24.608 mm
(3 8437") (0.9688*)
104 775 mm 29 317 mm
(4.125") (1.1542*)
109.99978mm 30 0482 mm
(4.3307") (1.183*)
112.7125 mm 30.0482 mm
(4 4375*) (1.184*)
112.7125 mm 3O.O482mm
(4.4375") (1.183")
135 755 mm 56 007 mm
(5 3447") (2 205*)
112.7125 mm 30.0482 mm
(4 4375*) (1.183")
120.0 mm 29 007 mm
(4.7244") (1.142")
127.0 mm 36.1696 mm
(5') (1.424")
120.0 mm 30.162 ram
(4.7254') (1.1875")
127 0 mm 36.1696 mm
(5") (1 424*)
127.00 mm 36.1696 mm
(5") (1.424*)
127.0 mm 31.0mm
(5") (1.2205")
136.525 mm 29.7688 mm
(5.375") (1.172*)
36.09848 mm
(1.4212*)
36.09848 mm
(1.4212*)
36.09848 mm
(1.42120
36.09848 mm
| 104.775 mm
(4.125') 114.3 mm
1 (4.5")
V 142,875 mm
(5.625")
139.9921 mm (5.5115*) 139 9921 mm (5.5115-) 139.9921 mm (5.5115") 139 9921 mm (5.5115") 168.275 mm (61") 180 975 mm (7.125*) 212.725 mm (8.375") 200 025 mm (7 875')
(1.4212*) 41 275 mm ( I f) 104.775 mm (4 125') 66.675 mm (2 625") 93 662 mm (3 6875")
D)
D 159 9516 mm
(6.2973") CK-938/K-932 Bower No. 938/932; CKNA-48686/K-Ny 48620D(Bower no. NA48686/NA486201 CK-8163O/K-81963 (Bower No. 81630/ 81963D)
244 475 mm (9.625*)
107.95 mm (4 25*)
S E C. I] T HE C A 2 E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 3 2 4 / 2 07
APPENDIX 14(3)—Concld.
1
4
5
2
3
266 7 mm (10 5')
CK-67885/K-67820
(Bower No. 67885/
190 5 mm 47 625 mm
(7.5') (1.8750
67820)
CK-544090/K- 228.6 mm 300.038 mm 33 338 mm
544118 (Bower No (9.0") (11 8125') (1 3125")
544090/544118
CK-889O0/K-8812O 228 6 ram 306.388 mm 50 8 mm
(Bower No. 88900/ (9.00 (12 0625") (2 00")
(88120)
ABC No. PAB 12303 18 mm 47 mm 14.383 mm
ABC No PAB 12304 26 mm 52 mm 17.462 mm
ABC No. PAB 12305 1838055/56 33mm 62 mm 16 mm
ABC No PAB 12306 1838051/52 28 mm 70 mm 20.5 mm
ABC No. PAB 12307 1838053/54 32 mm 72 mm 27 mm
ABC No. PAB 12435 1838057/58 26 mm 59.8 mm 17.462 mm
ABC No L35RC/L36 40.844 mm 64.313 mm 13 097 mm
ABC No L 35 RC/L38 44.315 mm 69.875 mm 23 368 mm
3O3O5M(INP)
30310
313O5(INP 30305 D)
32210
32215
CK-LM 67048/K-LM 67010
CK-LM 603049/K-U A 603011
Import of extra precision bearings of accuracy P-6, P-5 etc. will be allowed.
324/208 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAlSAKHA 7, 1899 [PARTT
APPENDIX 14(4)
(Reference RTTC SI. No. 84.62 In Section n)
Banned Types/Sizes of Spherical Roller Bearings
Bearing Dimensions
Equivalent SKF No.
Equivalent
Hoffman No.
ISI No.
Outer Dia
Width
Bore
—
—
22212 HL.MB
22212 HLK.MB
22215 HL.MB
22215 HLK.MB
22216 HL.MB
22216 HLK.MB
22217 HL.MB
22217 HLK.MB
22320 HL.MB
22320 HLK.MB
22326 HL.MB
22326 HLK.MB
60 mm
60 mm
75 mm
75 mm
80 mm
80 mm
85 mm
85 mm
100 mm
100 mm
130 mm
130 mm
110 mm
110 mm
130 mm
130 mm
140 mm
140 mm
150 mm
150 mm
215 mm
215 mm
280 mm
280 mm
28 mm
28 mm
31 mm
31 mm
33 mm
33 mm
36 mm
36 mm
73 mm
73 mm
93 mm
93 mm
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APPENDIX 14(5)(a)
(Reference—RiTC SI. No. 84 62toSection II)
Banned types'sizes of Needle Bushes/Shell type Needle Bearlngs/Thln Shell Needle Bearings/Drawn Cup Needle Bearings
NRB INA Tornngton Bore Bearings Width
Dimensions
Outside Dm
1 2 i 4 5 6
DLC 910 HK 910 F910 9 mm 13 mm 10 mm
DL 1212 HK 1212 F1212 12 mm 18 mm 12 mm
DL 1412 HK1412 F1412 14 mm 20 mm 12 mm
DL 1512 HK1512 F1512 15 mm 21 mm 12 mm
DLC1516 HK 1516 F 1516 15 mm 21 mm 16 mm
DL 1612 HK 1612 F1612 16 mm 22 mm 12mm
DL17I2 HK 1712 F1712 17 mm 23 mm 12 mm
DL1812 HK 1812 F1812 18 mm 24 mm 12 mm
DL1816 HK 1816 F1816 18 mm 24 mm 16 mm
DL 2012 HK 2012 F20I2 20 mm 26 mm 12 mm
DL 2016 HK 2016 F2016 20 mm 26 mm 16 mm
DL 2520 — — 25 mm 33 mm 20 mm
JL68 SC68 B68 9.52 mm 14 29 mm 12 7 mm
(3/8") (9/160 ( 5000
JL78 SC78 B78 11 11 mm 15 88 mm 12 7 mm
(7/16") (5.80 ( 5000
JL85 SC85 B 85 12 7 mm 17,46 mm 7 92 mm
U') (11/160 (3120
JL88 SC88 B S8 12 7 mm 17.46 mm 12 7 mm
(1/20 (11/16") ( 5000
JL81O SC810 B810 12 7 mm 16.46 mm 15 88 mm
(1/20 (11/160 (.6250
JLT 912 BH 912 14.29 mm 20 64 mm 19.05 mm
(9/160 (13/160 (7500
JL108 108 B108 15.88 mm 20.64 mm 12.7 mm
(5/80 (13/160 ( 5000
JLT 1016 BH 1016 15.88 nun 22.22 mm 25.4 mm
(5/80 (7/80 (1.0000
JL 1210 SC 1210 B1210 19 05 mm 25.40 mm 1^88 mm
(3/40 (1 0000 (.6250
JL 1212 1212 B1212 19 05 mm 25 40 mm 19 05 mm
(3/40 (1 000") (.7500
JL148 148 B148 22.22 mm 28.58 mm 12.7 mm
(7/80 (1-1/80 (0.500
JL 1412 SC 1412 B1412 22.22 mm 28.58 mm 19.05 mm
(7/80 (1-1/80 (750O
JL 1416 SC1416 B1416 22.22 mm 28 58 mm 25.4 mm
(7/80 (1-1/80 (1 0000
JL168 SC168 B168 25.4 mm 31 75 mm 12.7 mm
(1.0000 (1-1/40 (.500")
JL 1612 SC 1612 B1612 25.4 mm 31 75 ram 19 05 mm
(1.0000 (1-1/40 (.7500
JL 1616 SC 1616 B1616 25.4 mm 33 34 mm 25.4 mm
(1.0000 (1-5/160 (1 0000
JLT 1612 — BH 1612 25.4 mm 33.34 mm 19.05 mm
(1.0000 (1-5/160 (.7500
JLT 1616 — BH 1616 25.4 mm 33 34 mm 25.4 mm
(1.0000 (1-5/160 (1 0000
JLT 1624 BH 1624 25 4 mm 33,34 mm 38.10 mm
(1.0000 0-5/160 (1.50000
JL188 SC188 B 188 28.58 mm 34.92 mm 12.7 mm
(1-1/80 (1-3/80 ( 5000
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2 1
SC 1812 JL 1812
1816 JL 1816
JLT 1812
JLT 1816
JL 2012
SC 2012
JL 2016
SC 2016 APPENDIX 14(5)(a)-Concld.
5
3
4
6
B 1812
34 92 mm
(1-3/80
B1816
34.92 mm
BH1812
(1-3/80 38 10 mm
BH 1816
B2012
28 58 Dim (1-1/8') 28.58 mm d-1/8") 28,58 mm Cl-1/8') 28.58 mm (1-1/8') 31 75 mm
B2016
31 75 mm
(1-10 38.10 mm OF) 38 lOium Ui"> 38.10 mm
U±*>
JL 2020
SC 2020
JL228
SC228
JL 2216
SC 2216
JL 2220
SC 2220
JL 2414
SC 2414
JL2416
SC 2416
JL 2420
SC2420
JL 2816
SC 2816
JL2824
SC 2824 B 2020
19.05 mm (.7500 25 4 mm (1.0000 19.05 mm (.750") 25.4 mm (I 0000 19.05 mm ( 750") 25 4 mm (1 000") 31 75 mm
( 1 *0 41 28 ram
31.75 mm
(1-5/80
B228
B2216
B2220
B2414
B2416
(1.2500 12.7 mm (.500") 25.4 mm (1 0000 31 75 mm (1.2500 25.40 mm (.875") 25 40 mm (1.0000 31 75 mm B2420
B2816
B2824
( I f) 34 92 mm (1-3/8") 34 92 mm (1-3/8") 34.92 mm (1-3/8*) 38.10 mm d-1/2') 38.10 mm (1-1/2") 38 10 mm d-1/2") 44 45 mm d-3/4") 44.45 mm (1-3/40
(1.2500 25,4 mm (1.0000 38.1 mm (1.500")
41 28 mm (1-5/80 41 28 mm (1-5/8") 41 28 mm (1-5/80 47.62 mm (1-7/80 47.62 mm (1-7/80 47 62 mm (1-7/80 53 98 mm (2-1/80 53.98 mm (2-1/80
All the above bearings with special feature such as:—
Nadella/NRB 1NA Prefix Tomngton PreBx Suffix Prefix
(a) Needle Bushes having Oil Holes DLH. JHL — B OH
(b) Needle Bushes where needles are re-
tainod in the bush by grease YL SN Y
(c) Needle Bushes where needle are
retained In bush by cage DB HK FJ For metric aenei Will be considered as banned for import.
S E C. I] T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 3 2 4 / 2 11
APPENDIX 14<5Xb)
(Reference-RITC SI. No. 84 62 in Section II)
Banned Types/Sizes of Needle Roller Cages
Width
Bore
NRB
INA
Durhopp
Outside DlB
B50114
K14xl8xl3
B14I813
K14xl8xl3F
K15xl9x20FKI
B50J90
BB151922 2
B5O113
K16x20xl3
B162013
K16x20xl3F
K16x21xlOFV
B50139
B50792
B162212
K16x22xl2 K18x 22x17
K16x22xl2F
K18x22xl7F
B182217
B50787
Kl8x24xl2F
B50119
Bl 82420
B202410 2
B202617
K18x24xl2 K18x 24x20 K20x 24x10 K20x 26x17 K22x 26x13
K20x24xl0F
K20x26xl7F
K22x26xl3F
B222613
B50743
B50793
B50794
B242813
K24x 28x10 K24x 28x13 K25x 30x13
B253013
K24x28xlOF
K24x28xl3F
K25x3Oxl3F
K25x31x20F
B253120
B253324
B3O3517
B50174
K25x 33x24 K30x 35x17 K35x4Oxl3
B354019
K30x35xl7F
K35x4Oxl3F
K35x40xl9F
B354023
BB394426
K39x44x26ZW
B404521
B475217
B50713
K47x 52x17 KBK12x 16x13 K20x 24x13
B202413
K39x44x26F/2
K40x45x21F
K47x52xl7F
K12xl6xl3FKl
K20x 24x13
13 mm 16 mm 14 mm
14 mm 18 mm 13 mm
15 mm 19 mm 20 mm
15 mm 19 mm 22.2 mm
15 2 mm 22 21 mm 12 mm
16 mm 20 mm 13 mm
16 mm 21 mm 10 mm
16 mm 21 mm 20 mm
16 mm 22 mm 12 mm
18 mm 22 mm 17 mm
18 mm 22 mm 21 6 Dim
18 mm 24 mm 12 mm
18 mm 24 mm 20 mm
20 mm 24 mm 10 mm
20 mm 26 mm 17 mm
22 mm 26 mm 13 mm
22 mm 29 mm 15 6 mm
22.9 mm 28 9 mm 13 8 mm
24 mm 2R mm 10 mm
24 mm 28 mm 13 mm
25 mm 30 mm 13 mm
25 mm 3] mm 20 mm
25 mm 33 mm 24 mm
30 mm 35 mm 17 mm
35 mm 40 mm 13 mm
35 mm 40 mm 19 mm
35 mm 40 mm 23 mm
39 mm 44 mm 26 mm
40 mm 45 mm 21 mm
47 mm 52 mm 17 mm
12 mm 16 mm 13 mm
20 mm 24 mm 13 mm
BB8OOO5 63 66 mm 71 68 mm 38 6 mm
BB8OOO6 62 1 mm 68 1 mm 42.1 mm
B304030 K30x 40x30 30 mm 40 mm 30 mm
B454919 2 K45x 49x19 45 mm 49 mm 19mm
BB50790 K6Ox68x3OZW 60 mm 68 mm 30 mm
BB50791 K60x68x34ZW 60 mm 68 nun 34 nun
K30x 40x30
K45x 49x19
K60x 68x30/2
K60x 68x34/2
NRB RKW SKF Bore Outside Width
Dia
NW122 W122 WA1022 22 mm 30 mm 20 mm
NW225 W225 WA2025 25 mm 35 mm 30 mm
NS7012 S7012 26 mm 40 mm 26 mm
NW128 W128 WA1028 28 mm 36 mm 20 mm
NW230 W230 WA203O 30 mm 42 mm 30 mm
NW142 W142 WA1042 42 mm 52 mm 20 mm
NW145 W145 WA1045 45 mm 55 mm 20 mm
NS7074 S7074 58.7 mm 66.59 mm 29.8 mm
NS70J0 28 mm 48 mm 23,8 mm
3 2 4 / 2 12 T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 [ P A RT I
APPENDIX 14(5)(c)
(Reference—RITC SI. No. 84.62 in Seotionll)
Banned Types/Sizes of Needle Roller Bearings
Dimensions
Bearings
NRB
Width
Outside Dia.
Without Inner Ring
Bore with Inner Ring
Na 1012 12 mm 17.6 mm 28 mm 15 mm
Na 1015 15 mm 20.8 mm 32 mm 15 mm
Na 2015 15 mm 22 1 mm 35 mm 22 mm
Na 1017 17 mm 23 9 mm 35 mm 15 mm
Na 1020 20 mm 28 7 mm 42 mm 18 mm
Na 2020 20 mm 28.7mm 42 mm 22 mm
Na 1025 25 mm 33.5 mm 47 mm 18 mm
Na2025 33.5 mm 47 mm 22 NKIS-25 mm
25 mm
Na 22025 47 mm 30 mm
25 mm 33.5 mm
Na 1030
30 mm 38.2mm 52 mm 18 mm
Na 2030
30 mm 38 2 mm 52 mm 22 NKIS-30 mm
Na 22030
30 mm 38 2 mm 52 mm 30 mm
Na 3030
30 mm 44 mm 62 mm 30 mm
Na 1035
35 mm 44 mm 58 mm 18 mm
Na 2035
35 mm 44 mm 58 mm 22 NKIS-35 mm
Na 22035
Na 3035 35 mm 44 mm 58 mm 30 mm
Nal040 35 mm 49.7 mm 72 mm 36 mm
Na2040 40 mm 49.7 mm 65 mm 18 mm
Na 22040 40 mm 49.7 mm 65 mm 22 NKIS-40 mm
Na3O4O 40 mm 49 7 mm 65 mm 30 mm
Nal045 40 mm 55.4 mm 80 mm 36 mm
Na2045 45 mm 55.4 mm 72 mm 18 mm
Na3045 55.4 mm 72 mm 22 NKIS-45 mm
45 mm
Na 1050 85 mm 38 mm
45 mm 62.1 mm
Na 2050 20 mm
50 mm 62.1 mm 80 mm
Na 3050
50 mm 62.1 mm 80 mm 28 NKIS-50 mm
Na 1055 90 mm 38 mm
50 mm 68.8 mm
Na 2055 55 mm 68.8 mm 85 mm 20 mm
Na 3055 55 mm 68.8 mm 85 mm 28 NIKS-55
Nal060 55 mm 72.6 mm 95 mm 38 mm
Na2060 60 mm 72.6 mm 90 mm 20 mm
60 mm 72.6 mm 90 mm 28 NK1S-60 mm
Na3060
60 mm 78.3 mm 100 mm 38 mm
Na 1065
65 mm 78 3 mm 95 mm 20 mm
Na2065
65 mm 78.3 mm 95 mm 28 NKIS-65 mm
Na 3065
65 mm 83.1 mm 105 mm 38 mm
Na 1070 100 mm 20 mm
70 mm 83.1 mm
Na 2070 83.1 mm 100 mm 28 NKIS-70 mm
70 mm
Na 3070 70 mm 88 mm 110 mm 38 mm
Na 1075 75 mm 88 mm 110 mm 24 mm
Na 2075 75 mm 88 mm 110 mm 32 NKIS-75 mm
Na 3075 75 mm 96 mm 120 mm 38 mm
80 mm 96 mm 115 mm 24 mm
Na 1080
80 mm 96 mm 115 mm 32 mm
Na 2080
80 mm 99.5 mm 125 mm 38 mm
Na 3080
50 mm 65 mm 25 mm
NAM 506525
50 mm 68 mm 25 mm
NAM 506825
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APPENDIX 14(5)(c>-Concld.
NRB INA Durkopp Bore With Without Ouhidc Width
Inner Ring Inner Ring Dia
NB101712 NK10/12 DNK10/12 10 mm 17 mm 12 mm
NKI 7/12 DNK17/12 7 mm 10 mm 17 mm 12 mm
NB101716 NKlO/lb DNK10/16 10 mm 17 mm 16 mm
NKI7/16 DNKI 7/16 7 mm 10 mm 17 mm 16 mm
NB324220 NK32/20 DNK32/20 32 mm 42 mm 20 mm
NKI28/2O DNKI 28/20 28 mm 32 mm 42 mm 20 mm
NB324230 NK32/3O DNK32/30 32 mm 42 mm 30 mm
NB304020 30 mm 40 mm 20 mm
NJM182616 28.575 mm 41.275 mm 25.4 mm
(1.1250 (1 625') (10
(Equivalent Torrington No. HJ 182616)
324/214 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY' APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I
APPENDIX 14(6)
(Reference—RITC S. No. 84 62 in Section n)
Restricted Types of Bearings
Bearing No.
Bearing Dimensions
SI.
SKF
Outside Dm
Width Hoffman
ISI
Bore
Ball Bearings
1. — 108 EL8 8 mm 22 mm 7 mm
2. 70BCO3 370 6314 70 mm 150 mm 35 mm
3. — 6015 75 mm 115 mm 20 mm
4. 60BAO3 36OACD 7312B 60 mm 130 mm 31 mm
5. 65BAO3 365ACD 7313B 65 mm 140 mm 33 mm
Cylimb leal Rollci
Bearings'
RLS14
95.25 mm
CRT.14
1.
on
CRL15
RLS14J
2.
RLS15
CRL16
3.
101.6 mm (4") 101 6 mm
(40
RMS13J
CRM13
4.
20.6375 mm (13/160 20.6375 mm (13/160 20.6375 mm (13/160 23 8125 mm (15/160 308 mm
44.45 mm (HO 47.625 mm (1.7/8") 50.8 mm (20 41 275 mm (1 5/80 670 mm
RTS/275(NBC :) -
5.
101 6 mm (4") 750 mm
Tapered Roller Beat
• 110 mm
32310 CK-495/K-493
1. — 2. —
ings:
3. —
CK-HM212047/ K-HM212010
136 525 mm (5 3/80 122.238 mm (4.13/160
40 mm 29 769 mm (1 1720 38.354 mm (1 510
50 mm 82.55 mm 010 63.5 mm (21')
Spherical Roller Bee
wings :
1. — 22312 HL.MB 60 mm 130 mm 46 mm
2. — 22312 HLK.MB 60 mm 130 mm 46 mm
3. — 22313 HL.MB 65 mm 140 mm 48 mm
4. — 22313 HLK.MB 65 mm 140 mm 48 mm
5. — 22314 HL.MB 70 mm 150 mm 51 mm
6. — 22314 HLK.MB 70 mm 150 mm 51 mm
7. — 22315 HL.MB 75 mm 160 mm 55 mm
8 — 22315 HLK.MB 75 mm 160 mm 55 ram
9. — 22328 HL.MB 140 mm 300 mm 102 mm
10. — 22328 HLK.MB 140 mm 300 mm 102 mm
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APPENDIX li
(Reference—RITC S. Nos. 82.01/04 and 90.16 in Section II)
Licences for the following Small Tools/precisjon and measuring tools will not ordinarily be Issued.
Licences for Small Tools/precision and measuring tools which can be supplanted by the indigenous tools will
also not ordinarily be issued. The question of granting licence to actual users can be considered provided
full justification is given. Applicants should first contact the Indigenous manufacturers of Small Tools/precision
and measuring tools and then only, if these are not available indigenously, they should apply for an Import
licence.
1 Tungsten carbide tips and tipped tools
thereof
2. Milling cutters including End Mills, inser- ted type of milling cutters (excluding gear cutters and scar hobs)
3. Slitting Saws and Slotting cutters of
thickness 1 6 mm and above
4. Taps—All typos and all throads excluding
taps below 3 mm sizo
5. Round Adjustable Dies sizes from 3 mm to
23 mm (threading diameter)
6. Hexagonal Die nuts sizes 6 mm to 20 mm
(threading diameter)
7. Rotary burrs and cutters
8. Two piece dios
9. Shear Blades
10. High Spoed Steel Tool Bits
11. Butt welded tools
12. Segmental Saw Blades
13. Bandsaw Blades Metal working
14. Tungsten carbide wire, tube and bar dra-
wing dies, nibs or pellets
15. Diamond drilling bits for mining purposes
including oil flold drilling bits of all types
16. Bandsaw Blades wood working
17. Steel Files (excluding needle files and Je-
wellers files) and rasps
18. Huntington type grinding wheel dressers
19. Plain type Sheet and Plate Glass Cutters '
20. Handsaw wood working (all types)
21 Hack Saw Blades (Hand & Machine
operated)
22. Fret or Piercing Saws
23. Adjustable Hand Reamers
24. Twist Drills and reamers of 1.190 mm dla
and above (including Tungsten Carbide tipped)
25. Tools makers surface plate squares, steel squares (other than adjustable) and die makers steel squares
26. Surface Gauges including universal surface
gauges
27. Steel Plain plug gauges
28. Gap Gauges
29. Straight Edges
30 Sine Bars 31 Parallel Blocks including hardened and
ground paralles
32 Surface plates Including granite surface
plates 1000x1000 mms or smallers
33. Angle Plates 34. Cast iron cubes 35. Measuring tapes in all sizes-metallic, non-
metallic and steel
36. Draftsman's Protractors 37 Magnetic bases complete with or without
DiaTlndicator
38. Outside Micrometers of sizes 0-300mm (including intermediate ranges in these sizes and spares thereof) 39. Dial Indicators/Dial gauges 40. Hand Tachometers, or speed indicators, measuring range 0 to 50,000 R.P.M.
41. Steel measuring rules 42. Feeler gauges 43. Spring callipers and dividers 44. Mechanical comparator 45 Diamond wire drawing dies 46. Broaches 47. Stellite Tipped Tools/Stellite/Stelllte tips 48. Burnishing Tools 49. Metal Punches 0,3mm to 3.0 mm 50. Thread rolls for thread rolling machines 51. Grooving and Shaping cutters 52. Router cutters for engraving 53. Chasers /Dies for Dieheads (other than cone dies required for the manufacture of dies and taps)
54. Stepped drills upto 1.8mm dia with shank
dia upto 2mm.)
55. Slotting cutters of the thickness below 1 60 mm 56. Circular saws inclusiv of Inserted blade types 57 Outside micrometers of size over 300mm and
spares thereof
58. Thread ping gauzes and ring ganges 59. Gauge Blocks (slip gauges other than carbide
tipslip gauges)
60. Tension gatigos of ranges 4-24gms
61 Pneumatic gauges with 'Air plugs gauges
and setting masters
324/216 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRTL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I
APPENDIX 16
(Reference—RITC S No. 41 01/21 in Section II)
List of Permissible paper Items and the end-uses for which import applications will be considered
End-Use
Item
End-Use
Item
Tele Tape Rolls.
For security printing for Govt.
1.
of India only.
Currency paper, stamp
paper and other special
types of paper for security
printing.
Vegetable parchment paper for
fire-works, and for packing
of chewing tobaoco.
(a) Coloured newsprint
2.
6. Tabulating Manila paper
For accounting machines card
index systems and computers.
For paper caps and amorces
ana fire works (to be consi-
dered only if used in process
and not for packing pur-
poses).
7. Specialised tissues :
Marble paper.
(b) Glazed mechanical
Carbon paper.
printing paper.
Duplicating Stencils.
Art and Chrome paper
3.
Toilet paper, facial tissue. Paper
napkins, paper hankie and
gerveittes.
(a) Carbonising tissue
(6) Stencil base tissue,
(c) Soft and absorbent tis-
sue paper below 18
(eighteen) gsm. in sub-
stance,
For multi colour Fine Screen
printing Arplications will be
considered by the CCI&E,
New Delhi on ad hoc basis.
id) Cellulose wadding
Sanitary towels and compres-
4.
sed pads.
Coloured and pectoral cigarette
High strength and special
grade kraft paper (a. x,
sack kraft paper, eleuri-
cal grade kraft paper).
(e) Coloured and pecto-
ral cigarette tissue.
paper.
(1) Sack Kraft paper will be
permitted only for manu-
factuio of multi-walled paper
sacks for packing of items
such as :
8 (a) Base paper for waxing
and Impregnating and
coating.
(a) Titanium dioxide.
(6) Carbon black,
(c) Polyethylene.
id) Cement for export only,
(2) Electrical kraft paper for
Manufacture of waxed, coated
laminated and Impregnated
papers, for food and pharma-
ceutical Industries. This in-
cludes waxing cartridge paper
for manufacture of ice cream
cups and tumblers.
Insulation purposes.
Manufacture of paper based
laminates like hylarn, formic*.
Cigarette tipping.
Resin coatod paper for use in
(3) Kraft liner/test liner paper
with or without sulphate
content from 100 gsm to
200 gsm. for corrugated
boards.
bottle o p s.
Tracing paper.
Melamine Crockery.
Paper transfer and transfer
(6) Decalcomania paper
labels.
(4) High strength kraft paper
for gummed tapes, paper
strings and straps.
(c) Photo and sensitlsin
(a) Glared imitation par- '
5
base paper.
chment and vegetable
parchment papers.
(b) Glassino paper of
This includes baryta coated
papers. Items permissible for
the manufacture of Photo-
graphic papers, ferro-prua-
ate, ammonia-diazo and
other sensitised paper,
Ayurvedic medicine*, butter
scented supari, SeeyaL confe-
ctionery Including biscuits,
- chewing tobacco cakes, ice
cream cones, cream wafers,
wafer containers and baker;
including bread wrapping.
20 gsrn. and below
;on restricted basis). .
Black and red paper for pac-
king photo sensitised materi-
als will also be covered under
this item.
Packing of celluloid bangle\
transformers, cycle and cycle
parts, wrapping of scissors,
blades and razors.
9 Electrical insulation papers
Paper bags for packing of tea
and boards :
and coffee.
For cables.
(a) Cable paper .
(6) Condenser paper
Paper condensers.
For printing.
10, Matrix Boards/stereoflo-
Bleached white glassine only
for gas mantles and window
envelopes. Black glassine
paper only for photo sensi-
tised paper.
ngs.
Seal and Label embossing.
Condenser.
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APPhNDIX [ty~concl
Item
End-Use
11, . Abrasive buse papers . Abrasive*.
•12 Filter papers
. 11) Gravimetric and chromato- graphic analysis in research faboratorie*.
(2) Filters for automobiles and other internal combustion engines inoluding other industrial filters.
(3) On restricted basis for all
other end-uses.
13. Chart paper .
Recorders, pen recorders etc. used In conjunction with instruments.
14. V.P.I, papers . (On restricted basis)
For moisture proof packing in cycle, tools, blades, auto- mobile industry and sewing needle and for packing textile accessories.
E id-Use
Item
d Playing cardi
15. Black centred card boar
16 Ceramic transfer papers (printed and imprinted)
Import will be allowed vto actual users in consult atio" with DGTD
17 Straw paper
Fire-works.
Corrugated boards
18. Fluting media
Paper bags for tea.
19. Tea bag paper, heat seal,'
non-heat seal type.
20 Paste board, lacquered
and one side coated
Suit cases, attache cases, brief cases files and wardrobes and other travelling requisites
Pleats of fabrics. Capacitors
21 Pleating paper 22 Presspahn paper . 23. Melamlne impregnating
paper foils
24 High strength craft paper 25. Wool Paper and flax
Mclamine crockeTy. Paper abrasivo Manufacture and/or refill m* of elastic calender bo well for paper (on restricted basis)
Jute industry
f th^k " vp o rt °r g I a ss fibre filter p a p or w l lt ^ B°vcrnod by lhe Import policy indicated against RITC S. No. 70.70 in Sectiom II
13 Oof 1/77—16
324/21R THF GAZETTE OF TNDIA EXTRAORDJNARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAJSAKHA 7, 1899 LPART i
Ai*PtiNDLX 17
(Reference—RITC S. No. 85.01 In Section II)
IM of Klectrk Equipment required lor generation, transmission und distriboflon of electric power, import
of tvhlch will be allowed In consultation with D.G.T.D.
\ THERMAL POW1-R STATION EQUIPMENT 1. Steam Boiler with Accessories
I 1 Drum type iteam boiler firing coal, pulverised coal,
gas or oil up to 200 MW.
3.44 Gate valves of various si/es 100 mm to 1400 mm 3 45 Piping specialities, gate valves water meters and water
chocks, etv.
3,46 Service pumps
4 Piping.
1 2 Raw coal bunker gates of needle type and gate type 1 3 Raw coal belt/chain feeder with electric drive, com-
plete with speed control device etc.
1.4 Pressure reducing stations except the pressure reduction
valve.
4.1 Low pressure piping up to 600 (2i io 61 si")
4 2 High pressure piping all sizes (for pressure more than
600 psi).
5. Valves as per details given below —
1 5 Mill fan complete with electric motor (generally up to
6 6 K V./300 H P.).
Bore
Metal
Description
Type
1 6 Screw conveyer for pulverised coal complete with
electric motor.
3' (76,2 mm) Maxi flow CS-NA 5.1
52
Globe
H'(31 75 mm)
FS Safety valves Downcommer and furnace wall master drain valve
Do isolating
5.3
I t' (31 75 mm)
FS
5.4
i' (12 7 mm)
1 7 Forced draft fans complete with motors up to 1000 H.P. 1 8 Induced draft fans complete with motors up to 1000 H.P 1 9 Dcacrator and tank complete with vent condensers 1 10 Electric feed pump complete with drive. 1 11 Mechanical cum electrical ash predpltators I 12 Hydrozine dozing pump complete with tank and motor.
etc.
1 13 Condensate lank. 1,14 Condensate extraction pump 1 15 Sation drainage tank 1 16 Hydraulic renting pump with pressure up to 4000 psi. 1.17 Coal handling equipment according to requirements 1.18 Electromagnetic drum. 1.19 Travelling trippers complete with driving motors and
accessories
1 20 Screw conveyor for sampling device with electric motor. I 21 Belt scales complete with accessories 1 22 Ash handling equipment 1 23 Underground hopper (for wagon tnpplers). 1.24 Underground hopper (Reclamation) 1 25 Automatic Soot blowing Equipment,
FS
55
valve . Pressure gauge stop valve Pressure gauge con- trol valve Steam valvo to FWR
56
l'U2.7mm) If (31.75 mm) If (31 75 mm)
FS FS FS
Globe Globe
5.7
5.8
*• (19.05 mmi Globe FS
5.9
Glnhe
('(19 05 mm)
FS Water valve I O F WR Steam and Water valves to remote W.I. I Water sampling valve
) Water gauge shut off
5.11
I t' (31 75 mm)
valve
5.1:
Globe 1 Globe SDNR
CS FS CS 5.1:
H" 01.75 mm) I' (19 05 mm)
1 Air valve I Chemical feed valve 5 Chemical feed stop
5 1:
valve
1 Furnace wall diain
5 1-
Globe
valve
I' (19 05 mm) (31.15 mm) 11'
CS
5 Water sampling re-
5 I:
2, Turbine House
2 1 Turbine House equipment (Steam Condensing turbine)
200 MW.
2.2 Starting electric oil pump (complete with motor) 2 3 Bearing oil pump with motor. 2 4 Surface condensers complete 2 5 L.P. & H P Feed Hesters of various sizes 2.6 Turbine condensate pumps complete with electric motor, 2.7 Circulating wairr pump complete with electric motor
(Vertical pump and motor)
n,8 Emergency oil pump complete with electric motor 2.9 Hydrogen gas cooler (available for units of Hardwar)
f (19 05 mm)
Globe CS gulating valve
S Water gauge drain
5 H
!' (I1) 05 mm) Globe
valve
CS
5 1
$'(12 7 m,^) Globe CS
5.1
Globe CS
i" (12,7mm)
5 1
7 Drum itearn sampl- ing holjfing valve 8 Drum steam sampl- ing regulating valve 9 Auxiliary iteara stop
Globe CS
1- CvVS mm)
valve
0 Auxiliary steam non-
1 2
2' <50 8 rain)
return valve
SDNR Globe CS 5 2
2' (50 H mm)
5 2
OlnbC
( ' (1 <> 05 mm)
FS
3 General tticmi
3 I Fuel oil system (Evept high pressure pumps) 3.2 Lub oil facilities
3.3 Equipment for process waier supply 1 4 Travelling screen wtih Hoctric motor 3.41 Centrifugal pump lor cleaning ilie room
3 4: Centrifugal pump for fire Punting complete with elec-
tric motor.
3 43 Prinking water pump complete with motor _s 2
1 Boilv ailing valve .2 ' ootmoous Blow down isolating valve 1 Continuous Blow- down regulating valve
Meedlei
1' (12 1 mra)
FS N A
14 Blov oti isolating
5 2
i Globe
If (M "^ mini
FS valve
5 2 !5 Blow off isola'ing
1 SDNR
If (M 75 mm
FS val"'
!6 Boiler filling isolat
5 2
SDNR
2' (50 S mm)
ing valve
CS
:7 Sleam valve to W L 1
5 2
Globe
1' (J
and alarm
FS
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APPENDIX \l—conid.
Bora
Des
Bore
Metal
Type
Type
Metal
crlptlon
Description
5.2S 1 Water valve lo W.L 1 1 5 61 It '(31.75mm) Globe CS
and Alarm !'(19 05mm) Globe FS J62 *' (12.7mm) Angle CS
5 2<5 ' DOWUCOHKV Drain 5 63
valve U'(31 75mmi Globe \ s *'(12 7mm) Angle CS
Supt,
rheaten
564
i Safety valve
5 30
M JM POW
2 I "(57.15mm)
CSNA
5.31
3 "(76 2mm) cs
5 32
8-(203.2mm) e 8'(203.2mm) 3'(76.2mm) 8'(203 2mm)
PS PS PS PS
cs cs cs cs
PS
3 '(76.2mm)
rs
5 65 5.66 5.67 5 68
5 33
4'(191.6mm) PS
Drain valve Prgauge stop valve Prgaugc control valve F W.R. outlet isolat- ing valve F.W.R By-pasi valv Recirculattng valve Feed stop valve Low load feed isola- ting valve
cs
cs
Ai
F.S
ttemperators
5 34
7'(176.8mm) i "(6 35mm)
PS Globe
5 35
(S 'uperheater)
CS
5 69
Angle
5.36
i '(12.7mm) l'(12 7mm)
cs
5.37
1'(10 05mm) Globe cs
2i '(63.5mm)
5 70
CSNA
Maxi flow
5 38
r ( 19 05mra) Globe cs
l'(12.7mr.)
5.71
cs
5.39
1 "(12.7mm)
2'(50 8mm) SIJNR cs
cs
540
5.72
PS
1'(19 05mm)
cs
Globo
2' (50 8mm)
5 41
cs
5 73
11 '(3175mm) Globe
Drain and Circulat- ing valve Dram and circulat- ing isolating valve . Main steam stop valve Air valve Pressure gauge stop valve Do control valve . Electrically assisted safety valve . Pressure switch stop valve Prewirr control valve . Main steam stop Drain valve Cage intermediate Box drain isolating valve .
cs
Globe
2'(50.8mm)
cs
5 74
5 42
Superheater attem- perator regulating drain valve . Do. drain Isolating valve Superheater attem- perator spray water check valve . Do spray water control isolating valve Do. Control by-pass valve . S H attemperator air release
f*(19.05mm) Globe cs
U'(31 75mm) Globe cs
5 43
temptraton
At
H'(31.75mm) Globe cs
(RthtaUr)
544
It'(31 75mm) Globe cs
5.75
i!'(19 05mm) Globe 145
cs
5 76
Globe
l t ' OI 75mm)
cs
I '(19.05mm) Globe 5 4(S
cs
li*(31.75mm) Globe cs
ill
2*(5O.8mm) SDNR cs 5 47
H'(31 75mm) Globe cs
5 78
5 48
2 '(50.8mm) Globe cs
5.79
5 49 5 50
Do Box drain valve , Py. S H. Inlet box isolating valve Py S H Inlet box drain valve . Platen SH outlet Box Drain isolating valve . Platen S H outlet Box Drain valve Sec S H inlet box drain isolating valve Sec S.H. inlet Box drain valve . Air valve Vent valve (SH) .
It'(31 75mm) 1'(19 05mm) 3*(76 2mm)
Globe Globe PS
cs cs cs
Globe
R H attemperator regulating drain valve R. H. Atteraperator isolating drain valve R H. At temp, spary water check valve , R H Attemp. spary water control isolat- ing valve R. H. Attemp, spary water control by- pass valve
2'(50.8mm)
cs
Rtheaters
i
5 51
B HYDROELECTRIC STATIONS
4'(101.6mm) Maxi flow CSNA
5 52
1 Governor oil pump complete with driving motor, starting equipment, pressure switches, contactors, relays etc (Gear pump 20—40 Atmosphere)
4'(101,6mm) Maxi How CSNA
5 53
1'(19 05mm) Globe
FS
2 Governor oil pressure tank complete with all accessories (pressure 20--40 Atmosphere capacity up to 3 cubic metre).
5 54
Safety valve single spring reheater inlet Do Reheater outlet . Reheater inlet air release . Rehea'.er inlet box drum isolfltinp valve
Globe
FS
"'(19 05mrr.)
5 55
3 Permanent magnet generator suitable for supplying the motor driving the speed responsive element of the go- vernor together with all electrical wiring, ovcrspoed low speed switches etc
Globe
t '(19.05mm)
FS
5 56
4. Pressure relief valves 5 Butterfly valve complete with its associated control equip-
Globe
1'(19.05mm)
FS
ment, etc
5.57
6 Spherical valve complete with its associated control equip,
Angle
i '(12.7mm)
FS
ment, etc
5 58
Do
FS
Do. Regulating valve . Reheater outlet air release . E H. outlet pressuie gauge itop valve Do. control valve .
Ftn
7. Air compressor for Governor with driving m:>torj and air receiver collors. piping valve drains, orj-si jrj i vltchaj complrte with necessary wiring etc.
NR
I 59
< SNA
l'(12 7mm) red Flow Sect it 8 "(201 2mm)
8, Strainers for cooling wairr
5 iSO
PS
Feed check valve FWR inlet isolating vatvr
8'(2O3.2mm)
CS
Id) I\ipkx (b) Simplex.
324/220 THF. GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 IPARI I
APFtNDlX n—contu
J.2 Indoor Metal clad oil switches ISO M\ \ & 25 •' Pipes and halves
•U ScamJcss tubes of dia 1/2' (12 7mm) to 3' (76.2mm) for use in hydraulic, fluid lines, pressure ^00/600 psi.
MVA—11KV.
3 3 Indoor Metal clad air break switches 12 & 33
KV/500 MVA,
3, i liolaton
'J.2 Glow valves, Anglo valves and wheel valves suitable
for r to V (12,7 i<> 76 2 mm) dia, pipes, pressure 3.41 Manual & Pneumatic operated up ii, 400 K V
300/600 psi and check valves and needle valve* 3 42 Motorized 132 KV Isolator*.
3 4J Lightning Arrettors (220 KV),
9.3 Pipe fittings ot MC-CJ comprising coupling, bends,
unions, etc.
4. Motor Starters
0, Set of apparatus for measurement of turbine discharge by winter Kennedy index method complete with piezeo- meter heads, connection tubing and indicating instru- ments
11 Penstock gates complete with gate track, hoisting equip-
ment vith associated controls etc
4 1 Liquid motor starters for slip ring induction motors
up to 2000 H P.
4 2 Oil immersed startei switches—400 A M.P. 660
Volts.
4,3 Oil immersed resistance motor carters up to 500 H P
5 Condensers, Rotating
?. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTS COMMON TO THER-
MAL AND HYDROELECTRIC PROJECTS 5 1 Power factor correction capacitor u p to ]32 K V,
1 Trumformers
1 1 Po^er transformers up to 220 KV/250 MVA.
5.2 Synchronous condensers 15 MVA & 30 MVA,
6 Transmission & Distribution Equipment
1.2 Auto rranstormcrs (Power) up to and including
220 K.V
1.3 1-arthing transformers (along with power trans-
formers)
6.1 Potcdain insulator (up to 220 K V. 25000 lbs.
strength).
7, Cables.
1.4 Current transformers 220 KV, 132 KV, 66 KV, 33 KV, 11 KV, 440 V up to 1600 Amp/5 Amp. ratio.
1.5 Potential transformer* (Wound type) up to 132 KV.
7.1 V V.C, Power Cable*, (upto 11 K.V.)
8. Power Line Current carrier Equipment {PL C C Equipment)
I 6 Potential transformers (Capacitor voltage type)
4 Wave Traps and Coupling Capacitors
up to 220 KV
1 7 Reactor* (for limiting fault MVA) 1 to 10 MVA.
D. POWER STATIONS (HYDRO/THFRMAL CON-
TROL ROOM EQUIPMENT)
!, Control Gear and Switches
2 1 Circuit Breakers :
1. Meters t
2.11 440 V/660 volts up to 3000 AMP oil circuit breakers.
2.12 440 V/660 Volts up to 3000 Amps Air circuit breakers
2.13 Indoor 3.3/66 11 KV.
up to 1200 Amps. 500 MVA Bulk oil breakers up to 1600 Amps 500 MVA Min, oil breakers.
2 14 22/J3 KV upto 800/1200 Amp 1500 MVA Bulk oil
and Mm Oil-
2 15 66 kv 132 KV—up to 8OO/J2OO A 5000 MVA Bulk
oil
2.16 66, 132 KV—upto 800/1200 Amp. 4500 MVA min
oil breaker
2 17 132, 220 KV—upto 800—1200 Amp 10,000 MVA
Air Blast circuit breaker
2.18 Pole mounted auto reclosures up lo 11KV, 150 MVA
119 Outdoor bulk oil circuit breakers up to 66 KV/1 MVA
2 20 Outdoor Min oil circuit breaker 22,33,6ft. 132 KV
2500 MVA
2.21 Outdoor Air blait circuit breakers 132 KV5000
MVA 600/1200 Amp 220 KV/10000 MVA—2000 Amp.
2.22 Air break circuit breaker* 11 KV —7M) MVA.
1 1 Ammeter A.C 0—4000 Amp t T operated
1 2 Xtnnieter A.C (Smaller ranges than above)
1 3 Amroeier DC up to 1000 Amps.
1 4 Voltmeters up to 220 K.V (PT operatedj
I 5 K W.H. Metet.
I 6 KVAR meter.
1 7 Miniature type ind'ctuing instruments with long
scale pattern
1 8 KVAR/KWH meters with maximum demand indi-
cators
1 9 Power factor meter
1.J0 Recording Ammeter & Voltmeter
1 11 Mega watt recorder.
1 12 MVAR recorder,
1 13 Frequency recorder.
1 14 Vibration recorder
I 15 Mega Watt Hr Meter
1 16 Power svMem disturbance recorder.
1.17 Multistage temperature ret orders.
1.18 Multipoint Summation metering Equipment for
Licrpv out puts,
1.19 Seal air pressure meter ft—1000 mm of water.
Switches
3 i Indoor metnl clnd oil twitches up to 11 KV/500 MVA/1200 \mp* Hulk oil & Mm oil type up to 1600 Amps.
1.20 Air pressure anugc*. n—10 Kg/Cn,: 0—
1 21 Trivector meteri.
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APPENDIX \l~Contd.
3.26 D.C. Voltage operated high speed tripping relays with
1.22 Multi ampere set (for teitlng Lab.) 5 KVA ft 10
self reset contacts.
KVA Unit
3.27 D.C. Voltage operated high speed tripping reljyk
with hand reset contacts.
1.23 Automata Voltage Regulators for static field sup-
pression equipment (Available with M/s. B.H.E.L
Hard war)
J.28 1J' Disc, semaphore indicator relayv
I 24 Indicating Instrument for ph conductivity & dissolved
3.29 2^" Disc, semaphore indicator relays,
oxygen.
3.30 Single shot instantaneous Auto recloae relays.
1 25 Recording Instrument tor pb conductivity & dissolved
oxygon.
3.31 Trip Circuit supervision rcJay.
3.32 Test plug.
3.33 Distance protection scheme relays (oihei than type
SSRR 3 V).
2. Synchronising Equipment : (comprising of Synchroni-
sing scope, Voltmeters frequency meter, synchroni-
sing relay, speed matching relay, voltage matching
relay and parallel relays or automatic synchronising
relay etc.
3.34 Harmonic Restraint Differential relays type DMH.
3.35 Negative phase sequtnee relays typei CAN and
3. Relay
CDN.
3 1 AC Instantaneous Overcurrent or earthfault relay.
3.36 Field failure and application relays type YCGF and
CGG.
3 2 AC Instantaneous Circulating Current relay*.
3 37 Unbalanced and overload protection relays type
3 3 Directional I.D.M.T. Overcurrcot or earthfault.
CMM and WIG.
3 4 Directional I.D.M T. Overturrent or earthfauK relay
3. J8 Parallel feeder protection relay? type IJCD.
fined with highest instantaneous unit
3.39 Auto Rcclose relays type VAR.
3 40 Pilot wire feeder protection relays type DMW
3 5 Non-directiojal I.D M T Ovorcurrent or earthfault
or combined overcurrent and i urth faull relay (with
shunt of series tripping).
3.41 Under and overfrequency relays type FMG.
3 6 Inverse riruc standby earthfault relay.
3.42 Rotor Earthfault relays type VME.
3.43 Bus Zone supervision relays type VTX
3 7 Non-directional I D.M.T. Over current or earthfault
or combined ovorcurrent and carthtault relay fitted
with highest instantaneous unit.
3 44 Reactive KVA meter*.
3 8 Non-directional very inverse over current or earth-
3.45 Timer units (components for timer relays type VAT
fault or combined ovcrcurrent and cinhfault relay,
and Type SSRRV distance schemes).
3 9 Non-directional very inverse time overcurrent or
oarthfault or combined overcurrcnt and earthfault
relay with highest instantaneous unit.
3.46 Voltage matching & speed matching and synchro-
nising relays for nurematic or check synchronis-
ing schemes.
3.47 Interposing relays for supervisory control.
3.10 Non-directional extremely Inverse time overcurrent
or earthfaull or combined overcurrent and earthfault
relay.
Instruments for Boiler Turblru ana Generators
4 I Instruments for Pneumatic system
3 11 NoD-direuioiidl Inverse time ovcrcurrcnt or oarthfault
or combined overcurrent and oarthfault relay with
highest instantaneous unit.
4.11 Pneumatic pressure transmitters
1 12 Non directional III M T, Overcurrent relay with
4.12 Indicating temperature recei\ers (Pneumatic)
undorvoltagc control
4.13 Recording temperature receivers (Pneumatic).
3 13 Transformer percentage Differential relay.
4.14 Indicating pressure receivers (Pneumatic)
3 14 Oas Actuated double float Buchbolz relay
4.15 Recording pressure receivers (Pneumaiio
3.15 Instantaneous No \olt relay Instantaneous Under-
voltage relay Instantaneous Overvoltage Relay.
4.16 Selector stations (Pneumatic).
3 16 Fuse Failure relay
4.17 Regulators
1 17 I overse time overvoltagc relay.
4.18 Manual Loaders (Pneumatic).
3 18 Inverse time uudeivoltagc relay,
4.19 Pneumatic temperature transmitters.
3 19 Neutral Displacement relay.
4 2 Instrument$ for Electronic Syitrm
3 20 3 ph 1 step switched reactance distance scheme,
4.21 Potentiometnc and bridge indicator for
temperature.
3 21 Voltage Operated auxiliary relays A.C or D.C. vnth
self reset contacts
4.22 Single point & Multipoint potentiometnc and
bridge recorders for temperature
3 22 Voluge operated auxiliary relay A-C. or D.C. with
self and hand reset contact)
4.23 Differential transformer indicators for pres-
sure level, flow and draft.
3 23 Current operated auxiliary relays
4.24 Differential transformer recorders for pressure,
3.24 Voltage operated flag relays
level. How nnd draft with and without irte-
grator*
3 25 Current operated flag relays.
324/222 THc GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISArCHA 7, 1899 [PART 1
APPENDIX 17 concld.
4.25 Regulators (Electronic).
4.26 Functional blocks (dynamic cuplcrs, differen-
tiators synchronisers etc)
4.27 Position indicators.
4.38 Set of wrvo-dnvrs an^ accessories
15.2 Electric (urnace.
\5 .1 Hydraulic press & vices.
15 4 Welding equipment.
15 5 Carpemary equipment
15.0 Tool room equipment
5 Instruments Common t<> Fnrumaitc & Electronic Sy^ttm
5.1 Thermocouples
5.2 Resistance Thermometers.
5.3 Pressure & differential pressure transmitters
5 4 Pyrometrlc mlllivoli meters
5.5 Logometers (Cross-coil instruments)
5 6 Auto/Manual stations.
5.7 Cold junction compensation boxes.
5.8 Turbine supervisory instruments (Recording)
5.9 Turbine supervisory detector
5.10 Annuncatora.
5.11 Pressure gauges
5.12 Indicating diomc Instruments (for analysis;
5.13 Recording dionic instruments (for analysis).
5 14 Dionic instrument analysers (Transmitters).
5.15 Pressure switches (on restricted basis).
5 16 Float switches.
5 17 Selector switches (Electrical).
5.18 Speed (indicating & recording.
E. MiscEiXANfcouif ITEMS
1. Sodi Acid carbon, tetrachlotide & other tiro extinguishers
for power stand and switch yards
2. D.C. Supply source.
3. Storage batteries.
4. Battery charging seiv
5. D.C. Distribution Boards complete with breakers etc.
6. Lighting equipments (Bulbs, lighting fixtures, explosion
proof fixtures and distribution boxes)
7. Inter-commurucation equipments,
8. Relay totting equipment.
9. High impedence rneggars
250 Volt to 220 KV 50,000 Meg ohm. & above
10. Air compressor unit complete with electric motor, inter and after coolers, unloading device, filters for the station compressor house.
11 Air receivers (Cylinders)
12. Oil testing sets 0—50 K.V.
13 Hydrogen gas generating plant a .npkie
14, Set ol carbon dioxide fire extinguishing equipment lor generators with automatic discharge nozzle A tempera- ture detectors,
15. Central repair woikihnn equipment
15 I Lathes, drilling machines, -.lotting machines and
grinders
16. Oil filtration plants.
17 Sample dividing unit with laboratory cruslur and motoi
18. Coal sampler after collecting and continuous or inter-
mittent sample complete with drive.
F. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
1.
7 tons
Tippers . . ..
2.
2\ Cubic yards Excavator shovels
Motorized graders
113 H V 3.
4. Crawler tractors
23J HP
50 H P. 5. Wheeled tractor . . ..
Concrete mixers . . ..
6.
1 Cubic Yd capacity
7 Vibrators & Vibrating soil compu- ters . . ..
10,000 cycles/Min.
Road Rollers
10 turn capacity.
8.
9. Stone crushers . . ..
(Any capacity).
Flaking machine
10
10 ions.
Underground hopper .
11.
Q. TRANSPORT &. MATERIAL H A N OI ING EQUIPMENT!
1 Turbine House cranes .
20, 50 & 25 tons
Cranes Gantry
50 tons.
2.
Crane* tyre mounted
12} tons 3.
Cranes—overhead hand operated .
4
10 tons
5. Cranes—overhead hand operated (double beam)
20 tons
Electric Hoist monorail
10 tons
6
7. Hoist hand operated
10 tons
8 Trolley with hoistgoar hand operated 10 tons
Acnal ropeways .
200 tons 9.
10. Passenger lifts—Lapacity 4,6,8,10,12 passen^ei;* oi maximum 2000 lbs. lead with dntxri current (speed 150l"i/mtn)
11. Pa-^etu-er lift-; capacity 4,6,fc, 10,12 pasien^ers or maximum, 2000 lbs with A.C Machines having speed 230 ft /min.
12. Goods lifts 4000 lbs with hpced 6U ft./min
13. ('verhead crane for ash pump house.
14. Hand operated pullv block with v i ew Hoisting mrchamsm
15. Jeep
Truck 4 — 2 and 4 — 4
16.
17 Diesel locomotive.
Tower Crane* (up to 50 tonnes)
18
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APPENDIX 18
IMPORT POLICY OF MINERAL OILS, KEROSENE, MOTOR SPIRIT, GREASES AND LUBRICATING OILS
FOR APRIL 1977-MARCH 1978
The licensing policy for mineral oils, kerosene, motor spirit,
greases and lubricating oils etc, is given in this Appendix
1. Mineral Oils, kerosene and motor spirit
Import will be allowed in bulk on ad-hoc basis on the re- commendation of the Ministry of Petroleum, New Delhi. The import will also be canalised through the public sector agency Please see Section III of this Book.
(13) Aviation specialist;. Import will be allowed in favour of the Oil Companies on the recommendation of th= Ministn ot Petroleum, New Delhi.
(14) White oil . Import will be illowcd in favour of the actual users on the recommendation of the Ministry of Petroleum, New Delhi,
2 Mineral "a"t, gi eases and petroleum Jellies etc
(1) Microcrystallinc wa.\ The requirement of aUual users will be met by imports through the public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.
(2) Paraffin wax The requirements of actual users will be met by imports through the public sector agency. Please see Section HI of this Book.
(3) Greases other than Import of only special grades petroleum jellies and types of greases which are not manufactured in the country and are essentially required will be allowed in favour of the oil companies on the recommendation of the Ministry of Petroluem New Delhi
(4) Petroleum jellies Import of only special types of petroleum jellies will be al- lowed by actual users for meeting the requirements of defence services and for manu- facture of drugs and medi- cines, on the recommendation of the DGTD and Ministry of Petroleum, New Delhi NQTF , The importers of white oil will be required to submit to the State Governments concerned in whose jurisdic- tion the sales are made, A statement of sales and stocks together with the undertakings, in original obtained from the purchasers that they will not use oil for adulter- ation purposes, by the 15th of the month succeeding the month of which it rclatos, failing which action will be taken under the ITC regulations The form and man- ner in which the information is required to be fur- nished can be obtained from the Ministry of Petro- leum, New Delhi,
(15) Textile finishing oil \ (16) Textile Fibre oils y Import will not be permitted. (17) Batching oil for fihies J
4. Lubricating Oils .
(1) Base lubricating oil . Import in bulk and grade that arc not manufactured in the country will be allowed against licences specifically issued on the recommendation of the Ministry of Petro- leum, New Delhi. The import will also be canalised through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book
3, Mineral Oih not otherwise specified
(1) Transformer oils (2) Insulating oil (3) Mineral Colza oil. Import will be allowed on the (4) Light process oil for recommendation of Ministry light coloured rubber > of Petroleum, New Delhi, in favour of the public goods. (5) Paraffin, napthanic or sector agency. Please see
aromatic rubber plasti- Section III of this Book cisers
(6) Cutting oil. (7) Shock absorber oil (8) Heat transfer oil. (9) Impregnating oil for Import will be allowed in electric paper and board favour of the Oil Companies insulators • on the recommendation of (10) Mineral oil foi manu- (he Ministry of Petroleum,
facturc of insecticides, New Delhi
(11) Special graphited oil for lubrication of glass moulds
(12) Liquid paraffin (includ- Import will be allowed to ing medical liquid para- actual users on restricted ffin ) basis on the recommendation of the Ministry ot Petro- leum, New Delhi, (2) Turbine oil . "\ Import will be allowed en ad (3) Special types of lubrl- I hoc basis on the recommenda- catlng oil fa bulk > tion of the Ministry of (4) Lubricating oil, packed I Petroleum through public grade. J sector agency Please see Section III of this Book
NOTE : Spindle lubncating oil imnoitcd should conform to a minimum standard of 36 seconds at 60C (Red wood No 1 viscosity) with a closed flash point (Pcnsky Martens) of a minimum of 140C The import of spindle oil of a lower viscosity and flash point will not be allowed
5. Crude Oil :
Import will be allowed in favour of the refining oil companies to bulk, cither directly or through Government agency, on iht: recommendation of the Ministry of Petroleum, New IXIln
NOTE: By crude oils, is meant all rutuifl! liquid pindncts, consisting mainly hydrocarbons, which have under- gone no treatment other than settling (deputation) dehydration, desalting, or stabilisation, to which no products have been added othei than (hose previously recovered by physical methods in the course of these treatments
2, The Import policy of various iterm indicated in this appendix will apply not only to ituns imported under the names specified in tins Appendix, but also tu such items when imported under other chemical names or synonyms
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Drugs and Medicines—Licensing Policy for 1977-78
Actual Users Policy
(i) General Drugs and Medicines
Import of drugs and medicines included in Appen- dix 1 of this Book wil] be allowed under O.G.L. subject to the following conditions.—•
(/) The importer is an actual user, duly registered with the DGTD or State Drugs Control Authritiea or other sponsoring authorities con- cerned, as the case may be, and holds a licence under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, requiring the goods, in question for use in his own industry.
(II) The importer shall produce to the customs authorities at the time of clearance, a decla- ration giving the particulars of registration as an industrial unit with the concerned au- thorities and affirming that the such regis- tration has not been cancelled or withdrawn or otherwise made inoperative;
(iii) Drugs only in bulk unprocessed form and conforming to the specifications laid down in the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, and the rules made thereunder will be allowed for import;
(/v) No preparations of any one or more of the
drugs will be allowed for import;
(v) Re-packers and re-bottlers of drugs in small containers are not eligible to import drugs under this licence. However, ampouling or vialling of sterile drugs in powder or liquid form will not constitute re-packing or re- bottling. As such, import of drugs mentioned in the Part C of Appendix 2 will not be permitted for the purpose of re-packing and re-bottling;
(vi) In the case of import of :—
(a) Dihydro-hydroxy codeinone and its salts.
(b) Pethidine Hydrochloride.
Import will be permitted only against certifi- cates issued by Narcotics Commisioner.
2. Import of anti-cancer and life saving drugs men- tioned in Appendix 1 of this Book will be allowed un- der Open General Licence by dealers, hospitals, nursing homes, registered medical practitioners and by Individuals.
3. Release of canalised items of drugs and medicines mentioned in Group A of Section III of this Book will be made under the policy of direct allotment as per provision contained in Section I of this Book. Import of other canalised items of drugs and medicines shown in Group C of Section in of this Book will be released to the actual users on the basis of the recommendation of tho State Drugs Control Authorities
4. The requirements of raw materials of drug industry will be met in terms of the general policy for issue of licences in favour of the actual users, as contained in Section I of this Book.
5. Import of drugs and medicines included in List II of this Appendix is not permissible and those included in List III of this appendix will be allowed on restric- ted basis. Import of other drugs and medicines will be allowed in favour of actual users without any face value restriction. Chemicals, solvents, flavouring agents, colours etc., which are required in the formulation of drugs and medicines will also be allowed to be imported having regard to the import policy applicable in respect of those items.
6. Drugs and medicines licensed to actual users should not be sold after re-packing or re-bottling only. Ampouling or vialling of sterile drugs in powder or liquid form will not, however, constitute re-packmg or re-bottling.
(ii) Crude Drugs for Ayorvedic and Unani medicines 7. The requirements of raw materials of the actual users will be met under the free h'censing scheme. The procedure for submission of applica- tion for issue of licences has been indicated in Appen- dix 2 of this Book. Import of crude drugs will be allowed in the manner indicated below : —
(1) Items covered by List A of Annexuro 5 of this Appendix can be imported without any face value restrictions;
(2) individual items covered by List B of Annex- ure 5 of this Appendix can be imported upto 20% of the face value of the licences;
(3) total imports of items covered by List B of Annexure 5 of this Appendix should not exceed 50% of the face value of the licences.
(IH) Homoeopathic medicines
8. Import of raw materials for manufacture of homoeopathic medicines will be allowed by the actual users under the free licensing scheme. Import licences will bo granted with the following description :—
"All single homoeopathic drugs in basic form and/ or of any potency, including sugar of milk in bulk and biochemic medicines"
Similarly, import of homoeopathic medicines in finished form will be allowed under the free licen- sing scheme by dealers, individuals, hospitals and nursing homes. The procedure for submission of applications for grant licences under the free licen- sing scheme has been indicated in Appendix 2 of this Book.
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(|y) Lotn liccnct
9. In the case of pharmaceutical units not borne on the registers of the Directorate General of Tech- nical Development, the 'loan licensees' under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 who are permitted to get their drugs processed by other factories licensed under the said Act, will be eligible to get actual users licences for permissible items of raw materials required by them. Such licences will not bear the condition re- garding utilisation of the imported raw materials in the factory of the licensee and a suitable endorsement will be made on such licences permitting the 'loan licensees' to get their goods processed in other factories licensed under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940. The new units of loan licences will be granted licences for a value not exceeding Rs. 20,000 for the their first year's requirement.
(v) Licensing to Re-packers and Re-bottlers of drugs
10. The parties who obtain supplies of drugs and medicines in bulk and are engaged in the process of re-packing and re-bottling the drugs and medicines in small containers, are not covered by the definition of actual users as given in the 1TC Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78 as they are not engaged in an industrial production. However, in terms of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 the process of manufacture includes the process of re-packing or re-bottling of drugs. Also, persons or firms engaged in such activities are required to possess a licence under the said Act, and are also required to test the products either in their own laboratories or other approved laboratories. In view of this, applications for licences will be considered from such parties holding licences under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, for re-packing or re-bottling of drugs, for import of permissible items of drugs and medicines required by them for re-packing or re-bottling purposes. Applications should be made in the form prescribed for the actual users, to the licensing authority con- cerned through the sponsoring authority concerned after utilisation of previous set of licences issued to them. Licences will be issued for import of specific permissible items of drugs and medicines recommen- ded by the sponsoring authority. Licences against this provision will be issued to an applicant for a value not exceeding Rs. 5,000.
Established Importers Policy
11. Licences for general drugs and Medicines will be granted to esiablished importers on the basis of a joint quota of past imports of all the items falling under these Serial Nos. excluding Homoeopathic modicines and Crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unani medicines. An established importer can apply for a quota licence for general drugs and medicines in the following manner :—
(/) By obtaining a fiesh quota certificate on the basis of his past imports of all the items falling in these Serial Numbers in any finan- cial year within the prescribed basic period, excluding past imports of (a) Homoeopathic medicines and (b) Crude drugs for Ayur- vedic and Unani medicines;
OR
(ii) By having his existing quotas re-established on the basis of his past imports of all the items falling under these S. Nos. excluding past imports of Homoeopathic medicines and Crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unani medicines, in a more favourable year within the prescribed basic period subject to the provisions regarding re-fixation of quota as contained in Section 1 of this Book.
OR
(i7i) In the case of an established importer not availing of the provisions in (/) or (/j) above, the import licence can be claimed on the basis of the combined valuesof existing quota certificates held by him, for general drugs and medicines (consolidated) and in respect of in- dividual items with the exception of Homoeo- pathic medicines and Crude drugs for Ayur- vedic and Unani medicines. Such existing quota certificates may or may not be of the same basic year. However, if the past imports of any item in the same basic year are inclu- ded in the quota certificate for an individual item and also in the consolidated quota certificate for general drugs and medicines held by the importer, such past imports will be excluded from one of the quota certi- ficates. For this purpose, the established importer will be required to produce docu- mentary evidence failing which the combined value of his existing quota certificates will not be reduced by 20 % and his entitlement for the quota licence will be based on the balance value. While combining the value of existing quota certificates, the licensing authorities will not take into account the value of quota certificates for the individual items of drug& and medicines mentioned in Annexure 4 to this Appendix.
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12, Quota licences will be issued to established
Item
Romarks
importers on the basis indicated below :—
Import quota
Remarks
Item
200%
Import quota
(in) Homoeopathic medicines
(1) Quota licences will also be valid for import of following items —
15%
(a) Homoeopellet , (i) General Drujfs & Medicines
(b) lactose ,
(c) special types of phials for bottling and storing homoeopathic medicines, and (1) Quota licences will be valid for import of items included in List I, Items included in List II und III will not be permitted to be imported against the quota licences Quota licences will not also be valid for import of reagent labelled as specifically conforming to A.R. & CR. qualities except In the case of items covered by Annexure 3 of this Appendix and import- ed as diagnostic agents
(d) special types of corks, for homoeopathic medi- cine containers. Import will be allowed up to 25% of the value of the licence or Rs. 5000, whichever is more.
(2) Quota licences can be utilised up to 5% of the face value or Rs. 1000 whichever is less, for im- port of filter paper.
(2) Import of homoeopathic mediomes will also be allowed under the free lioensing scheme as indi- cated in Appendix 2 of this Book.
Import of Free Samples of Drugs and Medicines
(3) Past imports of aloes, asafoetida, sarsapnlla and storax will not be counted for the purpose of fixation of quota for general drugs and medicines.
13. In order to minimise delay and inconvenience to bona fide sole representatives of manufacturers abroad in importing consignments of free samples of drugs and medicines, Customs Clearance Permits will be issued by the regional licensing authorities to cover import of free samples of drugs and medicines covered by List I of this Appendix, subject to the following conditions •—
(0 No remittance of foreign exchange is involved,
(ii) The c.i.f. value of the consignment is reason- ably small and does not in any case exceed Rs. 8,000 (Rupees eight thousand only);
{Hi) The samples are imported in packings which are distinctly different from regular trade packings; and
(iv) Each packing is clearly marked "Physician's
samples not to be sold."
(4) The provisions of the Drugs (Prices Control) Order 1970 should be complied with by the es- tablished importers. Every established importer oF a bulk drug snail report to the Ministry of Petro- leum and Chemicals (De- partment of Chemicals), New Delhi within 15 days of import, the name of the bulk drug, the landed cost, and the basis of arriving at the selling pnec. He shall not thereafter increase the said selling price without the pnor approval of the Ministry of Petro- leum & Chemicals. Simi- larly established importer of finished formulations is required to get the pnees of the formulations im- ported by them approved by the Ministry of Petro- leum and Chemicals.
Applications arc to be made to the regional licen- sing authorities in the prescribed form and manner. Only one Customs Clearance Permit will be issued to the firm whenever necessary and for this purpose only the Head Office of the firm should apply
i 50%
Import of new drugs
(M) Crude drug! for Ayurvedi and Unanl medicines
Quota licences will be valid for import of items shown in Annexure 1 of this Appendix Items shown in Annoxure 2 will be permitted to be imported upto 20% of the face value of quota licences,
14. Requests for issue of Customs Clearance Permit for import of new drugs will be considered by the CCI & E, New Delhi. Such applications should
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be made through the DGHS, New Delhi. Con- ditions (n), (iii) and (iv) specified in para 15 shall not apply to customs clearance permits issued under this para.
Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940—Applicability
15. The provision of Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and the Rules thereunder should be complied with wherever necessary. Applicants for import of drugs under the Import Trade Control Regulations should declare in their application forms that they hold valid licences under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 for sale of drugs applied for by them and also quote the number and date of that licence.
Drugs (Prices Control) Order
16. The provisions of the Drugs (Prices Control) Order 1970 should be complied with by the established importers. Every established importer of a bulk drug shall report to the Central Government within 15 days of import every time, the name of the bulk drug, the landed cost, and the basis of arriving at the selling price. He shall not, thereafter, increase the said selling price without the prior approval of the Central Government.
Import of specified items under other names
17. The import policy in rcspoct of items to be imported through public sector agencies and those covered by Lists II and 111 of this Appendix will apply not only to items imported under the names specified in the Appendix but also to such items being imported under other chemical names or synonyms.
LIST 1
The following drugi in the bulk unpiocessed form, except where otherwise stated, and conforming to the specifications laid down in the Drugs and Cosmetics Aci. 194(1 and the Rules made thereunder will be allowed to be imported No preparations (other than fhos.e specifically mentioned against items in this list) of any one or more of the drugs will, however, he eligible for import- —
1. Acenoooumarol.
2 Acctyloholine.
3 Acndines excluding preparations thereof and also excluding Proflavme, 5-amino-aoridine and preparations thereof.
4 Aotinomyoin-D aud its ltyection.
5. Active principles of Ammi-visnaga, natural or
synthetic.
6. Adenosine.
7 Adrenalinc
8, Allopunnol.
l). Alphaohymotrypsm and its injection,
10. Aminopterine Sodium and its injection.
11. Anunocaporic acid and its injections.
12. Aminophylline.
13. Amipheneizole aud its inaction
14. Amitnptyline hydroohlondc.
15. Amphotencin-B and us injection.
16 Amyl Nitnie.
17. Antazohne and us salts
18. Apomorphine hydroohlorule.
19. Aprolinin and its injections
20 Atrophine and its salts.
21. Baoitracin.
22. Bemcgnde aDd its injections.
23 Benzhexol hydrochlonde
24. Bleomycin injections.
25. Busulphan and its tablets.
26 Calcium disodium Edetate and Us injection
27. Carbaohol.
28. Carbamazepine
29. Carbenicilhn sodium and its injections
30. Carbimazole
31. Cephalondioe and its preparations.
32 Cetrimide.
33. Chlorambuoil and its tablets.
34 Chlorhezidinc and its salts.
35. Chloroform for anaesthetic purposes.
36. Chlorpromazine Hydrochlonde.
37. Chlorthiazide.
38. Cblorxylcnol.
39 Choriruuo GoDadotrophin and ampoules thereof
40. Chrysarobin and Dithranol.
i\. Chlorthalidonc.
42 Cinchooaine and Cinchocaine hydrochlonde.
43. Citrated Caioium oarbirrude and its tablets.
44 Cloxacillin Sodium,
45. Clofazimine and its preparations. 46 Colistin Sulphate and Colistin Sulphomethate
Sodium and its injections.
47 Conjugated Estrogen and its injection
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48. Corticotrophin (ACTH) and its injection.
49. Cropropanude.
50. Crotothamide.
51. Cyclophosphamidc.
52. Cyclopropane.
53. Cyclopenthiazide.
54. Cytarabine hydn>chJ.ondc injections
55. Daunorubicin hydrochlondc injection!,.
56. Dexamcthazone sodium phosphate.
57. Dexamethasone,
•58. Dihydro-hydroxy codeuione and us. salts.
59. Dimercaprol (B.A.L.) and its injection.
60. Diagnostic Agents as specified in Annexure 3.
61. Digitojun.
62. Dipyndamole.
63. Disulphiram.
64. Doxyrubicin
65. Endrophonium ohloride.
66. Endrophomum ohlonde injections.
67. Ethambutol Hydrochlondc.
68. Ephednne and us salts (excluding ephedrine
hydrochloride).
69. Ergometrine Maleate.
70. Ergotamine and its t>alti..
71. Ergot Alkoloids excluding Ergot Sclerotia
(Ergot of Rye).
72. Erythntyl Tetranitratc.
73. Ethcryruc acid.
74 Ethopropaune hydrochlondc
75 Ethyl Biscoumacetate.
76. Febnnolysin (Human)
77. Flumethiazidc.
78. Fluorescein sodium.
79. Ruoroutacil and its injection.
80. Framycetin sulphate.
81. Gallamine Tnethiodide
82. Gentian Violet.
83. Glyoeryl Tnnitrate.
84. Glycobmrsol.
85. Glycosides of Strophanthus
86. Guacol Glyoeryl Ether
87. Guancthidine Sulphate.
88. Halothane in bulk and in bottles.
89. Hexachloroethane Dispersible power B. Vet C. 90. Hexamethonium Bromide.
91. Hexyl Rosoroinol and preparations thereof whioh
are used as anthelmintics,
92. Homatropine Hydrobromide and Homatropine
methyl bromide.
93. Hydantoin and its derivatives 94. Hydroohlorthiazide. 95. Hydroxycthyl Theophylline. 96. Hydroxyurea and its preparations 97. Hysocine and its salts. 98. lohthammol.
99. Imipramine hydroohlonde.
100 Insulin Lente in bulk.
101. Insulin Isophane in bulk. 102. Insulin lente in ampoules and vials 103. Insulin Isophane in ampoule^ or vials 104. lodoxyundine. 105 Isoproterenol hydroohlonde injection. 106. hoptin hydrochloride (Verapamil hydrochlo-
ride).
107. Isosorbide dinitrate.
108. Kaolin Light, pharmacopoeoial grade. 109. Kanamycin sulphate
110. Laotose.
111. Lanatosides.
112. L-Asparaginasc injections.
113. L-Dopa (L-Dihydroxy phenylalaminO
114. Leptazol.
115. Leucovarine Calcium and its injection.
116. Levanerenol Bitartratc and its injection.
117. Lincomycin Hydrocblonde and its injections.
118. Lobeline and its salts.
119. Magnesium Oxide.
120. Mannitol Hexanitrate.
121. Manno-Mustine hydrochloride and its injection
and tablets thereof.
122. Meoamylamine Hydrochlondc.
123. Melphalan and injection and tablets thereof.
124. Mephenesin.
125. Mephentermme sulphate.
126. Dl-Mothionine and its derivatives
127. Mercaptnpunne and its tablets.
128. Mercurial diuretics, the following —
(i) Mercaptomenn Sodium di) Mersalyl acid.
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129. Metarrainol tartrate. 130. Metarminol tartrate injection. 131. Methadonc Hydrochloride. 132. Methandieaone. 133. Methicillin (Sodium salt) and its iniecuon 134. Methocarbamol 135. Methohexital sodium. 136 Mcthoin. 137 Meihotrcxaie and tablets and injections 138. Methoxaminc Hydrochloride 139. Methoxy Fluraine in bottles.
140. Methvridme Injection and liquid (for veterinary
use onh).
141 Mitomycm C and its preparation.
142. Mustinc llvdrochloride and ampoules. 143. Nalorpinne and its salt;,. 144. Nandrolone phenylpropionate. 145. Neomycin sulphate. 146. Neostigmine and its sails
147. Noradrenahne including L-Noradrenalme
Tartrate.
148. Normal Human Blood Plasma in a form ready
for use. 149. Novobiocm.
150. Nylidrine hydrochlonde.
151. Organic Arsenic Compounds, excluding carbar
sone and acetarsol.
152. Orphenadrine Hydrochlonde.
153. Oxacillin sodium and its capsules
154. Oxycloxanide for veterinary use.
155 Oxyphennnium bromide.
156. Oxytocin
157. Papavenne Hvdrochluiidc.
158. Paradione
159. Paramoir>vcin and its salts
160. Pempidine s~^irtrate.
Ifil. Pentamcthonium Bromide
162. D-Pmjcillamine hydrochloride arid us • ap-,ules
163. Penicillinase and its injection.
164 Pentaerythnlyl Tetranilrate with ^uir.iblc diluent.
It>5 Pentohnium Tartrate.
*166. Pethidine Kydrochlondc.
167 Pcnyi-lidine hydrochlonde and tahlus anil
injections thereof
168. Pepsin
169. Phenformin hydrochlonde
170. Phenindionc.
17] Phenoxy bcnzamine hydrochlonde and its injec-
tion,
172. Phentolarnine.
173. Phenylephrine hydrochlorides.
174 Physostigmmc and its salts
175. Phenylmercunc nitrate 176 Phytomenadione. 177 Pituitary (Postenor lobe) powder.
178. Picrotoxinc and its injection
179. Pilocarpino nitrate.
180. Poliomyelitis Vaccine (Sabin) including pre-
parations thereof
181. Poliomyelitis Vaccine (Salk) including prepara-
tions thereof
182. Polvmmn Sulphate sterile and vials thereof.
183. Polyncine B Vet C
184. Polythiazide.
185. Prahdoxime chloride/Iodide and ampoules
there* of.
186. Procaine Penicillin G. in oil with Aluminium
monestearate.
(Import should not exceed 2 per cent of the face value of quota licence)
187. Primaquine and its salN
188. Primidone.
189. Promethazine hydrochlonde.
190. Procainamidc hydrochlonJ"i.
191. Polyvinyl Pyrrohdone (PVP)
192. Procychdine Hydrochlonde.
193. Portamine sulphate and its injection
194 Pyruzinamide.
195. Pynmethamine Hydrochlonde
196. Pyrithioxine and its tablets.
197. Quinapyramine and its salts.
198 Raccmic Phenylalanine nitrogen mustard hydro- chloride and injections and tablets thereof.
199. Resorpine.
200. Rifampicin
201. Sahcyl azosulphapyndine.
202. Serum Gonadotrophtn and ampoules thereof.
203 Solution of Sodium and Methyl-glucamine salt of N.N. Diacetyl-3. 5-di.imino-2. 4, 6 tn-iodo-
Benzoic acid.
204. Spironolactonf.
205. Stibophen.
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206 Stilboestroi and its esters, 207. Streptokinuse-Streptodornase and tablet and in-
jections thereof.
208. Sulphadimethoxine. 209. Sulphafurazole.
210. Sulphamethoximile
211. Sulphaphenazole. 212. Sulthiame. 213. Suxethonium Bromide and ampoules thereof, 214. Testolactonc and its preparations 215. Tetracthylthiuram Monosulphide (Monosul-
6ram) B. Vet C.
**216. Tetrachlorethelenc of pbarmacopoelal grade.
217. Theobromino and its salts. 218. Theophylline. 219. Thiabcndozoie.
220. Thiopentone Sodium. 221. Thiouracil and its alkyl derivatives. 222. Thio-Tcpa and its injection.
or medicine is intended to be imported Full justification in support of the request and illustrative literature if any, should be furnished Such requests for endorsement on quota licences should be made a^. far as possible, at one time and not later than six months after issue of the quota licences, to the regional licensing authority concerned with a copy to the Directorate General of Health Services, New Delhi Necessary recommendation will be made by the Direc- torate General of Health Services to the regional licensing authorities concerned on the basis of the copy of the request for en- dorsement received by him from the appli- cant.
While submitting applications for endorsement, the
following information should be furnished1— (1) Value of quota licence held; and (2) Quantity and value upto which additional items are recunred and the c i f prices at which the imports will be made,
LIST n
The list of Drugs and medicines and preparations
thereof which will not be permitted to be import-
ed against licences timed for drugs and medicine*
223. Thyroid 224. Tolazoline Hydrochioride. 225 Tolbutamide. 226. Tetramisole Hydrochloride for veterinary use. 227. Triamterene. 228. Treataminc tublets and injections.
**229. TrichJorethylene of pharmacopoeial grade.
2^0. Tnhexyphenidyl Hydrochloride. 231 Tnflupromazine Hydrochloride
232. Tnfluopcrazine Hydrochloride.
233. Triroetaphan Camsylate and its injection
214. Tnmethoprim. 235. froxidone. 236. Thrombin.
237. Thrombokinase and its tablets with calcium.
238 Vasopressin and us injection.
239. Vincristine Sulphate injections.
240. Vinblu^tine Sulphate and its injection
241. Viomycin.
242. Xantrunol Nicotinate.
'Imports will be permitted against import certifi-
cates issued bv the Narrntics Commissioner
**Imports of these items will be allowed only with the prior approval of the Directorate General of Health Services, New Delhi. Import of these items will not, however, be allowed to the actual users.
NJOI E —Requests for inclusion of any other drug or medicine in the quota licences may be ad- dressed to the region.il licensing authori- ties indicating the v.ilnc upto which the drug 1. Absorbable gelatine sponge.
2. Acetarsol. 3. Aluminium glycinate 4 Acetyl Salicylic acid. 5. Ally Isothlocyanate. 6 Aluminium hydroxide gel. 7. Ammonium Bromide 8 Barium Sulphate. 9. Belladona extracts.
10. Benzathlne Penicillin. 11. BenzoJc Acid.
12. Benzyl Benzoate. 13. Bcphenium Hydroxynaphthoate. 14 Berberine and its salts. 15. Bismuth sub-carbonate 16. Bismuth sub-nitrate. 17 Bismuth Oxychloride. 18. Bismuth Citrate. 19. Bismuth Salicylate. 20 Borneol and its esters. 21 Bracine and its salts. 22 Buchu leaves.
23. Buclizine and its salts. 24, Calcium D-Saccharate.
25 Calcium gluconate injectaHe grade only. 26. Calcium Lactatc.
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27. Carbarsonc 28. Chloral and chloral hydrate. 29. Chlordiazopoxide. 30. Chlorobutol. 31 Clofibrate.
52, LoJchicinc. 33 Cyclamic acid and its salts, 34 Cychzinc and its salts 35. Cynopyridine
36. Chlortetracyclin* and its salts 37. Depsone (Di-amino-diphcnyl-Sulphone) and its
derivatives.
38. Dcxtran powder.
39. Diazcp m. 40. Diagnostic agent—VDRL Assligen
41. Dieihyl—Car.imazine and its salts.
42 Dihydrosireptomycin base and its salts 43. Dimsnhydnnate B.P. 44. Emetine hydrochloride. 45 Ethyl chloride. 46. Ethyl ether and anaesthetic ether 47. Ethinyl Estradiol. 48 Ferrous fumarate. 49. Ferrous Gluconate. 50 Ferrous sulphate.
51. Glybenclamuie. 52. Glycerophosphoric acids and its salts. 53. Halogenated derivatives of Hydroxyquinohne,
the fallowings :— (i) 5,7-Di-iodo-8-hydroxy-quinoline. (ji) 5-Chloro-7-iodo-8-hydroxy-quinolinc (ai) 5,7-Dibromo-8-hydroxyquinoline. (w) 5, 7-Dichloro-8-hydroxyquinolinc
54. Heparme. 55 Hexacblorophene 56 Hexamine or its Synonyms, eg Hexamethylen
tetraminc, Methanamide, Ammoformin, Formin, Cvstamin, Cystogen, Hexomethyl enamine, Ami- nofarrn, Uritone. Urotropin.
57 I7-Alpha hydroxyprogesterone and its esters except 17—Alpha Hydroxy Progesterone caproatc
58. Hydroxyzine Hydrochloride 59 Hyaluronrdase. 60 Insulin all types except Insulin Lente/Isophane
in bulk and in ampoules or vi.ils.
61 Iron Ammonium citrate. 62 Iron Bromide. 63. Isonicotinic acid hydrazide. 64 Lanolin Anhydrous/Adepslane/wool fai 65 Sodium Lauryl sulphate (Pharniacapoci.il grade) 66 LfgnoLnme and hgnocaine hydrochloride.
67 Liver extract injectable and oral grade.
68 Magnesium sulphate (Epsom salt),
69. Magnesium carborate (Heavy).
70. Magnesium hydroxide 71. Magnesium Trisilicate
72. Meclozine and its salts
73 Menthol 74 Meprobjmate 75. Mercurochrome. 76 Mcthanaminc Mandelate. 77 Methaqualone Bahf and Mcthaqualone Hydro-
Chloride
78 Methylester of Parahydroxybenzoic acid (Methyl
Paraben)
79. Methyl Salicylate. 80. Methyl testoterone. 81. Nicotinamide, Nicotinic Acid amide, Niacina- mide, 3-Pyridme—Carboxyhc acid amide, Nicotamide and Nicotilamide.
82. Nicotinic acid 83. Normal Human Serum albumin and Normal Immunoglobulin Serum Human (Gamma Glo- bulin).
84. Papain, 85. Para amino Salicyic acid and its salts.
86. Paracetamol. 87. Paraffin (liquid) of phannacopoeial grade
88. Penicillin G (Sodium/Pottassium/Procaine) and
Phenioxy Mothvl Penicillin
89. Peptone. 90. Phenacetin. 91. Phenothiazine including phenothiazine disper-
sible.
92. Phenyl butazone and its salts. 93. Phenazopyridine hydrochloride (phenyl azodia-
diamine pyridine hydrochloride).
94. Potassium acetete.
95. Potassium bitartrate. 96. Potassium bromide. 97 Potassium citrate. 98. Potassium hydrogen tartrate (Cream of tartar). 99. Potassium Sodium tartrate (Rochelle salt).
100. Potassium Iodide.
101. Practolol and its injections and tablets 102. Prednisone. 103. Procaine hydrochloride.
104. Probenocid.
105. Progesterone. 106. Propanthclme Bromide. 107. Rutin (Vitamin P). 108. Saccharine. 109 Salicylic Acid all grade
110. Sahcylamide 111. Santonin
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APPENDIX 19—contd.
112. Sera and Vaccines, the following :—
(i) Cholera vaccines. (u) T.A B. vaccine,
(lii) Anti-rabic vaccine, (iv) Anti-influenza vaccines,
(v) Anti-venom serum,
(vi) Triple vaccine, (vii) Tetanus anti-toxin
113. Silver protein mild and strong.
9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22.
Import will be allowed on the recommenda- tion of the Directorate General of Health Ser- vioes, New Delhi.
Cortisone acetate. Dextrose Anhydrous. Diphenhydramine Hydxochloride. Ephedrine hydrochloride I.P. 66. Ergot Sclerotia (Ergot of Rye). Hydrocortisone acetate Nikethamide. Para nitro benzoic acid. Propranolol hydrochloride. Sorbitol. Thymol. Tricholine citrate Seoobarbitone. Secobarbitone Sodium (Quinalbarbitone Sodium). Amphetamine sulphate. Dextroamphetamine & its salts. Metha mpbetamine. Amobarbital. Cyolobarbltal. Glutethimide. i Pentobarbital. 1 J Barbitol.
23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30.
ANNEXURE 1
[Please see para 12(ii)] 114. Sodium Bromide. 115. Sodium Beozoate. 116. Sodium formate. 117. Sodium salicylate. 118. Sodium sulphate. 119. Sodium phosphate. 120. Sodium Acetate. 121 Sodium Citrate. 122. Sodium bicarbonate IP grade. 123. Sodium Iodide. 124. Stryohnine and its salts. 125. Succinyl choline chloride. 126. Sulphamethizole. 127. Sulphanilamlde. 128. Sulphacetamide and Sulphacetamide Sodium. 129. Testosterone, Testosterone Propionate, Testos-
terone Valerate and Testosterone Enanthate.
No. Scientific and/or English
SI.
130. Theophylllne Ethanoate of Piperazine.
name of the Crude Drug
131. Thiacetazone. 132 Tonio or medicated wines.
Ayurvedic and/
Unani name of the
crude drug and/or
part where
specifically
indicated
133 Vitamins of B-12 group (Cyanooobalamln and
Hydroxyoobalamin).
1 Bambusa bambos Dmce ,
134. Vitamin C (Ascorbic acid) and its salt and
Vansalochana
Tabasbeer (Bamboo
Manna)
2.
Borago offictnalis Linn.
Oaozaban
esters. 135. Vitamin D2.
3 Black bitumen or Mineral Pitch
Shllajit
4
Suranjan (Conns)
136. Vitamin E. 137. Vitamin K (menadone, menadione Sodium
Colchtcum autumnal* Linn
(Colchicum)
bisulphite and accetomenphtone).
Bol Murmaki
Gum nssln
138. Zincundeoylenate.
6.
Commiphora mvrrha (Necs) Engl.
(Myrrh)
Convolvulus Bcarnmonia Linn.
Saqmonla
(Rhizome's Rosin).
7.
LIST III
Glycyrrhtta glabra Linn.
(Glaycyrrhiza)
Yastimadhu
Mulethi Qloots)
8.
Juniptrus comrrumh Linn.
(Juniper)
Hauber (Fruits)
Abhal
9.
List of items import of which will be allowed to Actual
LapkUum Iberis Linn.
Todri (Seeds)
10
Salab Misri
Users on a restricted basis
Orchis laxlflora Lam
(Orchis)
(Tuben)
11.
Shaqaqul M wi
1 Adrenochrome Monosemicarbazone.
12.
Kababchlni
2. Agar Agar (Pharmaceutioal grade).
13.
(Fruits)
Maatagi Room!
Pastinaea secacit! Linn
Piper eubeba Linn f.
(Qibeb)
Ptstachia lanttscus Linn.
Quercus tnfectoria Oliv
14.
Mayaphala
Mazupha!
3. Calamine. 4. Choline Bitartrate. 5. Choline Dihydrogen Citrate.
Smliax china Linn.
Chobchinl
15.
(Fruits)
Unnab (Fruits)
16.
Ziiyphus sol ha Gaertn
(Jujube)
6. Choline Cholride. 7. Chloridiazfipoxide. 8. Chloridine hydroohloride.
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APPENDIX \9—con$d.
ANNEXURE 2
Slo Scienctiflc and/or
Sl.l
[Please see para 12(ii)]
English name of the crude drug.
Ayurvedic and/or Unani name of the crude drug and part where specifically indicated ^o, Scientific and/or
SI. !
linglish name of the
Prunus mahlab Linn
43.
(.rude drug
Ayurvedic and/or Unani name of the crude drujj and part where spocifi- cally indicated
1
Sankhiya
2 3 4
Turanjabeen Amber Aqarqarha
Rheum officinale Baillon. Rock salt Ruby Serpentine Shakar Teghal Smilax oronata Styrax benzoin Dryand
44. 45. 46. 47 48. 49. 50.
Addium arsenlcum (white arsenic) Alhagi pseudathagi (Bicb) Dcsv, Ambergris Anacyclus pyrethrum Dc (Pellitory Roots)
51
, Antimony ore , Aquliaria agallocha Roxb.
Pnyangu Habbul Mehlab (seeds) Rcvandchinl. Saindhava. Yshada. Zaharmohra Shakar Teghal Ushba Maghrabi Loban (Balsmic resin) Lavang Laung.
Sang-e-Surma Oode-e-Gharqi (Wood) Zarishk Boora-e-Armanl Jund-o-Bedastar
5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
Sat~e-Ajwaycn. Mrdvika
52- 53.
10
Behman sufed (Roots)
Syzyqium aromalicum (Llnn)'Merr and 1 . M. Perry (Cloves) Thymol Vitis Vintfera Linn (Large Raisins). Yellow orpiment
Hartal warqi
54.
Berbcns vulgaris^Llnu. Bolarmeniac Castor beaver Bever caatoreum Centaurea behen Linn. (White Behen) Cinnabar
11
12.
Hingul Shangraf Dalchmi.
NOTE,—Requests for inclusion of any other crude drugs io the quota licences issued for crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unani medicines will not be entertained
13
14
ANNEXURE 3
Cimamomum zeylanicum Blume (Cinnamon). Commlphora opobalsamam (Linn.)Engl. Coraliumrubrum (Coral reefs and Coral)
[Please see item No. 60 of List—I]
. Dorema anvnonlacum D. Don
15,
(Ammoniacum)
Habbul Balsan (Seeds and Balsam) Parvala \(Brokcn Shakh-e-Marjan /pieces) Munga \(Ctm\ Bekh-e-Marjan p^°T&> Ushaq (Olio-gum-resm) Darunaj Aqrabi (Roots)
, Doronicum paradallanches
16.
Linn.
Diagnostic Agents which arc eligible for import against the entry "Diagnostic Agents" as specified in List I of this Appendix.
, Dracaena cinnabari Balf, f.
17,
Dammul-akhwain
(Dragon's Blood)
(A) The following Diagnostic Agents mentioned
, Ferula foetida Regel.
IS.
Hing (Gum Resin)
m the National Formulary of India 1966:—
(Asafoetlda)
, Flcus carica Linn.
19.
Anjeer (Khuskh)
(Figs)
. Fossil Encrinata , Fraxinus ornus Linn, . Garcinia hanburii hook f.
20, 21, 22
Hajrul Yahood. Shecrkhisht (Manna). Usara Revand
23.
Gul-e-Ghafls
(Gamboge) Genttana Ottvieri Gnsob. (Gentiana) Illicium verutn Hook f Pers. Jade
, Laurus nobilis Linn. . Lavandula stocchas Linn
1. Alpha Kctoglutaric acid. 2. Arainonaphtholsulphonic acid. 3. Betaphenanthroline. 4. Bilirubin. 5. Bromsulphalein. 6. Ceric sulphate. 7 Cephalcholes.troL 8. Cholesterol (Analar). 9 Congo Red
24. 25. 26, 27, 28. 29. 30
Badiyan Khatai. Sange-e-Yashab. Habbul Ghar (seeds) Ustukhuddus. Naryal daryaee. Maya shutur Arabi. Jaiphal Javitri
Lodoicea maldmca Maya shutur Arabi Myristka fregrans Houtt. (Nutmegs—seeds; Mace=Outer—covering) , Myrtus communis Linn.
Habbul Aas (seedsf Firanj Mushk. Zaitun-ka-Tail
31 32. 33.
Ocimum gratissimum Linn. Olea europta Linn. (Olive Oil) Paeonia offlcinalis Linn.
34.
Ood-e-Saleeb (Tuberous roots).
Mukta/Moti Khajoor.
35. 36.
Kahruba
37.
38.
Pearl real (broken) Phoenix dectitifera Linn. (Date) Plnus succlnlfem (Gopport) Comw. (Amber). Piper longurn Linn, (Long popper) Pistada vcra Linn.
Pippali Filnl-e-Daraz. Gul-e-Pista
39.
Bisfayej
40.
Ghariqoon, Badamgin
41. 42.
Polypodlum valgare Linn (Common polypody) Polyporus offlcinalis Fries Prunus amygdalus Batsch (Almond)
10 Creatinine (Analar). 11. Digitonin. 12. Diphcnyl Carbazone. 13. Diphospho Pyridlne Nucleotide. 14. Disodium orthoarsenate. 15 Dl-Alanhe. 16 Dl-Aspartie acid. 17. Dichlorophenol indiphcnol 18. Evans Blue. 19. Flourescein. 20. Galactose 21. Histamine Acid Phosphate. 22 Indigo-Carmine 23. Insulin 24 Jackbean meal. 25 Methylcne Blue 26 Neostigmine Methyl Sulphate 27 Octyl Nitrite, 28 Phcntolamine Methane Sulphonat.
13 Oof 1/77- 17
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29 Pieric acid
30 P-amino hippunc acid
31 P-Dimcthylamine-Ben/;ik-dhydc (Ehrlu-h re-
agent)
32 Proaccclcrin plasma 33. Sodium Choleate 34 Sodilum Dchydrocholatc 35 Sodfum Pyruvatc
36 Sodium Tungstatc
37 Sulpho salicylic acid 38 Thrombophlastin
39 Thrombin (Topical)
40 Titan yellow.
41. Tributyrin (C.P.).
42 Trichloroacetic acid
43. Tris (hydroxyracthyl) aminomethane.
44 Uric acid.
(B) Biological Diagnostic Agents.
(1) Agglutinable Suspensions.
(2) Agglutinating Sera excluding following:—
(l) Anti 'A' Sera, (li) Anti 'B' Sera, (iii) Anti 'D' (Rho) Sera.
(3) Clostridium Diagnostic Sera.
(4) Diagnostic Reagents for vcneral diseases
namely :—
(i) Freis Antigen,
(ii) Kahn Antigen
(iii) Wassermann Antigen.
(5) Horse Serum.
(6) Species Precipitating Sera.
(7) Streptococous grouping Sera
(8) Viral Antigen and Sera.
(9) The following Agents, namely :—
(i) Antistreptolysin 'O'.
(ii) Bovine Albumin,
(iii) Coomb's Serum,
(iv) Immune Plourcsent Reaction Reagents.
(v) Koch old Tuberculine.
(vi) Reagent for casom's test,
(vii) Stxeptolysin ' C\
(C) X-Ray Diagnostic Agents.
Those X-ray Diagnostic Agents which arc includ- ed in the latest editions of the Inuian Pharmacopoeia, (British Pharmacopoeia, the U S P., the National Formulary of India except those the import of which is banned or restricted elsewhere in this Book and the following rither in bulk unprocessed form or in a form ready for use :—
1 Acetrizoic Acid.
2 Calcium Ipodate
3. 3-5-diido-4, pyridone-N-Acetlc Acid Moropho-
linium Salt
4 Iodoalphionic Acid.
5. lodomlde.
6 Iothalmic Acid
7. Phenobutiodil.
8 Propyl Docetrizoate.
9 Sodium Diatrizoate with Methyl Olucomine
Diatrizoate.
10 Sodium Ipodate
(D) Stains used in the diagnosis of various diseases
by way of microscopic examination :—
1 Acid Fuchsin.
2 Basic Fuchsm,
3. Brilliant Cresyl Blue
4 Brilliant Green.
5 Bromocresol Green,
6 Carmine.
7 Crystal Violet
8 Giemsa Azure
9 Leishmian's Stain.
10 Methylene Blue.
I I. Methyl Green.
12 Methyl Violet.
13. Rhodaminc B
14. Safranin.
15 Sudan Red
16. Trypan Blue
17 Wright'i Stain.
Note :—Stains indicated under (D) above may be imported at in packing not exceeding 25gms except Giemsa Azure and Leish- mian's Stain which may be imported in packings not exceeding 500 gms.
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APPfcNDIA r>—ct/fu"i
AMNEXURE 4
[Please see para l l ( m )J
a Item
S Ni
la) Antibiotic-, the following, namely.—
1
(i) Chloramphen".ol
(ii) Chlortetracyclinc
(ni) Oxytetracycllne.
(IV) Penictilin including Phenuxymethyl penicillin in bulk but excluding all forms of bottled penicillin and preparations.
(v) Tctracycline.
(b)(i) Other antibiotics n.o s m bulk
(ii) Other antibiotics n.o s. bottled.
Acid Salicylic excluding preparations thereof.
2
3, Acid Acctyl Salicylic excluding preparations thereof.
4 Argcnti Prot'einum and Argenti Proteinum- mite.
5 Ammonium chloride.
6 Anti-leprosy drugi.
7. Bottled Penicillin and its preparations, the following:—
(i) Penicillin tableti.
n) Penicillin Lozengei.
(
ii) Pcnicilliu oinrmenti
(i
Bottled penicillin, the following only :—
8.
(i) Crystalline Penicilline Sodium Crystalline
Penicillin Potassium;
ii) Crystalline Penicillin Procaine; and (
n) Procaine Penicillin G. Fortified with Crysta (i
lline Penicillin! G. (Sodium or Potassium) (Aqucoui).
Chlorbutol.
9
10 Cortisoue and hydrocortisone, excluding pre- parations thereof
Caffeine and iti ialti.
11
Di-calcium and di-fcodium phosphate,
12
13. Emetine Hydrochloridc excluding preparations thereof.
14 Ferrous gluconatc
15. Glycero Phosphates excluding preparations
thereof.
16
Isonicotinic acid hydrazide.
17
18.
Iodides excluding preparations thereof Liver extract injectible and liver extract for oral use.
19 M.ilt extiact excluding preparations thereof
20 Menthol excluding preparations thereof.
21 Methyl Salicylate excludiug preparations thereof.
22. Nicotinic Acid and Nicotinamidc excluding preparations thereof.
23 Nikcthamide.
24 Prednisone and prednisolone, excluding prepa- rations thereof.
25 Proguanil bydrochloridc or lactate
26 Streptomycin and iti ialti.
27 Sera, Vaccine*, Toxins, Anti-toxm excluding Choi^ia Vaccine, T.A.B. Vaccines, Anti-rabic Vaccine, Anti-Venom Scrum and Anti-Influ- enza Vaccine.
28. Sodium Salicylate excluding preparations
thereof
29 Thymol excluding preparations thereof
30 Tn-calcium phosphate
31 Cyanocobalamine (Vitamin B 12) and Hydroxy cobalamin excluding preparations thereof.
32. Vitamin C (Ascorbic acid and its salts) ex- cluding preparations thereof.
33 Calcium glucouate of injectable grade (Pyrogcn free).
34 Carbarsone
35. Paia Amino Salicylic acid Sodium Para Amino Salicylate and Calcium Amino Salicylate excluding preparations thereof.
36 Sulphadiazine, Sulphadimidine and Sulpha- merazine excluding preparations thereof.
37 , Thiacetazone excluding preparations thereof.
38 Items which were deleted from the eistwhile List III of Appendix 19 prior to April, 1966—- March, 1967 period.
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APPENDIX 19—contd.
ANKEXURE—5
List of Avurvedlc and Unanl CrtiU drily? to he allowed to be imported bv the actual users during the year AM, 1977-78
List—A
1 2
3
List of Ayurvedic and Unani Crude drugs to be allowed to be
imported by the actual users without face value restriction.
23. Fossil Encrinata
Hajrul Yahood
24.
Usara Ravand
Scientific and/or English
Oarcinia hanburli hook (Gamboga).
) Namo of the Crude
Ayurvedic/Unani name of the Crude drug
SI. N(
drug
25. Lavandula stoechas Linn. Ustukhuddus
26. Laurus nobilis Linn
Habbul Ghar (Seeds)
1
3
2
27.
Habbul Aas (seeds)
Myrtus communis Linn
Bambusa bamboi Druce
Vansalochan (Bamboo Manna)
I
28
Ood-e-Saleeb.
Paeonia officinalis Linn
Tabasheer.
29.
Bisfayej
2 . Borago officinalis Linn
Oaozaban (loaves and flowers)
Polypodlum Vulgare Linn, (Common Polypody).
3 . Black Bitumen
30.
Polyporus officinalis fries
Ghariqoon.
or
Mineral Pitch
Shilajit
Rheum officinalis Ball Ion
31.
Ravandchmi
Suranjan (Conns)
4.
Rock salt
Saindhava Namak Lahon
32.
Colchicum autumnale ;CoIchicum)
Sntilax ornata Linn.
Ushba Maghrabi
33.
5. Commiphora myrrha (Nees) (Myrrh) Engle
Bol, Murmakki (Gum Resin)
34 Alhagl psuedalhagi (Bieb) Desv
Turanjabeen 6.
Saqmonia (Rhizome's resin).
Convolulvus scammonia Linn
Zanshk
Berberls vulgarls Linn
35
7
Yastimadhu Mulethi (Roots)
Glycyrrhiza glabra Linn (Glyeyrrhiza)
Habbul Baison
Commiphora opobalsamum
36.
(Seeds & Oil)
8.
Hauber Abhal
Junlperus Communis Linn (Jumper Berry)
Fraximus ornus Linn
37.
Sheer Khisht (Manna)
i Ushaq 9. Lepldlum iberls Linn
Todn (Seeds)
38 Dorema ammomacum D, Doi (Ammoniacum)
(Olio-gum-resin)
Salab Misri (Tubers)
10.
Gul-e-Ghafis
39. Gentiana olivleri Griseb
Orchis Laxlflora Lam (Salep)
40 Maya Shutr Arabi
Maya Shutr Arabi Pastlnaca secacul Linn
Shaqaqul Misri
11.
41. Prunus Mahlab Linn
Habbul Mehlab (Seeds) Kababchini
12 Piper cubebe Linn. (Cubcb)
42. Serpentine
Zaharmohra
Mastagi Roomi
13.
43. Ocimum gratissimum Linn
Firanj Mushk Pistachio lantiscus Linn (Mastich)
44. Illicium verum Hook, f
Badiyan Khatai Quercus infectoria OHv
14 Mayaphala
Mazu 45 Shakar Teghal
Shakar Teghal
15. 46.
Achlllea mttlefolium Linn
Biranjasif Chobchim
Smltax China Linn (China root)
47. Ambtrboa divericata Kuntze
Badaward
, Zizyphus sative gaertn
16.
Unnab (Fruits).
48. Gall Stone
Fad Zaher Haiwani Gauro- (Jujube)
han
17.
Aqarquarha
Delphinium denudatum Wall
Anacyclus pyrethrum Dc
(Pellitory Roots) 49. J ad war
Nirbisi
18. Acullaria agalbcha Roxb. 50. Luptnus albus Linn Turmus Sufcd
Ood-e-Gharqi
(Eagle Wood) (White Lupine).
19. Bolarmeniao Boora-e-Armanl 51. Orchis Morio Linn Buzidan
52. Punica granatunl Linn Gulnar Farsi
20. Centaurea behen Linn. Bahman sufed i
(Flowers of Pomegranate tree
(White Behen)
of abortive variety
21. 53. Skink Reg Mahi
DarunaJ Aqrabi (Roots)
Doronicum Paradatianches
Linn
Satar Fassi
Zataria multiflora Boiss
54.
Hing (Gum Resin)
22.
Khulanjan
Atplnla galangal Lino
55.
Ferula Foetida Regc (Asafoetlda)
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APPENDIX \9—concld.
List—B
1
2
3
16.
List of Ayurvedic and Unanl Crude drues to he allowed to
be Imported by the actual users on restricted basis t.e up to 20%
of the face value of the licence.
Plstacla vtra Linn
Gul-e-Pista, Pista, Post Berun-e-Pista (flowers, fruits and other coverings).
Scientific and/or English i. Name of the Crude drug.
SI Nc
Ayurvedic and/or Unani name of the Crude drug.
17. Styrax benzoin Dryand (Benzoin)
Lobana (Balamic resin)
2
3
1
18 Cinnamomum zeylanicum Blumo (Cinnamon)
Ambergris
Amber
1.
Balchni (Bark)
Jund Bedastar
Castor beaver
2.
19.
Jalphal Javitri
Sang Surma
Antimony ore
3
Myristlca Fragrans Houtt (Nutmeg seeds, Mace-outer coverings)
Zaitun ka (tel)
4.
20.
Lavang
Oka euiopia Linn (Olive oil)
Laung
Syzygium aroaticum (Linn) Morr. and L: M: Perry. (Cloves)
5.
Kahruba
Plnus succmlfera (Goppert) Cornw (Amber)
Sang Yashab
Jade
21
Sat Ajwain
Thymol
6.
Khajoor
22. Phoenix dectlllfera Linn (Dates)
7.
Mrdvika
Vitis Vlmfera Linn (large Raisins)
Cinnabar
23.
Hingul Shangruf
Yaqoot (Choora)
Ruby (Cuttings)
8.
24
Badamgin
9.
Zeera Siyah Knshan Jirak
Carum carvl Linn (Caraway)
Prunus amygdalus flatach (Almond)
25.
10.
CoraUum rubrum
Cymbopogon schoenanthus (Linn) Sprang
Ikhir Makki
Parvala ") Shakh-e-Marjan (Broken
26.
(Coral reefs and coral)
Moschus Moschiforus (Musk)
Mushk Kasturi
v pieces) Munga I (Coral) Bekh-Marjan J
Anlsoon
27
Dammui Akhwain
Dracaena cinnabarl Balf, f
11.
Pimplnella anlsum Linn (Aniseeds)
Anjcer Khushak
12.
28.
Majeeth "1
Ruhia cordijolia Linn
Flcus carlca Linn (Figs dried)
V Roots
13 Lodoicea maldlvlca Pars Naryal Daryaee Manjishta J
14. Pearl real (broken) Mukta 1 29. Zanthoxylum alatum Linn Kabab Khandan (I-ruiis
Moti /(broken)
30 Sarjarasam, (Oum Damai) Sarjarsam
15. Piper longum Linn Pippali
(Long pepper) FUfil Daraz 31. Oil Makhtoom Gil Makhtoom,
324/238 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 18'JM [PART I
APPENDIX 20
SUBJECT :— Export effort by units during the financial year 1976-77—production of evidence regarding.
Attention is invited to the policy contained in Section 1 of this book, according to which preference will be given in the matter of imports of raw materials and components in the case of actual users exporting 20 per cent or more of their produc- tion during the financial year 1976-77.
2. For the purpose of calculating the export per- formance, the following exports will also be taken into account, apart from the direct exports made by the actual user concerned:—
(j) Supplier of materials ai international prices under the arrangement approved by the Government.
(H) Supplies made against IBRD/IDA Aided
Projects in fndia.
(ih) Exports made through eligible Export
Houses.
(tv) Exports made through merchant exporters provided nomination obtained from the merchant exporters.
(v) Supplies made by Indian firms in India un- der the aid programmes of United Nations and other Multinational agencies at Inter- national prices and paid for in Free Foreign Exchange.
3. Accordingly, industrial units both in the large and small scale sector including pubho sector indus- trial undertakings engaged in select or other indus- tries should produce evidence of their export per- formance during the financial year 1976-77.
4 In support of their export performance in rela- tion to their production during the finarcial year 1976-77 the actual users should submit a statement in the proforma annexed after getting all the pages thereof duly certified and stamped by Chartered Accountant or Cost Accountant in practice who is not a partner or an employee of the concerned exporting unit or its associates.
5. The required evidence should be produced by units (where the end-products are covered by the import policy for Registered Exporters1),
6. The required evidence should be produced to the Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, New Delhi (Import Policy Cell) on or before the 31st December, 1977.
7. The documentary evidence indicated in para- graph 4 above should be produced separately in respect of each end-product or group of end-products for which the unit has to apply for separate licences to import raw materials and components under the import policy.
8. In the case of industrial units which fail to produce the evidence indicated above it will be held that they do not consider themselves eligible to any facilities that may be provided under the import policy for April 1977—March 1978 to the units having export performance to the extent as may be specified.
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PROFORMA
APPENDIX 20—cmntd.
ANNEXURE1
STATEMENT SHOWING PRODUCTION, CONSUMPTION, PARTICULARS OF IMPORT LICENCES) ISSULU UNDER THE IMPORT POLICY FOR REGISTERED EXPORTERS AND F O B. VALUE OF LXPORTS
1 (i) Name and address of the unit (Factory address)
(//) D.G.T.D. or S S.I. Unit and Regn. No. . ..
2 (0 End-product manufactured . . ..
((/) Name of the industry under which the end-producl is covered .
(Ui) S. No. of the end-product under which It Is classified in the Red Book
(Vol. II)
(iv) Whether a consolidated import licence is being obtained for the manu- facture of the end-product mentioned against 2 above or separate licences are being obtained as actual users
3 (a) Book value and quantity of production (i.e., actual cost of production excluding excise duty and profit) of the cad-product mentioned against 2 above manufactured during financial year 1976-77.
(b) Production in quantity
4 Total f o b. value of exports in respect of goods manufactured by the units and exported during the financial year 1976-77 to b; indicated separately
as undnr ;—
f (0 F.o.b. Value..
(I) Exported In the unit's own name •{
L (ii) Quantity ..
f (/) F.o.b. Value ,
(//) Exported through an Eligible Export House •<
L (") Quantity ..
(Particulars to bo furnished as In the form enclosed)—Annexure 11.
f (/) F.o.b. Value..
(Ui) (J) Exported through merchant exporters <
(. (ti) Quantity ..
(6) F. o. b. value of nomination received from the merchant exporters (Particulars to be furnished In the form enclosed)—Annexure III.
(Iv) (a) Components or parts or raw materials f ,,. p b Value supplied at concessional prices under arrange-] *•" r'u'u- Yttlu •• meats approved by Government and exported ] ,... nn"n"irv in the finished product manufactured by others. (. w ^ u * " "1' • •
(b) F. o b. value of nomination received from the exporters.
5. Total c 1 f value of imported raw materials and components (not spare
parts) consumed by the unit in the manufacture of end-product mentioned against 2 above. This should also Include consumption of imported items of Iron and Steel.
(In case Imported raw materials were not consumed, the sources from where the same wore obtained to be Indicated.)
6 Total c.i.f. value of import licences obtained by the unit under the import policy for Registered Exporters during the financial year 1976-77 against ihe exports of the end-product mentioned at 2 above
7 Particulars of import licences received under the Import policy for Regis-
tered Exporters during the financial year 1976-77.
licensing
Name of the authority No. and Date of the licence
c i f value Description of gooda Whether obtained as manufac- turer-exporter or as nominee of merchant exporter or as nominee of manufacturer exporter
324/240 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY , APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I
APPENDIX 2Q—contd.
8. No. and date of the certificate of export performance Issued by the Chief Cootrollcr of Imports and Exports, New Delhi in favour of the applicant and the percentage of exports made in respect of the licensing period 1976-77.
I hereby declare that the particulars given in this statement are correct and nothing has been concealed or withheld therefrom.
I understand that if any information Is found to be incorrect, it will render me liable to rejection of my claim without prejudice to any jther rction that mey be taken Hgainat me in this behalf
Signature of the applicant
Place
Name
. . ..
Date
Address.,
, ,
Certified to bo correct.
Signature and Stamp of Chartered
Accountant/Cost Accountant Place
Regn. No
Datf
,
Address
NOTE:—All tn" rages of the statement should be got certified and stamped by a practising Chartered Accountant or Cost Accountant in practice who is not a partner or an employee of the Concerned exporting unit or its associates.
Sir 1] THE GAZETTE OF TNDTA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 324/241
APPENDIX 20~contd.
ANNEXURE n
PARTICULARS OF EXPORTS MADE THROUGH AN ELIGIBLE EXPORT HOUSE VIDE ITEM 4(n) OF ANNEXIJRE I (1) Name of the Unit
. . .. .
(2) End-product manufactured . ..
. ..
(3) F.O.B value of exports made during the financial year 1976-77.
(4) Name of the Eligible Export House with fresh registration No. and date of
the Eligibility Certificate, through whom the exports referred to in (3) above, were made.
I hereby declare that the particulars given in this statement are correct and nothing has been concealed or withheld therefrom. 1 understand that if any information is found lo be incorrect, it will render mo liable to rejection of my claim, without prejudice to any other action that may be taken against me in this behalf.
Signature of the applicant „.
Name
Place
Address..
Date
Certified to be correct.
Place , _ - , . . _„ „„
Signature and Stamp of Chartered Accountant/Cost Accountant
Oatc „
Regn. No ..,.„ „ „ _
AriHrwi^ _ ,, ,
t w
Notts :—1, A declaration from Llie Lligible F^p^lrt House concerned to the effect that the coods referred to at (2) above have beeu exported through them tor a value of Ra (F.O.B,) during the financial year 1976-77 be attached with the Statement.
2. This Annexure should also be supported by satisfactory documentary evidence.
324/242 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 I PART I
APPENDIX 20—concld.
ANNEXURE III
PARTICULARS OF EXPORTS MADE THROUGH MERCHANT EXPORTERS VIDE ITEM 4(ln) (a) (b) OF ANNEXURE I (1) Name of the Unit
(2) End-product manufactured
0) F, O. B. value of exports made duriDg the financial year
1976-77
(4) Name of the merchant exporters, through whom the exports
referred to in (3) above, were made .
.
1 hereby declare that the particulars given In this statement are correct and nothing has boen concealed or withheld thercform. I undeistand that if any information is found to be incorrect, it will render me liable to rejection of my claim, without prejudice to any other action that may be tahen against me in this behalf.
Signature of the applicant
Plate
Name
Date
. . ..
Address
Certified to be correct
Place
. , , ,
Signature and Stamp of Chartered Accountant/Cost Accountant Date
Regn. No
Address. . ..
NOTE,—I. A declaration from the merchant exporters concerned to tho effect that the goods referred to at (2) above have been exported through them for a value of Rs, . . .. (F O.B.) during the financial year 1976-77 and they have been nominated for obtaining cash assistance/import replenishment etc. against the said exports may be attached with the Statement
2 This Annexure should also be supported by satisfactory documentary evidence
ANNEXURE IV
A statement of nominations made by the unit in favour of other manufacturers during the financial year 1976-77 under the import policy for Registered Exporters,
F.O. B Value of exports Value of import licence
Name of nominee Period of
Remarks export
obtained by the nominee
Signature of the applicant
Name
Address
S EC I] T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 ^ 99 3 2 4 / 2 4^
APPENDIX 21
Import policy for Books, Magazines and Journals for April J 977—March 1978 for Established Importers
Import of educational, scientific and technical books covered by List I of this Appendix will bo all- owed under Open General Licence by dealers, individuals, institutions and others. Please see Appendix 1 of this Book. However, import of foreign editions of books for which latest editions of Indian reprints are available will not be allowed under this facility.
2. Licences will also be granted to the estabhshed importers on a quota of 100% for import of books (other than those coveied by O G L ), journals and magazines.
3. Quota licences will be subject to the following
conditions:—
(/) import of fiction will be permitted only
upto 10 % of the value of the licence.
(;';') non-technical journals and magzaines will be allowed only upto 40% of the value of the licences. Also, import of more than 20,000 copies of a single non-technical magazine will not be allowed against each quota licence.
Group ' 5 '— (1) Fihn strips of an educational
nature.
(2) Flash cards.
(3) Writing folders.
(4) Cut-out and press cut-out books
for model making.
(5) Phonic cards.
(6) Work books and word building
books.
(7) Picture dictionary cards.
(8) 8mm loopfilms.
(9) Overhead transparencies.
(10) 35mm sound synchronised slide
programme.
(11) Map globes ; and
(12) 3 f, 5* and 7i" pre-recorded
tapes for learning of language.
8. Quota licences will also be valid for the im- port of books in sheet form with printed illustrations/ pictures with or without any printed text, for binding in a book form.
9. Restriction^ Import :
4. The applications for quota licences should be accompanied by 5 copies each of tho lists of (a) technical magazines and journals; (b) news magazines; and (c) non-technical magazines and journals sought to be imported.
5. Import of books meant for children can be imported upto 50% of the value of quota licences.
6 Quota licences will also be valid for import of reprints of books i.e., extracts of topics or research materials of interest.
(i) Books, magazines and journals containing pornographic material and depicting sex, violence, etc. will not be allowed to be imported.
(n) Import of any book, magazine, pamphlet, leaflet, newspaper or other like publication which consists of stories told with the aid of pictures or without the aid of pictures or wholly in pictures, being stories portraying wholly or mainly— (1) the commission of offences; or (2) acts of violence or ciuelty; or (3) incidents of a repulsive or horrible nature;
Teaching Aids
7. Import of teaching aids covered by Group 'A' below will be allowed upto 20% of the value of quota licences. However, import of teaching aids covered by Group 'B' below will be allowed to be imported upto 10 % of the value of quota licences
Gump 'A'— (1) Mental, psychological tests, other
than paper and pencil.
(2) Scholastic tests.
(3) Microfilms and microfiches of an
educational nature.
(4) Records for learning of languages.
in such a way that the publication as a whole would tend to corrupt a young persou into whose hands it might fall, whether by mciting or encouraging him to commit offences or acts of violence or cruelty or in any other manner whatsoever will not be allowed against licen- ces for books, magazines and journals and fictions and also under O.G.L.1V and Saving clauses No. ll(l)(gg)and 11(2) of the Imports (Control) Order, 1955, as amended.
(iii) Foreign navigational charts of Indian Coastline equivalent of which lire produced in the country will not be allowed to be imported. Such charts along with then- numbers are indicated in List II of this
324/244 THE GAZETTE OF TNDTA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I
APPENDIX 21—contd.
Appendix against their corresponding equivalents of indigenous production.
10. On specific requests and in consultation with the Ministry of Education, quota licences may also be made valid for import of pre- recorded cassettes with or without rum strips of an educational nature to cover specific orders from educational institutions and on production of satisfactory evidence of such orders and related proforma invoices showing the c.i.f. value of these items.
11. New comers can avail of the facility for import of educational, scientific and technical books under the Open General Licence in terms of the provision contained in para 1 of this appendix. They may also apply for issue of licences for import of books on the following basis:—
(a) Applicants should have been dealing in the internal trade of books for a minium period of one year during anv one of the financial years beginning from 1967-68;
(b) The minimum internal purchase/sale turn- over of books in a financial year falling within the aforesaid years, should be Rs. 50,000.
(c) Licences will be issued on the following basis:
(I) In the case of applicants who had been m the internal trade of books for one complete year within the period specified under paragraph (a) above, 20% of the best year's purchase/sale turn-over as certified by the Chartered Accountant or Rs. 2.00 lakhs, whichever is more;
(n) In the case of applicants who had been in the internal trade of books for two conse- cutive complete years within the penod specified under paragraph (a) above, 30% of the best year's purchase/ sale turn-over as certified by the Chartered Accountant or Rs. 3.00 lakhs, whichever is more.
(in) In the case of applicants who had been in the internal trade of books for three consecutive complete years or more within the period specified under para- graph (a) above, 40% of the best year's purchase/sale turn-over as certified by the Chartered Accountant or Rs. 4.00 lakhs, whichever is more.
12. Licences granted to the new comers will be valid for import of technical and educational books coveted by List I of Llns Appendix. On spew he requests, the licensing authority may also endorse such licences to make them valid for import of techni- cal journals and educational, scientific and technical books other than those covered by List I of this Appendix. Such requests should be accompanied by 5 copies of the list of technical journals/books sought to be imported.
13. New comers should submit their applications for grant of licences to the regional licensing authority concerned by the 30th November, 1977. The appli- cations should be accompanied by a certificate from the Chartered Accountant showing the detail!) of purchase/sale transaction of books.
14. An established importer of books can also apply for issue of licence as new comer provided he does not claim a quota licence.
15. New comois who have utilised their licences up to 75% by actual importation may also be granted additional licences. The applications for addi- tional licences should be made to the regional licensing authority concerned through the Ministry of Edu- cation and Social Welfare, New Delhi accompanied by evidence regarding utilisation of their new comer's licence and 5 copies of list of educational books proposed to be imported dearly indicating the title, name of the authors, price and the discount available.
16. Established importers/new comers should furnish to the Ministry of Education and Social Welfare (Book Promotion Division), the following information and should also give a declaration in their import application that the information/parti- culars have been duly furnished to that Ministry:—
(i) Total number of titles of books imported by them during 1975-76 and 1976-77 and those proposed to be imported in 1977-78.
(n) The details of foreign titles, if any, reprinted by them duing 1975-76 and 1976-77 and those proposed to be reprinted in 1977-78 viz.,
(a) Title of the book and name of the author;
(b) Namo of the foreign publisher,
(c) Year of publication of the latest foreign
edition and its price;
(d) Name of the Indian publisher;
(e) Price of the Indian edition;
(f) The year of the foreign edition reprinted
in India;
(g) Print run brought out in India, and
(h) The year of reprint edition in India
(lii) The value of quota/supplementary or new comer licences received during 1974-75, 1975-76 and 1976-77 and the extent of actual utilisation of those licences.
(iv) A complete copy of the import application.
SEC 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA tXIRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/245
APPENDIX 21—contd.
(v) A copy each of the in-"
dents placed by them on foreign suppliers dur- ing 1976-77, if not already furnished;
supplies. Requests from Indian publishers for bun on such titles should be addressed to the Book Promotion Division of the Ministry of Education and Social Welfare, New Delhi in the proforma annexed to this Appendix.
18. While importing books specified in List I of this Appendix, importers should ensure that they import the latest editumsof the educational, scientific and technical books.
To be furnished by such importers of books only as have obtained quota/ supplementary/
19. Books imported into India under arrange- ments approved by the Government and which are meant only for use in the country, shall not be allowed to be re-exported. Licences granted including the OGL for import of books shall be deemed to be subject to this condition and any re-export of such imported books shall be a violation of the condition of the import licence and liable to action under the Import and Export Trade Control Regulations (vi) Copies of indents and invoices m respect of books imported by them during 1977-78, on quarterly basis. Those for the quarter ending 30-6-77 should reach the Ministry of Education and Social Welfare by the 30th September, 1977. Those for the subsequent quarters should also be simi- 1 larly sent to that
Ministry;
>-additional supple- mentary/new comer licenoe(s) for a total value of 10 lakhs or more durmg 1976-77.
20. The State Trading Corporation, New Delhi will be granted licences for import of educational, scientific and technical journals and difficult to obtain books to the extent required to cater the needs of Indian universities and other institutions of higher learning and libraries attached to them.
(vii) Summary of such titles of which 200 or more copies were imported in 1976-77. The sum- mary should indicate the full name of the author, the publisher, the title, the actual quantity imported and the value of imports.
21. The existing concession whereby the Collectors of Customs are authorised to release post parcels containing books, magazines and periodicals without the importers having to produce the import licences will continue dunng April 1977—March 1978 period. The licensee will ensure that only such books, magazines and journals are got released under this concession, for the import of which he holds a valid licence. The value of books, maga- zines and journals imported by post parcels will be deemed to have been debited to the licence against which the import has been made.
17. Import of foreign edition of books of which Indian reprints are available will be banned in cases where the Indian publisher brings out the latest edition of the foreign title and assures of adequate
324/246 KHF (>A7V I TE OF INDJA EXTRAORDINAKV • APRTL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [Pwu I
APPENDIX 21—contd.
6 Engineering & Techno-
LIST I
(a) Acionautics, (A) TOWD & Country Planning &
logy.
Architecture
(c) Chemical Engineering & Tech-
nology.
List of educational, scientific and technical subjects, books on which will ho permitted for import against quota, supplementary and new comer licences.
(d) Automobile Engineering 1. Agiicultural Suence &. Animal Husbandry
(e) Electrical Engineering
(/) Electronics, Radio, Wireless (a) Animal Husbandry/Livestock. (b) Agncuturral Botany (c) Horticulture & Gardening. (d) Dairy Farming and Dairy pro-
& Television.
ducts
(g) Mechanical Engineering.
(A) Mining Engineering.
(/) Nuclear Energy.
0) Petroleum Engineering.
(k) Textile Engineering.
(e) Entomology. (/) Forestry & Wood Technology. (g) Plant Pathology & Cytology. (/;) Poultry Farming. (0 Stock breeding & Fisheries. 0) Canning & Preservation of fruit
and fruit products
(/) Material Engineering.
(m) Nuclear Engineering & Tech- (Ar) Sericulture. (0 Bee keeping.
nology.
(n) Hydraulics.
(") Fisheries, (n) Natural history.
(n) Telecommunication.
Applied & Fine Arts
2.
O) Civil and Structural Engineer-
ing.
(q) Highway Engineering
(r) Transport Engineering (a) Handicrafts. (b) Photography & Reprography. (c) Commercial Arts, (rf) Civic and Landscape Arts (e) Plastic and Graphic Arts. (/) Furnishing and Interior Deco-
(s) Refrigeration & Pneumatic ration.
Technology.
(g) Dance, Drama, Stage Craft
(/) Workshop Practice.
and Choreography,
(h) Music (both Vocal & Instru-
(") Machine & Machine Tool,
Designing and Construction.
mental).
(v) Instrument Technology.
(w) Mineral Engineering
(x) Automation and Servo- (0 Painting and Drawing (/) Modelling and Sculpture. (£) Textile designing. (0 Needle work and sewing.
Mechanism.
Applied Science.
3.
O) Cybarnetics.
(z) Metallurgy
(aa) Textile Technology
(bb) Manufacturing Process.
(cc) Plastic Technology (a) Archaeology. (b) Muscology, (c) Archival Science (d) Printing, Binding & Publishing (e) Journalism. (/) Library Science. (g) Mass media and communi-
cation.
(dd) Silicate Technology.
(a) Accounting/Auditing/Accoun-
(ee) Ceramics.
4.
tancy,
(Jf) Leather Technology (b) Business Management, (c) Banking & Finance.
Business Organisation, Industrial Management and Public Administra- tion.
(gg) Agricultural Engineering
(hh) Applied Geology & Geo-
physics.
(ii) Naval Architecture St. Dock-
yard Construction
(JJ) Reproduction Engineering
{kk) Assembly & Construction (d) Commerce. (e) Publicity and Advertisement. (/) Sales & Distribution. (g) Civil & Public Administration. (A) Organisations & Methods. (/) Insurance. (/) Operational research.
Technology.
Education
5,
(If) Space Research & Satellite
Engineering.
(a) Educational Psychology. (b) Pedagogy—Theory & Practice (c) Physical Education & Recrea-
(mm) Computer science. tion.
(ntt) Systems engineering. (oo) Environmental sciences (d) Teaching Arts, (e) Methodology of education.
Sic 1] I HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, IQ77/VAISAKHA 7, 1809 321/247
APPENDIX 21—contd.
10
7.
. Humanities
Pure_Sciences.
(a) Civics (b) Philosophy—Eastern & Wes-
tern
(a) Physics. (b) Chemistry, (c) Mathematics. (d) Statistics and Documentation. (e) Astronomy and Allied (c) Logic. (d) History. (e) Geography & Cartography. (f) Law & Legal Affairs (National
& International)
Sciences. (/) Soil Sciences. (g) Palentology. (h) Zoology. (0 Geology. (J) Botany
(g) Ontology & Methodology. (A) Ethics. (0 Standrad literary criticism (j) Linguistics
Reference Books.
11.
(a) Bibliographies. (b) Who's Who and Current (a) Anatomy & Physiology.
Medical Sciences.
8.
(6) Childcare & Pediatrics,
(c) Dentology.
(d) Ear, Nose and Throat,
(e) Embryology.
(/) Health.
(g) Gynaecology & Obstetrics.
Affairs. (r) Gazetteers (d) Encyclopaedia, (e) Dictionaries. (f) Atlases (g) Language & Phrase Books. (A) Books in prints & Catalogues. (0 Books on classification of
books.
(A) Nursing.
(j) Grammar Books.
(0 Histology.
(a) Psychology including para
Social Sciences.
12.
(]) Ophthalmology.
and Pseudo Psychology.
(k) Psychiatry.
(/) Pharmacology.
(m) Pharmacy.
(") Therapeutics and Texicology.
(i) Anthropology, (c) Political Sciences. (d) Economics, (s) Home Sciences. (/) Sociology and Social insti-
tutions.
(o) Medicine,
(p) Surgery.
(g) Culture & Civilisation (A) Criminology and juvenile
delinquency (?) Biology,
(r) Biochemistry,
13.
i
>
(o) Air, Naval & Military Engine-
9.
i
ering and Technology.
Military Sciences and its History.
(6) Arms & ammunition and equip-
ment.
Text-books includinj t books of fiction which are prescribed or reco- mmended for studies ir Educational Institution! by a recognised Educa^ tional Board or Autho- rity.
(c) Military History.
14.
[
Children books cover- ed by subjects specified above.
id) Military Strategies and Mo- dern Techniques of Warfare
324/248 THE GAZHI'JF OF INDIA EX IRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1809 |PAKI 1
APPENDIX 21— contd.
LIST IT
List of foreign navigational charts of Indian Coastline equivalent of which are produced in India and
Import of which will not be allowed
[Please see para 11 (ui) of this Appendix]
LIST OF CHARTS
(U.S.A.
Equlval
Charts
ents)
Indian Charts
\ro. Title
Chart 7
'o Title
Chart N
Bombay to Capo Comonn
Bombay to Cochin Gulf of Kutch
63005 63062
Gulf of Kutch
Diu Head to Gopnath Point
22 203 L(D7) 203 207 L(D7)
Araala Island to Khanderi Island including Approa-
63101
Amala I to Murud Janjua
ches to Bombay Harbour,
Murud Janjira to Ratnagiri
Ratnagiri to Vengurla Alleppey to Quilon Qullon to Muttam Point Muttam Point to Manappad Tarapur to Murud Janvjira
Approaches to Cochin
63201
Port of Bombay Bombay Harbour
63103 63102
Mangalore Harbour Approaches to Cochin Karwar Harbour Bhatkal Malpe Port of Bombay (S Portion) Bombay Harbour
Approaches to Kandla & Navlakhi; Plan of Kandla
63065
Greek
Approaches to Kandla Kandla Greek, Nakti Greek
Plans on the West Coast of India
6H11
Marmagao and Panaji
211 WD7) 211 212 L(D7) 212 213 221 222 223 255 L(D7) 255 2002 2004 2008 2014 2015 2016 L(D7) 2016 2018 UPD 2018 2020
(B) Enseada Da Agoada & Bale Do Marmagao
63111
Jaigarh Harbour Approaches to Ratnagiri
2021 2028
Plans on the West Coast of India (A) Ratnagiri, Mlrya & Kalbadovi Bays Okha Port (Beyt Harbour) & Approaches Approaches to Madras ; Plan; Madras Harbour Approaches to Vishakhapatnam, Plan,
63063 63271 63291
Approaches to Okha Approaches to Madras; Madras Harbour Approaches to Vlshakhapatnam; Vishakhapatnam
2031 3001 3002
Vishakhapatnam Harbour
Harbour
Approaches to Tuticonn Approaches to Paradip, Paradip Port Plans In the Andaman Islands—Port Meadowi
63251 63311 63373
Pondicherry Anch; Cuddaiore Anch Tuticonn Harbour Paradip Anchorage, Paradip Port Approaches to Port Meadows & Kotara Anchorage
3003 3004 3010 4002
and Kotara Anchorage
Plans in the Andaman Islands—Port Comwallis
63373
Approaches to Port Cornwalhs
Port Blair
4O03 4006
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRTL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/249
APPENDIX 2\—contd.
(LIST II—cotttd.)
larts
U.SA.
Indian Cl
; Charts ivalents)
French (Equ
. Charts livalents)
W Gen (Equ
Japwicsi (Equ British Chart,
Charts nvalents)
(Eqv
nan Chaits ivalents) -^
Title
; Chart
Title
Title i Chart
Tit]
Titl<
Chart No.
Admirality Equivalents) ^—~~ ^ Title
Ic Chart No
No.
Chart No.
No
Chart No. Old No
11
9
6
10
12
5
8
7
2
3
4
I
Nil.
347
Nil.
8001
2858
Persian Gulf
Persischer Gulf
Persian Gulf
Persian Gulf
60232 (3547)
6215
3167 Per-ushia Kaiwan Scia Bu
Nil.
Nil
Golfe Persique (Partio Otiest)
8002 L(DI) (D5) 800
Persian Gulf Western sheet
2847 ODD (D5) 2847
Persian Gull Western sheet
3161
21721
Pcrushia Kaiwan TOBU 8003 L(DT) 8003
Nil.
Nil.
2837 L
Persian Gulf Eastern Sheet
Persian Gulf Eastern Sheet
Golfe Persique (Partle Bst)et Golfe d'Oman
6051
348
3162 i 2888
Detroit d'Ormuz
62390 (3648)
Ras Jask to Jazirat Sim
StaBc von Hormus
Persushia Kaiwan Guchi Ras Jask tc Jazirat Sirri
2888
8004 L(DI) 8004
Persian Gulf (Eastern Part).
Nil.
Nil.
Nil.
Strait of Hormuz
Strait Hormuz
Strait of Hormuz
62392 (3695)
8005 L(DI) 8005
3956 LfDI) 3956
5147
296
829 Arabian 012 Arabian Nil.
Merd' Arabic
Arabia chest Meet
• Sea
Sea
7705 (rNT703J
5132
297
2901 70
722 Bay of Bengal
Golfe du Bengale
7706 (TNT706J
Bay of 1 Bengal
Bay of Bengal
Bengalis ches Mcer
Bay of Bengal & Approaches
Nil.
353
828
Nil.
2903
32
Cochin to Visakha- patnam
CapeCo- monn to Cocanda
Cape Co- morfn Bis Makinada.
Cape Co- raonn to Cocanada
Nil.
358
1355 Malacca
620
9001
l
Malacca Strait
Sstrait
Diamnd Pt to
Singapore
1595 (old No.) 71000 (new No.)
Balacca Starfe and Hordicher Teilder westhuste von Sumatra
Salang or Junkscylor Island to Singapore including Malay pen insula and Northern Sumatra (Malacca Strait)
Nil.
Nil.
NJ1 Maldive ) Islands to
7707 (INT707
563 (INT 707)
Sumatra
4707 (INT 707)
Maldive Islands to Sumatra
Malediven bis Suma- tra
5308
414
3851
Nil.
3313
i
0
7204 (INT720
i (INT 204)
Walirs Bay 4) to Lourenc Marques
Walvis Bay to Lourenco Marques
Cotesud D'Afriqui entree du canal de Mozambi
ique
Walvis baai bis Lauren co Marques
33 GnfI/77—18
324/250 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAkHA 7, 1899 [PART!APPENDIX 2\~contd.
(LIST ll—concld.)
10
1
6
11 3
2
9
12 4
5
7 S
852
Nil Nil
i 7700 (INT 700)
Port 3 Elizabeth to Mauritius
415 (TNT 700)
Port Elizabeth bi' Mauritius Port Elizabeth to Mauritius
Indischer 3363 4702 [NT7021
Chagos Archipelago fl
) Ocean
Indian i Ocean
7702 (INT 7021
564 INT702
(
723 (Old No 3850)
Chatjos Archipelago to Mada- gascar to Madagascar
Chagos Archlpepbis, Madagascar
n
Chaaos Archipelago to Madagas- car
Chagos (Archipe- lago to Madagas- car) (India Ocean)
Nil
4386
Lourenco
7701 ((NT701)
4701 [NT70I1
Lourenco < Marques to (J Magadiscio
1 Marques to Magadiscio
416 , (INT) (701)
Lourenco Marques to Magadis- cio
Canal de Mozambique Madagascar, Reunion et Maui Ice.
3 —
71
357
2369
63260
Paint Cdlimcre to Madras
Madias to Calimere Point
De Madrai a la Pointe Calimere
Calimere Point to Madras
1566
Do.
63210
26
Allepcy to Cape Comorin
Cape Comorin to Allepcy
- 829
31
) —
354
2902 Cocanada t< Bassein river
Kakinada bis Cape Nagrals
Kakinada to Basscin river.
Krishnapat nam to Bassein river
356
575
63270
Madras to False Devi Point
Madras to Ramay- patnam
Madras to Ramay- patnam
SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/251APPENDIX 21—concld.
ANNEXURE
F O RM OF A P P L I C A T I ON F OR B AN ON I M P O RT OF TITLES OF W H I CH I N D I AN R E P R I N TS A RE
AVAILABLE
1. N a me of the applicant . . . . . . ..
2. N a me of the Title and its Author
3. Year of Publication a nd edition of the latest edition of the book brought out by the Foreign Publisher . . . ..
4. N a me of the Foreign Publisher . . . ..
5. Printed price of the Foreign edition of the book
6. N o r m al trade discount allowed by the Foreign Publisher on import
of the title
7. Whether reprint right has been obtained by the Applicant, if so, a copy of the Agreement may be enclosed . . ..
8. H as the Indian reprint Edition been published ? (a) (I) If so, its price
(ii) N o. of copies printed . . . . . .. (Hi) Edition reprinted
(iv) T r a de discount to be allowed to b o ok sellers in India .
(b) (i) If the book has not been published, when the publication is
likely to be released
(//) The number of copies proposed to be printed (/if) its likely prices (iv) which edition of the book is proposed to be reprinted ? (c) How does the net price of the reprint compare with the net price of the imported book after taking into account the dis- count element in both cases ?
9 (a) Has the reprint contract beon approved by the R.B.I., for pur-
poses of foreign exchange remittance ?
(b) If not, what is the objection, if any
10. What is the rate at which the Royalty is to be paid?
11. Does the licence for reprint right covers the reprint of revised editions of the same title that may be brought out by the foreign publisher subsequently ?
12. If not, what arrangement the applicant proposes for the reprint of
the revised edition of the title, if there is demand for them .
13. Which other area, besides India, are covered by the Agreement
for sale of the reprint edition ?
14. Do you consider the print run brought out by you or proposed to be brought out as the case may be, adequate to meet the internal demand of the book fully as also to cover tho export demand to areas outsido India where tho book can be sold in accordance with the Agreement ">
15. In the event of Government agreeing to ban the import of the title do you undeitake to ensure that there will bo no shortage of the title in India and if necessary to go in for additional reprints of the title at the same price ?
16. Has the book been prescribed/recommended by any educational/
research institution in India ?
17. If so, the namc(s) thereof ,
Date :
Signature of the Applicant
Address :
324/252 THE GAZETTE OF TNDTA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PARI IAPPENDIX 22
(Reference—RITC S. No. 48.01/02 in Section TT)
IMPORT OF SPECIALISED REQUIREMENTS AND SPARE PARTS BY NEWSPAPER
ESTABLISHMENTS/ASSOCIATE PRESSES
Import of spaie parts hy newspaper establishments/ associate presses will be allowed on the basis or the
policy applicable to the industrial actual users, in terms
of the provisions made in Section I of this Book.
2. Licences for import of specialised requirements will be granted to the newspaper establishments/ associate presses undei the policy of automatic licensing, as applicable to the industrial actual users as per provision made in Section I of this Book. The consumption certificate should be furnished in the form given in Appendix 50 of this Book.
3 Associate presses are those who have long term arrangements/contracts covering a period of atleast 7 years, with owners of newspapers for printing of newspaper/periodicals In the import application, the associate presses should produce satisfactory docu- mentary evidence to that effect.
4 The detailed proceduie for submission of import application has been given in the ITC Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/253APPENDIX 23
(Reference—RITC S No. 84.35 in Section-II)
Particulars to be furnished with the A.U, Application Tor Printing Machinery Required for Replacement/Developnitnt
1. (a) Name of the applicant/Flrm/Joint Stock Company/Registered Society/Partnership.
(b) Address,,-
-
2. Details of Machinery Covered by the Application
Total printing/
No. of each type
Country of origin
Value as per proforma*
Invoice in (rupees)
composing capacity
proposed to be
Type of Machinery
(e.g. letter press, offset-press,
cutting machine)
Added X
0v)
(v)
Oil)
(H)
(0
3. NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENTS
(a) Particulars o] tlte newspapers published during the last three licencing periods
Average No.
Language
Name of the publication
of copies
Date of
i Commencement
Periodicity (i.e.
Daily, Weekly etc.)
Place of
Publication
of the newspaper/
Average area
of one sheet
' of newspaper
(in Square centi-
periodical
meters)
printed per
publishing
day
Average
number of
pases prin-
ted per pub-
lishing day
(vli)
(ill)
(lv)
(viil)
(v)
(ii)
(i)
(1) Existing Newspapers
pers
(2) Non-exlstlng Newspa]
(6) ASSOCIATE PRESSf
Periodicity (I.e
Anguage
. Place of
Name of the publication L
Date of
Dally,
publication
Weekly etc.)
commencement
of the newspaper/
periodical.
Average area
of one sheet of
newspaper
(In square
centimeters)
Average No.
of copies
printed per
publishing
day
Average
numbd ot
pages printed
per publish-
ing day.
(iv)
(Hi)
(vi)
(v)
(viil)
(vn)
(ii)
(i)
(1) Existing Newspaper!
i
iperi
(2) Non-existing Newsp
Average No. of pages printed per publishing day.
X. In case of printing machines, the total printing capacity to be added may be mentioned, while in case of composing machines
the total number of columns to be composed additionally arc to be mentioned.
£ An associate Press Is defined as a press having long term contracts for arrangements with their owners of newspapers for tho
printing of their newspapers/periodicals.
* Original proforma invoice from the suppliers or their agents should be enclosed.
324/254 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX 23—contd,
4. (a) If the machinery required Is Tor replacement, particulars of the machines) desired to be replaced.
No of machine
Brief justification
Country of
origin
for the import Description of the machines) required to be replaced
Year in which the machine was installed
(Hi)
(iv)
(v)
(")
(0
(b) If the machinery required is for development, the gap between existing and targeted production capacity.
1 Targeted production
Existing production
capacity
capacity
Difference between (iii)-(ii)
Brief justification for the import Description of the Machines) already available
(iv)
(v)
(ill)
(ii)
(0
5. (a) Is/was the owner (which term Includes a company, firm etc.) or any of the persons, whose names are required to be given against
4 above associated with the publication of any other paper not covered by this application ?
(b) If no, namos of owner, director etc. and details of association in the following form:—
Name of owner etc.
S. No.
Details of pap< associate
sr with which d
Period of association
Capacity In which associated
From To
Title, language, periodicity and place of publication
If owned by a company etc. name of the company etc.
If a share- holder in the company etc. mentioned In Column 4 percentage of shares held
(Iv)
(ill)
(vl) Ill)
(v)
(vn)
(i)
(c) Is/was a member of the family of the owner or any of the persons, whose names are required to be given against 4 above asso-
ciated with the publication of any other paper not covered by this application ?
(d) If ao, names of members of the family and details of association in the following form:—
Address of member Relationship with
S. No. Name of owner etc whose member of family Is
Name of the member of family
of family
the owner' associated with another paper
(Iv)
(ill)
(v) (U)
SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/255APPENDIX 23—contd.
(")
S. No.
Details of pi
assoc
dof
ulon
iper with which
iated
Name of the member of the
family
Perio
associi
Capacity in
which
associated
From
To
If a shareholder
in the company
etc., mentioned
in Column N o,
4 percentage) of
share* held.
Title, language
and place of
publication
If owned by a
company etc.,
name of
company etc.
(vil)
(iv)
(v)
Oil)
(vi)
(vlii)
Oi)
to
6. Details of existing machinery available with the applicant.
Number
Description
Type of Machinery
Country of origin
Year in which
installed
(iii)
(Jv)
(i)
Oi)
(v)
\. Printing :—
B. Composing . -
2. Other Allied Machine* :—
K Details of import licence received since 1963.
Value
Licence No. and
Country of
Type of
Machinery
Description of
Machine^)
date
No. of
Machines
(in rupees)
Date of expiry
of the licence
origin
Jcensing
'eriod
(iii)
(iv)
(vii)
(v)
(rili)
(vQ
(ii)
(1)
Actual imports against the licences Yet to be imported
Date of Import
Quantity
Value (In rupees)
Quantity
Value (in rupee*)
Gdi)
(xi)
(x)
(ix)
(xiil)
. Details of machines released by S.T.C./Projocts & Equipment Corporation of India Ltd. or their agents since 1963.
icensing Year Type of Machinery Description Number Value (in rupees) Country of origin
324/256 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 21, 1977A'AISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX 23—contd.
9. Total value of licences/release orders In respect of printing machines and specialised requirements relating thereto received by an
individual newspaptr/***Common Ownership Unit, since 19&3,
Source
Extent of
non-utilization
Licence Number
and date
Value
(in rupees)
Reasons for
non-utilization
(1) From General Currency Area
(2) From Rupee Payment Area.
(3) Release from STC/PEC.
10, (a) Annual requirements of specialised items in respect of the newspaper, if any.
(b) The year of fixation of annual entitlement.
(c) Whether the newspaper/periodicals are published on offset/Rotagravure. If so, the break up of different items imported/released
during the last licencing period.
11. Value of exports effected during 1976-77.
Items of export Country to which exported Value of exports (in rupees)
12. Consumption of specialised requirements for the last two licensing periods
TOTAL ANNUAL ENTITLEMENT FOR SPECIALISED REQUIREMENTS
Ra.
£ Consumi
ptlon of specialised requirements
s. Year.
Flonge
Total
Remarks
Rubber
blankets
Spares for Com-
posing machines
Photographic
material
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Spares for
printing
machines
Rs.
Ra.
II. QUALITY PRINTERS $
13. Description of goods produced and specialised line of production.
14. Annual Turnover
April—1975 to March—1976 April 1976 to March 1977
15. Details of machinery certified essential by Director of Industries.
Type of Machinery
Number
Value (in rupees)
Country of origin
Brief justification
for the import
(iv)
(iii)
(v)
(fl)
(0
•"Comnion Ownership Units for the purpose of this application is defined as follows :—
'Common Ownership Units' means a newspaper establishment or concern owning two or more news Interest newspapers, i ncluding
at least ore daily, irrespective of the centres of publication and languages) of such newspapers.
Member of family of this statement means a member of family (father, mother, wife/husband, brother, brother's wife, sister,
•on, daughter-in-law, daughter etc.) who arc members of a joint family or are dependent on the owner. Director etc.
SEC. ]] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAlSAKHA 7, 1899 324/257APPENDIX 23—concld.
16. Details of registration ai approved printers.
When registered
Authority with whom registered (ej. Director of Class, if any in which Whether registered as Advertising and Visual Publicity, Chief Controller of registered Quality printers Printing and Stationery)
fiii)
(w) (1)
00
17. Whether the applicant has approached any other sources/office/organisation during the last two years for the same/other printing machlnery(s) and if so, the details and results thereof?
18 Details of awards, won for excellence in printing.
Year
Name of awarding authority Number of awards won Line(s) covered by the awards
(ii)
(iil)
Ov) (1)
Place
Date
Signature ot Applicant.
Name in Block letters
Designation
(Quality Printers are those:—
('.") Who have been in the approved list of Directors of Advertising and Visual Publicity/Director of Publication/Chief Controller of Printing and Stationery as quality printers; or
(6) Who have been awarded merit certificates either by the Central or by the State Government; or
(c) Who caa produce outstanding specimens of the work done by them which could be categorised as work of quality Applicants not covered by (a) and (b) above should invariably, furnish specimen of the work done by them * This hai to be supported by a Chartered Accountant certificate.
324/258 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART 1APPENDIX 24
Coal-tar Dyes and Dyes intermediates RTTC S. Nos. 30.03(2) and 32 04/12(1) Licensing policy for
April, 1977—March, 1978
PART 'A'
(Registered Exporters)
Licences for import oE the following Coal-tar dyes will be granted to the registered exporters only in
terms of the policy indicated in Vol. II of this Red Book •—
Hue No
I. Act
CI. No.
d Dyes~coa\A.
/ Dyes .
127 61135 I. Ack (A)
52. Acid Blue
C.I. No. 18835
Hue No 25
Aod Yellow No.
129
53.
1.
54 19010
131
54.
2,
70
138
55.
3.
62075
>> •( .
99
140
13900
56.
4.
*• it * • . "
127
142
57.
5.
131
143
58.
6
3
148
59.
7.
10385
„ Orange
•f tr . • *
19
154
60.
8.
14690
43
157
61.
9.
ti IP .
67
175
62.
10.
it pi • . • "
94
181
63.
11.
ii *i * . • .
95
211
64.
12.
tt "> • •
52
225
65.
13.
„ Red .
45100
• f "" • * . .
111
226
66.
14.
23265
it it * . •
119
227
67.
15.
• "
pp
*
•
P
.
138
247
68.
16.
143
272
69.
17.
it
ii
*
•
•
•
151
50
70.
18.
„ U l a ck . . ..
183
52
71.
19.
15711
184
72.
20.
26900 18800 15685
rt
H
*
•
•
p* t" * • - • ,, T o u r q u o i se
191
21.
""
*t
*
<
*
•
194
22.
reens and I
Vuts Per-
(B)
212
Metal complex 2 . 1 Dyes-Reds, G
mltted for Import
23.
249
24.
18134
11 Dlr,
cct Dyes i
261
25.
M
t|
•
•
•
*
263
26.
1. Direct Red No.
9
ft
If
•
•
'
*
327
27.
2
11
It M
•
-
•
•
12
28.
3.
20 15075
13425
16
29
4. „ Black .,
25040
71
44025
27
30.
5. „ Yellow „
39
61580
40
31.
• m
k Dyet i
„ G r e en N o. .
Ill Bas
71
32.
33.
6
B.'Sic Orange No .
46035
y 45190
34.
1 2
14 46005
31
35.
1
.. Red .. .
45160
3.
43
• • 60730
36.
50240
4.
2
47
„ Violet . . ..
37.
48070
5.
12
48
38.
42595
6,
7
.. Blue „ .
54
39,
46000
7. Acriflavlne
58
16260
40.
15
„, Blue . . , ,
42645
41.
IV Moi •dant Dyei i
23
61125
42.
40
30
1. Mordant Yellow No.
18710
62125
43.
45
46
2
63010
44.
47
36
3.
62085
Red
it n • • •
45.
59
56
50315
4.
46.
80
1
61585
5 ,, Brown „
20110
47.
82
33
6.
13250
48.
83
63
7
42660
49.
90
I
8.
Blue
43830
42655
30.
106
3
9.
43820
51.
12fi
13
10.
16680
• *
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/259Al'I'ENDIX 21-conU
VII Vat Dyes—contd
Hue No. i C.I. No.
IV. Mordant Dyes—conW.
34 Vat Green
26
'I No.
Hue No. C
35 „ .
29
62
11. Moidant Blue .
31
36. „ „ .
13 63615
12. Black
21 59051
37 Solubilised Val Grten
38 18160
2 13 ,. .,
38. Vat violet
21
39. „ „
44
14 „ „ . ..
1
40. „ Blue
15 26925
15. .. Green
73000 & 73OOJ
29
2 73045
41. „ „
16
22 59820
42
V. Azoic Coupling Components .
29 74140
43. „ „ . ..
33 67915
6
1. Azoic coupling component
37532
44
53630
43
32
45. „ „ . ..
2
37580
46 . . ..
52
• •
VI. Fast Colour Bases .
47. „ .. . .
66 S-419
48. „ Black . . ..
1 73670 1. Azoic Diazo Component No
37025
6
49. ., . ..
30
11 & 19
2. j, .,
50 „ „ . ..
31
37535 J7545
41
3.
37165
VIII. Sulphur Dye :
42
4
.17150
48
5.
53120
37235
1. Sulphur Yellow No.
2. „ Brown „
10 33055
VII. Vat Dyes:
3 „ . . .. • •
25
4
51 33327
1. Vat Yellow
1 70600
5. ., „ . , - •.
55 53135
13 65425
2
.
h .,
60 53325
65410
26
1
7. „ Green „
19
S-398
a
8. „ Blue „
1
53235
37
5 •
9
4
53235 •
]
6. „ Orange
10
15
53540
5 73335
7.
11. „ Black „
11
53290
7 71105
17 63415
9 •
IX. ingrain Dyes I
19 59305
10
.
1 73360
11. ,. Red
1
1. Ingrain Blue No.
7424d
2 73^65
12
.
2 74160
2. „ „
13 70320
13 .,
14 71110
14 •
X. Disperse Dyts I
20 67100
13. „ •
21
All Disperse Dyes are perrmtled ft ?r import
61670
excluding 16
.
the following Dyes :—
24
17
37
18
•
59310
1. Disperse Yellow No.
1 10345
40
19. „ . . .
68300
2
3 11855
45
20
73860
3
.
4 12770
11
21 „ Brown
7
4
26090
17
22 „ .
9
5
.
10375
19
21 „
. .
13
6 „ ., - .
58900
25
24
.
23
69020
7
.
26070
30
25
64
8
35
26
.
1
9 „ Orange „
11080
3B
27 .
3
10
11005
44
28 „ . .
11
11
70802
60700
47
29
13
12. . . .. .
?6080
30. ., Grocn
1
13 .. Red
11050
11110
31- ,. .,
4
14
13
60753
32 „„ ,
5
15
.
14 58830
11215
33 . . .. . .
13
lfi
16
U115
324/260 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRTL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PARTIAPPENDIX 24—conid.
Hue No.
C.I. No.
Name o! th_ d.u
Hue No.
C.I. No.
X. Disperse Dyes—Lontd.
9. Azo"- U'Upling component
16 37605 17. Disperse Red No. .
15 60710
10 A^oic coupling component
36 37585 18
17 U210
19
. ..
92 6U00
11. Acraraine Red FRC
20. „ Violet
I 6U00
12 Acramine Violet Ff-R .
21. .,
4 61105
22. „ Blue
3 61505
13 Acramine orange F5G
23
23 61545
or equivalent pro- • ducts of other manufacturers.
14 Acramine Turquoise FBN
24 „ .
26 63305
25. ..
94
15. Acramine Brown FBR ,
26, „ Black „
1 11365
27. „ Red
31 11230
X I I I. I m p o rt of A c r y l ic D y e* r e q u i r ed f or p r o c e s s i ng of A c r y- l ic F i b r es w i ll be a l l o w ed u n d er t he p o l i cy f or r e g i s t e r ed e x p o r t e r s. T he H ue n u m b er a nd C . I. n u m b er of s o me of t he a c r y l ic d y es a re i n d i c a t ed b e l ow :—
Not*.—Import of Disperse Dyes other than those mentioned
above will be permitted to the extent of 10% of the
face value of the licence for coal-tar dyes.
XI. Reactive Dyes i
N a me of t he d ye
Hue No. C.I. No.
B a s ic Y e l l ow . . ..
11 48055 Import of Reactive Dyes except the undermentioned 22 dyes will be permitted up to 10% of the face value of licences for coal-tar dyes. Import of the following Reactive Dyes will not be permitted :—
B a s ic Y e l l ow . . .. 13 B a s ic Y e l l ow . . ..
(0 Reactive Yellow No. . 2 S-486
17
B a s ic Y e l l ow . . ..
00 Reactive Yellow No. . 3 S-4S6
18
B a s ic Y e l l ow . . ..
("0 Reactive Yellow No. . 4 S-487
19
B a s ic Y e l l ow . . ..
21 (iv) Reactive Yellow No. . 7 S-488
B a s ic Y e l l ow . . ..
22 (v) Reactive Yellow No. . . 11 S-4S9
B a s ic Y e l l ow . . ..
23 (vl) Reactive Yellow No. . . 13 S-489
B a s ic Y e l l ow . . ..
24 (vff) Reactive Yellow No. . . 15 S-490
• •
B a s ic Y e l l ow . . ..
25 (vM) Reactive Orange No. . J S-493
B a s ic Y e l l ow . . ..
28 (ix) Reactive Orange No. . . 2 S-493
B a s ic Y e l l ow . . ..
29 U) Reactive Orange No. . . 5 S-494
B a s ic Y e l l ow . . ..
32 (xl) Reactive Orange No. . . 7 S-495
B a s ic Y e l l ow . . ..
38 (xlf) Reactive Orange No. . 13
B a s i c J Y e l l ow . . ..
39 {xill) Reactive Red No. . 2 S-497
B a s ic Y e l l ow . . ..
40 Odv) Reactive Red No . 4 S-498
B a s ic Y e l l ow . . ..
49 (xv) Reactive Red No. . . 11 S-501
B a s ic Y e l l ow . . ..
54 (xvi) Reactive Red No. . 21 S-504
B a s ic O r a n ge . . ..
21 (xvii) Reactive Blue No. 3 S-510
48035
B a s ic O r a n ge ,
22 (xvlli) Reactive Blue No. 4 S-510
48040
B a s ic O r a n ge , .
27 (xlx) Reactive Blue No. . . 9 S-312
B a s ic O r a n ge . . ..
28 (xx) Reactive Blue No. . 13 S-313
• *
B a s ic O r a n ge . . ..
29 (xxl) Reactive Blue No. . 15 S-514
B a s ic O r a n ge . . ..
30 (xxil) Reactive Blue No. . , 21 S-516
* •
B a s ic O r a n ge . . .. 35 • •
B a s ic O r a n ge . . .. 37
B a s ic O r a n ge . . .. 38
XII. Import of the undermentioned dyes will be allowed
on a restricted basis under the policy for registered ex-
porters for an aggregate value up to 20% of the face
value of the licence :—
B a s ic O r a n ge . . .. 40 B a s ic O r a n ge . . .. 41
Name of the dye Hue No. C I. No.
B a s ic O r a n ge . . ..
42
1. Vat Brown . . .. 5 73410
B a s ic O r a n ge . . ..
43
* *
2. Vat Brown NG
B a s ic O r a n ge
44
* t
3. SolubUiaed Vat Blue . . fi 69826
B a s ic R ed . . ..
13
4. Vat Black . . .. 16 59855
B a s ic R ed . . ..
14
* *
5. Vat Black . . .. 29 63225
B a s ic R ed
15
6. Solubilised Vat Red 1 73361
B a s ic R ed . . ..
18
* *
7. Direct Yellow . .. 9 19540
B a s ic R ed . . ..
22
8. Direct Blue . . .. 106 51300
b a s ic R ed . . ..
23
• m
Six. !] THF, GAZL- I 1 h OF INDIA T-XTRAORDINAP.Y . APRIL 27. 1977/VAlSAKHA 7, 1899 :24/361AWBNDIX 24- wn/fl
c"l. No.
N.irne ol the dye
Huc No.
Hue No. C.I. No.
Name of the dye
Basic Red
42000
Basic Red
Basic Red
Basic Red
Basic Green Basic Green Basic Green Basic Brown Basic Brown
4 6 10 13 14
Basic Red
•Permitted for Import on restricted basis i.e. up to 25%
Basic Red
of the face value of tho licence
Basic Red
Basic Red
XIV Padazoic colours, Rapidozon Ncolours and similar such dyostulT used in size both dyeing warp sheet (on restricted basis i.e 10% of the entitlement).
Basic Red
Basic Red
Basic Red
Basic Red
NOTE—1. Request for import of Dyes exclusively required for tiie dyeing of polymide fabric and Union Fabrics and any other special dyes not available in the country but requited for processing export materials will be considered on merits on the recommendations of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay
Basic Red
Basic Red
Basic Red
2. All items of dystuffi not Included in this list can be imported up to 10% of the licences issued uodor regis- tered exporters policy.
Basic Red
Basic Red
PART 'B*
{Actual Users)
Basic Red Basic Red
24 25 26 27 28 29 42 44 46 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 58 59 60 7
1. A. U. applications for import of organic pig-
ment colours and oil soluble colours will be consider-
Baste Violet 48020 ed exceDt for the following items:—
Basic Violci 13 SI. Item Colour
No. Index No./Hue N o.
Basic Violet 19
20 1 Pigment Green B 10006
Basic Violet
2 Hansa Yellow 5G 11660
Basic Violet 21 3
Hansa Yellow G 11860
Basic Violet 22 4 Hansa Yellow 10O 11710
29 •s Para Red 12070
Basic Violet f,
Signal Red/Red Toner R 12085
Basic Violet 30 7 Toluidine Red 12120
Basic Violet 31 8 Permanent Red F4R 12335
9 Hello Past Red BB 12370
Basic Violet 33
10 Permanent Bordeaux F2R 12385
Basic Violet 34
11 Red Lake C/LC/Vulcan Red 15585
Basic Violet 35
12 Permanent Red FRLI 12460
Basic Violet 37
13 Lithol Red . 15630
Basic Violet 38
14 Rubline Toner 15850
Basic Blue . 1
15 Permanent Red 2B , 15865
Basic Blue 3 51005
16 Maroon Toner . 158RO
Basic Blue 4 51004
17 Golden Yellow GR 20045
Basic Blue 5 42140
18 Bonzldine Yellow . 21090
Basic Blue 22
19 Vulcan Fast Yellow CG . 21095
Basic Blue 40
20 Permanent Orange G . 21110
Basic Blue 41
21 Vulcan Fast Red B . 21120
Basic Blue 42
•>2 Peacock Blue . . . 42025
B-sJe Blue 43
23 Phthalocyanlne Blue . „ 74160
Basic Blue 46
24 Oil Yellow AM . 11020
Basic Blue 47
25 Oil Brilliant Yellow 11800
Basic Blue 49
26 Oil Yellow AR . 11920
Basic Blue 51
27 Oil Brown D 12020
Basic Blue 53
28 Oil Orange ES . 12055
Basic Blue 54
29 Oil Orange T 12100
Basic Blue 57
3(1 Oil Brilliant Scarlet . 12150
Basic Blue 62
31 Oil Red 2 R 12170
Basic Blue 69
12 Oil Yellow PX 12740
Basic Blue 71
31 O il R ed Q . .. , 26100
Basic Blue 72
U O il R ed . .. 26105
Basic Blue 73
15 O il V i o l et . 4253SB
Basic Blue 78
3d Nlgrosine ?0415
Basic Blue 79
37 Oil Blue 77450
Bask Blue 80
38 Oil Black . 77011
Basic Green 1
39 Fast Orange 12060
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APPENDIX 24—cuntd.
Colour
Item
Index No /Hue No
SI. No
4. A. U. applications will be considered for im- port of the following spirit soluble colour Dye- stuffs •—
40 Brown Toner
12071
Name of Dye-stuff Colour Index No Hello Fast Yellow 12G
41
12775
Permanent Yellow GG
42
21105
Lake Green .
.
43
42040
Lake Violet Toner
44
42535
1. Fast Yellow R 2, Orange G 3, PinkB .
Lake Blue
42595
45
Lake Pink
45160
46
4. Green H.L.K. .
Permanent Canmine FB
L2490
47
Fast Orange R
21160
48
5. Brown B,E.
Phthalocyanino Green .
74260
49
Qulnazarine Green Base
1656
50
6. RedGE .
Oil Black
26150
51
7. Yellow CGR .
Qufnoline Yellow
47000
52
Pigment Fast Maroon .
12305
53
8. Fast Blue FLE .
Benzidine Yellow . . ..
21100
54
Permanent Yellow HR .
55
Pigment
9. Red G .
Yellow 83
10. Black RF Permanent Carmine FBB
56
Pigment Red 146
57 Hcl'o Fast Yellow 12G .
Pigment Green 10
11 Yellow R 12. Yellow GO 13. Fast Brilliant
Oil Scarlet
58
12155
RedBL
Lake Red D
59
15500
14. Yellow 3 GL .
Lake Red DBA . . ..
60
15500
Lake Red DCA . . ..
61
15500
15. Black Q .
18690 18745 A. (CI 45195— CI 45190A) (CI 74360— C.I. 48045) CI. Solvent Brown—37. (C.I. Solvent Red—100) CI Solvent Yellow—69. CI Solvent Blue—70. C I. Solvent Red—119. C I. Solvent Black—27 C I. 18690 C I. 48045 CI. Solvent Red—36. C I. Solvent Yellow—48 C.I. Solvent Black—18.
Brilliant Lake Red R .
62
15800
Tetabroniofluoresein
63
45380
16. Brilliant Blue BM 2P .
C.I. 25495.
Solvent Blue 4
64
44045
17. GreenBMSY .
S F. Maroon
Not indexed.
65
12350
Dlbromafluorescei n
66
18. BlueBLN
45370
C I. Solvent Blue^tt.
19, Yellow GRL . CI. Solvent Yellow—19 C.I. 13900A.
2. Import of the following pigment dye-stuffs and Cosmetic colours will be allowed to the actual users on restricted basis :—
20. Yellow RLS .
P I G M E NT D Y E - S T U F FS :
CI Solvent Yellow—83.
1 S F R ed P 2R
12310
21. Yellow RLSN
2 P e r s i an O r a n ge . . ..
C I. Solvent Yellow—83,
15510
22. Yellow 2RLS .
3 L a ke S c a r l et . . ..
16105
C I. Solvent Yellow—62.
4 P e a c o ck B l ue . . ..
42090
23. Orange RLS
49010
5 Y e l l ow G r e en T o n er
C I. Solvent Orange—41.
No C.T. No.
6 L a ke M a g e n ta
24. Scarlet RLS . C.I. Solvent Red—92.
12825
7 C r i m s on T o n er . . ..
25. Fire Red GLS .
12075
8 P e r m a n e nt O r a n ge 2R .
C I. Solvent Red—89.
12420
9 S F. R ed F 4 RH . . ..
26. Fire Red 3GLS Not indexed.
No C I. No.
10 R u b b er B l ue G NS
27. RedBL .
C I. Solvent Red—90.
C O S M E T IC C O L O U RS :
28, Red 3 BLS
1 D e ep R ed . ..
12350
C.I. Solvent Red—91
2 C o s m e t ic G r e en O x i de
29. Red 4 BLS
77288
C. I Solvent Red—85
3. Import of fluorescent pigmen
ts and colours
30. BlueB .
will be allowed to actual users, on a r
estricted basis.
C.I. Solvent Blue—10.
S EC 1] T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A 1 S A K HA 7, J 8 99 3 2 4 / 2 63APPENDIX 24—contd.
Name of Dye-stuff C.I. No.
Name of Dye-stuff C.I. No.
1. Blue B Base
C.I. Solvent
31. BlueGLS
Blue-^4.
Dianislde . ,
Organic salt
of 74180.
C.I. Solvent
32 Blue 3GLS ,
Blue—38.
C.I. Solvent
33. Blue RS
Blue-^5.
34 Green B
33 Green 2GLS . 36 Biown GLS .
C I. Solvent Green—19. Not indexed C I. Solvent Brown—28. C.I. Solvent
37. Black BN .
38 Yellow 3 OS .
39. Fire Red 3GLS
40, RedBLS
41. Yellow
Black—6. C. I. Solvent Yellow 48 C. I. Solvent Red 124 C. I. Solvent Red 91 C. I. Solvent Yellow 44
5. Import of permissible dyes intermediates other than those mentioned in List I, II and III of Anne- xure to this Appendix is allowed under Open General Licence. Please soo Appendix I of this Book
37235 73000 , 37513 37555 45160 49005 42595 60530 , 73335 73360 73600 73045
2. Indigo Pure . 3. Nepthol AS IRG . 4 Napthol AS. LC . 5. Rhodamine 6GDN . 6 Thioflavlne 7, Victoria Blue BO . 8 Vat Yellow BY 9. Vat Orange RF 10 Vat Pink R . 11. Vat violet RR 12 Vat Blue 4 G . t 13. Vat Grey BL (Vai
73670
Black I)
14. Vat Golden yellov
RK
. 59105
NOTE:—Small scale units, engaged in the manufacture of dyestuffs and duc-instermcdiates should submit an annual production return for the precious year i.e. 1976-77 in the prescribed proforma given in List IV to the Annexure to the State Director of Industries and Office of the Development Commissioner (Small Scale Industries) New Delhi, before 30th June, 1977, and obtain a certificate from the Office of the Development Commissioner (Small Scale Industries) to that effect.
ANNEXURE
6. A. U. applications for import of Dyes-inter- mediates will be considered by the Regional Licensing Authorities subject to the following :—
LIST I
Dyes Intermediates Banned for Import
(e) (0 No licence will be granted for import of Dyei-In- termediates mentioned in List I of the Annexure to this Appendix.
(U) Licences for Import of Dyes Intermediates men- tioned in List II of the Annexure to this Appen- dix will be allowed for export production only
(Hi) Import of dyes inter- mediates mentioned in List III of the Annexure to this Appendix will be allowed on restricted basis
(b) Requirements of actual users for Beta naphthol will be met by imports through public sector agency.
Please see Section III to this Red Book.,
(c) The items which do not figure in the lists of non-permissible and restricted items will be allowed to actual users with- out any face value restriction, provided that the applicants are otherwise eligible to the import of such permissible items in accordance with the policy and procedure in force.
(d) A.U applications for import of the following dyes used as dyes intermediates will be considered on restricted basis from the manufacturers ot dye-stuffs :—
1 Aceto Acct Anilide ( A A A ). 2, Aceto Acet Ortho Chloro Anilide (AAOCA). 3 Aceto Acet Ortho Tolnididc. 4 Benzanthrone. 5 Beta-Amino-Anthraquinone. 6 Beta-Napthylamine (Fast Scarlet Base) 7, Benzidine (free base). 8, Bromo Benzanthrone. 9, C. Acid (2-Chloro-5-Toluidine 4-Sulphonic
Acid) and its salts
10. 2 : 5 Dimethyl-4-Chlorophenyl Thioglycolie
Acid.
11. Dinitro Stilbene Disulphonic Acid. 12. Meta Chloro Phenyl Methyl Pyrazolone. 13. Ortho Nitro Aniline 14 O-Toluidine. 15. Para Chloro Ortho Nitro Aniline. 16 (a) Para Toluidine Meta Sulphonic Acid
(PTMS) and its salts ; or
(b) P-toluidine-5-sulphonic acid and its salts.
17. p-Toluidine. 18 P-Nitrotoluene-o-Sulphonic acid 19 Phenyl Methyl Pyrazolone. 20 Resorcinol 21 Sulphanilic Acid 22. Dinitrobcnzene 23 Mela Nitrotoluene 24 2 • 4 Dinitrochloro Benzene.
324/264 THE GA/FITF. OF INDIA FXTRAORDIN \RY . APRIL 21, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PART 1APPENDIX 24—contd.
42 1 4 Dihydroxy Anthraquinone (Quinizarine).
25. Acetoacet-o-anisidide.
26. Acetoacct-M-Xylidide
43 ] . 5 Dihydroxy Anthraquinone
44 1 . 8 Dihydroxy Anthraquinone.
27. Acid Anthranllic.
45. 2-Naphthyl Thioglycolic Acid.
28. 1-Aminoanthraquinone.
46. O-Nitro Chloro Bcn/cnc.
29. Amino Iso Gamma Acid/salt.
47 O-Nitro Toluene.
30. 2-Anthraquinone Sulphomc Acid-Sodium Salt.
48. OKNitroanisole.
31. Anthraquinone.
49. p-Nitroanisoi.
32. Benzoyl-J-Acid/Salt.
50. O-chloro-1 (4-Sulphophenyl)-3-Methyl-3 Pyra- 33. Bromaminc Acid.
zolone.
34. 1-Chloroanthraquinone.
51. P. Nitro Chloro Benzene.
35. 5-Chloro-o-toluidine.
52. P. Nitro Toluene.
36 1-4 Diamino-anthraquinone.
53. p-chioraniline.
37. 1-5 diaminoanthraquinone.
54. Peri Acid/Salt.
38. 2-6 Diamino-Anthraquinone.
55. R. Salt.
39. 1 .5 Dibenzoyl Naphthalene
56. Ethyl Aceto Acetate Ester.
40. Diethyl Meta Aminophenol.
57. Aniline oil.
41. 2 • 5 Dichloro nitro benzene.
58. Napthionic acid/Sodium Napthionatc.
SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/265APPENDIX 24—concld.
ANNEXURE
LIST U
8. Chloro Dimethoxy Nitro Benzene. 9. Chloro Dimethoxy Aniline.
10. Di-J-Acid/Salt. (Rhoduline Acid/Salt).
Dyes Intermediates the import of which is permitted
for Export Production only
1 4 .4 Diaminostilbcnc Disulphonic Acid. 2. l-(2 : 5 Dichloro-4-sulpherjyl)-3-Methyl-Pyra~
zolone.
11. Diphenylamine. 12. 2 :5 Dimethoxy Nitro Benzene. 13. 2 :5 Dimethoxy Aniline. 14. N : N. Dimcthylaniline. 15. G. Salt.
3. Metaoilic Acid.
16. Gamma Acid/Salt. 17. H-Acid/Salt.
4. l-(p-Sulphophenyl) -3-Methyl-5-Pyrazolonc. 5. 3-Carboxy-l-(p-Sulphophenyl) -5-Pyrazolone.
L I S Tm
18. J-Acid-Salt 19. J-Acid Urea/Salt. 20. Meta dinitro benzene.
Dyes Intermediates permitted on restricted basis to
actual users
21. N. W. Acid/Salt. 22. Ortho Tolidine. 23. Para Amino Azo Benzene.
1. 1 Amino 2. Naphthol 4. Sulphonic Acid/salt. 2. 1 Amino 6-Nitro 2-Naphthol 4-Sulphonic Acid/
Salt.
24. Phenyl J. Acid/Salt. 25. Phenyl Hydrazine. 62. Phenyl Peri Acid/Salt. 27.. Scaeffer's Acid/Salt.
28. Sodium-Salt-oxal Acetic Estcr/Oxal Acetic Ester/
Oxal Acetic Ester Sodium Salt.
3. o-Anisidine. 4. p-Anisidinc. 5. Betahydroxy Naphthoic acid (BON Acid) 6. Chicago Acid/Salt. 7. Chloro Dimethoxy Benzene.
29 Tobias Acid/Salt.
LTST TV
Annual Production Return for Dye-stuffs and Dye intermediate Units Year—1976-77 (1st April to 31st March) Namo and address of the unit, .. SSI Regn. No Installed Capacity., . . .. . , , ,, M. T/Month on single shift basis. Value of Machinery Installed (original value to be given) Total Production during the year .. .,
. M.T.
Name of the Dye
Production Consumption of Dye Intermediate
Remarks Group
Colour Index No. .
Qty. Value
Selling Price per Kg Qty, Value Item Imported
Name of Indivi- dual Dye- stuff
1
or Indigen- ous
e g. Azo or Basic Vat, Disperse Reactive, etc fPl indicate the total for each group also at the end of each group)
PI. mention here any special pro- blems about get- ting indigenous Dye-Intermediates, reasons for dec- rease in produc- tion etc
(Signature of Proprietor/Manager)
33 G of 1/77—19
324/266 THE G A Z E T It OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAMIA 7, 1809 [ P A R T]APPENDIX 25
Imports for personal use and for hospitals, Institutions and research and analytical laboratories units
Inporti exempted from 1. T. C restrictions
1. (i) Imports Jar personal use
(a) Any person eaii import drugs and medicines for his own use provided the c. i. f. value of such goods imported at any one time docs not exceed Rs. 1,000.
(b) Any person can import life saving equip- ment mentioned against remark (ii)(g) below, for his own use on production of an essentiality certificate from a registered medical practitioner or from a hospital/medical institution, to the customs authorities.
(c) Registered Medical Practioners can import drugs and Medicines for their own professional use provided the c.i.f. value of such goods imported at aDy one time does not exceed Rs. 5,000.
(d) Registered medical practitioners can import medical including surgical, optical and dental instruments, apparatus, appliances and replacement parts and accessories there- of and dental materials permissible for import under the Import Trade Control Policy in force at the time of importation up to a c.i.f. value of Rs. 5,000 in a financial year for their own use, subject to the condition that at the time of clearance, the importer will be required to give a declaration to the customs authority to the effect that the c.i.f. value of such goods already imported during the same financial year does not exceed Rs. 5,000. Tmport of items mentioned in Appendix to of this Book can also be made provided such items are classifiable as medical, including surgical, dental instruments and apparatus.
(e) Persons having imported agricultural tractors can import spare parts of tractors permissible for import under the Import Trade Control Policy in force at the time of importation up to a c.i.f. value of Rs. 1,250 in a financial year for their own use subject to tbe condition that at the time of clearance, the importer will be required to give a declaration to tbe customs authority to the effect that the c.i.f. value of such goods already imported during the same financial year does not exceed Rs. 1,250.
(f) Any person can import technical and scientific books permissible for import under the Tmport Trade Control Policy in force at the time of i importation up to a o.i.f. value of Rs. 1,000 at any one time for his own use.
(g) Any person can import artists' materials, namely, water colour tubes, canvas, brushes (made of hog or snWo hair1) and patette knives up to a c.i.f. value of Rs. 150 at any one time for his own use
(b) Hospitals or medical institutions can import medical including surgical, optical and dental instruments, appuratu<> .ind appliances and replacement parts and accessories thereof and dental materials, permissible for import under the Import Trade Control Policy in force at the time of importation up to a c.i.f. value of Rs. one lakh m a financial year for their own use. Import of items mentioned in Appendix 6 of this Book can also be made provided such items are classifiable as medical, including surgical, dental instruments and apparatus.
(c) Hospitals and X-ray clinics can import X-ray films, X-Ray intensifying screens and X-ray diagnostic agents, for their own use provided the c.i.f. value of the goods imported at any one time does not exceed Five thousand rupees.
(d) Laboratories can import X-ray films and X-ray diagnostic agents for research purposes up to a c.i.f. value of Rs 1,000 at any one time for their own use.
(e) Scientific instruments, equipment, apparatus and appliances,, whether electronic or elec- trically operated or otherwise, replacement parts thereof and components required for the construction of scientific instruments, apparatus and appliances, whether electro- nic or electrically operated or otherwise and raw materials required for research and deve- lopment and declared as such, by the follow- ing research and development units, for their own use upto a value not exceeding rupees five lakhs (c i.f.) in a financial year :
(0 All research and development institutions
in Government.
(ii) All research and development units in the private sector which are recognised by the Department of Science and Tech- nology as R&D units.
(Hi) All Government research institutions under the Central or State Governments.
(iv) All universities and IITs.
(v) The following research laboratory/ins- truments of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research :
(a) Indian Council of Agricultural Re-
search.
(b) Tndian Council of medical Research. (c) Indian Institute of Science. Bannu-
lore.
(d) Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad. (vi) Scientific agencies of the Central or State
(ii) Imports by Hospitals or Institutions, Research
and analytical laboratories /units fa) Hospitals or medical institutions can import drugs and medicines up to a c.i f. value of Rs. 25,000 at any one time for their own use.
Government.
(vii) Research and/or training institutions un- der the Central/State Governments (other than public sector undertakings).
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The importer bhall give a declaration to the customs authorities at the lime of clearance indicating the c.i f. value of such goods already imported in the same year, ll slijll also be obligatoiy on the part of the impoiter to inform the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, New Delhi, within 30 days of the clearance of the goods through customs, the particulars of the goods imported.
(f) Research and analytical laboratories can import high purity chemicals up to a c.i.f value of Rs. 1,000 at anyone time for their own use.
(g) Hospitals or medical institutions can impon the following life saving equipment for their own use:—
(1) Endotracheal tubes (2) Sengstaken tubes (3) Safety shunt (4) Plastic tracheostony tube (5) Cardiac catheters (6) Cardio-vascular sutures (7) Foggarty's Catheters for embolectomy
(8) Respirators with accessories as—
(a) Nebulisers (b) Wrights respirometer
(9) (j) Haemodialysis machines, kiil's dialy-
sers and spare parts of both
(n) Accessories for dialysis equipment including dialysiog membranes, coils and hollowfibre units (///) Arterial and venous lines (Iv) Shunts, teflon tjps, butterfly and fistula
needles (v) Blood ports
(v/) Infusion and blood pumps; and
(vll) Catheters for arterial and venous
cannulations.
(10) Oxygenators with accessories as—
{a) Filters
(b) Arterial venous tubing (c) Coronary Canulao (d) Silastic tubes for microsurgery
(11) Implantable cardiac pacemakers with
accessories
(12) Portable intermittent positive pressure breathing apparatus with accessories
(13) Hydrocephalus shunts
(14) Vascular grafts (15) Heart valve prosthesis
(16) Heart lung machine with accessories (17) Small portable pumps for giving low
infusion of anti-cancer drugs
(18) Silver clips applying forceps and clips
for use in Neurosurgery
(19) For long term use intra-artenal and intra-
venous canulae sterile & disposable (20) Instruments and implants for replacement of hip, Knee and other joints for severely crippled and handicapped.
(/i) Hospitals or medical institutions can import spare parts of mcdi<.al including surgical, optical and dental equipment upto a c.i.f. value of Rs. 2,000 at any one time for their own use.
(i) Technical and scientific books permissible for import under the Import Trade Control Policy in force at the time of importation by an educational, technical and research insti- tution or university recognised by the Univer- sity Grants Commission, for its own use, provided the c.i.f. value of such goods imported in a financial year shall not exceed Fifty thousand rupees.
(j) Scientific instruments, equipments, apparatus and appliances, whether electronics or electri- cally operated or otherwise, replacement parts thereof and components, required for cons- truction of scientific instruments, equipments, apparatus and appliances, whether electro- nics or electrically operated or otherwise by technical and research institutions or govern- ment research and analytical laboratories inclu ding colleges and other institutions not cove- red by sub-clause (e) above, technical and edu- cational institutions recognised by University Grants Commission/Ministry of Education and also including engineering, medical and agricultural colleges, both government and private, for their own use, provided the c.i.f. value of such goods imported at any one time shall not exceed Rs. 5,000 or shall not exceed Rs. 25,000 in one lot per annum subject to the condition that if the second alternative is preferred then at the time of clearance, the importer shall give a declara- tion to the customs authorities to the effect that he has not and shall not avail of the facility of importing these articles upto Rs. 5,000 in value at any one time, during the same financial year,
(k) Hospitals, medical institutions including nurs- ing homes, and registered medical practioners for their own use and Family Planning Asso- ciation of India, Bombay for use by its clinics and family planning Centres can import the following family planning equip- ments/instruments t
(/) Laproscope with accessories and spares
thereof.
(ri) Culdoscope with accessories and spares
thereof.
(iii) Hysteroscope with accessories and spares
thereof
(iv) Vacuum suction apparatus and spare
parts thereof
324/268 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VALSAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX 26 (Reference—RITC S. No. 87.04/06 in Section IV)
Motor Vehicle Parts
Licences for motor vehicle parts falling under RITC S. No. 87.04/06 (S Nos. 293,295 and 297/IV of old 1TC Schedule) will be granted to established importers on the basis of a joint quota of past imports of all the articles falling under these Serial Numbers excluding articles given in Part 'B' of List II. An established importer can apply for a quota licence for motor vehicle parts in the following manner :—
(i) By obtaining a fresh quota certificate on the basis of his past imports of all the items falling under these S Nos. in any financial year within the prescribed basic period, ex- cluding past imports of items appearing in Part 'B' of List II in this Appendix.
OR
(ii) By having his existing quotas re-established on the basis of his past imports of all the articles falling under these S. Nos. exclud- ing past imports of items appearing in Part 'B' of List II in this Appendix, in a more favourable year within the prescribed basic period subject to the provisions regarding re-fixation of quota as contained in Section T of this Book.
OR
dii) In the case of an established importer not availing of the provisions in (i) or (ii) above, the import licence can be claimed on the basis of the combined value of exist- ing quota certificates held by him, for motor vehicle part (consolidated) and in respect of Hems appearing in Part 'A' of List II. Such existing quota certificates may or may not be of the same basic year. However, if the past imports of any goods in the same basic year are included in the quota certi- ficate for an item appearing in Part 'A' of List II and also in the consolidated quota certificates for motor vehicle parts held by the importer such past imports will be excluded from one of the quota certificate. For this purpose the established importers will be required to produce documentary evidence, failing which the combined value of his existing quota certificate will be re- duced by 2 0 %, and Ms entitlement for the quota licence will be based on the balance value
2. Quota licences for import of motor vehicle parts will be issued to the established importers on the basis of 10 per cent quota.
3. Quota licences for motor vehicle parts shall be
utilised in the manner indicated below :—
(i) Import of items covered by List I will not
be allowed.
(n) Impoi t of items covered by Part 'A' of List II for which face value restriction has been indicated, will be allowed up to the extent stipulated for such items.
(in) Import of items covered by Part 'B' of List II will be allowed up to an aggregate value of 10% of the value of the licence, subject to the condition that import of any single item will be made upto i% of the value of the licence or Rs. 2,000, which- ever is higher within the overall entitle- ment of 10%-
(iv) Import of other items of motor vehicle parts including those indicated in Part 'A' of List II for which no face value restriction has been indicated, will be allowed without any face value restriction.
4 Quota licences issued for import of motor vehicle parts in terms of paragraph 2 above, will also be valid for import of the undermentioned items up to the percentage indicated against each:
(i) Ball, Roller and Tapered Roller and needle roller bearings, bushes, cages, needle roller assemblies and needle rollers other than those banned for import. 3%
(ii) Bolts, nuts, screws, spacers and washers
(except Bi-mctallic Thrust Washers). 3%
(iii) Garage tools detailed in Appendix 10 of this book and parts thereof 4%
5. Quota licences for motor vehicle parts will be valid for the import of spare parts of auto rickshaws which are interchangeable with Motor Cycles and Scooters and are otherwise allowed to be imported against such licences.
6. Licences issued to the established importers for import of spare parts of various machinery including motor vehicle parts on ad hoc basis against foreign credits can be utilised for import of motor vehicle parts falling under RITC S. No. 87.04/06 (S. Nos. 293,295 and 297/IV of old I.T.C. Schedule) of Part IV of IT C Schedule, only to the extent of 40% of the face value of the licence in accordance with the policy indicated in this Appendix. The facility given in para 4 above will not be applicable to such ad hoc licences.
7. Actual User applications from State Trans- port Authorities, Co-operative Societies of transport operators and other fleet owners, owning a fleet of 25 vehicles or above, will be considered by the regional licensing auihorities concerned, for import of permissible motor vehicle parts in the manner indicated below :—
(i) Eligible applicants will be granted import
licences on the following basis :—
(a) Rs 200 per petrol driven vehicle (per
year).
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAlSAKHA 7, 1899 324//269APPENDIX 2b—contd.
(b) Rs. 450 per diescl driven vehicle (per
year).
(c) Rs. 2,500 per special passenger vehicle viz. Tiger and Titan double decker and AEC heavy duty passenger vehicles, Hippo Leyland and Mitsubishi vehicles (per year).
(n) The Certificate issued by the Chief Execu- tive ot the public sector transport under- takings regarding the fleet strength of the undertaking, will be accepted by the licensing authorities.
(in) Import licences will be valid for import of motor vehicle parts other than those men- tioned in List I of this Appendix, lmpon of items mentioned in List U (Parts A and B) will be allowed as indicated in para 3 above.
(iv) A. U. Licences issued for motor vehicles parts under this paragraph will also be valid for import of the undermentioned items up to the extent indicated against each :
Value limit Item
4% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 30,000, whichever is lesi.
(a) Ball, Roller and lapered roller and Needle roller bearings, bushes, cages, needle roller assemblies and needle rollers other than those banned for import.
{b) Bolts, nuts, screws, spacers, washers (.except bi-metallic thrust washers), specifically adapted for use on motor vehicle,
3% ot the face value of the licence or Rs. 30,000, whichever is less.
(c) Oarage tools hated in Appen- dix 10 to this Book, and parts thereof.
4% ot the face value of the licsnee or Rs. 10,000, whichever is less.
8. Actual Users' applications from State Transport Authorities only will also be considered for import of spare parts of machinery installed by them in their workshops required for maintenance purposes. Import licences for spare parts will be granted to such under- takings on the basis of the policy followed for other actual users engaged in industrial production, as indicated in Section I of this Red Book."
9. Actual User applications from small scale units tor issue ot licences for import of permissible motor vehicle parts as components for the manufac- ture of auto parts/assemblies will be considered only where the phased manufacturing programme has been approved by the State Director of Industries/ Development Commissioner (Small Scale Industries) The phased manufacturing programme will be ap- proved for specific end products of auto parts/assem- blies for allowing the import of permissible motor vehi- cle parts as components. While approving the phas- ed manufacturing programme, the State Directors of Industnes/DC(SSI) will take into account the indigenous angle in respect of item* recommended for import The import of items mentioned in List II of this Appendix will be allowed for ipecirk values recommended by the State Director of Indm- trics based on the approved phased manufacturing programme for the particular end product. How- ever, in cases where only raw materials ace required for the manufacture of a particular auto part, it is not necessary to get the manufacturing programme approved by the State Director ot Industrie:./ UL (SSI), N. Delhi.
10. Licences issued for RITC S. No. 87.04/06
will not be valid for the import of :— (i) Motor cycle dynamo sets. (u) Cycle dynamo lamp, i.e., dynamo lamps> worked by the rotation of motor in contact with tyre.
(in) Complete/half engines of road vehicular
type
11. The import of rollers/needle rollers covered by RITC S. No. 84.62 will not be allowed as auto-trans- mission components for manufacture of motor vehicles.
12. Details of motor vehicle parts allowed for
export production are given in Vol II of thii Book.
LIST I
Licences issued for motor vehicle parts falling under RITC S. No. 87.04/06 will not be valid for the import of the following items and component parts thereof :—
1. Bulb horns. 2. Fan belts whose bottom width (ie. on the inner diameter) is more than 0.250 mch.
3. Radiator hoses. 4. Hand and foot pump connection. 5. Rubber horn bulbs and air horns. 6. Rubber mats. 7. Grommet used with wind screen wiper. 8. Rubber buffers-doors. 9. Rubber connection for filler tube-petrol tank
10. Air vent pipe rubber connection-petrol tank. 11. Rubber insulating washers for bolts connecting
body and chassis.
12 Rubber connection-Air cleaner 13. Rubber mounting for silencer. 14 Joint-washer-petrol filler tube with cap 15. Rubber packing for battery clamping channel 16. Sealing strips for traficator boxes. 17. Side strip roof opening. 18. Strip steering column. 19. Wind shield wiper tubing 20 Sleeve rear dram pipe. 21 Rear strip roof opening. 22. Mascots and motifs. 23 Ash trayi, 24 Auto fani 25. Cab heaters, coolers and radios 26. Battery cable. 27 Luggage carrier. 28 Rear view and mudguard mirror* 29 Number platei. 30. Hand or foot tyre inflators. [Hand Inflator pump*, which can be easily used for cycles with slight modification ond change of nozzle will be treated as accessories of cycles and cannot be imported against licence 'or motor vehicles parts].
324/270 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, J 899 [PART IAPPENDIX 26—contd.
LIST a—contd.
LIST l—concld. 31. Frames of motor cycles, scooters and three
wheelen,
No. Articles
Remarks
SI.
4
J2. Sun bliadc or sunvisor. 33. Wind icieen glass excluding laminated curved safety glass cut to size and shape and toughened curved glass.
34. Licence holder. 35. Rubber beading 36 Canvas beading
Engine bearings—Thick v^alltd and thin walled including bi- metallic, multi-metallic or non- ferrous bushes or washers, ex- cluding ball roller bearings and tapered roller bearings, needle roller bearings, bushes, cages, needle roller assemblies and needle rollers.
5 Inlet and exhaust poppet valvo, vaJve guides (sleeves), valve rotators, tappers, valve spring, valve set Inserts.
Dash Board Instruments
6
37. Circtips, star washers and spring washers. 38. Seat cushions of all types, kool cushions of all types, Hair-lock, cushion covers of all types, materials cut to size or otnerwise for kool and scat cushion*, and leathei, leatherette, plastic or cloth for upholstery for all motor vehicle!. 3'" Cab bodies, bus bodies, station wagon bodies, truck bodies, steel cabs for lornei, pickup bodies LiJid panel bodies either complete or in parti.
liash board m-muments comprise ot ammeters, fuel indicators, spee- dometers, water and oil gauges, voltmeter and temperature ga- uge.
7
40. Dynamo lighting sets (other than Dynamo used on Motor Cars, Commercial vehicle! and icept).
Brake parts. Muster and Wheel cylinder and parts thereof ex- cluding brake nose.
Propeller shafts, universal juinia
8.
and paru 'hereof
Water pumps aDd components
9
41. Shackles, shackle pinto, 'U' bolts, centre bolts, clips and pressure plates (i.e. those used on the leaf spring assembly but not those of clutch assembly).
thereof
42. Malleable iron brackekts and shackles as well as Cast Iron shackles and brackets. The brackets here referred to are those fitted to chassis frames.
Water pumps bearings imported separately i.e bearings which are not intearaJ with the shatts will not be taken Into account for tke purpose of calculation of quota.
43. Silencers or Mufflers and taill pipes and exten-
10.
sion thereof.
44. All kinds of lamps and light except Head
Clutch assembly complete and parts thereof excluding clutch facings, and clutch release bear- ings.
Import of clutch facings, clutch plates and clutch release bearings will be permitted only with complete clutch assem- blies
Parts of Tipping gear. Carburettors, carburettor kits and
11. 12.
parts thereof.
Lamps. 45. Hub caps. 46. Bumper for commercial vehicles. 47. Battery carriers. 48. Spare wheel carriers. 49. Type tube valves (other than for Aircrafts) vaJve
cores, caps and parts thereof.
13. 14. 15.
Pie rod ends and draK link ends. . Leaf springs and spring leaves. Laminated curved sately or toug- hened curved glass cut to size and shape.
16 17.
. Brake drums. , Looks specially adopted tor motor cars, commercial vehicl- es, jeeps, motor cycles and sco- oters.
50. Wheel covers. 51. Accelerator pedal pads 52. Brake pedal pads. 53. Clutch pedal pads. 54. Upholstery springs. 55. Carbon brushes (all sorts)
. Body components (Sheet metal
18,
components only)
LIST Jl
Wheels and rims, and parts there-
19.
of.
No Articles Remarks
SI.
, Steering gears complete air1 p
20
thereof
PART A
2J
], , Cylinder liners.
. Chassis long member . Chassis cross member
Fuel injection equipment anil
22,
2
component parts thereof.
Synchroniser .iwmblv (budlkiilK
23.
ring) and parts thereof
, Piston assembly and parts thereof
3.
SEP 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDTA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/271APPENDIX 26—concld
LIST II—concld.
No. Articles
s.
Remarks
SI.
Articles
Remarks
17 . Distributors dad parts thereof,
18 . Gcnerator/Dynamo/Altcrnator and
24 25 26
parts thereof.
19.
, Starter motor and parts thereof.
20 Gaskets
27.
. Camshaft, . Crankshaft. , Magneto and parts thereof for motor cycle and scooters and seooterettes, mopeds and auto cycles Crown wheel and Pinion and gearsjt
21 Cables for speedo.ncters and taxi- meters
. Hydraulic pumps and parts thereof.
28, 29.
Shaftings or inner cables in coils,/ &,, in length (not cut to size is nol covered undi-j this item).
22, Oilseals and grease retainers.
23. Hose pipes with or without ond- fittings including brake hose
24. Fly-wheel ring gears.
30 31 32. 33. 34 35 36
Shafts for automobiles (other than those specified in Parts 'A' and 'B' of this list). Connecting rods for engines. Rocker lever/Rocker arms. Push rods for engines. Torsion bars. Inlet and Exhaust manifolds. Metal-rubber bonded mountings. Pulley and Damper.
25. Kings pins, King pin bushings and/or King pin thrust bearings and shims.
26 Tachographs and parts thereof.
27 Steering wheels.
NOTE —Import of any individual items mentioned at SI. Nos. 14, 15, 27, 28, 35 and 36 above will be allowed upto 15% of the value of the licence or Rs. 5,000, which- ever is higher
Tipping gear complete.
28.
Parts of Dash Board instruments.
29. ]
PARTB
30. 1
Parts of Tie rod ends and drug link ends.
1
31. 1
i
Parts of locks specially adopted for notor cars, commercial vehicles, eeps, motor cycles and scooters, J
2. 3.
Brake blocks and Brake linings in any form Clutch facings in any form. (a) Horn buttons and horn nngs. (6) Horns, horn relays and parts
thereof.
-lead lamps and parts thereof but ex- Judtng bulbs.
32. I c
4.
tommutators and parts thereof.
33. C
Irake cables,
5.
34. I
Filter/cleaner assembly, air, fuel, or lubricating oil. Radiator assembly and parts thereof including radiator caps
Control cables,
35. C
'hermostat for radiators,
36. T
dent channels f jr automobile!),
37. Si
xhaust flexible pipe,
38. E
il Pan Oil sump
39. 0
6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.
ll coolers and parts thereof for.auto- lobilos.
40. O m
12, )3
irockets.
41. Si
dke pedal cross shafts.
42. Br
NOTE.—The items included in Parts 'A' and 'B' of this list irrespective of the fact whether they periain to lie internal combustion engines ui any ochur aystcais uv motor vehicle, will be allowed to bo imported within the specified face value restrictions.
Shock absorbers. Spark plugs. Voltage regulator and paits thereof. Ignition coils and parts thereof. Wind screen wiper arms and blades. Flashers/Dippers Ignition switches and parts thereof. Taxi fare meters and parts thereof. Glow plugs, glow plug resistors, glow pluK switches and glow plug con- trollers. Vnamopulleys. 14 Windscreen wiper motors and purls 15 ' ;hereof t Fuel pump and fuel pump kits and 16. 1 saris thereof 1
324/272 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX 27
(Profonna)
Information to be supplied for considering representations suggesting ban/restriction/liberalisdtion in the imnort DOIICV of individual items.
1. (a) Name and address of the party making the
representation.
(b) Whether it is a D.G.T.D. or S.S.I, unit,
2. Description of the item for which change in import policy is suggested and its classification under the I.T.C. Schedule.
3. Suggestion in brief.
4. Import duty.
5. End-product(s) for which the item mentioned
in column (2) above is/are used.
6. Existing import policy :—
(a) Established Importers. (b) Actual Users. (c) Registered Exporters Scheme.
7. Estimated annual domestic demand in the
country.
8. Indigenous rated capacity per annum in the
country.
9. Actual indigenous production in the country :—
1974-75. 1975-76. 1976-77.
Date
10. Phased manufacturing programme in the
country during the next five years :—
1977-78. 1978-79. 1979-80. 1980-81. 1981-82.
11. Actual imports into India during 1975-76 and
1976-77 (country wise).
12. Landed cost (in Rs.) per unit of imported pro-
duct.
13. Wholesale market price per unit of indigenous
product.
14. Name and address of the Association, if any, representing the industry referred to in column (5) above.
15. Any other relevant information.
Notes :—
i ' ! !
(1) The above particulars should be submitted, in duplicate, separately for items classified under different S. Nos. and parts of the I.T.C. Schedule.
(2) Exact reference of the policy as given in Section II of the Current Red Book (Vol. II) should be indicated against column 6(c) above.
(3) Information against columns 7 to 13 should be furnished in respect of item mentioned in column (2) above.
Signature
(Name in block letter and desig- nation)
SEC 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRTL 27, 1977/VAlSAKHA 7, 1899 324/273APPENDIX 28
(Reference—R1TC S. Nos. 28.01/58, 29 01/45, 30.01, 30.02, and 30 03 in Section II)
Chemicals—Licensing Policy lor the year April, 1977—March, 1978
(g) List VII
The licensing policy for chemicals falling under S. Nos. 28.01/58, 29.01/45, 30.01, 30 02 and 30.03 of the revised Import Trade Control Schedule is given in this Appendix. This Appendix consists of the following lists:—
(a) List I
This hst gives the items of chemicals, the import of which is canalised through the State Trading Agencies. The requirements of actual users for the items mentioned in this list will be met from the imports through the public sector agency as indicated in Section III of this book.
Chemicals for which licences will be granted to the established importers on a quota based on import of individual chemicals are indicated in this list. Although quota licences will be granted separately for items included in this list, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised, for import of any of these items. Quota licences issued for laboratory and Reagent Chemicals or any other serial number will not be valid for import of the items mentioned in List V of this Appendix.
(b) List II
This list contains the items of chemicals allowed to the actual users on restricted basis. These items will be allowed for import by the actual users up to 20 per cent of the value of licences.
(c) List III
The items of chemicals which will not be per- mitted for import by the actual users are given in this list.
(d) List IV This list includes items of electronic grade chemicals/gases which are permitted for import to the actual users engaged in serai-conductor industry.
(e) List V This list includes the items of chemicals which will not be allowed for import against licences issued for Laboratory and Reagent Chemicals or Quota Licences issued for any other serial numbers.
(/) List VI This list gives the licensing policy in respect of pesticides. Items mentioned in Part A of this list will be permitted for import by the actual users who are licensed/registered for formulation of these items. Items mentioned in Part B will be allowed to the actual users on restricted basis. Part 'C of this list gives the items of insecticides, fungicides, weedicides and rodenticides which will not be allowed for import. Part 'D' contains the proforma in which annual production returns should be submitted by the pesticides formulation units in the small scale sector to the State Director of Industries/ DQSSI), New Delhi.
2. Import of certain chemicals included in Appendix I of this Book will be allowed to actual users under O.G.L.
3. Import of gases by actual users will be allowed in terms of the policy indicated in this appendix subject to the condition that gas cylinders filled with gas are imported on outright sale basis. Applications for import of gas cylinders from actual users will be considered separately in terms of the policy followed for capital goods.
NOTES:—0") Requests from actual users for the import of chemicals, which do not figure either in the restricted list (List II) or in non-permissible list (List III) or in Appendix I of this Book will be entertained and imports allowed without any face value restriction, provided the applicants are otherwise eligible to the import of such items in accordance with the policy and procedure in force.
(//) Import of chemical items under trade names will not normally be allowed unless the full description along with specification and chemical structure are furnished to the sponsoring/licensing authority.
(Hi) The import policy for the items to be imported through public sector agency and those covered by List II, III and V of this Appendix will apply not only to the items imported under the names specified in the Appendix but also to such items when imported under other chemical names or synonyms.
324/274 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PAIVI IAPPENDIX 2 8— contd.
LIST II
LIST I
Chemicals for which actual user applications will
Chemicals, the import of which Is canalised through
be considered on restricted basis
the State Trading Agencies
(1) Aluminium fluoride.
1. Acetone.
(2) Ammonium nitrate—technics!
2. Acid Salicylic.
grade
3. Antimony Oxide.
(3) Carbaryl
4. Argon gas spectroscopically pure 99.99%.
5. Aromatic chemicals, the following •—
(I) Alpha Pinene.
(4) Caprolactum (for the manufac- ture of Nylon 6 staple fibre/ filament yarn/tyre cord/polya- midcs (nylon) resms/raoulding powder).
(5) Citric acid (technical grade).
(ii) Benzophenone.
(iii) Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol.
(6) Cresylic add/crcsyllc acid BP/ Meta cresoI/Para cresol/Ortho cresol.
(IV) Para Cresyl Phenyl Acetate.
(v) Rose Crystals (Trichloromethyl Phenyl (7) Crude Borate minerals such as Rasonte and Colemanite.
Carbinyl Acetate).
(vi) Musk ketone
(8) 3:3 Dfchlorobenzidlne/3.3 Dich- lorobenzidinr Dlhvdrochlorlde/ 3.3 Dichlorobenzirtinc Sulphate
6. Arsenic Trioxide.
(9) D MT
7. Benzyl cyanide.
(10) Dodecyl benzene and Alkyl
benzene.
8. Bcnzoyl chloride.
(11) Ethyl alcohol
9. Benzene.
(12) Glycerine,
(13) Iodine.
(14) Iso-amyl dicohol
(15) I"o-phathalio acid.
10. Butyl alcohol (Butanol) excluding normal/iso butyl alcohol. (Import of tertiary butyl alcohol for manufacture of anti-oxidants will, however, be allowed to actual users without any face value restriction).
(16) L Base (Aminodiol)
11. Calcium Carbide.
11A. Caustic Potash or PoUssmm hydroxide
12. Chlorinated Rubber.
(17) Malathion—To be released on the recommendation of the Ministry of Petroleum & Chemi- cals for the National Malaria Eradication Programme
13. CD-2 (2-amino-5-diethyl ammo toulene mono- (18) Meta aminophenol.
hydro-chlonde).
(19) MeUmine pure.
14. Cyano acetic ester.
(20) Metaxylene
15. Diethylamme.
(21) Methyl Metbaerylate Monomer
(22) Mono Ethylene glycoi
16. Diethyl Malonate.
(23) Paraxylene
17. Dimethyl Ethanol Amine.
(24) Photo Chemioals
18. Ethyl Monochloro Acetate.
(25) Phenol/carbolic, acid excluding
19. Ethylene Glycoi.
substituted pheDOls
(26) Picoline, Beta,
20. Formic Acid.
(27) Propyleno Glycoi
21. Gold cyanide, potassium/sodium gold cyanide, copper cyanide, zinc cyanide and silver cyanide.
(28) Sodium cyanide
(29) Sodium Tripolvphoiphaic.
22. Hydrazme Hydrate/bulphate.
(30) Tartanc acid
23. Isopropyl alcohol.
(31) Urea (chemical gradei
24. Isopropyl Ether.
(32) Vinyl aLOtaio
25. Liquid barium cadmium and barium cadmium (33) Vinyl acetate mononer.
zinc complex.
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26. Laboratory and reagent chemicals, the follow-
ing :— (j) Methyl Iodide pure quality. (n) Potassium Amyl Xanthate. (m) Potassium Ehyl Xanthate. (IV) Potassium metabisulphite analar quality. (v) Sodium Bisulphate, pure and analar quality, (vi) Sodium Ethyl Xanthate. (vu) Sodium Iso-Propyl Xanthate. (vm) Sodium metabisulphite, pure and analar
quality.
27. Mandelamine. 28. Mandelic acid. 29. Magnesium carbonate light and magnesium in-
sulating materials.
30. Methyl Chloride. 31. Methylene Chloride. 32. Metallic Acetates (except sodium and potassium
acetates which are banned for import). 33. MeU substituted Alkyl pheonl (cardanol). 34. Methyl Dichloro Acetate. 35. Methyl Iso-Butyl ketonc. 36. Mixed Xylene. 37. Methyl Formate. 38. Non-toxic stabilisers. 39. Octyl titanate and other titanium alkoxides 40. Organotiv stabilisers. 41. Ortho phenatidine. 42. Paraphenctidine. 43. Para-chloro phenol. 44. Phosphorous (red). 45. Phenoxy Acetic Acid and its salts. 46. Phosphoric Acid (fertiliser grade). 47. Phosphorous Pentasulphide. 48. Phosphorous Trichloride. 49. Phosphorous (Amorphous) i.e. White/Yellow.
phosphorous.
50. Potassium Metabisulphite. 51. Potassium-bicarbonate. 52. Potassium Silicate. 53. Potassium Chloride (Industrial Grade). 54. P-Toluene Sulphonyl Chloride. 55. Powderless itching chemicals for printing industry. 56. Rubber Chemicals such as accelerators, Curing agents, antioxidants, retarders, peptisers, and reclaiming agents. 57. Sodium Chlorate. 58. Solid barium cadmium complex. 59. Solvent naphtha (Light and Heavy). 60. Sorbito). 61. Tetrasodium Phyrophosphate and other poly-
phosphates of sodium.
62. Thiosemicarbazidc. 63. Thionyl chloride. 64. Tricthylamine. 65. Triethanolanime titanate and Isopropyl titante.
LIST III
Chemicals, the import of which will not be allowed:
1. Acetic Acid. 2. Acetaldehyde. 3. Acetic Anhydride. 4. Acetanilide. 5. Acetazolamidc. 6. Acetylene Purifying Mass. 7. Acid Anthrallic. 8. Activated Carbon. 9. Alum.
10. Alcohols (C.6, C12) for plasticisers such as Alfol. Alfanol but excluding Nonyl Alcohol (C9), Decyl and Iso Decyl Alcohol (C10), Octanol and Iso octanol.
11. Allyl Isothoicyanate. 12. Aluminium Chloride. 13. Aluminium Stearate. 14. Ammonia (Liquor). 15. Ammonia ted olein oil. 16. Ammonium Bicarbonate. 17. Ammonium chromate, Barium chromate, Bis- muth chromate, Calcium chromate, Cadmium chromatc and Magnesium chromate, other than A.R. Grade.
18. Amyl alcohol. 19. Ammonium Nitrate^of explosive grade. 20. Ammonium Carbonate. 21. Ammonium persulphate and potassium per-
sulphate.
22. Ammonium Bromide. 23. Ammonium Chloride (Industrial Ciradc). 24. Ammonium Molybdate 25. Ammonium Phosphate (Mono and Di). 26. Ammonium Thiocyanate (Ammonium Sulpho- cyanide Thiocyanate of Rhodanide and Rhoda- natum.)
27 Anti-corrosive agents (other than Ethylene
diamine).
28. Antipyrin benzene sulphonate. 29. Anhydrous Ammonia. 30. Aniline. 31. Argon gas other than spectroscopically pure
99.99%.
32. Arsenic Pentoxide.
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LIST III—contd.
33. Aromatic chemicals, the following:—
0) Alfa Amyl Cinnamjc Aldehyde, (ii) Amyl Acetate, (iii) Amvl Sancylate. (iv) Aurantinc (or Aurantial or Argeol). (v) Benzyl Acetate, (vi) Benzyl alcohol (vii) Benzyl Benzoatc. (viii) Bomeol and its esters including bornyl
acetate.
(IX) Butyl Acetate, (x) Camphene.
(xi) Camphor,
(xii) Citral. (xiij) Citronelyl Acetate, (xiv) Citronellol Pure, (xv) Diethyl phtbalate. (xvi) Dibutyl phthalate. (xvii) Dimethyl phthalate. (xviii) Dipentine. (xix) Geraniol.
(xx) Geranyl acetate, (xxi) Heptaldehyde (Fatty Aldehyde C7).
(xxii) Hydroxy Citronellol.
(xxiii) Ionone 100 per cent, (xxiv) Iso bomvlacetate. (xxv) Isobutyl acetate,
(xxvi) Methyl Ionone. (xxvii) Methvl Salicylate. (xxviii) Terpenyl acetate (xxix) Undecylenic Acid,
(xxx) Yara Yara (Beta Nephthol Methyl Ether),
(xxxi) Menthol (all grades),
(xxxii) Cyclamen Aldehyde of purity ICSB than 70%.
34. Barium Chloride. 35. Barium Stearate. 36. Barium Sulphide.
37. Barium Carbonate. 38. Barium Nitrate.
39. Benzoic acid. 40. Benzo-trichlonde.
41. Benzyl Butyl Phthalate.
42. Benzyl chloride.
43. Benzoyl Peroxide.
44. Beta Naphthylamine. 45. Bichromates (Sodium, Ammonium and Potas-
sium). 46. Bisphenol. 47. Bleaching powder. 48. Borax/Boric acid. (Import of semi-conductor grade of boric acid will, however, be allowed to actual users for manufacture of semi-conduc- tor devices used in electronics).
49. Bromine. 50. Butyl Titanate. 51. Butylated Hydroxy Anisole.
52. Cadmium acetate.
53 Cadmium bromide. 54. Cadmium carbonate. 55. Cadmium Chloride. 56. Cadmium Iodide.
57. Cadmium Nitrate.
58. Cadmium Oxide. 59. Cadmium Phosphate 60. Cadmium Stearate. 61. Cadmium Sulphide. 62. Cadmium Sulphate. 63. Cadmium Yellow. 64. Cadmium Maroon.
65. Cadmium Red. 66. Calcium Chloride.
67. Calcium Phosphate (Mono anO Tri). 68. Calcium Stearate.
69. Carbon Tetrachlonde.
70. Case hardening Compound.
71. Chloroform.
72. Cerium Nitrate.
73. Cerium Oxide.
74 Cerium Salts, pure, others.
75. Chlorofluorohydro-carbon compound used as
refrigerant gases.
76. Chloral and Chloral Hydrate including piepa-
rations thereof.
77. Chlorine, liquid.
78. Chlorinated tri-sodium phosphate
79. Chlorinated paraffins
SO. ChJorosulphonic Acid.
81. Choline and its salts.
82. Chrome Alum, Potash, other than A. R. Grade.
83. Chromate Conversion salts equivalent alodine/
alocrom.
84. Chrome salts and Chromic acid, other than
A.R. Grade.
85. Coal-tar disinfectant fluid (Black).
86. Copolymer Beads of Divinyl Benzene styrcne.
87 Compounded Electroplating salts of Nickel,
Copper, Silver. Zinc, Cadmium, Tin, Chro-
mium, Brass, etc., qnd their bnghteners and
levellers.
88. Copper Chloride (cuprous and cupnc).
89 Copper Oxides (both cuprous and cupric).
90, Copper Sulphate.
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LIST III—con/rf.
91. Copper oxychloride. 92. Cyano-pyridine. 93. Diallyl Phthalate.
94. Dialphanol Phthalate 95. Dialphanyl Phthalate.
96 Diacetone or Dmcetone alcohol. 97. Diclecyl Phthalate. 98. Dichloro Benzene.
99. Dichloro acetic acid. 100. Diothyl other.
101. Diethyl Ethanol Amine. 102. Dicthanolanrne 103. Di-calcmm phosphate. 104 Dicthyl carbanyl chloride. 105. Di-isodecyl phthalate. 106. Dimethylamine
107. Dimethyl sulphate. 108. Dmitro chloro Benzene. 109. Dinonyl phthalate.
110. Dinitro Benzene. 111. Dioctyl phthalate.
112. Di-iso-octyl phthalate, 113. Divinylbenzene monomer. 114. Di-sodium phosphates. 115. E.D.T.A. and its sodium salts.
116. Esters of parahydroxy benzoic acid (Methyl)
Ethyl and Prop) I,.
117. Ethyl acetate. 118. Ethyl aceto acetate or Aceto acetic ostcr. 119. Ethylene Urea. 120. Ethyl chloride. 121. Ethyl Mebnate. 122. Ethyl oliate.
123. Ferric chloride.
124. Ferrous sulphate.
125. Fire fighting mechanical foam compound.
126. Formaldehyde (other than para-formaldehyde
required by drug industry only).
127. Free mixtures of potassium/sodium-cyanide
potassium chloride, potassium carbonate, etc.
128. Fumaric acid.
129. Gold chloride.
130* Hexachlorophene. 131. Hexamine of technical grade or its 'Synonyms' e.g., Hexamethylene totramine, Methanamine, Ammoformin, Formin, Cystamin, Cystcgen, Hexamethyl enamine, Aminoform, Uritone, Urotropin.
132. Hydrochloric acid excluding anhydrous hydro- chloric acid (Electronic gradi) required for manufacture of semi-conductor devices used in electronics.
133. Hydrofluoric acid. 134. Hydrogen Peroxide. 135. Hexachloro-ethane.
136. Hydroquinone. 137. Industrial gases—Oxygen, Dissolved Acety- lene. Carbon Dioxide, Hydrogen, Nitrogen and Nitrous Oxide.
138. fron bromide.
139. Iron ammonium citrate. 140. Iso-propyl Nitrate.
141. Lactic Acid. 142 Lanthanum Nitrate.
143. Lanthanum Oxides. 144. Lanthanum Salts, pure others. 145. Laurie acid.
146. Lauryl peroxide: 147. Lead nitrate.
148. Lead Stearate. 149. Lime and Hydrated lime.
150. Lime Sulphur solution. 151. Liquid chlorine.
152. Liquid Gold. 153. Magnesium sulphate (Epsom salts). 154. Magnesium chloride. 155. Magnesium carbonate (Heavy).
156. Magnesium stearate. 157. Magnesium Trisilioate. 158. M. Di-Nitrobenzene,
159. Metol. 160. Meta Nitrotoluene. 161. Mercury ammoniated. 162 Mercury chloride (Mercurous and Mercuric) 163. Mercury Iodide. 164. Mercury oxides.
165. Methyl Ethyl Ketone Peroxide.
166. Methonol Technical. 167. Metal treatment solution (Bonderisers).
168. Minsal, i.e. trace elemented mineral mixture
and cattle licks.
169. Molybdic acid less than 96% MOO3. 170. Monoethanolamine, 171. Monomethylamine. 172. Mono ethylamine.
173. Mono Chloro Benzene.
174. Monochloro Acetic Acid and its sodium salts. 175. Mono-sodium phosphate.
176. Niokel sulphate.
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LIST III—contd.
203. Phenyl acetic acid.
204. Phenyl acctamide.
177. Nickel Ammonium sulphate.
205. Phosphorous Pentoxide
178. Nickel carbonate.
206 Phosphoric acid (Industrial gtade) 179. Nickel formate.
207. Phthalic anhydride.
180. Nitric acid.
208. Picoline Alpha.
181. Nitro-benzene.
209. PicoHne Gamma.
182. Oleioaoid.
210. Plaster of paris in packs not indicative of dental 183. Organic Acetate—the following :
use.
(I) Amyl Phenlacetate.
211. Platinum Rhodium Gauge catalyst
212. Potassium bromide (other than photographic (ii) Benzyl Phenyl Acetate. (iii) Cinnamyl Acetate.
grade).
213 Potassium permanganate
214. Pyridine base and pyridinc technical
215 Rare earth fluoride.
(iv) Ethyl Phenylacctate. (v) Eugenol Acetate. (vi) Iso-butyl Phenyl Acetate. (vii) Linalyl Acetate, (viii) Methyl Phenyl Acetate.
(ix) Para Cresyl Acetate.
216. Rare earth oxide. 217. Rare earth pure.
218. Resarcinol.
219. Rubber chemicals (Blowing agents—based on (x) Phenyl Ethyl Acetate. (xi) Phenyl Ethyl Phenyl Acetate. (xii) Stralyl Acetate (Phonyl methyl Carbaryl
Hexamine type).
Acetate),
220. Sexitol.
(xiii) Vetiver Acetate.
221. Silver Nitrate.
184. Ortho Dichloro Benzene.
222. Silica Gel.
185. Ortho toluene Sulphonamide.
223. Softeners includmg pine tar. (It includes
softeners used in rubber and other industries) 186. Ortho xylene.
224. Sodium amide.
187. Ortho nitro Chloro Benzene.
225. Sodium Azide.
188. Ortho nitro toulcne.
226. Sodium Benzoate.
189. Other Dialkyl Phthalate as plasticisers.
227. Sodium formate.
190. Oxalic acid.
228. Sodium hydrosulphite.
191. Palmitic acid.
229. Sodium Metabisulphite
192. Palladium chloride.
230. Sodium metal.
193. Para Nitro Phenol.
231. Sodium Molybdate.
194. Paradichloro Benzene.
232. Sodium orthosilicate.
195. Para Toluene Sulphonamide
233. Sodium Pentachlorophenatc
196. Para Tertiary butyl Phenol.
234. Sodium sahcylate (not of B P standard) 197. Para nitro toulene.
235. Sodium sesquisilatc.
198. Paranitro chloro benzene.
236. Sodium sulphate.
199. Para Sulphonyl chloride.
237. Sodium sulphide.
200. Para Toulene Sulphonic Acid.
238. Sodium sulphoxylate formaldehyde
201. Perohloroethylene.
239. Sodium thiosulphate (Hyposulphite of dosa).
202. Pentaerythritol.
240. Sodium sulphite all grades.
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LIST III—concld.
241 Sodium bisulphite.
242. Sodium silicate (Sod. Metasilicate)
243. Sodium silico fluoride
244. Sodium and potassium acetate.
245. Sodium and potassium citrate.
246 Sodium bromide.
247. Sodium carbonate fused blocks
248. Sodium Phosphate (Mono-di).
249. Sodium perborate excluding preparations thereof
250. Sodium bicarbonate (Tech. grade)
251. Sodium nitrate.
252. Sodium nitrite.
253. Sodium Aluminate.
254. Sodium Lauryl Sulphate.
255. Strontium Nitrate.
256. Styphenic Acid.
257. Strontium carbonate.
258 Styrene.
259. Strychnine and its salts.
260. Stearic acid.
261. Sulphuric acid.
262. Sulphuric ether.
263. Succinic Acid.
264. Succinates.
265. Sub-merged RC welding fluxes.
279. Tricthanolamine. 280 Trichlorethylene. 281. Trimethylaminc.
282. Trichloromonofluorometliane (Flurocaibon Refrigerant 11), Dichlorodifluoromcthane (Fluorocarbon Refrigerant 12), Dichloromo- nofluoromethane ^Fluorcarbon Refrigerant 21, Mcnochlorodigerant 22) and mixtures thereof.
283. Vinyl chloride.
284. Water treatment chemicals like "Ayfloo" Cal- gon S. etc., other than Sodium Aluminate, Sodium Tripolyphosphate, Tetra sodium pyro- phosphate and other polyphosphate of sodium.
285. Wood preservatives of the type of Solignum and
Gold Chloride.
286. X-ray developers and fixing salts for piocessing
of X-ray films.
287. Yttrium Concentrates. 288. Yttrium Oxides.
289. Zinc chloride.
290. Zinc stcarate. 291. Zinc Sulphate.
NOTE.—Even if any of the articles listed above are not classified as "chemicals" by the Customs autho- rities, it is notified for general information, that it cannot be imported against the licences granted in accordance with the procedure indicated in this Appendix.
LIST IV
Items of Electronic Grade chemicals gases to be allowed
to Semi-Conductor industry.
266. Sulphate of Alumina (Ferric and Iron free).
267. Sulfamic acid.
268. Sulphur Dioxide.
269 1 : 7 :7 Trimethyl Dicyclo II Heptanone and/
or 1 : 7 : 7 Heptone.
270. Terpeneol.
271. Tetrachloroethane.
272. Tertiary Butyl catechol.
273. Toluol/Toiune.
274. Tri-Calcium Phosphate.
275. Trichiorobenzene.
276. Trisodium Phosphate.
277. Triple Superphosphate (Industrial Grade).
278. Thorium Compounds (Thorium Nitrate and
Thorium Oxide).
1. Nitric Acid (EG).
2. Acetic Acid (EG).
3 Phosphoric Acid (EG).
4. Trichloroethylene (EG).
5. Iso-propyl Alcohol (EG).
6. Acetone (EG).
7. Ammonium Hydroxide (EG).
8 Hydrogen Peroxide (EG).
9. N. Butyl Acetate (EG).
10. Alkyd Resin(EG).
] 1. Ammonium chloride (EG).
12. Nickel Chloride (EG).
13. Benzene (EG).
14. Cadmium Nitrate (EG).
15. Calcium Chloride (EG).
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(2) Pharmacopoetal grades of the following
LIST IV—concld.
chemicals : Alum (Ammonia and potash); Ammonium bromide; Calcium chloride; Carbon dioxide; Iodoform; Iron ammonium citrate; Iron sul- phide (sticks); Magnesium Carbonate; Potassium Citrate; Potassium Bicarbonate; Phosphoric acid; Sodium Bromide; Sodium Potassium Tartrate; Stearic acid and Zinc Oxide.
(3) CommA-cial grade of aromatic chemicals :
Some of the chemicals (excepting those in- cluded m List III) for bona fide use in Laboratory will be allowed importation against licences for Laboratory chemicals and reagents as a special case, provided a minimum purity of 98.5 per cent, is guaranteed. This concession will, however, otot be applicable in respect of chemicals named in para. (2) above and paras, (4) and (5) below.
(4) All grades other than A.R., G.R. and Analar
of following chemicals :
16. Nickel Chloride (EG). 17. Potassium Chloride (EG). 18. Salicylic Acid (EG). 19. Hydrofluoric Acid (EG). 20. Nitrogen gas (EG). 21. Hydrogen gas (EG) 22. Oxygen gas (EG). 23. Calcium Phosphate (dibasic) (EG). 24. Calcium Phosphate (tribasic) (EG). 25. Silver nitrate (EG). 26 Copper sulphate (EG). 27. Potassium cyanide (EG). 28. Toluene (EG). 29. Phosphorous Trichloride (EG). 30. Ammonia (EG). 31. Aluminium Oxide/Guline (EG). 32. Purple Copying Lacquer (EG). 33. Microgit Alumina (EG). 34. Alumina Powder in different grades. 35. Photo Resist/Thin Film Resist (EG). 36. Photo Resist Developer/Thin Film Resist
Developer (EG).
37. Photo Resist Developer/Thin Film Resist
thinner (EG).
38. Light Sensitive Resin (EG). 39. Thin Film Resist Rinse (EG). (EG=Electronic Grade).
Ammonium bichromate; Ammonium oxalate; Ammonium phosphate (monobasic); Cal- cium chloride; Chromic acid; Chrome salts; Glycerine; Lead nitrate; Nickel salts; Sodium bichromate, Sodium bisulphite; Sodium nitrate; Sodium phosphate (mono- basic); Sodium and Potassium metabisul- phites; Sodium chromate (ffeutral); Sodium sulphite (both hydrated and anhydrous).
(5) All grades of following chemicals :
NOTES:—(1) Please see Section III of this Book in respect of items included in this List and import of which is canalised through a public sector agency.
(2) The items included in this List, the im- poit of which is allowed to the actual users on restricted basis elsewhere in this book, will be allowed to be imported to the extent prescribed for such items.
LIST V
Licences issued for Laboratory and Reagent
Chemicals or quota licences for any other senal
number will not be valid for the import of the
following :—
(1) "Analytical reagent", "Guaranteed reagent"
and "Analar" grades of the following
chemicals :
Chrome salts; Glycerine; Lead nitrate; Nickel salts; Alum potash; Ammonium Thiocyanate, Benzene; Sodium Oxalate; Sodium Potassium Tartrate; Toluene and Xylefle.
Acetone; Aluminium Oxide; Ammonium Acetate; Ammonia (Liquor and Solution); Ammonium Chloride; Ammonium Citrate; Ammonium Nitrate; Ammonium Sulphate; Barium Chloride; Barium Hydroxide; Barium Nitrate; Borax; Boric acid; Citric acid; Copper Sulphate; Ferrous Ammonium Sul- phate; Ferrous Sulphate; Hydrochloric acid; Hydroquinone; Lead acetate; Magnesium Chloride; Magnesium Nitrate; Magnesium Sulphate; Nitric acid (excluding fuming Nitric acid); Oxalic acid; Potassium bisul- phate; Potassium bromide; Potassium chloride; Potassium chromate; Potassium dichromate; Potassium Ferrocyanide; Potas- sium Iodide; Potassium lodate; Potas- sium Nitrate; Potassium ferricyanidc; Potas- sium oxalate; Potassium sulphate; Potassium thiocyanate (sulphocyanide); Silver Nitrate; Sodium Acetate Hydrated (anhydrous); Sodium bicarbonate; Sodium carbonate; Sodium chloride; Sodium Citrate; Sodium Nitrate; Sodium Nitro-prusside; Sodium Phosphate (dibasic); Sodium Sulphate; Sodium thiosulphate; Sulphuric acid; Sulpho Salicylic acid; Tartaric acid; Trichloro acetic acid; Zinc acetate; Zinc sulphate.
SFC I| THE GAZETTF, OF INDIA EX I RAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, L899324/281APPBNDIX IX—iontd
LIST VI
*J Formothion
25. Fluchloralin (Basalin)
The licciiAvng policy for pesticides for April, 1977 —
March, 197K z,v given below :—
PART A
List of Pesticides which will he allowed for import in commercially puie torm by actual users, who arc licensed/registered for formulation of these items, Pesticides other than those listed below will be allowed for import in commercially pure form or as formula- tions in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development and Plant Protection Adviser to the Government of India.
1. Alachlor
2. Aldrm
3. Atrazine
4. Benlate
5 Butachlor
6. Calaxme
7. Chlorpyriphos
8. Chlorofcnvinphos
9 Carbaryl (Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through the Public Sector Agency Please see Secton TT1 of this book)
10. Carbofuran
11 Carboxln
12. Carbendazim (Bavastfn)
13 Chlordane
14, Chloropyrophos (Btirsban)
13. DD/Fumazono
16 DBCP
17. Dalapon and (Is sodium salt
18 Dlcofol
19 Difoiaton
20 Diuron
21 Dinocap
22 Endosulfan
23 Ethion
2t>. Fenthion
27 Tnflurahn
2K Gibberellic au\l
29 IFeptadilor
30 Hinosan
31. Llndane
32 MCPA
33. Monocrotophos
34. Nitrofon {Tok—Tech Grade)
35. Qulno methionate
36. MSMA/DSMA
37 Mubo hydrazide
38. OxycarDoxin
39. Propanll
40. Paraquat
41. Phorate
42 Phosalone
43. PCNB/Qulntazcnc
44. Simazlne
45 Trichlorofon
46 Tribunil
47 Tetradifon
48 Toxaphene
49. Thlorricdon
50. Aldicarb
51 Trlallate
52 Calcium and Sodium cyanide (Requirements of actua users for Sodium cyanide will be met by imports through the public sector agency Please see Sec- tion III of this book).
53. Diazlnon
54. Propoxur
55 Pesticides not elsewhere specified (Imports will be allowed in consultation with DOTD and Plant Protec- tion Adviser)
PART B
List of Pesticides, import of whtch is allowed on restricted basis to actual users who are licensed/registered for
formulation of these Items
1, ChloromequHt chloride (chloro cliollne chloride)
2. Phoshamidon
3 Quinalphos
4 Fensulphothion
5 Lephrophos (Phosvol)
6. Ethylene Dibromije
7, Methyl Bromide
8 Malathioo
. Requirements of formulators, who have secured DOS&D Contracts for supply of the formulated material for National Malaria Eradication Pro- gramme on the recommendation of the Ministry of Petroleum & Chemicals, will be met by imports through the Public Sector Agency. Please see Section FIT of this Red Book.
NOTE :—Pesticides formulation imiti in the small scale sector should submit an annual production return for the previous year ie 1976-77 in the proforma given in Part D to the State Director of Industries and Office of the Development Commissioner (Small Scale Industries), New Delhi, before 30th June, 1977, and obtain a certificate from tho Office of the Development Commissioner (Small Scale Industries) to that effect.
33 O of 1/77—20
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LIST V\—concld.
PART C
List of Insecticides, Fungicides, weedicides &
Rodentioides import of which will not be allowed.
1. Aluminium Phosphide. 2. Ammonium Sulphonate. 3. Aurofungin, Streptocycline or any other insecti- cide containing tetracycline and streptooycline sulphate,
4. Azinophos (Gusathion). 5. Barium polysulphide. 6. BHC (except on Govt. account). 7. Binapecryl. 8. Bis (Dimethyl Thiocarmoyl) Dissulphide
(Thlram).
9. Calcium Arsenate.
10. Captan. 11. Chinomethonate (Morcstan) 12. Colloidal Sulphur. 13. Carbophenothion (Tnthon). 14. Coumafaiyl. 15. Colloidal wettable sulphur. 16. Copper Ox-ychloride. 17. DDVP (Vapona). 18. D.D.T. (except on Govt. account). 19. Dicrotphos 20. Dieldrin. 21. Disulfotan 22. Oimetheate (BI-58). 23. Dusting Sulphur. 24. E.P.N. 25. Endrin technical. !6. Ethepon 27. Ethyl Parathion 28. Ethylene dichloride and carbon-tetrachloride
mixture (ED/CT mixture).
29. Esters and salts of 2, 4, DichJoro phenoxy acetic
acid.
30 Esters and salts of 2, 4, 5-Trichloro phenoxy
acetic acid
31. Ethyl mercury chloride 32. Fenotrothion. 33. Fontinhydroxido/acetate 34. Ferric dimethyl dithio carbamate (Ferbam). 35. Lead Arsenate. 36. Nemophos (Phosdrin). 37. Mcphosfolan 38. Metaldehyde. 39. Methyl Parathion. 40. Methoxy ethyl mercury chloride 41. Manganese ethylene bis dithio-carbamate (Maneb)- 42. Nickel chloride. 43. Nicotine Sulphate. 44 Oxyremeton-o-Methyl (Metasystox) 45. Paraquat dymethyl sulphate 46. Pentachlorophenol. 47. Preparations containing Pyrethrum. 48. Phenyl-mercury acetate. 49. Smoke generators containing BHC, DDT and
Lindane.
50. Sodium Dichlorophenol.
51. Sodium Dimethyl Dithiocarborate (Nabam).
52. Thanite.
53. Thiodemeton
54. Vamodothion
55. Vapam,
56. Warfarin.
57. Wettable sulphur.
58. Zinc ethylene bis dithio-carbamate (Zineb).
59. Zinc phosphide.
60. Zinc dimethyl dithio-carbamate (Ziram).
61. 2, 4 ,5 T.
PART D
Annual production return for pesticide formulation units for the year 1976-77 (1st April to J l st March)
1. Name and address of the unit. 2. SSI Registration number with date. 3. Value of machinery installed (original value to be given). 4. Installed capacity individually (on single shift basis)
(a) DP/WDP (m Mts) (b) Emulsiflable concentrates (in litres)
Production SI. No
Name of the formulation . specifying DP/WDP/JIC
Whether registered with CIB Qty. in Value ton/litre
Remarks.
Consumption "of tech-
Stocks of finished formulation held by nical material
Stocks of Tech. materials available with the party
party
Indigenous Imported Qty. in/Tons/Litr"" (a) (b) Indigenous Imported Qty. Value Qty. Value Qty. Qty.
S EC 1J T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 3 2 4 / 2 83APPENDIX 2%—concld.
LIST VII
Chemicals for which licences will be granted on a quota basis on import of individual chemicals.
Remarks
Remarks
al Name of Chemicals
i) Name of Chemicals
0
Quota
Percentag
Quota
Percentage
Serii
No.
Serl
No.
2
1
20%
57.
Laboratory and reagent
chemicals
Licences will not be
valid for Import
of sodium cyanide.
(/) Permissible types
of Laboratory
and reagent che-
micals in packs
exceeding 0.5 kg.
and 0.5 litre are
not allowed to
be imported,
Sodium cyanide, potas-
sium cyanide and double
cyanide of sodium and
potassium other than free
mixtures of sodium cya-
nide, potassium cyanide,
potassium chloride, po-
tassium carbonate, etc.
3,
5%
Refills for Ore extingui-
shers
Not more than 50%
of the face value
at licences can ba
utilised Tor Import
of soda acid and
foam type refill*.
(//) Licences will not
be valid for
Import of the
items mentioned
in Llsi V
324/284 THE GAZETTE OF TNDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 189l> [PART IAPPENDIX 29
(Reference—RITC S. No. 32,04/12(2) in Section IT)
Licensing Policy for Raw materials for Paints
Notes :—
Colour Index No
Name of Dye-stufT
(17) Green BM 5Y
Not indexed.
(18) BlueBLN
C I. Solvent Blue 49
(19) Yellow GRL .
. CI Solvent Yellow 19 CI
No. 139O0A.
(20) Yellow RLS .
. CI Solvent Yellow—63.
(21) Yellow RLSN
. CI. Solvent Yellow—-83.
(22) Yellow 2RLS .
C.I. Solvent Yellow—62.
J) Import of items mentioned in this Appendix will also be allowed for the manufacture of other end-products. The import of items which arc allowed on a restricted basis will be permitted to the extent permissible under the policy unless otherwise provided. In cases, where the items included in this Appendix were not included in the appli- cant's previous licences, import will be permitted on the specific recommendation of the sponsoring authority concerned
(23) Orange RLS .
C.I. Solvent Orange—-41.
(24) Scarlet RLS
C.I. Solvent Red—92.
(25) Fire Red GLS
C I. Solvent Red—89.
(2) Dyes of any description but with same Colour Index No. will be treated at par for the purpose of licensing.
(26) Fire Red 3 GLS
, Not indexed.
(27) Red BL .
. C I, Solvent Red—90.
LIST I
(28) Red BLS . C.T. Solvent Red—91. (29) Red 4BLS . C I. Solvent Red—85.
Items, the rrnport of which will be allowed to actual
(30) Blue B .
. C.I. Solvent Blue—10.
users
(31) Blue GLS
. CI. Solvent Blue—44.
(32) Blue 3GLS
. C I. Solvent Blue—38 Organnlc salt of 74180.
1. Organic Pigment colours and oil soluble colours other than those mentioned in List
(33) Blue RS .
. CI Solvent Blue—AS.
m.
(34) Green B .
. C I. Solvent Green—19
(35) Green 2GLS .
. Not indexed.
2 Iron Oxide Pigment for points conforming to IS specification 44/1969 and excluding shades 445, 446 and 473 to IS : S/1961.
(36) Brown GLS .
. C.I.Solvent Brown—28.
(37) Black BN
. C I. Solvent Black—6.
3. China Wood Oil
(3R) Yellow 3GS .
. C.I. Solvent Yellow—48.
(39) Fire Red 3GLS
. C.T. Solvent Red —124
4. Spirit soluble colour dye-stuffs, the follow-
(40) Red 3BLS
. C I. Solvent Red—91.
ing:—
(41) Yellow .
. C I. Solvent yellow—44.
Name of Dye-stufT
Colour Index No.
5. Flourscent pigment and colours.
6. Titanium Dioxide (Ruffle grade).
Please see Sec. Ill of this Red Book.
7. Polyvinyl Butyral resin.
. 18690 . 18745 A. . (C.I. 45t95 x C I. 45199A). (C.T. 74360+C.T.48045). (C I. Solvent Brown 37) , (C I Solvent Red 100).
8. Chlorinated Diphenyls. 9. Tricresyl phosphate.
(C.I Solvent Yellow—69), C I Solvent Blue—70. C I. Solvent Red—119.
. CI Solvent Black—27.
10. Cuprous oxide. 11. Antimony Oxide *j (Painter's , grade). I CT 18690 C.I. 48045.
12. Nitrocellulose cotton. \]mv°? w i" be al-
1 r, c iu *• n T > "l o w ed on r e s t r i c t ed , C I Solvent Red—36
^ I Solvent Yellow-4R
13. Synthetic yellow Iron o a sjs < 1) Fast Yellow R (2) Orange O (3) Ptok B f4) Green H L.K. . (5) Brown B E .. (fi) Red GE . (7) Yellow CGR (ft) Fast Blue FLE (9) Red G. . (10) Black RE (11) Yellow R (12) Yellow GG . (13) Brilliant Red BL (14) Yellow 3 OI. (15) Black G (16) Brilliant Blue BM 2B
. CI Solvent Black—1R . CI 4259*
Oxide (pigment yellow 42)
14 Bronze powder. ^
SEC. I] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 1, 1899 324/285A.PPENUU 29—contd,
LIST II
h em
>.
SI. Nc
Colour Index No./ Hue No.
Items, the import of which will be- allowed to
dt luul liters on lestncted bans
(24) Oil Yellow AM
11020
Pigment dyt-stuffs
(25) Oil Brilliant Yellow
11800
(26) Oil Yellow AR
11920 SI. is
lo. Pigment dye-stuffs
Colour Index No-
1.
(27) (28)
Oil Brown D Oil Orange BS
12020 120J5
(29) Oil Orange T .
12100
(30) Oil Brilliant Scarlet
2. 3. 4.
12150
5.
12310 15510 16105 2090 49010
(31) Oil Red 2R
12170
6,
No C.I. No.
(32) Oil Yellow PX
12740
7
Oil Red G
{ii)
S F Red F2R .
Persian Orange
Lake Scarlet
Peacock Blue ,
Yellow Green 1 oner .
Lake Magenta .
Crimson Toner 12825
8. Permanent Orange 2R 12075 26100
9. S.F. Red F4 RH 12420 (34) Oil Red 2G105
10. Rubber Blue ONS . No C.I. No. 135) Oil Violet
42535B
; jf) Nigrosine 50415
Cosmetic Colours
Oil Blue
(37)
77450
(J8)
'701 1
Oil Black
1. Deep red 12350 2. C ismctic CJrecn Oxide . , 77288
(39) Fast Orange
12060
LIST III
brown Toner
(40)
12071
(41) Helio Fast Yellow 12G .
12775 items, the import of which will not be permitted to actual users
(42) Permanent Yellow GG 2UO5
(43) Lake Green 42040
A) Organic Pigment Colours and oil soluble colours and items (44) Lake Voilet Tooer 42535
of dyes, the following :—
(45) Lake Blue 42395
Si 'tew (46) Lake Pink 45160
Colour
Nc ). Index No./Hue (47) Permanent Carmine Pti , 12490
No
(48) Fast Orange R 21160
(1) Pigment Green B 10006 (49) Phthalocyanine Green 74260
(2) Hansa Yellow 5G 11660 (50) Quinazarine Green Base .
1656
(3) Hansa Yellow G 11680
(51) Oil Black 26150
(4) Hansa Yellow 10G . 11710
(5) Para Red 12070 (52) Qulnollnc Yellow . 47000
(6) Signal K.ed/Red Toner R 12085 (53) Pigment Fast Maroon 12305
(7) Toluidine Red 12120
(54) Benzidine Yellow . 21100
(8) Permanent Red F4R 12335
Helio Fast Red BB . (55) Permanent Yellow HR. (Pigment Yellow) 83
19) 12370
(10) Permanent Bordeaux F2R 12385 (56) Permanent Carmine FBB (Pigment Red) 146
(ID Red Lake C/LC/Vulcan Red 15585 (57) Helio Fast Yellow 12G (Pigment Green) 10
(12) Permanent Red FRLL 12460
(58) Oil Scarlet . 12155
( Hi Uthol Red 15630
04) Rubine Toner . . 15850 (59) Lake Rt.u D .
(15) Permanent Red 2B . 15865 (60) Lake Red DBA 15500
(16) Maroon Toner 15880
(61) Lake Red DCA 15500
(17) Golden Yellow GR 20045
(62) Brilliant Lake Rod R 15800
(18) Benzidine Yellow 21090
(19) Vulcan Fast Yellow CG 21095 (63) Te tabroni ofl uoresei n 45380
(20) Permanent Orange G 21110 (64) ! Solvent Blue 4 44045
(21) Vulcan Fast Red B 21120
(65) ! S.F. Maroon . 12350
(22) Peacock Blue . 42025
Phthalocyanine Blue (66) 1 DibroraofluorcsceiQ . -15370
(23) 74160
324/286 I HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I
APPENDIX 29—concld.
Colour
Item
Item
Colour
Indcn N o ./
Hue No.
SI. N o.
Ind"x N o ./ Hue No.
SI. No.
Coal Tar Naptha
(13)
(B) Other items of raw materials, the followin
(14)
Dipentine.
Ultramarine Blue.
(1)
Pine Oil.
(15)
Prussian Blue.
(2)
(16)
Ethyl Acetate.
Cement Colours
(3)
Hydrate of Alumina and Glass White.
(17)
Chrome colour and Burns wick Green.
(4)
(18)
Llthopone.
Aluminium Paste, Powder
(5)
Cadmium Red,
(19)
Zinc Oxide.
(6)
(20)
Cobalt acetate.
Litharage with lead.
17)
Mercury Oxide.
(21)
Oil/Spirit Soluble colour Dye-stufis
other than those
(8)
122)
Toluol/Toluene.
allowed for import
(23)
Octoate d n e n.
Mica Powder
(9)
Xylene,
(24)
China Clay.
(10)
Alloprons/Chlonnated Rubber
(25)
Napthenate Driers.
(11)
Pearl ossence.
(26)
Phenolic, Urea, Mdamine Alkyd and f
Aside Resins,
(12)
White Spirits/Mineral Turpentine.
(27)
SEC, 1TTHE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/287A P P E N D IX 3U
(Referenofr—R1TC S. No. 44.05/16 in Section II)
List of sizes of tyres and tubes which cannot be imported against actual user licmcc-
I (Arts & LIGHT TRUCK COVBRS & TUBES
(d) Light Truck Covers A Tubes
(a) Car—Conventional
Ply Rating
Alternative Metric
and Substitute sizn
Sizes
Ply Rating
Sizes 6.50—10 6.40—15 6 &8 6 70—15 . 6& 8 7.00—14.5 . 10 7.00—15 . . 6 &8 170-13 6.00—16 . 4 &6 150—16 6.50—16 . 6 &8 160-16 7.00—16 . 6 &8 170- If, ?00—l 7.50—16 . 6, 8, 10 &12 7.00—17 . . 8 7,00—17 . 8 6.00—20 . 8 150-20, 30 A 5 6.50—20 . 8 160-20
(") Fork lift covers 4
tubes
. 10 10 8, 12& >4 4 4 &6
6.00—9 , 6.50-10 , 7.00—12 4.80—8 5.70—8 . 16.50—6.5—8 18.50—8.5—8
, 4 . 4
Sizes
2. MOTOR-CYCLE COVERS & TUBES Ply Rating
2.50—16 . 3.25—16 . 3.00—18 . 2.75—19 . 3.00—19 . 3 25—19 3 50—19 . 2,25-16 2.25—17 2.50—17 . 2.75—17 2.50—18 .
4 4 . 4 4 . 4 . 4 4 4 , 4 . 4 . 4 . 4
3. SCOOTER COVERS AND TUBES
3.20-13
5.20—13 .
5.60—13 .
5 90—13 .
640—13
7.00—13 .
7.25—13
5.20—14 .
5.90—14 .
7.50—14 .
7.50/7.75-14 .
8 00,8.25—14 .
5.60-15 .
5.90—15 .
6.40—15 .
6.70—15 .
7 00/7.60—15 .
7 10-15 .
5.00/5.25—16 .
5.50—16 .
5,75/6.00—16 .
6.25/6 50/6.70—16 .
7.00—16 .
4.50-17 .
5.25/5 50-17 .
5.25/5,50—18 .
4.50/4.75/5 00—19 .
5.20-10 .
5.20—12 .
7 00-14 .
165-B-15
A&6 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 6 . 4 &6 6 . 4 &6 6 6 6 6 6 6 . 4 &6 4 &6 4 &6 6
(b) Car—Tu
btless
3.50-8 4 00—8 . 3 50—10 . 5,00x10 . 4.50-8 4.50-10
, 2 &4 . 2. 4 & 6 . 2 &4 . 4,6 &10 , 4 . 6
4. A D.V. COVERS AND TUBES
4
. 4 . 6 , 8
5.60-13 .
5 20-14 .
5 90—15 .
6.40-15 .
6.70—15 .
7 00/7 60—15 .
5.00/5 25—16 .
5.75/6.00—16 .
4 &6 4 &6 4 &6 4 &6 4 &6 4 &6 4 &6 4 &6
8 & 10 8 & 10
Zar Tyres
(e) Antique (
. 8
4 00—19 5.00-19 . 6.00—19 . 6.00—20 . 7 00—19 . 8.00—19 . 45x17-16
Ply Rating
5 GIANT COVERS, TUBE:> AND FLAPS
Alter name M-trlc
and Substttutt sizes
. 6 . 6
14
. 8, 10 & 12 12 & 16
170—20, 32x6,
. 10
900—U ,
8.25—10 .
8.25—15 .
9 00—16 .
10.50—16
7.00—20 .
32x64
. 10 & 12 . 10, 12 & 14 10, 12 & 14
7.50—20 8 25—20 9 00—20 ,
190—20, 34x7 210—20, 25x7J 230—20, 36x8 m x9.20 250—20
. 12, 14 & 16 . 16 & 18
10 00—20 12 00x24 .
4 4 4 6 6 6 6 6 6 8 6 6 8 6
Sizta
28x3
30x3
3Ox3J .
32x4 .
32x41 .
33x4
33x4i .
34x4 .
34x41 . . . .
35x5
36x4 .
36x41
37x5
18x41 , . . .
324/288 1IIL- GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX W-concld.
5. GIANT COVERS, TUBES AND FLAPS—contd,
7. CYCLE COVERS AND TUBES
Sizes Ply Rating Alternative Metric and
Substitute sizes
12, 14 & 16 270-20 12, 14, 16 & IS
. 18, 20 & 22
14
. 12&14 . 6
11.00—20 12 00—20 14,00—20 10.00—24 11.00—24 10.00—20 10.00—22 11 0 0 - 22
12, 14 & 16 12, 14 & 16
6. TRACTOR, "IRACIOR/TRAILER, GRADER AMI? EARIHMOVKR/
24 * I i w o .2 26 A 1.3/8 w.o . 2 26 x 1 i w.o . 2 28x11 wo . .2 28 x 1 3/4 w.o . .2 28 x 11 wo Rickshaw 4 26x2 00 Auto . , 4 2.25—16 . . 2
EXCAVATOR COVERS, TUBBS AND FLAPS (a) Tractor and Tractor/Trailer Covers and Tubes
Sizes
2.50—1(J . , . 2 20x1.75 20x2.125 24 xI 3/8 26x1.75 28x1.75
8 MOPEI) TvRES & TUBEi
23—2.00 . . 2
23—2 50 , 2
9 Atrto TYRES AND TUBES
4.00—15 . 5.50—16 . 6.00—16 . 7.50—16 . 4.00—19 . fi.00—19 . 6.50—20 . 13.00—24 11.2—28/10—28 12.4—28/11—28 8x32 12.4—36/11—36 13.6—38/12—38. 14—28 16.9—30/14—30, 6.50—16 . 11—38 13.6—28(12—28) 18.4/15—30
Ply Rating . 4 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 . 6,8&10 . 4 . 4 &6 . 6 . 6 . 4 &6 . 4 &6 . 6 . 6 . 6 . 6 . 6 . 4 &6 4 &6 . 4 &6 8
(6) Power Tiller Coven and Tubes
2 &4
. 4
6.00-12 . 3.00x14 .
(c) Grader Covers and Tubes and Flaps
3.00—31 6.00—4* . 17x3.50—11 . 20x5 25—11 . 500x180 . 570x140 880x230 . 1050x300
13.00—24 . 8, 10 & 12
10 AERO TYRES
(d) EarthmoversjExcavators Covers, Tubes and Flaps
8.25—20 . . 12 & 14
1050 x 300
9 00—20 . . 12
11.00—12
11.00—20 . . 16
15 50—20
11.00—22 . . 14
19x6 25—9
12 00—24 . . 16 &1H
26—6 50—14 ,
12 00—25 , . 16
. 18 28-9.00—12
13.00—24 .
. I6&18 29—6.25—16
13 00—25 .
. 16, 20 & 24 3—12.50—21
14.00—24 .
14.00—24 . . 16, 20 & 24
16.00—24 . . 16, 20, 24 & 28 11 AERO TYRES—TUBEI ESS
16.00—25 . , 16, 20,24 & 28
18.00—24 . . 12, 16, 20, 24, 28 & 32
18.00—25 . . 12,26,20,24,28 32 &. 36
21.00—24 . . 16, 20 & 24
21 00—25 . . 16, 20, 24, 28, 32 & 36
21.00—35 . 32, 36 & 40
24.00—25 . . 24 & 30
26.5—29 . . 22, 26. 28, 30, 32 & 34
(e) Euillimovers/Excavator—Tubeless
19x6.25-9 24x7.7 . 29x8.00—15 . 34x10.-'5—16 . 35x9 00—17 . 39x13 40x14 40x16 49x17 800 x 200 . 32x10 75-14 . 8.50—10 . .
12. TROLIY CUSHION TYRES
2.3/4x11/8 4—li
14.00—25 . 16.00—25 . 18.00—25 . 21.00—25 . 34.00—25 . 26.5—29 .
. 20 . 16, 20 & 24 . 16, 20, 24, 28 & 32 . 16 & 20 . 24 & 30 . 22, 26. 28, 30 32 & 34
Jtc 1J THE CiAZETTE OF INDIA BX1RAORD1NARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/289APPIiNDIX 31
Cinema Machinery/Studio Equipment and Parts thereof—Licensing Policy
Licensing policy for April 1977—March 1978 is as detailed below:-
Import Policy
iscd Description
^ — —— — — 1 SI. No. of the Revi ITC Schedule
Established Importers
Actual Users
Cinema machinery
yO 10(l)(a)
(1) Licences will be granted on
a quota of \5°B
(including studio equipment and projectors and also in- cluding sound recording ap- paratus for the prod notion of cinema films.) (S No 65(1 — 4) (il)IV of old ITC Schedule)
Parts of Cinema machinery
90 10(l)(b)
(1) Applications from fllm studios/processing laboratories for import of equipment will be considered by CCI & E, New Delhi, Applications in prescribed form 'E' (CG) along with necessary particulars of the equipment to be imported and proforma invoice show- ing the c.i.f value should be made to the C C I &E ( M L. II), New Delhi, direct.
(2) Although quota certifi- cates will be issued sepa- rately for each sub item, quota licences will be gran- ted on the combined values of the quota certifica- tes issued for each item. Quota certificates already held by the parties will not be disturbed.
(including studio equipment and projectors and also in- cluding sound recording ap- paratus for production of cinema films ) (S No 65(1—4) (5)(0 of old ITC Schedule)
(3) Quota licences will be va- lid for tho import of per- missible items mentioned IQ List 'A'
(4) The import of components specified in List *B* will be restricted and allowed up to the face value restric- tions mentioned against each,
(2) Applications for import of equipment from laboratories/studios, who are enga- ged in the processing of colour photo- graphic films will be considered by CCI & E New Delhi. Applications in the proscribed form 'E' (CO) along with necessary particulars of the equipment to be imported and proforma invoice showing the c.i f, value, may be mad* direct to the CCI & E (ML, II Branch), New Delhi,
(5) The import of items speci- fied in List 'C will not bo permitted.
(3) Import of spaie parts of equipment by film studios/ processing laboratories will bo allowed as per policy given in Section 1 of this Book
(6) Quota licences issued for these S. Nos. can be uti- lised for import of carbon falling under RITC Heading 38 01/19, subject to the policy indicated against Heading 38 01/19 in Section IV.
(4) A.U. for import of components specified in Section 1 and II of List 'A' and those mentioned in List *B' for the manu- facture of cinema machinery. Import of lltms mentioned in List B will, however, be permitted as per face value restrictions indicated therein.
(5j Applications from T.V. Cameramen for import of 16mm and 8mm Super Cameras and equipment for making TV films, electronic new1? gathoring hand held cameras, video tapo recorders and accessories for making T.V. recordings will be considered by the CCI&E, New Delhi on tho recommenda- tion of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Applications to CCI&E, New Delhi should be made through the Ministry of Information and Broad- casting, New Delhi in the prescribed fcrm 'E' (CG) along with necessary particulars of equipment, proforma in- voice showing the c.i.f, value of the equipment etc.
J24/290 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 |PART 1APPENDIX 31—contd.
LIST A
7. Projection Lamps, Pilot Lamps, Neon Indicator Items of Cinema machinery which are permissible for Import
Lamps and sockets for these.
8. Components of Magnetic Heads for 16 mm/
8 mm/Super 8 mm projectors.
Section I—Cinema Equipment—35 mm and
35/70 mm.
1. Projector lenses of all types.
2. 35mm/and 35mm/70mm Magnetic Sound- beads, with magnetic clusters/heads, and all connecting cables and associated fitments.
9. Spare parts and component parti for all the above items, as well as for items banned in List lC provided their import is not otherwise ban- ned.
Section III—Studio Equipments
3. Carbon arc lamps which operate at 120 amps and above, complete with or without their cooling systems.
4. Xenon aic lamps of all types.
5. Mirror/Reffcctois, water cooling filaments and associated fitments for Corbon Arc Lamps.
6. Low Frequency Speakers, without matching
transformers, and having a cone diameter of 12 and above.
7 High Frequency Speaker Units with upper fre-
quency range beyond lOKc/S.
8. Exciier lamps, Opticals, Xenon Butbs with asso- ciated fitments and anti explosion Kit. Photo- cells, photo-transistors, magnetic clusters/heads, projection bulb and/or gas pulse discharge units.
9. Test Films for testing purposes i.e., SMPTE films and other standard films for 35 mm, 16 mm, 8 mm Super and 8 mm projectors and studio recording equipment.
10. Film Splicers.
11- Sparc parts and component parts for all the 1. FILM STUDIO SOUND RECORDING EQUIP- MENTS—Studio type, or Standard or Semi-portable, or poi table; single-track or multi-track; for photo- graphic recording or magnetic recording, or combin- ed, either according to standard Factory specifications or specially custom-built; or recording sound on 70 mm/35 mm/17J mm/16 mm/8 mm nlm including Piofcssional type quarter-inch Synchronous Magnetic Tape Recorder, and mainly consisting of the follow- ing:—
Sound Recorder *ith/without meter, either synchronous, interlock, multi-purpose or multi-duty, with or without torque motors.
Light Valves and Galvanometers for recording. Magnetic Heads/Clusters. Punching attachment and/or slating attachment
and, or numbering attachment. Photo-electric cell monitoring assembly.
Reversible assembly kit for direct recording on
positive films.
Audio, Bias, Power and other cables as per manufacturer's specifications other than banned types.
Set of Tool (other than banned items) Noise Erasers and Demagnetises Magnetic Perforated Filmi. Split Reels
One set of Test fllma
above items, as well as for items banned in List 'C provided their import is not otherwise ban- ned.
Section II—16 mm/8 mm/Super 8 mm Equipment
(excluding silent projection equipment)
1. Projection Lenses and condenser lenses for 8 mm/Super 8 mm/16 mm cinema projectors only.
2. Mirrois/Reflectors, glasi or metal, guards and
all replacements and spare parts for these.
3 Sound optics and spare parts for these.
4. Loudspeakers (12" diameter and above).
5. Exciter lamps.
6. Photo Electric Cells/photo diodes/photo tran- sistors with or without housing and all replace-
ments and spare parts.
Twenty spare exposure lamps. Mixer/mixer console, complete with patch cords
and accessories.
Equalisers—all types, such as High-Low, Effects, Dialogue, Mid range, Film loss etc.
Volume indicator meters, limited or compressor
meters, exposure meters.
Miciophones studio quality without stand/ blooms, hangers, wind-screens and fixtures/ mounting.
Microphone cable
Condensor Microphones with associated ampli-
fiers and cables.
SEC. I] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, I Q T T ^ V A I S A K H A ^ ^ J ^ W^APPENDIX 31—contd.
Monitor head-sets, interphone head-sets and associated hangers High quality Monitor- amplifier.
Recording Amplifiers. Compressor Amplifiers/Electric Mixer Ampli-
fiers.
Peak-clioppmg/liroiung amplifiers.
Ground-noise reduction amplifier.
Talk-back amplifier.
Play-back amplifier.
Bias Oscillator. Bias Amplifiers. Line-up Oscillator.
Modification and/or conversion kits for density/ area recording or vice vena and or modi- fication of either type to magnetic photo- graphic operation.
Modification/Conversion Kits for standard to
sub-standard film tape or vice versa.
Set of test jigs, fixtures, and tools for mainte- nance and repair of Sound Recording Equipment (other than banned items)
Two sets each of fuses, semi-conductors, trantiib- tors, photo-transistors, resistors condensers and valves.
One set of focussing and measuring micioscopes
or vicwcri.
Higher quality Monitor speaker havmg cone
diameter 12' and above.
2 RE-RECORDING, SCORING AND DUB- BING EQUIPMENT—Either according to manufac- turer's specifications, or specially custom-built, con- sisting mainly of following items.
Magnetic/Photographic Re-Recorders/Film Phonographs, with or without loop cabinet and attachments.
Magnetic modification or conversion kits, with
or without pre-amplifier.
Rotosyn, Interlock Distributors or Selsyn.
Disc Recording equipment complete with or
without amplifiers and speakers.
Multi-position or Multi-channel Mixers, Con- sole-desks, pre-amphfiers. Re-recording compensators; High and Low Equalisers/ Filters/Film loss Equalisers; Monitor de- compensators, monitoring amplifiers, talk- back amplifiers; associated fitments; moni- tor loudspeakers without cabinets or en- closures; double film or preview attach- ments^ loop-attachment for recorders,; Re- recording soundheads with pre-amplifieis; interlock or selsyn multi-purpose or multi- duty motors; and adapters.
Double system sound 16 mm projectors comp- lete with lenses, lamps, lamps house and interlock equipment, lamps, and mterlock equipment.
Interlock vidicon scanners for 16 mm films.
NOTE:—Import of Rotosyn, Interlock Distributors Selsyn and various types of motors will be considered only in consultation with the DGTD.
3. Preview Equipment and accessories like mechanical synchronisers, Selsyn, Interlock Synch- ronous, multi-purpose, torque or multi-duty motors, switching panels, and control units; and with or without Double film/loop attachments and Magnetic Reproduction Kit.
4. 70 mm/35 mm/16 mm/8 mm Super MOTION PICTURE CAMERA EQUIPMENT, mainly consisting of Camera with all built-in features with or without carrying cases filters and filter holders end- cases; Magazines, View-finders, follow-focus attachments with cams and gears; rings for lenses; Finder-support brackets, Friction tilt-heads with or without case; tripods, matte-cutting devices; synchronous motors, variable speed D.C. Motor; High-speed motor; Inter-lock motor multi-dutymotor, set of lenses; tilt-head adaptor (Hi-hat) blimp; Diffusion Glasses; set of tools and accessories and associated fitments, complete with or without separate dairying cases for each unit other than banned items; crab dollies. Pilot type portable audio tape recor- ders, crystal pilot tape recorders and accessories,
5. Single-system/double system Picture-camera- cum-sound recorder consisting mainly of Magnetic Photographic sound-c"m-picture camera with accessories as per Item 1 and 4 above or parts thereof, as per manufacturers' specifications.
6. BACK PROJECTION or REAR-PROJEC- TION EQUIPMENT—comprising mainly of; single cr Multiple head projection Mechanism, complete without pedestals/trolley including control-panel; remote control focus; register-pin movement; inter- locking meter; upper and lower magazines, pedestals; arc-lamps; set of lenses; back/rear-projection screen; hot-spot filters; intcr-locking motor for camera; water cooling attachments and blowers. Retro—Reflex front projection equipment including retro—reflex screen and projection equipment. Also back projec- tion screens. (Import will be allowed in consultation with DGTD).
7. Animation Camera, with itandi and accessories
8. Film titling Equipment, complete with Stand and associated fitments. (Import will be allowed in consultation with the DGTD).
9. Lighting Equipment;
(a) Incandescent light fittings of 10,000 watts and above capacity complete with stands, barndoors, diffusers, etc. and associated fitments,
(b) Arc-lights, without splice-boxes, plugs.
324/292 1HK GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX 3l~contd,
(c) Special types of Studio Lights (Like Colortan, Nova-twin etc.) used for movie- photography, with or without control units, either battery or mains operated.
(d) Studio bulbs and special types of sealed beam lamps with/without control units and xenon bulbs.
10. All types of bulbs used in T.V., film studios and
film processing laboratories.
11. Film cleaning and/or waxing and/or polishing
Machines.
12. Film printing machines.
13. Reduction and/or Enlarging Printers for Picture
and Sound.
14. Optical Effects and Trick-printing machines.
15. Film Numbering Machines.
16. Sensitesters or Densitemeters.
17. Film Editmg Machme.
18. Blooping Punch for sound-splicing.
19. Intcrmodulation and/or cross modulation sets
for checking film distortion.
20 Technical literature and instruction books, draw-
ings and blueprints.
21. Counters for 70nim/35mm/17imm/16mm/
8 mm films measuring film-lengths.
22 Colour-temperature meters, exposure meters,
density viewers.
23. Reverberation/Echo Equipment.
24. Projection footage counters.
25. Projection volume indicators. 26 Film Splicers.
27. Non-Magnetic Scissors.
28. Colour filters made of gelatine and other syn-
thetic materials.
29. Magnetic Emulsion applicator, complete with
accessories
30. Splicing tape for magnetic films.
31. Playback Machine Photographic /Magnetic. 32. Colour film analyser.
33. Neck tie microphones.
34. Endless 1/4" magnetic tape loops for echo
equipment.
35. Time-lapse photography equipment.
36 Under water photography equipment.
37 Micro-filming attachments.
38. Endoscopic photography attachments
39 Aerial photography attachments.
40. Kinerscope and electronic recording equipment
for vidro to film transfer.
41. Electronic footage counters.
42. Professional multi-channel magnetic recorders
using J* and 1" magnetic tapes.
43. Video-assisted photography equipment.
44 Sparc parts for all the above items, as also for port is not otherwise banned items banued under Lift C (provided their import is not otherwise banned).
SbO. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1SW 124/291APPHNDIX 31— comc(.
LIST B
Components of Cinema Machinery, the import of which is permissible, subject to face value restrictions
O'he import of these items, subject to the ceiling indicated agamst individual items is permissible -ven (hough they may be banned otherwise in this Red Book and also subject to the condition that VIIIUL of imports of all the items taken together shall not exceed 50 per cent of the face value of the licences)
Face Value Restriction
1 Special cables and sleeves (including asbestos cables) for cinema machinery . . . Up to 20%
2. Electronic Valves, integrated circuits and power transistors other than those specified in
Annexure to Appendix 38,^used in cinema machinery . . . . .. ., 20% 3. Hardware such as machine nuts, bolts, washers, screws, Alan Keys, wrenches, catches, clamps, clips, cups (oil), hinges, keys, links, pins, pivots, retainers, shimps, spacers, stand-offs, stops, strikes, studs, tags, etc . . .. . .. , . 2 0%
4. Ball-bearings (other than those mentioned in Appendix 14) . . . .. ,. 20%
5. Condemers, Resistances, Potentiometers, Volume-controls, Tone-controls, valve sockets grid caps, plugs, chokes, fuses, terminal blocks switches, jacks, mylar insulation tapes with pressure-sensitised adhesive backing, connectors, sockets. Jack panels, patch-bays patchcords, and effect discs
„ 20 %
6. Testing and Chocking Instrument
,
. Up to 20% subject to the condition thai import of Volumeters, Ammeters, Galvanometers. Frequency meters and Multi-meters will not exceed 4 % of the face value of the licence.
7 Projector Drive-motors and special purpose FHP Motors and used in Theatre Equipments Up to 20% S. Special multi-duty FHP motors, such as multi-duty, Selsyn, Rotosyn, Interlock etc , used
in Recorders, Cameras and other Studio and Laboratory Equipments . .. „ 20%
9, Tunger Bulbs, Mercury Pool Bulbs, Thyratron Tubet
„ 20 % 10 Speaker cones for loudspeaker* of 12 diameter and above . . . .. „ 20%
11, Magnetic Recording an>1 Reproducing Hoadi
.. 20% 12 Interlock Idts (electrical or mechanical) and associated fitment! . . . .. „ 20%
13 Pre-Ampliflors, Mixer Amplifiers Main, Amplifiers, Line Amplifiers, Booster Amplifiers,
Voltnge Amplifiers (for film studio recording equipment) . . . .. „ 20%
14 Project lenses and condenser lenses for 16 mm Cinema projector! . . .. „ 50%
15. Intermittant sprockets and cams
, , 2 0% 16. Halogen lights with or without lamps but without stands and associated fitments. . tl 50% 17. Synchronisers . . . . . . . . . . . .. ,, 50%
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LIST C
List of Hems of Cinema Machiiery the Import of which is not permissible
1, 35 mm and 35/70 mm Soundheads (excluding those required for magnetic tound reproduc- tion)
2 Pedestal* or Bate
3. Magazine for 35 mm and 35/70 mm Projector!.
4 Step-down transformer!
5. Arc-Lamp Rectifiers, Bulb/Selenium/Silicon
type
6. Projector Spools for 16 mm, 35 mm and 35/70
mm projector!.
7 A.C. Exciter Supply Units (Exciter Lamp Trans-
formers)
8. D.C. Exciter Supply Units and Amplifier Power
Supplies (except Regulated types)
9. Re winders except motorised flatbed type.
10. Slide Projectors other than remote controlled
automatic slide.
11. L.F. Baffles (Base Reflector Boxei).
12. H F. Horns and Throati.
13 Matching on Line Transformers
14. Cloth or plastic screens excluding back
projection or retro—reflex screens.
15. Arc Resistance!.
16. Amplifier and amplifying systems (Other than high quality amplifiers used in film studio sound recording equipmenti)
17. Cross-over and/or dividing Networks
18. Arc-Lamps operating at below 120 amps.
19. Projection reproduction equipment except double
hand or double system sound projectors.
20 Field Rectifien.
21. Film cement
22 Dimmerstat for auditorium lights.
23. Stage Lighting Equipment.
24 Emergency Lighting System
25 Manual and Electric Curtain Controls.
26 Automatic or semi-automatic film developing
and processing Machines.
27. Incandescent studio lights fittings below 10,000 Warts except those lefined under item (9) of Section III of List A of this Appendix.
28. 35 mm and 35 mm/70 mm complete Projection
and Sound Reproduction Equipments.
29. 35 mm and 35/70 mm projector Head com-
plete with or without all accessories.
30. Filters—all types, such as High pass/Low pass, Hand pass, Effects etc., excluding colour filters made of gelatines/glass and other synthetic materials.
31 Transmission Amplifier Cabinets, racks, thell
and panels.
32. Control Uniti.
33. B/HT Units (power supplies).
34. A / LT Units (power supplies).
35. Voltage Regulators and stabilisers.
36. MG sets with associated control gear.
37. Matte-shot Projectors
38. Rotary Convenors, inventors, with starters
regulators.
39. Coloured glasses.
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(Reference RITC S.No. 85.23 in Section II)
BANNED TYPES OF VIR CABLES AND WIRES
LIST I
List of Vir Insulated cables, wires and flexible cords 250/440 and 650/1100 volts grade of the types given below up to 625 sq. mm. cross-section.
(a) CABLES AND WIRES
1. Single core, taped, braided and compounded. 2. Flat twin, taped, braided and compounded. 3. Single core, taped, braided and compounded with
special flame resisting compound.
4. Single core, taped, asbestos braided and treated
mvh special flre resisting compound.
5. Circular twin 3-core taped, braided and com-
pounded.
6. Single/Twin, braided and compounded (weather-
proof).
7. Single/Circular twin/circular 3-core tough rub-
bei sheathed.
8. Flat twin/flat 4-core tough rubber sheathed. 9. Flat twin/flat 3-corc tough rubber sheathed
figure '8' shaped.
10. Flat twin tough rubber sheathed with earth
continuity conductor.
11. Single/Circular twin/Circular 3-core lead-alloy
sheathed.
12. Flat twin/flat 3-core lead-alloy sheathed. 13. Flat twin/flat 3-core lead-alloy sheathed with 4. Twin 3-core unkinable domestic flexibles. 5. Circular twin/circular 3-core, workshop flexible, taped cotton braided, wax impregnated and braided overall with fine galvanised steel wires. 6. Circular Twin/circular 3-core, workshop flexible, taped cotton braided, wax impregnated, galva- nised steel wire armoured.
7. Circular twin/circular 3-core tough rubber sheathed and braided with fine galvanised steel wires.
(c) VIR Insulated flexible cables of 250/440 and 650/1100 volt grade of the types amd size up to 400 sq. mm. given below :—
1. Single/ circular twin/circular 3-core, taped
braided and compounded.
2. Single/circular twin/circular 3-core tough rub-
ber sheathed.
3. Single/circular twin/circular 3-core/circular
4-core tough rubber sheathed flexible.
4. Single dynamo flexible, taped, braided and
compounded.
LIST H
BANNED TYPES OF PLASTIC INSULATED CABLES AND WIRES
List of Plastic insulated cables, wires, flexible
cords/cables 250/440 volts and 650/1100 volts grade
oj the types given below :—
earth continuity conductor.
14. Single/Circular twin/Circular 3-core single
wire armoured (left bare)
15. Single/Circular twin/Circular 3-core single
wire armoured (served).
16. Single/Circular twin/Circular 3-core lead-alloy sheathed single wire armoured (left bare). 17. Single/Circular twin/circular 3-core lead-alloy
sheathed and single wire armoured (served). 18. Single Dynamo flexible, taped, braided and
compounded.
19. Single core dynamo flexible cable. 20. Single/Circular twin/Circular 3-core/Circular
4-core tough rubber sheathed flexible.
21. Flat twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed with earth
continuity conductor.
22 Welding cables standard and special flexibility
up to 1000 sq mm
(b) FLEXIBLE CORDS (Cross-sectional areas of the
core being up to 4 sq. mm.).
1. Twisted twin/circular twin, glace cotton and
artificial silk brailed and workshop type.
2 Twisted 3-core/circular 3-core glace cotton and
artificial silk braided and workshop type
3. Twin/3-core/4-core tough rubber sheathed.
(a) CABLES AND WIRES up to 400 sq. mm.
1. Plastic insulated single core cables. 2. Plastic insulated and sheathed single core/flat
twin/flat three-core cables.
3. Plastic insulated and sheathed circular twin/
three/four-core cables.
(b) FLEXIBLE CORDS/CABLES up to 4 sq. mm.
1. Plastic insulated, twisted twin cords. 2. Parallel twin cords. 3. Plastic insulated and sheathed twin/ three/
four-core flexible cords.
LIST m
BANNED TYPES OF PLASTIC INSULATED CABLES AND WIRES ALUMINIUM SHEATHED, ARMOURED OR UNARMOURED CABLES
(I) 1.1 kv single core cables, (ii) 1.1 kv two-core belted cables.
(iii) 1 1 kv three-core belted cables.
(iv) 1 1 kv four-core belted cables (Equal
Conductors).
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fv) 11 kv four coie belted cables (Reduced
neutral),
(vi) 11 kv five core belted cables four core cables with an additional special pure core,
(vii) 1-1 kv cables for signalling or control
purpose!,
fviu) 1 9/3 3 kv single core cables for earthed
Byitemi.
(i\) 3.3 kv single core cables for unearthed
systemi.
(x) 1.9/3.3 kv three core belted cables for
earthed systems.
(xi) 3.3 kv three core belted cables for un-
earthed systemi.
(xii) 3.8/6.6 kv single core cables for earthed
system*.
(xin) 6 6 kv single core cables for unearthed
systems.
(xiv) 3.8/6.6 kv three core belted cables for
unearthed systems.
(xv) 6 6 kv three core belted cables for un-
earthed systems.
(xvi) 6.35/11 kv single core cables for earthed
systems.
(xvii) 6.35/11 kv single core screened cables for
earthed systems.
(xviii) 11 kv single core cablei for unearthed
systemi.
(xix) 11 kv single core screened cables for
unearthed systems.
(xx) 6.35/11 kv three core belted cables for
earthed systemi.
(xxi) 6.35/11 kv three core screened cables
for earthed systems,
(xxii) 11 kv three core belted cables for
unearthed/earthed systems.
(xxiii) 11 kv three core screened cablei for un-
earthed systems.
(xxiv) 12 7/22 kv single core screened cables for
earthed systems.
(xxv) 12.7/22 kv three core screened cables for
earthed systems,
(xxvi) 12.7/22 kv three core separately lead
sheathed cables for earthed systems,
(xxvii) 19/35 kv single core screened cables for
earthed systemi
(xxviii) 19/33 kv three core screened cables for
earthed systems
(xxix) 19/33 kv three core separately lend sheathed cables for earthed systems
(xxx) PVC/Plastic/lead Sheathed paper insula- ted/Mining and Trailing cables upto 33 kv.
LIST IV
BANNED TYPES OF PLASTIC INSULATED HFAVY DUTY TYPE CABLES ARMOURED OR UNARMOURED TYPES FOR VOLTAGE GRADE UPTO AND INCLUDING 6 6 kv
1 Single Core Cables and Wires, Sheathed or
Unsheathed, all sizes.
2 Two Core Cables PVC or any other plastic
sheathed, Flat or Circular.
3 Three Core Cables with PVC or any other
Plastic Outersheath upto 625 sq. mm.
4 Four Core Cables with PVC or any other Plastic
Outersheath upto 400 sq. mm.
5. Four Core Cables (with reduced neutral) with PVC or any other Plastic Outersheath npto 400 sq. mm./240 sq. mm.
6 Multicore Cables upto 61 cores and conductor cross-section upto 10 mm. with PVC or any other Plastic Outersheath.
7. Three [Core (upto 625 sq. mm)] or Four Core (upto 400 sq. mm.) cables with an addi- lonal Conductor, and with PVC or other
Plastic Outersheath
8. All Cables mentioned in 1 to 7 above, with
Jute or Hessian serving.
9 All Cables as at items 1 to 8 above, with
armouring of non-magnetic materials.
10 All Cables as at items 1 to 9 above, with con-
centric neutral.
11. Cables having metallic sheathing
12. Weatherproof/House Service-Over Heat Ser-
vice cables.
13. Switchboard Wiring cables. 14 Cables for Signalling or Control purposes 15. Automobile cables. x6. Mining cables. 17. Trailing cables.
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Import Policy for issue of licences to Graduates/Diploma-holders in Professional subjects Ex-Service personnel and persons belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and to industrial units to be set up in backward areas—
April 1977-78.
Attention is invited to the provision contained in Section I of this Book, according to which S.S.T. units will receive preference in the import of raw materials, components and spares and machinery in the following cases:—
(0 Industrial Units to be set up in a backward area.
(//) Industrial units to be set up by Graduates;Diploma-holders in Professional subjects diploma-holders in engineering, and ex-service personnel.
(///) Industrial units to be set up by persons belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.
2. In cases covered by sub-para (i) above, the benefits will be available only to the units set-up in the districts/ areas listed in the Annexure to this Appendix. In respect of cases covered by sub-paras (ii) and (hi) above, the benefits will be available to the units owned by Engineering graduates, Science graduates, Diploma-holders in enginee- ring or ex-service personnel and by persons belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in which such eligible persons hold atleast 51 per cent of the share capital in the investment.
3. The following benefits will be available to these units for import of raw materials, components and spares:—
(a) Import licences to such units may be recommended on the basis of 100 % of the value of installed machinery subject to a maximum value of Rupees four lakhs per year and minimum of Rs. 30,000.
(b) Import licences to such units will be granted under free foreign exchang for the entire entitlement.
(c) Only such items will be allowed for import as are permissible to actual users under the import policy in force.
4. Applications for import of machinery from such units will be considered in accordance with the procedure applicable to other SST units. The licensing as well as the sponsoring authorities will, however, give preference and priority to applications from these units.
33 G of 1/77—21
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ANNEXURE
1. Andhra Pradesh Stikakulam district and 5 'Areas' :
Two 'areas' from Rayaiaseema region comprising 12 blocks
Area I, comprising 13 blocks viz., Chittoor*, Bangarupalam*, Pulicherla*, Pattur*, Chandragiri and Kalahasthi* (from Chittoor district) and Kodur, Rajampct, Sidhout, Cuddapah, Kamalapuram, Praddatur and Pulivendla (from Cuddapah district).
Area 11, comprising 9 blocks viz., Tadpatri, Singanamala Gooty, Kudair* (from Anantapur district) and Dhone, Kumool, Banganapalli*, Nandyal* and Giddalur* (from Kurnool dis- trict).
Three 'areas' from Telangana r gion comprising 43 blocks •
Area I, comprising 14 blocks viz., Mahabubnagar*. Jedclierla*. Shadnagar*, Kalwakurthy and Amangal (from Mahaboob- nagar district) and Nalgonda, Mungadi, Nakrekal, Suryapet, Kodad*, Kuzurnagar*, Mirgalaguda*, Peddavora* and Devara- konda* (from Nalgaonda district);
Area II, comprising 14 blocks viz., Khammam, Thirumalaipalem, Kallur*, Yellandu*, Kothagudcm*, Aswaraopeta*, Buragam- pad* and Bhadrachalam* (from Kammam district) and Maha- bubabad, Narsampet, Hanamkonda, Ghanapur*, Jangaon* and Mulug* (from Wantngal district);
Area 111, comprising 15 blocks viz., Zaheerabad*, Patancheruvu*, Narsapur*, Mcdak*, and Siddipet (from Medak district), Yedapalli*, Nizamabad*, Kamareddy* and Domakonda* (from Nizamabad district), and Sircilla*, Kanmnagar, Sultanabad, Peddapalli, Manthani* and Huzurabad (from Karimnagar district).
2. Assam Goalpara, Mikir Hills, Kamrup*, Nowgong*, Cachar* and New
Lakhimpur* districts.
3_ Bihar . . . . Bhagalpur, Darbhaaga(Sj, Champaran*(f/', Palamau*, Saharasa*
and Santhal Parganas* districts.
4, Gujarai
Panchamahah, Broach* and Surendranagur* districts.
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Haryana . . . . ..
5.
Reorganised Mohindergarh district (comprising Mohindergarh and Rewari* sub-divisions), Bhiwani district (comprising Bhiwani and Dadri* @ sub-divisions) and one 'area' comprising 8 blocks viz., Hissar Block No. I and Barwala Block (of Hissar Tchsil), Hansi Block No. I (from Hansi Tchsil), Bahuna Block from Fatehabad Tehsil), Tohana Block/Tchsil (from Tohana Tehsil)—from district of Hissar—Jind Block and Julana Block (from Jind Tehsil), Uchana Block (Narwana Tchsil) from the district of Jind.
6. H i m a c h al Pradesh
@Kangra, Chamba*, Kulu*, Sirmur* and Solan* districts.
J a m mu & Kashmir
7.
Jammu, Srinagar, Anantnag*, Doda*, Baramulla* and Poonch*
districts.
8. K a r n a t a ka . . . . ..
Raichur, Mysore* and Dharwar* districts.
9. Kerala . . . . .. Alleppey, Cannanore* and Malapuram* districts.
Madhva Pradesh
10.
Six 'Areas* :
Area—I. (from Eastern Region) comprising 12 blocks viz., Korba, Baloda, Champa, Kota, Masturi and Bilhe (Bilaspur) Blocks (from Bilaspur district), Bhatapara Simga Tilda, Dharsiwa (Raipur) Abhanpur and Rajim Blocks (from Raipur district);
Area—11 (from Western Region) comprising 10 Blocks viz., Dewas and Tonk Khurad block (from Dewas district), Guiana, Shujalpur and Shajapur blocks (from Shaja- pur district), Panchor (Sarangpur) and Biaora blocks (from Rajgarh district) and Chachaura, Raghogarh and Guna blocks (from Guna district).
Area—III* (from Northern Region) comprising 9 blocks viz., Shivpur and Karera (from Shivpuri district), Datia and Seondha (from Datia district), Bhind, Mehgaon and Gohad (from Bhind district) and Morena & Jaura (from Morena district).
Area—IV* (from Central Region) comprising 11 blocks, viz., Bina—Itawa, Khuri and Banda (Binaika), Rahatgarh, Sagar, Shahgarh (Amarmau) (from Sagar district), Tikamgarh & Baldeogarh (from Tikamgarh district), Vidisha and Gyaraspur (from Vidisha district) and Chhatarpur (from Chhatarpur district).
Area—V* (from western Region—II) comprising 12 blocks viz., Potlawad & Meghnagar (from Jhabua district), Badnawar, Dhar and Nalcha (from Dhar district), Maheshwar and Barwaha (from Khargone district), Ratlam & Jaura (from Ratlam district). Mandsaur, Malhagarh & Nerauch (from Mandsaur district).
Area—VI* (from North—Eastern Region) comprising 11 Blocks viz; Rewa & Raipur (garh) (from Rewa district), Majhauli, Sidhi, Doosar & Waidhan (from Sidhi district), Sonhat, Baikunthpur, Manendargarh, Suraj- pur & Ambikapur (from Sarguja district).
Manlpur . . ..
11.
All the districts.
12.
Meghalava
Garo Hills and United Khasi & Jaintia Hills®.
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Ratnagiri, Aurangabad* and Chaudrapur* district.
Maharashtra
13.
Kohjma, Mekokchung, Tuensang* districts.
Nagaland . . ..
14.
Kalahandi, Mayurbhanj, Bolangir*, Dhenkanal*, Kconjbar* Orissa
1 5.
and Koraput* districts.
Hoshiarpur, Sangrur* and Bhatinda*® districts.
Punjab
. . ..
1 6.
Rajasthan
Alwar, Jodhpur, Bhilwara*, Chruru*, Nagaur* and Udaipur* 1 7.
districts.
Gangtok*. Mangan,* Gyalshing* and Namchi* districts.
S i k k im
1 8.
Three 'Areas'/Tracts comprising 28 Taluks :
Tamilnadu
19.
Area—I. comprising 12 Taluks (including sub-taluks), viz;
Ramanathapuram, Madhukulathur, Sivaganga, Parmakudi, Thiruvadani, Thirupathur Taluks Karaikudi (from Ramanathapuram district), Melur Taluka from Madhuri district), Pudukkottai, Thirumayam, Alamgudi and JCulathur Taluks (from Pudukkottai district).
Area—11* comprising 11 Taluks, viz., Dharampuri, Palacode Hosur, Donhanihottah Krishnagiri, Ulhangaria, Harur (from Dharampuri district), Tirupattur, Vaniyambadi, Vellore and Walajapet (from North Arcot district).
Area—III* comprising 9 Taluks viz., Arupukkottai, Sattur, Sriviliputtur Rajpalayam (from west Ramanathapuram of Ramanathapuram district), Tirumanagalam, Usilamapatti, Nilakothai, Dindigul and Vedasandur (from Madurai district).
All the 3 districts.
Trlpvra . . ..
2 0.
Ballia, Jhansi@, Almora*, Basti*, Faizabad* and Rae Bareili* Uttar Pradesh
2 1.
district.
Purulia, Midnapur* and Nadia* districts.
West Bengal
. . ..
2 2.
UNION TERRITORIES
Entire Territory.
Andaman & Nicobar Islands
1.
Entire Territory.
7. Arunachal Pradesh . . ..
Entire Territory.
Dadra & Nagar Haveli
3.
Entire Territory excluding the area within the municipal limits Goa, Daman & Diu
4.
of Territory's capital.
Entire Territory.
Lukshadwcep . . . ..
5.
Entire Territory.
Mlzoram . . • • ••
6.
Entire Territory excluding the area within the municipal limits Pondicherry
. . ..
7.
of Territory's capital.
•Represents distncts/Sub-divisions/Taluks/Blocks/Tehsils selected after 10-7-72. ©Represents districts as they existed prior to their recent re-organisation.
S EC 1] T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R TL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 3 2 4 / 3 01APPENDIX 34
Import Licensing Policy for Textile Machinery for April 1977—March 1978
The licensing policy for Textile Machinery for
April 1977—March 1978 is set out below:
PART I
A. List of machinery classified under RITC Heading 84.36, 37, 38, 45 & 59 (S. No. 5(1)/IU of old ITC Schedule) import of which is banned.
26 Hand operated Flat knitting Machine up to 12
N.P.I.
27. Power operated Circular Machine (Outerwears). (a) Double Jacquard Machine (without dial) on stand with automatic mechanical stop motion for making mufflers.
(b) Muffler making machine with automatic strippers and four colour stripping arrange- ment with two designing wheels.
(c) Plain Rib machine for the manufacture Machinery falling under 84.36 1. Blow Room Machinery.
2. Revolving Flat Carding Engine for Cotton and
Man-made fibre spinning industry.
3. Draw Frames.
4. Speed Frames.
5. Ring Frames for Cotton and Man-made Fibre
Spinning Industry.
6. Doubler Winder up to 152.40 mm (6') traverse for
Winding up to four ends.
7. Ring Doublers, for Cotton Yarn up to 63.50 mm (2\") Ring diameter and/or 88.90 mm (31") gauge and/or 241.30 mm (9±") lift.
8. Reeling Machine but excluding for Stretched/ of half cardigan, cardigan and 1:1 rib.
(d) Circularribjacquard machine with birds eye backing, system six designing wheels. (e) Circular rib jacquard machine with four
designing wheels, plain back.
(/) Circular rib jacquard machine with 12 de-
signing wheels, plain back.
28. Power operated circular machine (Underwear). (a) Non-Sinker Plain web machine of gauges
up to 22.
(b) Sinker Body Machines of gauges up to 22. (c) Rib Eyelet machine for the manufacture
of eyelet underwear fabric.
29. Braiding Machine.
Machinery falling under 84.38
Crimped Synthetic yarns.
9. Non-automatic Warp Winding Machine.
10. Silk Throwing Machine.
11. Deck Winding Machine.
12. Bobbin Drum Winding/Spooling Machine.
13. Non-automatic Pirn Winding Machine.
14. Roving Waste Opener.
15. Rag Tearing and Pulling Machine.
16. Fibre Cutting Machine.
17. Auto Waste Cleaner.
30. Reed Cleaning and brushing machine.
31 Jacquard up to 1,200 needles capacity but
excluding fine pitch jacquard.
B. List of Machinery classified under RITC Heading 84.36, 37, 38, 45 & 59 (S.No. 5(1)/111 of old ITC Schedule) import of which is permissible in consultation with Textile Commissioner, Bombay.
Machinery falling under 84.36
18. Hard Waste Opener.
1. Woollen/Shoddy/Worsted Ring Spinning Frames.
Machinery falling under 84.37
19. Ordinary/High Speed Warping Machine.
20. Sectional Warping Machine, excluding that for
warp/raschel/lacc kmtting machine.
21. Sizing Machine including size cooking/mixing
equipments.
22. Non-automatic Plain/terry towel/drop box
looms.
23. l xl Shuttle Box Automatic loom for the Cotton textile industry up to 2184.40 mm (86") Reed Space.
2. Waste Ring Spinning Frames.
3. Twisting Frame for Woollen/Worsted Industry. 4 Combing Machinery for Cotton Industry inclu- ding Silver lap, Ribbon lap and Lap former. 5 Single Spindle fully Automatic Pirn Winding
Machine.
6. Uptwisting Machine/Re-winding Machine for
Synthetic yarn.
7. Flat Cleaners.
8. Two-for-Onc Twisting Machine.
Machinery falling under 84.37
24. High Speed Multiple head tape/ribbon looms,
but excluding for special tapes/ribbon.
25. All types ^of Hand-operated Circular Knitting
Machines.
9. Automatic Warp tying/knotting machine.
10. Non-Automatic pick and pick looms
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11. Non-Automatic Blanket/Canvas looms.
12. High Speed Multiple head tapes/ribbon looms for the manufacture of special types of tape/nbbous.
13. Tensionless High Speed Warping/Sectional war- ping Machine for Art SUk/Woollen/Worsted Industries.
14. Super Speed Warping Machine.
15. Automatic Blanket/Canvas/Corduroy Looms
16. Synthetic Yarn Crimping Machine.
17. Tyre Cord Looms.
18. Braiding Machines (Special Types only).
19. Power Operated Circular Knitting Machines:
(") Sinker Body Machine above 22 gauge. (b) Non-Sinker Plain Web Machine above
22 gauge.
(c) Jacquard Interlock/Rib Jacquard-cum-
Interlock Machines.
(d) Double Knit Machine. (c) Socks/Stockings machines.
4. Tenter Hook Willow/Teaser/Fearnaught
Machine.
5. Cards for Woollen/Worsted Shoddy Industry. 6. Waste Cards for Cotton/Man-made fibre
industry.
7. Combing machinery for man-made fibre/worsted
industry.
8. Dandy Finisher for Worsted spinning. 9. Punch or comb bailer.
10. Reducer for worsted spinning. 11. Worsted Roving Frames.
12. Hank to Cheese/Cone Winding Machine. 13. Precision Cheese/Cone Winding Machine for
Art Silk/Woollen Industry.
14. Doubler Winder above 152 40 mm (6") traverse
and for winding above four ends.
15. Ring Doubler for Cotton yarn above 63.50 mm (2i") diameter and/or 88.90 mm (3i") gauge and/or 241.30 mm (9£) lift.
16. Heavy Doubling Machine for Man-made con-
tinuous filament yarn.
17. Fancy Twister/Doubler.
Machinerys falling under 84.38
20. Bobbin Stripping machine.
18. Twisting Machine for plied yarn.
19. Reeling Machine for stretched/crimped synthe-
tic yarn.
Machinery falling under 84.45
21. Dead/Traverse Roller Grinding machine.
22. Bare Cyhnder/Doffer Grinding machine.
23. Card Bend Grinding machine.
24. Flat End Mining machine.
25. Flat Grinding machine.
26. Lickenn roller grinding, Dressing recovering
and burnishing machine.
20. Non-woven fabric manufacturing plant.
21. Garnetting Machine.
22. Thread Extractor.
23. Precision Cross Winding Machine.
24. Auto Embroidery Sewing Winding Machine.
25. Spun Silk Spinning Machinery.
26. High Speed Gill Box with auto cvener/leveller.
27. High Speed Gill Box with two heads and two
bobbins.
Machinery falling under 84.59
27. Card Clothing mounting machine.
28. Comber Needle Mounting machine.
28. Combined Bobbincrs.
Machinery falling under 84.37
29. Flat Clipping machine.
29. Automatic Warp Drawing-m Machine.
Machinery falling under 92.14, 16
30. Cot Buffing Machine. 31. Cot Pushing-on/Mounting Machine.
C. List of Machinery classified under RITC Heading 84.36,37, 38, 45 & 59 (S.No. 5( 1 )/HI of old ITC Schedule) import of which is permissible.
30. Automatic Reed Drawing-in Machine.
31. Drop Wire pinning Machine.
32. Sectional Warping Machine for Warp/raschel/
lace knitting machine.
33. Automatic looms for woollen/shoddy/wor:>ted/ silk and man-made continuous filament yarn weaving industries.
Machinery falling under 84.36
1. Back Washing Machine for worsted industry.
2. Hopper Feeder for Woollen/Worsted Industry.
3. Wool Carbonising Machine.
34. l xl Shuttle Box Automatic loom for cotton
textile industry above 2184.40 mm (86") Reed Space.
35. Automatic looms for cotton textile industry other
than 1 x 1 shuttle box.
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36. Automatic Terry Towel Looms.
37. Circular looms.
38. Fustian Looms.
39. Moquettee looms.
40. Swivel and Lappet Looms.
41. Velvet Looms.
42. Candle Wick Machine single needle or multi-
needles.
43. Quilting Machine.
44 Fish Net Manufacturing Machine.
45. High Speed Narrow Weave Needle Loom.
46 Automatic Shuttle/multi needle/multi head
embroidery machine.
47. Hand operated Flat Knitting Machine above 12
N P I.
48 Fully Fashioned out-wear knitting machine. 49. Power operated Flat Knitting Machine. 50 Power operated Circular Knitting Machine:
(a) Loop Wheel Machines. (b) Pile Kmttmg Machines.
(c) Purl Knitting Machines. (d) Accordian Stitch /Float Stitch/Lace Stitch/ Ripple Stitch/Transfer Stitch/Tuck Stitch/ Welt oi Blister Stitch Knitting machines.
51 Roller Locking Machine for the manufacture
of Round mesh mosquito netting. 52. Warp/Raschel/Lace Knitting Machine. 53. Dial Linking Machine.
Machinery falling under 84.38
54. Jacquard above 1200 needles capacity includ-
ing fine pitch Jacquard.
55 Card Lacing Machine.
56. Card-punching Machine other than manual
type.
57. Card-repating Machine. 58. Shuttle Trueing Machine. 59. Hosiery Boarding Machine.
Machinery fulling under 84.59
60 Spual Cleaners for inserts.
61. Re-Needling out-fit foi combers and Gil) Boxes. 62. Textile Machines not otherwise specified else- where in consultation with Textile Commissioner.
PART II
A. List of Machinery classified under R1TC Heading 84.40 (S. No. 4(2)/UI of old ITC Schedule) import of which is banned.
Machinery falling under 84.40 1. Ager Machine (Excluding flash Ager). 2. Back Filling Machine.
3. Baling Press.
4. Batching Machine.
5. Bleaching Kiers.
6. Calendering Machine (all types)
7. Cloth folding, double folding and plait
machine.
8. Cloth Inspection Machine.
9. Cloth Mercerising Machine.
10. Cloth Singeing Machine (all types).
11. Continuous dyeing plant.
12. Continuous Bleaching plant (Rope type).
13. Curing/Polymerising Machine.
14. Cylinder Drying Machine (all types).
15. Colour Mixing and Boiling Pan.
16. Damping Machine.
17. Dye Jigger (all types).
18. Jet Dyeing Machine.
19. High Temperature High/Low Pressure piece dyeing machine for cotton and silk industry.
20. High Pressure High/Low temperature Dyeing plant for yarn/top dyeing for woollen/worsted/ art silk industries.
21. Hot flue.
22. Hydro Extractor.
23. Mineral Khaki Dyeing Plant.
24. Open width Bleaching plants (all types).
25. Open width Washing and soaping machine
(all types).
26. Padding/Starch/Water Mangle including Pad
dyeing machine.
27. Rope Chemicking and scoring machine.
28. Rope Squeezing Machine,
29. Rope Washing Machine.
30. Roller Forcing Machine.
31. Roller Printing Machine.
32. Pre-Shrinking Machine.
33. Single Thread Sizing Machine.
34. Scutchers.
35. Squeezing Mops.
36. Stamping Machine, excluding selvedge stamp-
Uig/printing.
37. Sfaming Chambeis.
38 Stentering Machine (all types excluding verti-
cal s tenter for heavy fabrics).
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39. Thermo-Reactor.
40. Washing Machine, square beater type.
41. Wet Cotton Opener.
42. Winch Dyeing Machine.
43. Yarn Bundling Machine.
44. Yarn Printing Machine.
45. Yarn Singeing Machine.
46. Yarn Dyeing Machine for Hank/Cone/Cheese/
Beam .
47. Automatic Flat Bed Screen Printing Machine/
Automatic Screen Printing Carriage.
B. List of machinery classified under RITC Heading 84-40 (S. No. 4(2)/III of old ITC Schedule) import of which is permissible in consultation with Textile Commissioner, Bombay.
Machinery falling under 84.40
1. Vacuum Steaming Plant.
2. Vertical Stenter for heavy fabrics.
3. Flash Ager.
4. Selvedge Printing Machime.
5. Decatising Macnine.
6. Shearing and/or Cropping Machine.
7. Screen Making equipment.
8. Socks Dyeing Machine.
9. Yarn Mercerising Machine.
C. List of machinery classified under RITC Heading (84.40 S. No. 4(2)/HI of old TTC Schedule) import of which is permissible.
Machinery falling under 84.40
1. Automatic Packing Machine.
2. Automatic Yarn Stretching and Polishing
Machine.
3. Calendering Machine for knitting fabrics.
4. Continuous Flock Printing Machine. 5. Crabbing Machine. 6. Hosiery Brushing Machine. 7. Hosiery Pressing Machine. 8. Hosiery Printing Machine.
9. Laminating Machine for Textile Industry.
10. Pleating Machine. 11. Raising Machine. 12. Ribbon Calendering Machine.
13. Rotary Press.
14. Scouring Machine for woollen industry.
15. Tufting Machine,
16. Automatic Fringing Machine.
17. Bobbin Thread Polishing Machine for sewing
thread industry.
18. Universal Yarn Numbering Machine for sewing
thread industry.
19. Textile Processing Machinery not otherwise specified elsewhere in consultation with Textile Commissioner.
PART III
A. List of Textile Testing Equipments classified under RITC Heading 90.14, 16, 22 (S. No. 78(viii)/V of old ITC Schedule) import of which is banned.
1. Black Board/Taper Board, Yarn appearance
tester.
2. Cotton Sorter (Manual) and miniature sliver
drawing device.
3. Direct Yarn count balance (Lea).
4. Fabric tearing strength tester.
5. Lea Tester.
6. Twist tester.
7. Wrap block.
8. Wrap reel.
9. Yarn Evenness Tester.
B. List of Textile Testing equipments classified under RTTC Heading 90. 14, 16, 22 (S. No. 78(viii)/V of old ITC Schedule) import of which is permissible in consultation with Textile Commissioner, Bombay.
1. Single Thread elongation and breaking strength
tester.
2. Fabric Tensile Strength Tester.
3. Fibrograph.
4. Cotton Trash Analyser.
5. Crease Recovery Tester.
6. Pill Tester. 7. Fabric Crimp Tester. 8. Crockmeter.
9. Crimpt Rigidity Tester.
10. Stiffness Tester.
11. Launderometer. 12. Perspirometer. 13. Hydrostatic Dome Tester. 14. Hydrostatic Head Tester.
15. Thermal Conductivity Apparatus.
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16. Moisture Testing Oven
17. Moisture Drying Oven.
18. Fibre Bundle Strength Tester.
19. Cylinder Balancing Machine
20. Roller Testing Machine.
C. List of Textile Testing Equipments classified under RITC Heading 90.14, 16, 22 (S. No. 78(viii)/V of old ITC schedule import of which JS permissible
1. Air Permeability Tester.
2. Bending Fatigue Tester for fibres.
3. Cloth Density Tester with microscope.
4. Cloth Density Tester-Projection Tye.
5. Cloth Fatigue Tester.
6. Cotton Samples Blender.
7. Cotton/Wool Impurity Tester.
8. Elasticity modular Tester for fibrous material.
9. Fibre Fineness Tester Projection type
10. Fibre Torque Tester.
11. Flat Testers.
12. Flyer Balance Tester.
13. Lap unevenness Tester.
14. Measuring gauges for flats.
15. Nep Tester.
16 Shuttle Course locating Tester.
17 Shuttle Propulsion and adjustment Tester.
18 Tensionomter for warp.
19 Thickness Tester for variable Load.
20. Universal Abrasion Tester
21. Water Permeability Tester.
22. Water Repellency Tester.
23 Wool Fibre Finess Tester.
24. Yarn Tension gauge.
25 Fibie Diagram Machine.
26. Torsion Balance.
27. Motor Driven Slicing Machine.
28. Ultra Yarn Inspector.
29. Comber Waste Percentage Balance
30. Luster Meter.
31. Textile Testing Equipments not otherwise specified elsewhere in consultation with Textile Commissioner.
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SECTION I
A. List of spare parts classified under RITC Heading 84.36, 37, 38, 45 & 5"> (S.No. 5(2)/lHof old ITC Schedule) Import of which Is banned
Machinery
Spare Parts
2
1
Blow Room Machineiy
1
1 All types of Lattices 2 Grid Bars
2
1. All spare parts 2. Licker-in-wire
Revolving Flat CaLding Engine for Cot- ton/Man-made fibres
3.
1 Fluted rolleis for Diaw ami Speed Frames Howevci, the ai.li.id] users will be per- mitted import of one set of Fluted lollers for each impoitcd High Speed Draw Finmcs and Speed Frames
Draw I'i dnics/Speed Fiames
2 Hank Indicators
4.
Ring Frames . •
1 Jockey Pulleys 2. High Drafting System for Cotton/Man-made Fibre Ring Frames including components thereof. The Indigenous manufacturers of high drafting system will, however, be permitted import of such component which have no indigenous angle
3. Spindle;. 4. Lappets. 5. Separators. 6. Hank Indicators.
7. Parts of Pneumatic under clearers but to the indigenous manufacturer!) of under clearers import of such items which have no indigenous angle will be considered.
Winding Machine
5.
1 Metallic Traverse Drums for High Speed Warp Winding Machine. 2 Beckhtc Traverse Drums of 127 mm (5*) and 152 40 mm (6*) Traverse for Warp
Winding Machine.
3. Meter/Yardage counters.
Warping Machine
1 Warper's Beams excluding laminated or plastic flanges for High Speed Warping 6.
Machine.
2. Motor/Yardage counters 3. Warping Combs other than zigzag typo.
Sizing Machine
7.
1. Sizing Combs other than zigzag type. 2. Meter/Yardage counter except out marking counters. 1 Moistu.o Meter. 4. Sizing Cylinders.
Loom Parts/Accessories
8.
1. Shuttles excluding for Tape/Ribbons/Gnpper looms. 2. Pick Counters/Meter Counters and all such countors. 3. Pitch bound/steel/brass/handloom reeds 4. All Metal Reeds up to 240s counts except roods for special type of looms such as needle
loom
5. Cotton healdi/wire healds/llat stool healds but excluding doup hoalds 6 Drop Wires for Warp Stop Motions. 7 Pickers. 8 Buffers. •J Picking Sticks 10. Picking Bands 11. Check Straps. 12. Heald Cords. 13. Heald Knitting Needles 14 Jdcquurd 1 larnes=, Needles n. Linen Coie. 16. facquurd Cards.
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1
8 Loom Parts/Accessories—co/tft/.
17 Following paits of looms other than (a) Swivel and Lappet Looms. (6) High Speed Njriow Fabric Looms (c) Tyre Coid Looms {d) Fustian Looms (e) Circular Looms (/) Shuttlcless Looms. Or) Moquettce Looms. (/>) Imported Automatic Looms (/) Velvot Looms (<) Loom sides (//) Top Rails (ill) Cross Rails Uv) Binder Rails (i1) Sloy SWOJCIS (17) Swing Rails and Bushings, (vll) Breast Bcems (vili) Take-up Rollers (Ix) All Metal Sloys (it) Crank Shafts and Bushes (xi) Tappet Shafts and Bushes. (xli) Picking Bowls (xtii) Picking Tappet Sholls (\iv) Picking Tappet Nose Bits,
(*v) Picking Shafts,
(xvi) Picking Tappet Boso Keys. (xvil) Picking Tappet Boso. (xviil) Loom Temple, ( m) Parts of Weft Replenishing Mechanism.
18 Looms Spindles 19. Looms Springs namely swell, Box and Box-end springs. 20 Side Weft fork other than welded type. 21 Poicelain eyes of shuttles except foi indigenous manufacturers of shuttles 22. Loom Bolts, Nuts, Washers and Chains, 23 Weaver's Beams, 24. Shuttle tips 25 Weft grates.
26 All Metal Heald Frames, but excluding their components to indigenous
manufacturers of such heald frames
27. Perforated Steel Strips.
3 2 4 / 3 08 T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 [ P A RT IANNEXURE TO APPENDIX 34—contd.
B. List of spare parts classified under RlTC Heading 84.36, 37, 38., 45 & 59 (S. No. 5(2)/IlI of old ITC Schedule) import of which is permissible in con- sultation with TextileCommissioDer.
1. All Motal Reeds above 240s and reeds for special type of looms.
2. Card Gauges.
3. FJuted Rollers for Ring Frames.
4. Lease Reeds for Warping and Sizing Machine.
5. Nose Bars for Ring Frames.
6. Rings for Ring Frames.
7. Ring for Doubling Frames and other than Multigroove and self lubricating type.
8. Ring Travellers.
9. (0 Shuttle Jaws including clamps and Back
Springs.
00 Shuttle Eyes made of Brass Alloy etc.
10. Top Rollers for Ring/Draw/Specd Frames.
11. Woollen/Worsted/Cotton Waste Flexible Card Clothing.
12. Flexible'Metallic Card Clothing including tops for metallic Card Clothing
13. Spindle Inserts.
14. Flat and Round Comber Needle.
15. Hank Indicators/Shift Counters for Combers.
Sliver Lap Ribbon Lap and Lap Former Machines.
16. Garnet Wire.
17. Punching Card Rolls for textile machinery.
18. Flyers for speed Frames.
19. Spindles for Speed Frames.
NOTE.—Import of any other items of spares (including consumable stores) classified under other SI. Nos., the import of which is permitted to actual users, will be allowed on the re- commendation of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.
SECTION II
A. List of Spare parts classified under RITC Heading 84.40 (S. No. 4(5)/III of old ITC Sche- dule) import of which is banned.
1. Auto Pilers.
2. Cotton /Paper/Woollen Calendar Bowls.
3. Cloth Guiders.
4. Colour Mixing Pans.
5. Copper Printing Rollers.
6. Drying Cylinders.
7. Hank/Cloth Expander.
8. Pre-Heaters and Heat Exchangers.
9. Raising Fillets.
10. Rubber Blankets and Rubber Sleeves for Com- pressive Shrinking Range/Sanforizing Machine.
11. Rubber/ Ebonite Rollers.
12. Selvedge Uucurlers.
13. Vacum Strainer.
14. Weft Straighteners other than Bow and Skew types.
B. List of spare parts classified under RITC Heading 84.40 (S No. 4(5)/lII of old ITC Schedule) import of which is permissible in consultation with Textile Commissioner, Bombay.
1. Doctor Blades.
2. Dyeing Beams and Carriers.
3. Rubber Blankets for Printing Machine up to 2133.60 mm (84") Width.
4. Stenter Clips.
5. Felts for Calendaring Machine/Shrinking Range.
Note.-—Import of any other items of spares (including consumable stores) classified under other SI. Nos., the import of which is permitted to actual users, will be allowed on the recom- mendation of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.
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SECTION III
List of various types of hosiery needles classified under RITC Heading 84 37 (S No 6/III of old I TC Schedule) Import of which is banned
; Other Description
Tornngton Code
Code
Groz-Beckert
SI. No
(5)
(4)
(1)
(2)
(3)
4gg Flat
. 88.171
1 Beha . . .. Gl 2 Bena . . .. . 7 6 . 92 Gl 141 H 3 Boua . . .. . 7 6 . 1 10 G3 139 H 4 Bena . 7 6 . 1 24 G2 136 H
M DH 1 & Dial Needle Wildman 48gg.
5 Bera . 2 5 . 63 Gl
N o. 33
6 Bera . . .. . 3 0 . 63 Gl 625 D
7 Bera . . .. . 3 3 . 92 Gl 180 D
8 Bera . . .. . 35 130 Gl 83 D
9 Bera . 4 0 . 1 12 Gl 84 D
72 D
44.90
G2
10 Bera
186 D
. 3 3 . 70
Gl
11 Berz . . ..
M B -D 321, 623 D Wildman N o. 6.
12 Beta . . .. . 5 2 . 75 Gl 5300 D 13 Beta . . .. . 5 4 . 73 Gl 146 H
Bnnton 36 N o. 7
. 7 7 . 70
Gl
14 Be* . . ..
5100 CL
MB-628 T PA
. 7 6 . 70
Gl
15 Bl
7723 C
M DH 6, MB-502, Stibbe C N 7 1. Wildman
. 77 76
Gl
16 Bi
5300 C
No 4
60gg. Challenger. K MS 9
9300 C
. 7 7 . 73
Gl
17 Bi . . ..
Sinkcrbody 18—20, N PI KMS21
7303 C
. 7 6 . 48
Gl
18 Bo
Stibbe CN-72, Wildman 48gg-No. 27
19 Bo . 7 6 . 63 Gl 7300 C 20 Bo . 76 63 G4 7300 C M P -C 634 T PA 21 Bo . 77 53 Gl 9010 C M B -C 631
Stibbe DN 3
7613 C
22 Bo . . ..
. 77 61
G4
7617 C
23 Bo . . ..
70gg Ind. Cyl. K MS 19 N SI 24—26
. 7 7 . 62
G9
N PI
H g? Ind. Cyl. K MS 13 N SI 20—22
9681 C
. 9 5 . 42
Gl
24 Bo
N PI
54gg. Ind. Cyl. K MS 14 N SI 18
25 Uo . 95 51 Gl 9628 C
NPI
26 Bo . 9 5 . 55 Gl 8600 C
14gg Flat Dubied
. 7 9 . 76
Gl
27 Deha
12gg Flat Dubied
. 7 9 . 86
Gl
2 8 D e ha . . ..
lOgg Flat Dubied
. 7 9 . 94
Gl
29 Deha . . ..
lOgg Flat Dubied with 12gg hook
. 7 9 .9
G4
30 Deha . . ..
8gg Flat Dubied
. 79.111
Gl
31 D e ha . . ..
Tompkins—10/70
. 8 3 . 41
Gl
32 Do . . ..
9661 C
54gg. Power Socks Low Butt
. 7 1 . 50
G3
3 3 H o fa . . ..
2690 S
54gg. Power Socks High Butt
. 7 1 . 50
G4
3 4 H o fa . . ..
2600 L
48gg. Power Socks Low Butt
. 71 60
G3
35 Hofa . . ..
2 2 0S
48gg. Power Socks High Butt
. 7 1 . 60
G4
3 6 H o fa . . ..
2200 J
36gg. Power Socks Str. Hook Low Butt
. 7 1 . 70
Gl
37 Hofa . . ..
1500
36gg. Power Socks Str. Hook High Butt
. 7 1 . 70
G2
38 Hofa . . ..
1500 L
36gg. Power Socks for Hook Low Butt
. 7 1 . 70
G3
39 Hofa . . ..
1505 S
37 Power Socks for Hook High Butt
. 7 1 . 70
G4
40 Hofa . . ..
1505 L
. 89.114
G
41 La
NEEDLES FOR HOME KNITTING
MACHINES
6 0 0H
. 7 9 . 72
Gr
42 506 M .
605 H
. 7 9 . 61
Gl
43 562M . . ..
597 Cyl.
. 80.91
Gl
44 507M .
H 47
. 46.71
45 Pers . . ..
Gl
Flat Knitting M/c. person 12gR.
. 8 0 . 80
46 Persson . . ..
G3
Flat Knitting machine person togg.
. 8 0 . 1 00
47 Person . . ..
Gl
. 7 4 . 73
48 PJ .
5002 C
Gl
324/310 mr GAZFTTH OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART 1ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX 34—comd.
SECTION—Ul—contd.
(5)
(4)
(3)
(2)
(1)
60gg. Blackburn small hook.
G2
9810 C
86 50
60gg. Clackburn.
01
8802 C
86.51
30/36 gg. Clackburn.
Gl
5845 C
86.66
Raschel 24gg.
Gl
63.80
Supremo 48, Bnnton 50/42.
GJ
8050 CS
78.51
49 Pova . 50 Pova 51 Pova . • 52Raschel . 53 R a vi . . ..
Brinton No. 3 50/42.
8047 C
78 51
G8
54 R a vi
Supreme 42.
6179 CS
78.63
G3
55 R a vi
Brlnton/Supreme 42.
6038 CS
78 65
G4
56 R a vi ,
M.B. Int. 20gg. Cyl. Long,
6883 CR
118 61
Gl
57 P o t az
M.B. Int. 30gg. Cyl, Short.
6844 CR
74.61
G7
58 P o zs
M.B. Int. 20gg. Dial Short.
6836 D
46.61
59 P o ra
G8
M.B. Int. 20gg. Dial Long High Butt.
6038
86.61
60 Vo
G4
M.B Int. 20gg. Dial Long Short Butt.
6038 ZN
86.61
61 Vo .
G5
MYK-Miyuki Int. 20 NPI Cyl HB 482.
118.52
62 Vo
G3
MYK-Miyuki lnt 20 NPI Cyl. LB 483
118.62
63 Vo .
G4
MVK-Miyuki Int. 20 NPI Dial LB 481.
76.45
64 Vo . • •
G2
MYK-Miyuki Int. 20 NPI Dial GB 480.
41.45
6 5 V o ra
G2
MVK-Miyukl Int. 20 NPI Small Dial LB.
69.45
66 Vo
Gl
36.45
67 V o ra
MYK-Miyukl Int. 20 NPI Small Dial.
Gl
GHB.
Fukuhara Interlock 20gg. Cyl. HB 421.
116.47
Gl
68 Vo S p ec . . ..
Tukhora Interlock 20g(. Cyl. LB 422.
116.47
G2
69 Vo S p ec . . ..
Fukuhara Interlock 20/22gg Dial LB 422.
77.41
Gl
70 Vo S p ec .
Fukuhara Interlock 20/22gg. Dial HB 411.
77 41
Gl
71 V o t a - S p cc . . ..
Fukuhara Interlock 22gg. Cyl. HB
116 14
G3
7 2 V o - S p ec .
Fukuhara Interlock 22gg. Cyl. LB.
116 41
G4
73 V o - S p ec .
12 NPI Rib Eyolet Cyl. No. 120.
86.63
G4
74 Vo
12 NPI Rib Eyelet Dial No. 110.
50,51
Gl
75 Vo
12 NPI Rib Eyelet Special Dial.
42.51
Gl
76 V o ra
M.B. Int. 24 NPI Cyl, Long.
90 47
G2
9811 C
77 P o t az . . ..
M B. Int. 24 NPI Cyl. Short.
65.47
G2
9813
78 P o t az . . ..
M.B. Int. 24 NPI Dial Short.
46 47
Gl
9821 D
79 P o ra
7348 E
G2
M.B. Int. 24 NPI Dial Long.
Flat lOgg short butt.
86 47 78 90
80 Vo 81 Vo
Gl
Flat lOgg High Butt.
78.90
82 Vo
G2
lOgg Flat Dux SB.
81.92
83 Vo
Gl
lOgg Flat Du HB.
81 92
O2
84 Vo
Needle for Home Knitting machines,
130 123
Gl
85 R e h a t al . . ..
62KD
33.71
Gl
86 Special . . ..
DSSP 18—20"g single Butt, SM 574. MF
102 52
Gl
87 Vo
220.
DSSP 18—20 gg Two Butts LB
DSSP 18—20 gg Two Butts HB
Gl G2
102 52
102.52
88 Wo 89 Wo .
DSSP 18—20gg Three Bum.
102 52
Gl
96 Wo HI
RLQ 15
5845
G5
81 70
91 Wo
RLQ 16 MB-DB 318.
5845
G6
81.70
92 Wo
RLQ 17.
5782
G3
74 72
93 Wo . •
RLQ 18.
G4
5778
74,72
94 Wo
SM 565, 18gg. NSI Double Butt. Fuk 1020
G2
95.52
95 Wo
18gg. NSIT 3 Butts SM. 593.
G2
102 52
96 Wo I II 97 Z i va • 98 Bo . .. 99 Bo .
Stibbe CN 9—2.
Stibbe CN 10—2.
Stibbe DN 3.
711 H
7602 C
7603 C
7604 C
101.100
60,62
94 62
77.62
G2 Gl Gl G7
100 Bo . •
Stibbe DN 4
7600 D
Gl
43.62
101 Betu
General Note -—Restriction imposed in this Annoxure will not however be applicable if ipeciflcally recommended, by the Textile
Commissioner though banned by nomenclature.
Si c 1] THE C A Z U TE OF INDIA EX"1RAORDIN\RY APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKTIA 7, 1899 324/31]ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX 34—contd.
SECTION IV
A. List of spare parts of Hosiery Machines classified under RtTC Heading 84.37 (S. No. 6/III ol old TTC Schedule) import of which is banned.
For Power Operated Circular Machines (Under- wear)
(a) Cylinders for non-sinker plain web machine/ Sinker Body machine of 24 gauge (excluding for hosiery machine manufacturers in consul- tation with Textile Commissioner).
(b) Cylinders for Sinker/Non-Sinker Plain Web
Machine up to 22 gauge.
B. List of spare parts of Hosiery Machines classified under RITC Heading 84.37 (S.No. 6/III of old ITC Schedule) Import of which is permissible in consultation with Textile Commissioner.
For Power Operated Circular machines—
(a) Cylinders for Non-sinker Plain Web machine 26 gauge and above to Hosiery Machine Manufacturers only.
(b)) Cylinders lor Sinker Body Machine of 26 gauge and above to Hosiery Machine Manufacturers only.
(c) Cylinders of 26 gauge and above for replace- ment purposo of similar type of cylinders to Hosiery Manufacturers on recommendation of concerned state authority.
NOTE : Import of any other item of spares (including consumable stores) classified under SI. Nos., the import of which is permitted to actual users, will be allowed on the recommendation of the Textile commissioner, Bombay.
GENERAL NOTE .—RESTRICTION IMPOSED IN THTS APPENDIX WILL NOT HOWEVER BE APPLICABLE TO THE INDIGENOUS MACH- INE MANUFACTURERS, IF SPECIFICALLY RECOMMENDED. THOUGH BANNED BY NOMENCLATURE.
324/312 THE GAZETTE OF INDJA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PARI IAPPENDIX 35
Machinery (other than machine tools) for which licences will not ordinarily be valid—list of
List 'A'.—This list contains articles of machinery (other than Machine Tools) for which licences granted for machinery to Established Importers and Actual Users will not be valid
List 'B'—-This list contains articles of machinery (other than Machine Tools) for which quota licences granted to Established Importers for machinery will not be valid : but applications from Actual Users will be considered provided evidence- is produced to the effect that indigenous manufac- turers are unable to supply the machinery required.
In preparing List A, care has b en taken to include only such items of machinery as can be readily obtained from indigenous sources and are produced in sizeable quantity of approved quality, while in List B, such of the items as can be manu- factured against specific order* a" per customers' specifications have been included.
N,B.—The names and addresses of the manufac- turers, together with the specification of the machines manufactured/fabricated indigenously are published in a separate brochure by the Directorate General of Technical Development.
LIST A
List of Machinery (otter than Machine tools) for which licences granted for machinery or established importers and Actual Users will not be valid
4. All piess metal furnitures including locking up
(mechanical) Quions.
5. Printing Presses (platen type) treadle and power
operated, other than automatic.
6 Printing and Punching Presses, Hand-fed.
7. Hand-fed Press Cylinder Printing Machines.
S Table Router for flat surfaces.
9. Wire stitching machines single headed.
10 Paper folding machine,
U AH types of Duplicator*.
12 Paper cutting knives of all sizes if imported
separately
13. All types of numbering machines except Rotary
numbering boxes.
14 Graining machine*, for graining of Offset
Plates (all rize*).
15 Vacuum Printing Frames for the Offset plate
making (all lizes).
16. Plate Whirlers for the Offset plates (all sizes).
17. Retoucher tablet,
18. Mounting tablet.
19. Paper Jogging machinei.
(1) Jute Mill Machinery
1 Carpet Backing Looms/Standard Looim.
2 Roll/Cope Winder.
(a) Scroll type.
(b) Traverse Bar Type.
3. Cop Winder (ordinary) and conventional Type. 4. Softener*.
5. Sizing Machine. 6. Pre-beaming Machine.
7. Cloth Rolling Machine.
8. Inspection Machine.
20. Ink agitator*.
21. Spray Unit*.
22. Roller Washing Device*.
23. All types o Letter Press, Proofing Presses (call of Proof Presses and Hand Presses) except cylinder Proof Presses.
24 Paper Perforating machinery, other than
rotary type.
25 Lead and Rule Cntten.
(2) Printing Machinery
1. Paper cutting machine excluding machines with special devices such as automatic Programme Cutting.
2 Automatic cylindei printing machines upto
520 X 790 mm
3. Paper varnishing and gumming machine other
than automatic type.
26. Corrugating machinery single and double face
combined conveyor.
27 Cutting Scouring and Slotting macmnei.
28. Coating and laminating machine*,
29. Registering table*.
SLC II Till: ilAZLTlJ" OP INDIA L\ 1 K AORDLNAiO . APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 J24/313APPENDIX i5—Lontd.
30. Single Colour offset machine.
31. Automatic eoiuigaLal board punting machine.
32. Small size offset punting machine.
(3) Boiler
Lancashire type (Dished and Flat ends), single or loublo flue foi woiking pressnie upto 260 lbs. iquare inch.
Mole —(i) "Boilers, iieam pipe* and fittings" (as defined in the Indian Boilers Act and Regulations) not conforming to the Indian Boiler Regulations, will not be permitted to be imported unless accompanied by a ceitificatt; ftom Ibe Chief Inspector of Boilers of the State where they are either to be used or to be imported for stock and sale to tht effect that he Central Boilers Board has permitted such import This will ilso apply in respect of import of boiler fittings
(u) lo all other case* th" importer shall Furnish a ctrtifi- cate from a recognised Inspecting Authority in the country of qrijpn of the products, us per Appendix "C of the Indian toiler Regulations, 1950 to the effect that the goods desired o be imported conform to the Indian Boiler Regulations. nhis will also apply in respect of impoit of boiler fittings
(m) The certificates referred to in the preceding paragraphs vill be furnished to Customs at the time of clearance of the mported goods
Sv) The importers should also Inform their lupphers of ers and the fittings that they should guarantee the ful- lment of the tests prescribed by the Chief Inspector of oilers, which would be carried out after installation, and n case the goods do not pass the tests they would have to be
-exported and replacement supplied free of cost.
(4) Cinematograph equipments
1. 35 mm and 35/70 mm Soundheads (excluding those required for magnetic sound reproduction)
2. Pedestals or Base.
3. Magazines for 35 mm and 35/70 mm Projec-
tors.
4 Step-down transformers
5. Arch-Lamp Rectifiers, Bulb/Selenium/Silicon
type.
6 Projector Spools for 35 mm and 35/70 mm projectors and spools for 16 mm projectois,
7 A.C Exciter Supply Units (Exciter Lamp
Transformers)
8. D C Exciter Supply Units and Amplifier Power
Supplies 'except Regulated types).
9 Rewindcrs and Plates and Discs thereof
10 Slide Projectors. i GoET/77—22
11 L F Baffles (Base Reflector Boxes)
12 H F Horns and Throts.
13 Matching on Line Transformers
14 Cloth or plastic screens
15. Arc Resistance.
16 Amplifiers and amplifying systems (other than high quality amplifiers used in film studio
sound recording equipments).
17 Cross-over and/or dividing Networks.
18 Arc-Lamps operating at Below 120 amps.
19. 16 mm/8 mm/Super 8 mm Sound and Projec-
tion Reproduction Equipments
20 Field Rectifiers.
21. Film cement.
22. Dimmerstat for auditorium lights.
23. Stage Lighting Equipment.
24. Emergency Lighting System.
25. Manual and Electric Curtain Controls.
26. Automatic or semi-automatic Film developing
and processing Machines.
27 Incandescent Film Studio Lights below 10,000 watts except those defined under item (9) of Section III of List A of Appendix 31.
28. 35 mm and 35 mm/70 mm complete Projec- tion and Sound Reproduction Equipments
29 35 mm and 35 mm/70 mm projector head
complete with or without accessories.
30. Filters—all types, such as High Pass/Low Pass, Hand Pass, Effects, etc., excluding colour filters made of gelatine and other synthetic materials.
31 Transmission Amplifier Cabinets racks, shell
and panels and mats.
32 Control Units.
33 B / HT Units (power supplies).
34 A / LT Units (Power supplies)
35 Voltage Regulators and stabilisers,
36 MG sets with associated control gear.
37. Matto-shot Projectors.
38 Rotary Conventors, inventers, with starters,
regulators.
39 Coloured Glasses.
324/314 THE GAZCTTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, ISOy U'ARI 1APPENDIX 35—contd.
(5) Cement Machinery
Complete cement plant of 1000/1200 tonnes per
day capacity both wet/dry process.
3. Asphalt Mixers. 4. Concrete Vibrators.
5. Paver Finishers.
(15) Oil Mill Machinery
(6) Dairy and Poultry Farm Appliances etc.
1. Pipettes.
2. Butyrometer.
3. All types of Insulated and Un-insulated Milk
and Cream Vats , Tanks.
4 Milk Cans. 5 Road and Rail Milk Tankers, 6. Refrigerated Milk Tanks of various capacity.
1. Oil Expellers. 2. Baby Oil Expellers.
3. Filter Press Pumps. 4. Filter Presses. 5. Rotary Oil Mills/Ghani. 6 Copra Cutters.
7. Oil Kohloos. 8. Oil Coolers.
(7) Air conditioning, Ice making and Refrigeration
(16) Rice-Dal & Flour Mill Machinery
equipments
1. Ice Cube making machine upto si capacity of (Conventional Type)
480 pounds.
2 Block Ice Coolers.
(8) Sugar Machinery
Complete sugar plant
(9) Gas Cylinders
Liquid Petroleum Gas Cylinders. (10) Cork Manufacturing Machinery (11) Pulling and Lifting Machines (12) Air Pollution and Air Control equipment 1. Flour Mills (Domestic type Vertical or Horizon
tal).
2. Rice and Flour Mills (Combined) hand operatec
3. Rice Mills. 4. Dal Mills.
LIST B
(1) Air Conditinlng, Ice Making and Refrigeration
Equipments
1 Electrostatic Precipitators for all applications. 2. Cyclenes of various types and sizes. 3. Mechanical type dust collectors. 4. Wet type dust collectors. 5. Ccnlnfugal fans and Axial Flow fans. 6 Dust Extraction Plants. 7. Conditioning Towers. 8. Multi Cyclones 9. Wet separators and ventury scrabbers.
10 Pneumatic conveying equipment 11 Hood—all types including open and closed
hoods for paper machines etc.
12 Pocket ventilation system for distributing dry-
air across the machines.
13 High Velocity Hoods. 14 Pulp & Paper Dryer. 15 Air Filters. 16. Dryer for coating machine.
(13) Rubber Machinery.
1 Mixing Mills. 2. Brackers/Crackcrs Mills. 3 Refining Mills. 4. Tube Presses, Flap Presses and Bladder
Presses. 5. Extruders,
6. Tyre Building Drums,
1. Beverage Coolers. 2. X-ray Film Developing Tanks.
3. Plate Freezers. 4. Freezets. 5. Humility Chambers 6 Blood Storage Refrigerators 7. Air-conditioners and Refrigeration controls
the following: —
(i) Filters and Dryers,
(n) Hot Stamp Fittmgs. (iii) Solaniod Valves,
(iv) Shut-off Valves. (v) Relays. (vi) Expansion Valves (vii) Low and High Pressure Cut-Outs
(viii) Thermostats for Refrigerators, Room
conditioners, Package Air-conditioners other industrial applications
(ix) Switches, (x) Running Capacitor
(14) Construction Machinery
1. Concrete Mixes of all types/sizes for all appli-
cations.
2 Tar Boilers.
8 Dehumidifier (Mechanical type),
9 Ice-—cube making machine and ice—blr
making machine.
SFV 1| THE C.AZh'l m OF INDIA h\ I KAORD1NARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/315APPENDIX 35—
10. Ice cans or moulds 11. Cooling coils. 12 Brine agitators.
13 Freezing tank for ice making. 14 Rotary air blowers for the making of clear ice. 15 Air blowers for room coolers,
16 Cold storage doors, windows and other
equipment and accessories.
17. Atmospheric ammonia condensers with set of
gas and liquid heaters, or equivalent.
18. Evaporative condensers. 19. Cooling towers 20 Water coolers. 21 Condensers. 22. Receivers. 23. Chillers. 24. Oil separators. 25. Batch type and soft ice crenm freezer. 26. Air handling unit.
27. Fan coil unit. 28. Humidifier. 29. Air conditioners. 30 Refrigerators. 31. Ductings. 32. Fans and Blowers. 33. Airconditioning and Refrigeration Compressors,
except the following : (i) Hermatic sealed compressors below minus
60* C.
(ii) Low backpressure open type refrigeration compressors i HP to 4 HP at minus 60° C suitable for combination coolers.
(iii) Compressors for crane cab-Airconditioners. (iv) Turbo compressors for Aircraft and
aeroplanes,
(v) Air cycle refrigeration system for aircraft
and aeroplanes only
34. Milk Coolers. 35 Bottle Coolers. 36. Ice Flake Machine. (2) Ceramic Machinery
1. Automatic brick making plant, comprising of roller grinders, box feeder, crusher roller, shaft put mill, dearing sugar edge runner mill, brick cutting machine, clay cleaner, toggle press, and special transport equipment required for these plants
2 Ball Millf
3 Pug Mills (for mixing and consolidating the
cinv)
4. The Press (Hand and Power operated) 5 Pot Mills 6 Fxfrudeds or Fxtruslon Press 7 Brick Cutting Tables
8 De-airing Pug Mill 9 Jigger Jolley.
10 Filter Press and Pumps 11 BncV and Tile Making Machines, 12. Agitators 13. Mixers 14. Dryers.
(3) Chemical and pharmaceutical Machinery (ex- cluding equipment made of karbats, tantalum and titanium)
1. Vessels and Tanks or Pans including Pressure Vessels excluding Reaction Flasks, Reaction Vessels of industrial glass of 100 litres and above.
2. End Runners. 3 Distillation Stills excluding distillation stills made of industrial glass with dia. 6" and above
4. Crystalliseri, 5. Sterilisers.
6. Neutralisers. 7. Tincture Presses 8. Vacuum Pans 9. Reaction Stills.
10 Resjne and Turpentine plants. 11 Evaporators (Open or Vacuum type). 12 Autoclaves or Pressure Vessels
13. Condensers (Coil and Tabular type) excluding
condensers of Stainless Steel of AISI 316, 316L quality and 317 quality or of Industrial glass for distillation uniK of capacity 100 litre:, and abovp
14 Agitators
15 Dryers 16. Heat Exchangers excluding Heat t-xi hunger made of Industrial Glass with b' column dia- meter and above. 17 Emulsifying Machine
18 Knendfrs 19 Sulphonation vats.
20. Tilting Pans Cap; up to 100 gallons. 21. Ball Mills. 22 Roller Grinders with Granite Rollers 23 Pill or Tablet Making Machine 24 Sifter and Muter 25. Sieving Machine. 26 Drying Chamber for drying cotton 27 Drying Chambers for materials for tablets 28 Still with Rectifying Columns excluding glass
columns of 6" dia. and above.
29. Mixing Digestors.
30. Deodorizer. 31 Bottle Filling Machine (automatic inasmuch as filling action starts automatically when the bottle neck touches these filler head and stops automatically when the bottle is filled to the proper level).
3 2 4 / 3 16 T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A M - 1A 7. 1 8 99 [ P A RI IAPPbNDLX 3T ---contd.
32, Water Purification Plant.
8. Rubber sheeters (power driven)
33 Complete Plants foi industrial spirit, rectified
9. Butter churn (hand operated) spirit and power alcohol
10. Butter worker (table type).
34 Breweries
11. Butter trolleys.
35 Sulphuric Acid Plants upto 100 tons/day
12. Combined butter churn and worker.
36 Superphosphate Plant upto 240 tons/day
13 Combined steaming machines.
37 Resin and Turpentine Plants.
14 Curd knives (Honzental and vertical).
38. Tonne containers for holding liquid chlorine
15. Curd milk cheese press.
and liquified gases like ammonia, sulphur etc.
16. S S. Cheese hoops.
39. Pressure filters.
17. Steaming table with steam jets.
40 Filter presses
18. Wash up tanks.
41. Rotary drum filter, vacuum filter.
19. Steam sterilizing chest for bottles.
42. Sewage and effluent treatment plant.
20. Steam type sterlizing out-fit.
43. Cryogenic equipment,
21. Stain-less steel fittings.
44 Finned tube heat exchanger/air cooler
22. Ice cylinder chambers for milk cans.
45. Multilayer vessels.
23. Tubular surface coolers.
46. Rotary Tablet machinery.
24. Plate coolers.
47. Capsule bending, washing and sealing machinery.
25. Farm bulk milk coolers.
48. Liquid filling machine.
26. Ghee kettles.
49. Distillation plant.
27. Spray drying plants.
50 Air receiver
28. Can Washers.
51. Steam tube calciner (Dryer).
52. Granulated compound fertilizer plant.
53. Glass-lined equipment.
(5) Oil Mill Machinery
54. Blenders.
1 Oil Refining Plants/Vegetable Ghee Plants.
55 Rubber lined chemical equipment
2. Disintegrator.
56 Lead lioed chemical equipment
3. Decorticators.
57. Nuclear equipment.
4 Reducers.
58 Capsule printing machine.
5. Hydrogen Cells.
59 Ampule washing machine,
6. Deodorizer,
60. Ampule filling and sealing machine.
7. Bleacher with Condenser and Catch-all.
8. Hydrogenating Vessels.
(4) Dairy and Poultry Farm AppUcances etc
9. Autoclaves.
1. Milk and cream pumps.
2. Batch Pasteurisers.
(6) Paint and Vaniish Machinery
3. H.T.S.T. pasteurisers.
1 Ball Mills (with wide range of sizes) 4. Hand bottle fillers and washers.
5 Milk can filling unit
2 Edge Runner.
6 Bottle capper (hatfd).
3. Varnish Kettles (pot Cap. 35, 130 and 16C gallons made of stainless steel o: aluminium) 7 Cream separators upto 5000 litres capacity.
Stc 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDTA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 394/317APPENDIX 35—contd.
(7) Rice Mill Machinery (Modern type)
1. Rice Shelters. 2. Rice Hullers with or without Polishers 3 Disintegrators. 4. Warai Mills 24", 30" and 3b" 5. Rice Flakes Machinery. 6 Grain Cleaner. 7. Rice Huller Screen. 8. Husk Separator. 9. Paddy Separator.
10 Rice Polisher. 11. Bucket Elevator. 12 Rice Mill Machinery upto 4 tonnes per hour
capacity Modren type.
(8) Rubber Machinery
1 Batch-off trains 2 Dual tubei line for deads with special equip-
merit.
3. Tyie building machines. 4 Tread apex applier lor truck beads. 5. Tread splice press. 6. Bead flipping machine for pass beads. 7. Servicers. 8. Extruders linte tor small, side wall, tubes, treads
etc.
9. Bias cutters.
10. Tyre curing presses. 11. 4 roll calender tram complete with special equip-
ment.
12. Tyre curing moulds and rings. 13 Bead winding units complete. 14. Wire coating extruder, crossedhead, dies and baffles, bead wire payout stand, with heating unit.
15. Tube spot repair unit. 16. Extruder heads and dies for treads, tubes, bladder
and flaps and for straining.
17. Blader curing moulds. 18. Flap curing moulds. 19. Internal mixers. 20. 4 roll insulation calender. 21. White sidewall buffing machine. 22. Tyre test wheel. 23 Wcldstitch tube splicing machine. 24. Spreading and doubling machine 25 Hydraulic presses. 26. Rubber sheeters. 27. Tyre retreading machinery.
(9) Soap, Synthetic Detergent and Cosmetic Machinery
1. Soap Stamping Machine i Snap Cutting Machine (Slab Cuttci) i Sojp Plant. ) ,v>ap Cooling tramc. -i Soap Boiling P;in. n Bui nnd Tablet Machine (standard size).
MLi. lime fur grinding and blending of face powdci.
8 Soap Kettles.
0 Caustic Soda Lye Tank.
10 Plastic Mixing and Kneading Machine 11 Glycerine Distillation Plant. 12 Toilet and Soap Dryer, 13 Tallow Mellmg Vats 14. Soap Crusher.
15 Vaccum Cooling & Drying Plants Lor Toilet
Soaps and Laundry Soaps.
16 Finishing Plants for Toilet Soaps. 17. Synthetic Detergent Plants "Spray Drying Type
& Cake Type."
(10) Jute Mill Machinery
1 High speed silver spinning frame Cwrap)
2 Roll/Cope Winder—Traverse Type.
3. Cope winder (ordinary) and conventional type 4 Softeners
(11) Tea Processing Machinery
1. Tea Rollers. 2. Multiple Test Rolleri. 3 Tea Sorters
4. Tea Stalk Extractot and Grader.
5. Green Leaf Sifter.
6 Tea Packeri. 7. Tea Cutter*. 8. Tea Breakers. 9 Ball Breakers.
10 Trash Platet. 11 Tea Cleaner.
12. Tea Dryers and CTC (crushing, tearing and
curling machinery). J3. l ea Dust Machine. 14. Green Tea Polisher. 15. Tea Roaster.
10 MulLi tubular Air Heaters 17. MulUcellular Air Heaters.
18 lea Lear Processing Machines. 19. Routes type rotary bioweri.
(12) Boiler Industry
1. Cornish type (with di&hed oi flat ends). 2. Vertical Boiler with Gross Water Tuoe. 3. Economic type (Smgle and Double Pass). 4 Loco boilent. ri Water tube boiler including power boiler upto
200 M.W.
ft Package type boilers. 7 Waste heat boilcis and recovery Nulers.
Note (i) "Boilers, u"qm pipei 4Hii (ilunjp' ("" defined in the linliao Boilers Ai I ami Regulation*) nut contoiniuifc lu the Indian Boiler Regulation*, wit! not b" permitted U>
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(14) Coal Mining Machinery and Coal Washing Plants
(.1) Coal cutters (shortwall, longwall, longwali/
shortwall and crawlar counter arc wall).
be imported unless accompanied by a certificate from the Lhief inipcLLoj i>r Boilers of the State where they are either to he used or to be imported for 8tc"cL and sate to the effeel that the Central Coilers Board hag permittee, such import. This will also apply in respect of Import of boiler filtwgi
against general description licences.
(2) Haulages (Direct, endless and reversible end-
less) up to 200 KW.
(3) Mine Electric Winder (Drum and friction
type) upto 2000 KW.
(ii) In all other cases ouponcr aiun furnlsL a certificate irom a recognised Inspecting Authority In the country of on gin of the products, as per Appendix C of the Indian Boiler Regulations, 1950 to the effect that the goods deiired [u be imported Lonlorm to the Indian Boiler Rtguiali'Wia, Tins will -iKn rtpply in respect ot import of boiler tilling!
(4) Safety detaching hooks upto 7i toni.
againtit general description licences.
(5) Friction wedge type rope cappel suitable for !i:i) The Lrrtihcdici ref.T(eiJ ro in ihp p^cedlriK paragraphs •Ml) be furnished to Oisloros at cht time of i Itaran<,e of Lin1 imported coods
ropes upto H" dia.
(6) Coal Loader (Capacity in coal upto 5 tons
per minute).
(7) Mine Locomotive (capacity upto 60 KW).
(13) Constructional Machinery
(8) Hydraulic props. (9) Friction props.
1 Crushers of all types/sizes foi all applications
(10) Roofs links and roof bars.
2 Swing Weigh Batcher (Single/double bucket
type).
(15) Paper and Pulp making Plants
3. Hot mixed plants/mixing and drying units.
4 PrestrchMng equipment
Pulp and Paper plant upto 200 tonrres per day (com- plete and/or by sections) and individual items
thereof.
5. Pile driving equipment.
(16) Paper Conversion Machinery
1 Flat and satchel paper bag making machine withotii printing Any si/,e from 4xSc.ra to 26^36 cm. output—500 bags par
minute.
unit.
Any size from 4x8 cm to 26*36 cm output—400 bags per 2. Flat and tatchcl paper bag making machine with two colour
printing unit.
minute.
3 Flat and satchel paper bag making machine without printing Any size from 5x14 cm. to 50x73 cm. output—400 bags per unit.
minute.
4. Flat and satchel paper bag makmg machine with two colour Any size from 3*14 cm. to 50x75 cm. output—-360 bags per printing unit
minute.
Any size from 10x20 cm. to 36x56 cm. output—100 bags per 5. Carrier bag making machine,
minute.
Any size from 5*8 cm. to 26x36 c.m. output—1200 bags per 6. Perforation out type ba^ making machine
minute
Any size from 7x12 cm to 26x36 cm output—166 bags per 7. Cellophane bag making machine without printing unit.
minute.
8. Cellophane bag makiug machine with two colour rotogravure Any size from 7x12 cm to 26x36 cm. output—125 bags per printing unit.
minute.
Any size from 10x16 c.m. to 36x50 t ra output—104 bags per 9. Block bottom bag making machine
minute
Any size from 5*10 c.m. to 42x60 cm. output—104 bags per 10. Polythene bag making machine with single colour printing unit
minute.
/.ny size from 4x6 cm. to 22x28 cm. output—104 bags per
minute.
40 width paper output—75 to 300 ft. per minute 11 Small packet bag making machine without printing unit. 12 Carbon paper manufacturing machine 13. Machinery to make paper cups ind tumblers and dnnkiay
ptrawa and paper towels.
I mm HO nos, per minute to 266 nos. per minute.
14. Fjivelope making machine 15. liandy rolls and Covers
(17) Food Fiocessing and canning equipments :
Vegetable de-hydration plants, Exhausters, Cookers, Collets, loa.sk'rs. slicer^ peelers., fillers, pea poddei blanelier>, washers, canning lines, dioers, tank.3 and uans, working tables, autoclaves, stirrers, cooking
kcltlui, .steam jacketted boiling and mixing pans, steiihzers, slaughter housing equipments, mixers, evaporators, vacuum dryers, vacuum de-gassing, dehunditication plants. Vegetable Corer/deleafers, Fruit corer, Tapping arrd tailing machine, Apple sauce plant and Dcstoner.
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(18) Flour Mill Machinery (Modern Type)
1 Double Rollei Flour Mill.
2. Squaie Plansiftcr
3. Double Purifier.
4. Bian Finisher.
5. Aspirator-Sepaiator.
0. Milling Separator
7. Bucket Dampei.
8 Spray Dampei.
9. Air Seals
1U Elevators,
11 Woim Conveyors
12 Bleacher
13. Scourers,
14. Biush Machine
15 Centrifugal Dressing Machine
16 Eivtoletrcs
17, Pneumatic Sack Cleaners.
18. Flour Mixer,
19 Round Cockle Seed Separator,
20. Mechanical Flour & Bran packer 21 Combined Washer Whizzer and Stoner.
22. Cyclones.
19) Tobacco Processing & Cigarette Making Machinery
1 Threshing Plants.
2. Conditioning Cylinders
3 Tobacco Re-dryers.
4. Vibiatory and Band Conveyois
5 Pneumatic conveyors
6. Tipping and Tie Leaf cutting Machine.
7. Cigarette Making Machines.
8. Filtei Tip Attachment.
9. Cellophare Whapping Machines with tear strip
device.
10 Tobaccu Cutting Machines.
11 Plug Making Machines.
12. Cigarette Packing Machines.
(20) Miscellaneous Items:
1. Rock dnJls (30/60 lbs.).
2. Continuous type solvent Extraction Plants.
3 Conveyors and Elevators,
4. Demolition tools.
5 Core Dulling equipment
6 Well Drilling Rigs.
7. Electric coal drills.
8 Laundry Equipment.
9 Dry cleaning, washing machines (washing machines, Hydro-extractors dry cleaning machines, steam presses, calendering machines, diy tumblers etc)
10. Vacuum coating and impregnating plants.
11 Electroplating equipments.
J 2 Feed milling plants.
13. Industrial separators, centrifuges and clarifiers.
14 Element type of industrial filters
15. The stream-hue filters.
16 Oil purification plants and vegetable oil re-
fining planti.
17. Spray dryers for food and chemicals.
18. Industrial oil and gas burners (for boilers,
ovens and kilns etc)
19. Asbestos cement product plants for asbestos: Asbestes cement sheets (plain and corrugated), asbestos cement pipes and pressure pipes.
20. Spray painting booths anj spray painting guns.
21 High Temperature, Liquid and/or Vapour phase heating generators and indirect heatine system.
22. Continuous self cleaning Centrifuges.
23. Reduction Gear Boxes including Marine Gear
Boxes.
24. Wagon Tipplei.
25 Sewercleaning machine
26. Stranding machines.
27 Conductor compacting equipment.
28. Paper covering and lapping machines.
29 paper Slitting machines
30 Vacuum Bright Annealing Plant.
31 Toilet an'd tooth brush tutting machine.
32. Paper gummed Tape manufaetunng machinery.
33 Carcass utilisation equipment.
324/320 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL 27. 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART 1APPENDIX 35~~cortcld.
34 Industrial filler lubricators and presses regulators
used for pneumatic appliances.
35. Multimcsh disc filters (Spinneret filters) and
elements.
36. Epoxy mismg and dearating plants
37 Galvanising baths and galvanising kettles.
38 Packing machinery.
39 Vibrating screens.
40 Ferous and non-ierrous industrial screens.
41 Perforated woven wire screens.
42 Liners such sugar centrifugal liners.
43. Coil winding machines
44 Foil winding machines.
45. Equipments/components for the manufacture of
continuous casting and rolling mill plant for
the conversion of E. C. grade aluminium rods
of 3/8" dia out of ingots.
46. Loadcells compression up to 100 tons and
tension upto 50 tons (based on strain gauge).
47. Pressure Transducers.
48. Differential pressure cell.
49. Differential pressure cell.
50. Torque transduceis.
51. Indicators for the items mentioned at SI, Nos.
viNos. (47 to 49) above.
52. Electronic automatic weight feeder (bath
motors).
53. Automatic carton Folding and Glueing Machine
54 Automatic and Semi-automatic bottle washing
machines.
55. Qutomatic carborators, de-aeratois, wuter cluUing plant*, and mixing units for metred mixing of concentrate, water sugar, acids etc.
56. Automatic bottle fillers for filling of all carbona-
ted dnnks or aserated water and beer.
*7. Dample rollei cleaning machine for use in
printing press.
58. Industrial Dners-cum-gas purifiers using lime-
Activated Alumina and MolecuUr sieves.
59. Industrial Centrifugal Detarcting machine.
60. Fully automatic high output labelling machine.
61. Sacehrimeters, Refractometers, Polaumeter,
Water circulating bath, Hydiometer requiied
for sugar industry and other hydrometers made
of glass.
62. Glass valves with Teflon Bellows and Stop'
cocks of all sizes and types.
63. Machine foi the manufacture of multiwall
paper sacks.
64. Fluid coupling upto 100 H.P.
65. Rayon & Synthetic Fibie Plants.
66 Air separation plants/Acetylene plants.
67. Bread & Biscuit making plant including bread
wrapping and slicing machines.
68. Stackors/Reclaimers.
69. High pressure Gas cylinders.
70. Coal and ash handlin plants.
71. Metallurgical machinery inter aha comprising of:
(a) Foundry equipment viz: muller, Multi- mills, sand conditioning/preparation plant, Ladles, Sand aerators, drying evens etc.
(b) Mineral crushing and grinding equipment.
(t1) Kilns and calcining equipment.
(cf) Equipment for iion ore pelletisation.
(e) Equipment for mineral ore benefication
plants.
(f) Equipments Tor Iron and Steel production.
72. Wav off-set rotary press.
73. Fluid energy Grinding Mill.
74. Electrostatic Paingmt equipment.
75. Automatic platen Printing machines.
76. Seed cleaners.
77. ElecLrically operated Vapounzei uplo a capacity
of 200 Kg per hour.
SEC 1] 1 HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/3?lAPPENDIX 36
List of raw materials and components which will be allowed for import by Storage battery iudustry
Remark <
SI. N o
Items
1
2
Laport of individual items will he allowed on icstncted basis (i.o. upto 20% ot the value of the licence) 3
value ot licence
4 5 6. 7 8 9 10 11 12 13. 14 15. 16 17 18 19
:o .u
Arsenic, aibenio loud Glass wool oiats (for ihe manulaeture of rubber separator ] only) y Battery separators iHlicr ttwn Wooden separator j Mii.ro sulphur Red lead (for manuldoiure of Aircraft batteries onlv) Special sealing compuunO Carbon black *,id Aclivaicd Carbon Rubber aiXelators Wood flour bbonitc duii [Lopol Heat iinpriiilmg f^i) SiliLon filler Bulcttitab L S powder Glass iibro ^luevia^) on restricted basis i o. upto 20°^ ol the Coik powder Calcium formate Indulm A.T Rozalex barrici i.reani Prtroleuni jellv Oasil—23 Zeiv) Vanif.prcne CB Vandyke brown pow3*t Train lighting tubes and flexa tube oxide holders (ballery u
ibes) irlug
22. 23. 24. 25. Other items as required for special batteries as p"r uanufacti programme of each unii
Now :^Pleasesoc Section III of this Book in respoot of itemi included in this Appendix and import of whit h is canali'cd through a public
sector agency.
324/322 THE CAZETTK OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAJSAKHA 7, 1899 [PARI ]APPENDIX 3 7
List of raw mate, ials and components which will be allowed for import by Dry battery cell industry
ItCDiS
SI. Nc )
Remarks
Electrolytic M.ingencsc Dioxide.
On restricted basis
1
2 Graphite.
Carbon rods
On restricted basis
3.
Mierocrystallinc wan.
4
O< restricted basin
Cellulose acetate labels and film.
5
Special resin/^tanh for dry batteries.
6
Coated and impregnated paper, craft papei/lube paper craft.
7
Heat impregnating foils.
8.
Plastic (PVC) neat shrinking t u b e.
9
Special PVC strips .md sleeves.
JO
OHKT permissible chemical-. aaJ consumable items.
11.
NOTE .—(i) Pleaio see Section III of ihis Book in respect of items Included m this Appendix and import of which is canalised through a
public seulor agency.
tn) R e l u c t ed ltcim \vill bu allowod for import by the actual users upto 20% of the value of the licence
Siv II THE GAZETTE Ol' INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 324/323APPENDIX 3b'
IV1PORI POLICY FOR RAW MAlERlALS AND COMPONEN1S REQUIRED FOR THE MANUFACTURE Ol' RADIO RECEIVERS, 1RANSISTOR RADIO RECEIVERS, AM/FM RADIO RECEIVERS, MONO AMPLIFIERS, STEREO AMPLIFIERS, CAR RADIOS, MICROPHONES, TAPE RECORDERS, CAR CASSETTE PLAYERS, HEARING AIDS, T.V. RECEIVERS, RECORD PLAYERS. RECORD CHANGERS, ELECTRONIC DESK CALCULATORS, T.V. TUNERS, FLASH GUNS, D. C MICROMOTORS AND TAPE DECK MECHANISM—APRIL, 1977— MARCH, 1978
(A) EXISTING UNITS
(i) VALVE TYPE RADIO RECEIVERS, TRAN-
SISTOR RADIO RECEIVERS INCLUDING
LOW-PRICED RADIO RECEIVERS
AppliLdtions tium the existing S,S I units munu- t.iuu. ing valve type radium, tmnsifitoi radio reu'tveis, including cheap radio jcceivcrs who were granted import licences in April, 1975—March, 1976 or
N a me of C o m p o n e n t s/ M a t u u ls SI No
1
2
G a ng C o n d c u s e rs P VC of bl/eh 17 mm und I CM .
1.
2.
April, 1976—March, 1977 will be considered for grant of actual user licences for the import of radio components. Import licences will be issued for the value calculated at a puck value of Rs. 0 25 c.i f. per jadio set, based on their actual production of such radios during twelve months from 1st April 1976 to 31st March 1977 increased by 50% thereof for ex- pansion. The licence will be valid for the import of the following components/materials only, subject to value limit indicated against each :—
Value limit up to which import will be allowed within the face
value of the licence
3
. . . . ..
I'otentiomoters i e v o l u me c o n t r o ls or tone c o n t r o ls ( m i n i a t u r i s t! or slide) with or without %w\- ches, A ganged, dual tandem, push pull, wirr wound . . . . . ..
Tuning indicators or lovel Indicator*
3
4,
10%
Miscellaneous items viz Inz wire, high permeability laminations, phosphor bronze strips and shed 3, insulating materials including melinex film, special polishiDg material, wire thinner than 44 SWG, Jacks and Plugs, Micro Crystalline, wax, mould releasing agent, protective lacquer for aluminium trim ,
5
50 %
Acrylomtryl butedin styrene (ABS), Acrylic Plastic Moulding Powder, Acrylic sheets, Acetal Copo- lymer, Copolymcr Styrcne, Polysulphone, Polypropylene and Nylon moulding powder
25%
NOTU '.—Items (1) to (5) can be imported as complete items or parts thereof.
2. Import licences for radio components/materials
issued undei this Policy can ulso be utilised for :—
(i) The import of components required for the scivicing ot radio receivers, up to 5% of the face value of the licence within the overall value of the licence.
(ii) A maximum of 2 prototypes (sample) radios upto a nuumiim value of Rs 1,000 svilhm the overall face valuo of the licence.
3 The applications for licences should aho be accompanied by a certificate of Chartered Accountant or of the concerned State Director of Industries, in- dicating the number of radio sets pioduccd by the applicant unit during 12 months from 1st April 1976 to 31st March 1977. The certificate should separately indicate the number of sets produced in each category us under :—
Statement of production of Radios—1-4-1976 lo 31-3-1977
Total
Single Band
Multl. Band
Valve type receivers
- Irunsisioi Sch
TOTAL
The intimation of the issue of an import licence together with a copy of the nbove statement of pro- Juction) should be endoised to DC(SSI). Nirman Shavan, New Delhi by the Licensing Authority.
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(u) AM/FM Radio Receivers
Applications from the existing SSI units manufac- i in ing A M / FM radio receivers who were granted licences for the period April 1975—March 1976 or April 1976—March 1977, will be considered for grant of actual users licences for the import of radio com- ponents. Import licences will be issued for the value calculated at a pack value of Rs. 4 per set, based on their actual production of such radios during twelve months from 1-4-1976 to 31-3-1977 increased by 50 per cent thereof for expausion. The licences will be valid for import of the following components/ materials only, subject lo the value limit indicated
•against each :
1. Gang condenseis for AM/FM
2. Tuning indicators or level indicators - -- 20%
3. FM Tuners & variometers — 50%
4. Tuning indicators or level indicators -- 10%
5. Miscellaneous items viz., htz wire, — 50%
high permeability laminations, phosphor bronze strips and sheets insulating materials including melinex film, special polishing materials, wire thinner than 44
SWG, Jacks & Plugs, Micro Crystal- line wax, mould releasing agent, protective lacquer for aluminium trim.
6. Acrylonitryl butedin slyrene (ABS), — 2 5%
Acrylic Plastic Moulding Powders, Aciylic sheets, Acetal Copolymei, Copolymer Styrene, Polysulphonc & Nylon moulding power,
2. Import licences for radio components/materials
issued under this policy can also be used for :
(i) the import of radio components required for the servicing of radio receivers upto 5 per cent of the face value of the licence with- in the overall value of the licence ;
(u) the maximum of two prototypes (samples) radios up to J maximum value of Rs 1,000 within the overall face value of the licence
1 Applii.iilinns ror Ktuces should .ilso bf r-uvom-
p.iniod 1>Y a ChdiiLicd Aujcjuntant Ccilificiic m from the State D l ,, indicating the number ot such sets produced by the applicant during 12 months from 1-4-1976 to 31-3-1977. The intimation of the issue of an import licence together with a copy of above statement of production should be endorsed to DC(SSI), Nu-man Bhawan, New Delhi-110011, by the licensing authorities concerned
(iii) MONO AMPLIFIERS INCLUDING PUBLIC
ADDRESS
4. Applications tor import of components/materials will be considered from existing SSI units manufac- turing mono amplifiers who were granted import licen- ces in April 1975—Maich 1976 or April 1976— Mjich 1977. Import licences will be issued for the value calculated at a pad' value of Rs. 5 00 ci.f per mono amplifier based wi the actual production of mono amplifiers during twelve months from 1st April 1976 to 31st March 1977 increased by 100% thereof for expansion subject to the maximum of approved capacity. The import licences, where issued will be valid for the import of the following components/ materials only, subject to the value limit indicated against each :—
Nam; of the components/ materials
SI. No
Value limit up to which import will be allowed within the face value of the licence
1
3
a
1 Valves other than those manufactured by M/s. Bharat Electronics Ltd. as given in Annexure I to this Appendix
20%
2. Electrolytic condensers low voltage dbove 2U0O MFD of rating 25 V and above ,
J.
30% Electrolytic condensers high voltage 450 V and above . .
.
4 Potentiometers /1, volume controls or tone cnui'il" (miniaturised or slide) with or with- out switches, Ranged, dual, tandem, push pull, (Virc wound . . . ..
5 frjnsislors having dissipation of above 10 Watis. field effect rransiMois oilier than thoje available indigenously
Li Hijih permeability Mu-Mctal lamination*, lack: and pluKs nd parts thereof, insuhtinji mateiial a 10%
7 lntegjjited Oicuirs other than those '.pucificd m Annexurc II to this Apjx-ndix
M)";,
8 U U> . . . ..
SLC. 1J llJr. G A Z r r iL Ol" INDIA F\lk.M>RDlNAR\ U'RIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 32A/H5APPENDIX 38—conid.
5. Import licences tor components/materials
issued under this policy will .1W.1 be v iluJ U\ .—
(1) the import ol components icqunai tut tne sei- vjcing ol ainplihcrb up to 5C/K ot tht face value ol ihc licence within the over .ill value of the: licence
(ii) a maximum of 2 prototypes (samples) mono amplifieis up to a nidximum value of Rs 1000 within the overall face value of the licence.
6. The application for licence should also be ac- companied by a certificate of Chartered Accountant or ol the LoncemeU Stale Dueaoi of Industries indi- cating the number of mono amplifiers produced by the applicant during twelve months from 1st April 1976 to 31st March 1977. The certificate should separately indicate the number of amplifiers produced in each category
Statement of production of Amplifiers—1-4-1976 to 31 3-1977
Location
Name of Unit .
Number
Category
Valve Amplifiers
Transistorised Amplifiers
TOTAL
The intimation of the issue of an import licence (together with a copy of the above statement of pro- duction.) should be enclosed to DC(SSI), Nirman BhavLin, New Delhi by the Licensing Authority.
(Jv) STEREO AMPLIFIERS
7. Applications for import of components/materials will be considered from existing SSI units manufac- turing Stereo Amplifiers/Import licences will be issued tor the value calculated at a pack value of Rs. 25 c i.f. per stereo amplifier based on the actual produc- tion of stereo amplifiers during 12 months from 1st April 1976 to 31st March 1977 increased by 100% thereof for expansion subject to the maximum of approved capacity The import licences where issued will be valid for the import of the following compo- nents/materials only, subject to the value limit indi- cated against each :—
1
2
3
4
10"-,;
3
25" 10"/,;
6
Electrolytic Condensers of rating 25 V and above and value 2,000 M Fd and above Potentiometers i.e. dual volume controls or tone controls (miniaturised or slide) with or without switches, ganged, dual, tandem, push pull, wire wound Transistors having dissipation of above 10 watts, field effect transistors, other than those specified in the Annexure II of this Appendix. High permeability Mu-Metal laminations, jack and plugs and parts thereof, insulating materials Integrated circuits other than those specified in Annexure Fl to this Appendix LED Lamps Thermal relay, V. U Meter
7 8
8 Impoit licences for components/materials issued
under this policy will also be valid for : —
(ii the impoit of components required for the servicing of stereo amplifiers up to 5% of the face value of the licence within the over- all value of the licence.
(n) a maximum of 2 prototypes (samples) 5,tereo amplifiers up to a maximum value ol Rs. 2,000 wilhm the overall face value of the hcence.
9. The application for hcence should also be accom- panied by a certificate of Chartered Accountant or of the concerned State Director of Industries indicating the number of stereo amplifiers produced by appli- cant during 12 months from 1st April 1976 to 31st March 1977. The intimation of the issue of an import hcence (together with a copy of production state- ment) should be enclosed to DC(SSl), Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi by the Licensing Authority.
(v) TAPE RECORDERS/CAR CASSETTE
PLAYERS
10 Applications fioni existing small-scale units, manuiactunng tape recorders who were granted import licences in April 1975—March 1976 or April 1976—Maich 1977 will be considered for grant of aciu.il user licences for the import of components required for tape recorders/car cassette players. Import licences will be issued for the value calculated at a pack volue of Rs 40 cj.f. per tape recorder/ car cassette based on their actual production of such tape recorders/car cassette players during 12 months from 1st April 1976 to 31st March 1977 plus 100% subject to a maximum of total approved capacity. The licence will be valid for the import of the fol- lowing components/materials only, subject to the value limit indicated against each.
Name of the comporients/rnaterials
s. No
Value limit upto which import will be allowed within the face value of licence
2
i 1
1. liams a., allowed m the A.U, Policy for Mono & Stereo amplifiers with percentage restrictions indicated therein
50% (Aggregate)
2,
20%
3
10%
4.
5
Microphone pans, such as diaphragm, inu- metal laminations, winding wire thinner than 44 SWO, related hardware, microphone cart- ridge. . . . . .. Ceramic capacitors (miniaturised) Miniaturised Pash/shde, Band Switches (or parts thereof) Tuning indicators or level indicators or parts thereof (l) Motors and magnetic heads or parts
6
60% thereof
(ii) Tape deck mechanism (complete) for, tape recorders/car cassette players hu' excluding primed circuit boards or any other electronic circuitry
1.
25% 15% 3% 8. >),
, Rubber parts, plugs, swkets and ear phones . Tape counters . 7tsting and cleaning cassettes (100 Noa )
(Non-admissible against any REP ')
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11. Import licences for tape recorders/car cassette players components/materials issued under this policy can also be utilised for :—
( I) the import of components required for the servicing of tape recorders/car cassette up to 5% of the face value of the licence within the overall value of the licence ;
(n) a maximum of 2 Prototype (samples) tape recorders/car cassette up to a maximum value of Rs. 1000 within the face value of the licence.
12 The application for licences should also be accompanied by a certificate of the Chartered Accountant or of the concerned State Director of In- dustries, indicating the number of tape recorders/car cassette produced by the applicant unit during 12 months from 1st April 1976 to 31st March 1977. The certificate should separately indicate the number of sets produced in each category as under :—
Statement of production of Tape Recordera/car cassette players
1-4-1976 to 31-3-1977
Name of Unit . .. _ _. Location
Category Number
Valve type
Transistorised type
TOTAL
The intimation of the issue of an import licence (together with a copy of the above statement of production) should be endorsed to DC(SSI), Nirmau Bhavan, New Delhi by the Licensing Authority.
materials, only subject to the value limit indicated against rich • —
SI. Name ot components/materials No.
Valu; limit upto which impon will be allowed within the face value of the licence
1 2
Prrmeamlity tuner (CM parts thereof)
. Miniaturised Push Hand Swithes (or
parts thereof)
33",
3 . Transistors having dissipation of 10 watts and above, varactor diodes field effect transistors . . ..
50%
4 . Iron dust cores, not exceeding 25 mm 1
in length
5
i
. Potentiometers l.e, volume controls or tone controls (miniaturised or slidej, with or without switches, ganged, dual, tandem, push pull, wire wound
6 F M. tuners or parts thereof .
7 . High permeability Mu-Metal laminations, insulating materials, winding wire, thin- ner than 44 SWG
J
8 . Feed-through ceramic capacitors
9
nges :—
Trimmers with the following capacitance ra
(a) 30 to 140 PF; and
(b) 60 to 1X0 PF.
14. Import licences for car ladio components/ materials issued under this policy can also be utilised for : —
(vi) CAR RADIOS (VALVE AND TRANSIS-
TORISED TYPE)
13. Applications for import of components/ materials will be considered from existing SSI units manufacturing car radios who were granted import licenses in April 1975—March 1976 or April 1976— March 1977. Import licences will be issued for the value calculated at a pack value of Rs. 10.00 c.i.f. per car radio based on the actual production of c;ir radios during twelve months from 1st April 1976 to 31st March 1977 increased by 100% thereof for expansion subject to the maximum of approved capacity. The import licences, where issued, will be valid for the import of following components/ (I) the import of components required for the servicing of car radios, upto 5% of the face value of the licence within the overall value of the licence ,
(n) a maximum of 2 prototype (samples) car radios upto a maximum value of Rs, 1000 within the face value of the licence
15. The applications for licences should also be aecompamed by a certificate oi Chartered Accountant or of the concerned State Director of Industries indi- cating the number of car radios produced by the applicant unit during twelve months from 1st April 1976 to 31st March, 1977. The ceitificate should
Su II HIE CiAZETIh Ol< INDIA FiXTRAOROINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 324/327APPENDIX 38—<.oma.
separately indicate the number of car radios produced in each category as under :—
Statement of produdion of Car Radios —1-4-1976 to 31-VI477
Name of Unit Location
Capacity
N u m t er
Valve type
Transistorised type . . ..
TOTAL . . ..
17. Import licences for microphone components/ matenals issued under this policy can also be utilised for—
(0 import of components required for the ser- vicing of microphones upto 5% of the face value of the licence within the overall value of the licence ;
(ii) a maximum of 12 prototypes (sample) microphone upto a maximum value of Rs. 1000 within the face value of the licence.
18. The application for licence should also be ac- companied by a certificate of Chartered Accountant or the concerned State Director of Industries indica- ting the number of microphones produced by the applicant unit during twelve months from 1st April 1976 to 31st March 1977 The intimation of the issue of an import licence (together with a copy of the above statement of production) ihovjld be endorsed to DC(SSI), Nirman Bhavan New Delhi by the I icrnsinp Authority
(viii) HEARING AIDS
The intimation of the issue of an import licence (together with a copy of the above statement of pro- duction) should be endorsed to DC(SSI), Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi by the licensing Authority.
(vii) MICROPHONES
16. Applications for import of components/mate- rials will be considered from existing SSI units manu- facturing microphones who were granted import licences in April 1975—March 1976 or April 1976— March 1977. Import licences will be issued for the value calculated at a pack value of Rs. 6.00 c i.f. per microphone based on the actual production of microphones duiing twelve months from 1st April 1976 to 31st March 1977 increased by 100% thereof for expansion subject to the maximum of approved capacity. The import licences where issued, will be valid for the import of the following components /materials only :—
(1) Diaphragm.
(2) Mu-metal laminations.
(3) Winding wire thinner than 44 SWG.
(4) Cartridges (other than Ommi-directional
type—50%).
(5) Mu-metal housing—15%
(6) Mylar sheets/Teflon tape—15%.
(7) Field effect transistors other than those
indicated in Annexure II to this Appendix 19. Applications from existing SSI Units manufac- turing hearing aids who were granted import licences in April 1975—March 1976 or April 1976—March 1977 will be considered for actual user licences for import of components/materials required for hearing aids. Import licences will be issued for the value calculated at pack value of Rs. 50 00 c,i.f. per hear- ing aid based on the actual production of hearing aids during twelve months from 1st April 1976 to 31st March 1977 increased by 100% thereof for expan- sion subject to the maximum of approved capacity. The import licence will be valid for the im- port of the following components/materials only subject to the value limits indicated therein :—
(1) Hearing aid earphones and parts thereof.
(2) Desk wired earphones/headphones and parts thereof for group equipment for classes in Schools for the Deaf.
(3) Hearing aid microphones (or parts thereof). (4) Bone conductors.
(5) Headbands. (6) Earmoulds and carmouid attachments. (7) Eartips, special tubing for eartips.
(8) Following items each upto 25 per cent of face value :— (a) Switches and parts thereof (miniaturised).
(b) Volume controls and parts thereof (miniaturised or slide) or without switches
(c) Potentioners for AVC or peak clipping
or pnrts thereof (miniaturised),
(d) Tantalum Capacitors with solid electro-
lyte expoy coated single ended leads
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(9) Following items each upto the face value
restrictions specified against each :—
(a) Electrolytic capacitors upto 250 rafd and upto
6V—15%
(b) Ceramic capacitors—15 %
(c) UM 5 carbon zinc batteries, mercury and nickel cadmium batteries, required for
hearing aids—15%.
(d) Phosphor bronze and beryllium copper wire/
strip /sheet—15%.
(e) VDRS—5%.
(f) Transistors required for the behind the
car-Type hearing aids—10%.
(10) Miscellaneous items like the following upto
a total face value limit of 20 per cent :—
Permaloy strips, laminates, epoxy/phenolic cooper 1 mm and under, mash for micro- phones, cord/cordage ontacts, aluminium for high grade anodizing, special lacqueis, glues and cements, nylon moulding powder, A B S powder.
(11) Integrated circuits other than tho^e specified in
Annexure II to this Appendix—20%
20. Import licences for components/materials issued for the manufacture of hearing aids under this pnhcy c;in nlso be utilised for—
0) the import of components required for the servicing of hearing aids upto 15 per cent of the face value of the licence withm the overall face value ;
(ii) a maximum of 2 prototype (sample) hearing aids upto a maximum value of Rs 2,000 within the fare vfiluc of the licence
21. The applications for licences should also be accompanied by a ceitificate of Chartered Account- ant or of the concerned State Director of Industries indicating the number of hearing aids produced by the applicant unit during twelve months from 1st April 1976 to 31st March 1977. The intimation of the issue of an import licence (together with a copy of the above statement of production) should be endorsed to DC(SSI), Nirman Bbavan, New Delhi by the Licensing Authority.
(fx) T. V. RECEIVERS
components/materials only subject to the value limn indicated against each ;—
Nam; of curnpoiibiili/ materials
SI No
Value limit upto winch import will U allowed within the face value of the licence
1
2
3
10% 25 J. 1. 2. 3
4. 5
25%
6
Deflection coil . . . .. EHT transformers . Electronic valves other than those manufactured by M/s. BEL given in Annexure I to this Appendix Core Locking Compound High voltage transistors (Vc^o anii Vcbo) of 250 volts and above . . .. Special type of diodes including booster diodes and E HT diodes Field-effect Transistors
7
8
25%
9
10.
Integrated Circuits not specified in Annexure l( to this Appendix Special Resistors of Voltage 1000 and above High Voltage electrolytic capacitors 450 Volt and above . . ..
11
15% 12.
13
15% Special mica capacitors of voltaue above 1500 Volt Voltage Dependent Resistors . . .. Items as allowed in the A U. Policy for T V. tuners . . . .. Special hardwares (other than banned items)
5% 14,
Transistor having dissipation of above 10 watts
15.
other than those available indigenously.
Heat Sink compound . . ..
10% 16
23. The applications for licences should be accom- panied by a certificate of Chartered Accountant or of ihe concerned State Director of Industries indicating the number of T V. receivers produced by the appli- cant unit during twelve months from 1st April, 1976 to 31st March, 1977. The intimation of the issue of an import licence (together with a copy ot the above statement of production) should be mdorsed to DC ,'SSI), Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi rw the Licencing Authority.
Note.—Import licences for components/materials issued under this policy can also be utilised for the import of :—
Components required for the servicing of TV Receivers, upto 10% of the face value of the licence within the overall value of the licence.
(x) SET OF T.V. DEFLECTION COMPONENTS
22 Applications from the existing S.S.I. Units manufacturing T.V. receivers, who were granted im- port licences in April 1975—March 1976 or April 1976—March 1977 will be considered for grant of actual user licences for the import of components/ materials. Import licences will be issued for the value calculated at a pack value of Rs. 50 ci,f per T. V. receiver based on their approved capacity. The licence will be valid for the import of the following 24. Applications from the existing SSI units manu- facturing set of T V, Deflection components [com- prising of H) Deflection Coil, (ii) FHT Tumsfnrpieis and Oii) Linearity coil, who were granted import licences in April 1975—March 1976 or April 1976— March 1977 will be considered for impoit of com- ponents/raw materials Tmport lcences t\ill be iv-ued
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for the value calculated at a pack value of Rs. 15 c i f per set of T V Deflection components based on the actual production of such sets during 12 months from April 1975—March 1976 increased by 100% thereof for expansion subject to the maximum of approved capacity. The import licences will be valid for import of the following components/raw materials only subject to the value indicated against each :—
1. (i) Magnets for Deflection Yoke Comprising
of : (a) Beam centering magnet ~] (b) Correcting Rod Magnets V 10% (c) Rcster Corner shaping magnets J
fii) Yoke ring core for 14" & 12" TV
tube—15%.
2. Self-Bonding Copper wire, and 3. Plastic film and Tape (for 1000 Volt and
above breakdown)
4. Fire retarding polyestyrene resin. \ „, 5. Sihconc resin J '"
25. The applications for licences should be accom- panied by a certificate of a Chartered Accountant or of the concerned State Director of Industries, indicating the number of set of T.V. Deflection com- ponents produced by the applicant unit during the 12 months from 1st April, 1976—31st March, 1977. The intimation of the issue of an import licence (together with a copy of the above statement ot production) should be endorsed to DC(SSI), Nirman Bhavan. New Delhi bv the licensing authority (xi) RECORD PLAYERS
26. Applications from the existing S.S.I, units manufacturing record players, who were granted im- port licences in April 1975—March 1976 or April 1976—March 1977 will be considered for grant of actual user licences for import of components/ materials. Import licenced will be issued for the value calculated at a pack value of Rs. 10 c.i.f. per record player based on their actual production of such record players during 12 months from 1st April, 1976 to 31st March, 1977 increased by 100% thereof for expansion subject to the maximum of approved capacity. The import licences where issued, will be valid for import of the following components/ materials only :—
1. Motors and parts thereof (of rating 30 Watt or
below).
2. Standard Test Records (5 Nos.).
27. Import licences for components/materials issued under this policy oan also be utilised for the import of two samples of Record Players up to a maximum value of Rs, 1,000 within the face value of the licence.
28. The applications for licences should be aooompanied by a certificate of Chartered Accountant or of the concerned State Director of Industries indicating the number of record players produced by the applicant unit during twelve months from 1st April, 1976 to 31st March, 1977. The intimation of the issue of an import licence (together with a 33 G of 1/77—23
copy of the above statement of production) should be endorsed to DC(SSI), Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi by the licensing authority.
(xii) RECORD CHANGERS
29. Applications for import of components/mate- rials will be considered from existing S.S.I, units manufacturing reoord changers who were granted import licences in April 1975—March 1976 or April 1976—Maroh 1977. Import licences will be issued for the value calculated at a pack value of Rs. 18 c.i.f. per reoord changer based on the actual produc- tion of such record ohangers during 12 months froii- lst April, 1976 to 31st March, 1977 increased by 100% thereof for expansion subject to the maximum of approved capacity. The import licences, where issued, will be vaUd for the import of the following components/materials only:—
1. Motors (of rating 30 Watts or below).
2. Cam Assembly,
3 Lever and automatic trip—off switches, record changers
spindles or parts thereof.
4. Standard Test Records (5 Nos.)
30. The applications for licences should be accom- panied by a certifloate of Chartered Accountant or of the concerned State Director of Industries indicat- ing the number of record changers produced by the applicant unit during twelve months from 1st April, 1976 to 31st March, 1977. The intimation of the issue of an import licence (together with a copy of the above statement of production) should be en- dorsed to DC(SSI), Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi by the licensing authority.
(xiii) ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS
31. Applications for import of oomponents/mate- rials will be considered from existing S.S.I, units manufacturing electronic desk calculators, who were granted import licences in April 1975—March 1976 or April 1976—March 1977. Import licences will be issued for the value calculated at a pack value of Rs. 100 c.i.f. per calculator based on the actual production of such electronic desk calculators during 12 months from 1st April, 1976 to 31st Maroh, 1977 increased by 100% thereof for expansion subject to tho maximum of approved capacity. The import licences, where issued, will be valid for the import of the following components/materials only subject to the value limit indicated against each :—
1. Display devices other than those given in
Annexure I to this Appendix
2. ICs (Including LSI/MSI) other than those given In Annexure II to this Appendix .
3. Printers
50%
NOTE.—For more sophisticated types, like programmable cal- culators, the cases may be referred to the Department of Electronic* for consideration on individual merits
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32. Import licences for components/materials issued under this policy can also be utilised for the import of five samples of Electronic Calculators up to a maximum value of Rs. 5,000 within the face value of the licence.
33. The applications for licences should be accompanied by a certificate of Chartered Accountant or of the oonoorned State Director of Industries in- dicating the number of electronic desk calculators produoed by the applicant unit during twelve months from 1st April, 1975 to 31st March, 1976. The inti- mation of the issue of an import licenoe (together with a oopy of the above statement of production) should be endorsed to DC(SSI), Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi by the licensing authority.
(xiv) T.V. TUNERS
34. Applications for import of components/ materials will be considered from SSI units manu- facturing T.V. Tuners. Import licences will be issued for the value calculated at a paok value of Rs. 15 c.i.f. per T.V. Tuner on the basis of production during 12 months from 1st April, 1976 to 31st March, 1977 increased by 100% thereof for ex- pansion subject to the maximum of approved capacity. The import licences, where issued, will be valid for the import of the following components/ materials only subject to the value limit indicated against each:—
1. Variable capacity diodes 1
2. Switching diode (low resistance) J 3. High frequency transistors with fT above 500 MHz and noise figure less than Id B and field effect transistors other than those appearing In Annejiure IT to this Appendix,
4. Ferrito core for coils (High
frequency)
5. Integrated circuits other than 30%
those specified in Annexure II to this Appendix,
6. Feed-through capacitors (Cera-
mic type).
7. Miniaturised Ceramic Capacitors, 8. VHF Ceramic stlok with trim- ming arrangements without coils,
9. Contact strip for switch.
NOTE.—A maximum of two samples of T.V. Tuners will be permitted to be Imported against the import licences to be Issued to such actual users within the overall face value of Import licence.
35. The applications for licences should be accom- panied by a certificate of a Chartered Accountant or of the ooncerned State Direotor of Industries indicating the number of T.V. Tuners produoed by the applicant unit during the 12 months from 1st April, 1976—31st March, 1977. The intimation of the issue of an import licenoe (together with a oopy of the above statement of production) should be endorsed to DCXSSI), Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi by the licensing authority.
(xv) FLASH GUNS
36. Applications for import of components/ materials will be considered from SSI units manu- facturing Flash Guns. Import licences will be issued for the value calculated at a pack value of Rs. 40 c.i.f. per Flash Gun based on the actual production of such flash guns during 12 months from 1st April, 1976 to 31st March, 1977 increased by 100% thereof for expansion subject to ths maximum of approved capacity. The import licenoes, where issued, will be valid for the import of the following components/ materials only:—
1 Flasb Tubes.
2, High voltage flash condensers above 300 mfd and
450V.
3. Ferrite Pot core.
NOTE.—Import licences for components/materials issued under this policy can also be utilised for the import of a maxi- mum of two samples of Flash Guns within the overall face value of the import licence.
37. The applications for licences should be accompanied by a certificate of a Chartered Accoun- tant or of the ooncerned State Director of Industries indicating the number of Flash Guns produced by the applioant unit during the 12 months from 1st April, 1976—31st March, 1977. The intimation of the issue of an import licence (together with a copy of the above statement of production) should be endorsed to DC(SSI), Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi by the licensing authority.
(xvi) D. C. MICROMOTORS
38. Applications for import of components/ materials will be considered from SSI units manu- facturing D.C. Micromotors. Import licenoes will be issued for the value calculated at pack value of Rs. 7 c.i.f. per D.C. Micromotor based on the actual production of such D.C. Micromotors during 12 months from 1st April, 1976 to 31st March, 1977 increased by 100% thereof for expansion subject to the maximum of approved capacity. The import licences, where issued, will be valid for the import of the following components/materials only subject to the value limit indicated against each:—
1. Sintered self lubricating bear-
ings
2. Commutator Assembly or parts
3. Brush Assembly or parts
4. Rotor spindle (stainless steel,
super finished)
3, Governor assembly or parts 40%
6 Ferrite magnets 15 %
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7 Sub-rruniaturised ceramic capa- citors and Carbon film resistors (1/16 Watt)
10%
S.
20%
9
Phosphor Brorue/Berylllum") copper/Nickel silver/sheets I and strips > Mu-metal (Nicket-iron alloy) sheets
J
10.
11.
CRCA sheet of deep drawn qua-") .25% \ hty Special silicon steel for laml- I J nations
12.
10%
Stainless steel rods for roter upto 5 mm dia.
Nylon/epoxy moulding powder 15%
13.
14. Mellnex strip, Polytratadine rubber, Miniature Spacers and contacts
10%
NOTE :—Import licences for compononts/matenals issued under
this policy caD also be utilised for the import of a maximum of two samples of D C. Micromotors within the overall face value of the import licence
39. The applications for licences should be accom- panied by a certificate of a Chartered Accountant or of the concerned State Director of Industries indicating the number of D.C. Micromotors pro- duced by the applicant unit during the 12 months from 1st April, 1976—31st March, 1977. The inti- mation of the issue of an import licence (together with a copy of the above statement of production) should be endorsed to DC(SSI), Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi by the licensing authority.
(xvn) TAPE DECK MECHANISM
40 Applications for import of components/ materials will be considered from SSI units manu- facturing Tape Deck Mechanism. Import licences will be issued for the value calculated at a pack value of Rs, 25 c.i.f. per Tape Deck Mechanism based on the actual production of such tape deck mechanisms duung 12 months from 1st April, 1976 to 31st March, 1977 increased by 100 per cent thereof for expansion subject to the maximum of approved capacity The import licences, where issued, will be valid for the import of the following components/ materials only subject to the value limit indicated against each :—
1 Rubber pinch roller 2 Drive rubber belts
3. Sintered self lubricating bearings.
4.
15%
Stainless steel axle shaft not ex-~| cecdlng 10 emm in length y Stainless steel capstan shaft J
5
6
20%
CRCA sheets of thickness more than 0 45 mm with tolerance better than ± 0 03 mm.
7. 8.
•10%
9.
Spring steel sheets/strips "I Phosphor Bronze/Beryllium copper sheets/strips V Synthetic rubber such as silicon 1 and Neoprene J
JO.
ABS/Nylon/Acetal (Delrin) Moulding powder
20%
11.
Record/Playback heads, erase head or record/playback erase heads
12 D C. Micromotors
13. 14.
Silicone greese 1 j Molycote
^5%
15 Pre-recorded test cassettes of tape deck mechanisms (ma- ximum of 50 No Non-admissible against REP)
NOTE :—Import licences for components/materials issued under this policy can also be utilised for the import of a maxi- mum of two samples of Tape Deck Mechanism within the overall value of the Import licence.
41. The applications for licences should be accom- panied by a certificate of a Chartered Accountant or of the concerned State Director of Industries indi- cating the number of Tape Deck Mechanisms pro- duced by the applicant unit during the 12 months from 1st April, 1976—31st March, 1977. The inti- mation of the issue of an import licence (together with a copy of the above statement of production) should be endorsed to DC (SSI), Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi by the licensing authority.
42. Applications for import licences under this policy should be made to the regional licensing authority concerned in the prescribed form and manner. The existing units i.e. those who have obtained import licences for the period April 1975— March 1976 or April 1976—March 1977 should make applications direct to the licensing authorities concerned.
43. Requests for raw material/components for all other items not mentioned in this Appendix should be routed through the Director of Industries to the r3C(SSI) as per the proforma appearing in Annexure III to this appendix
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(B) NEW UNITS
44 Applications for grant of licences for import of components/raw materials as are permissible to the existing units under the provisions of this policy, will be considered from new small scale units who want to set up production of valve type radio receivers, transistor radio receivers, including low priced radio receivers, AM/FM radio receivers, mono amplifiers including public address, stereo amplifiers, tape recorders/car cassette player, car radios, microphones, hearing aids, TV receivers, set of deflection compo- nents, record players, record changers, electronics calculators, TV tuners, flash guns, DC microphones, tape deck mechanism, on the basis of approved capa- city and phased manufacturing programme. Applica- tions from such units should be submitted through State 'D.I to the DC(SSI), Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi-110011, for approval, of manufacturing pro- gramme and capacity. The first import licence foi import of raw materials and components will be gran- ted on the recommendation of the DC(SSI).
45 Applications for import of raw materials and components for end-products not mentioned in appen- dix 38 and annexures thereof and also in appendix 43 should be made to the DC(SSI) in the proforma as given in annexure III of this appendix (eight copies) through the office of the D.I. of the state concerned. Such applications will be scrutinized by DC (SSI) in consultation with the appropriate authorities. Appli- cations should be properly and completely filled in with clear indication of the licensing period to which the application pertains. Incomplete applications are liable to be rejected It is, therefore, in the interest of the umt to furnish detailed information required in the proforma.
46. No unit for electronics items env.saging import assistance in respect of capital goods and raw mate- rials/components will be registered by the Director of Industries without the approval of DC(SSI) in con- sultation with the Deptt. of Electronics. No units are to be allowed to operate/registered who envisage use of raw materials/components which may be available in the country but not manulactured indigenously, unless they show satisfactory record of procurement of such raw materials and components.
47 All units registered with Director of Industries prior to 1971 but not approved by DC(SSI) in con- sultation with Department of Electronics should immediately take steps to regularize their manufactur- ing activities by taking approval from DC(SSI). The State Director of Industries, should send to 'DC(SSI) and to Department of Electronics, within two months the necessary information as follows : —
(i) Name & Address of the unit,
(ii) Registration No. and Date.
(in) Products registered (clear nomenclature)
with quantity per annum.
(iv) Licences issued for capital goods and raw materials for the last 6 licensing periods with details of C G. and raw materials imported against such licences. The date of issue of E.C. should also be indicated in each licence.
(v) Production achieved in quantity and value of specific end products (licensing period- wise) .
(C) FACE VALUE RESTRICTION
48 No face value restriction shall apply, if the total value of the licence does not exceed Rs. 5,000 foi all items in Appendix 38, except in the case of items at S No, 7 for Radios and S. No (10) for Hearing aids.
(D) OPEN GENERAL LICENCE
49. Import of certain items for electronic industry is allowed under Open General Licence. Please see Appendix 1 of this Book.
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List of valves manufactured by M/s. Bharat Electronics Ltd.. Banoalore —560013
BEL TYPE No.
BEL TYPE No.
INDICATOR TUBES
90 CI
MF 21 P MF 31 D MF 31 P MF 41 F MFA 1 P MFA 1 D MFA 1 F ST 12 C ST 12 R
5651 5651 WA 5654 5725 5726 5751 5814 A 6146 B 6201 6883B CV 124 CV 133 CV 138 CV 140 CV 283 CV 287 CV 391 CV 395 CV 449 CV 455 CV 491 CV 492 CV 850 CV 1377 CV 1535 CV 1832 CV 1833 CV 1865 CV 1888 CV 2128 CV 2220 CV 2225 CV 2347 CV 2492 CV 2573 CV 2975 CV 4014 CV 4017 CV 4025 CV 5072 CV 5094 CV 5156 CV 5173 CV 5186 CV 5189 CV 5212 CV 5216 CV 5232 CV 5358 6AL 5 6AM 6 6 C 4 6 H 6 II 85A 2
BEL 25 BEL 25A(4604) C3 m DY 802 E 88 CC EB 91 EBC 81 EBF 83 EBF 89 EC 81 ECC 81 ECC 82 ECC 83 ECC 83MB ECC 85MB ECC 88 ECF 802 ECH 81 ECH 83 ECL 82 ECL 84 ECL 805 ECL 86 EF 89 EF 91 EF 95 EL 84 EL 86 EL 504 EM 84 EY 88 EZ 80 EZ 81 GZ 34 OA 2 OA 2WA OB 2 PCC 88 PCC 189 PCF 801 PCF 802 PCL 82 PCL 84 PCL 805 PCL 86 PL 84 PL 504 PY 88 UBC 81 UBF 89 UCH 81 UCL 82 UF 89 UL 84 UM 84 UY 85 VR 150
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List of Power Devices and Integrated Circuits manufactured by M/s. Bharat Electronics Ltd.,
Bangalore
-INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
DIGITAL LINER
BEL 7400 CA 3020 BEL 7420 CA 3020A BEL 7440 CA 3028A BEL 7441A CA 3053 BEL 74104 CA 3065 BEL 7476 CA 3085 BEL 7410 CA 3085A CA 3085B BFL 550A BEL 550 B MOSFET'S BEL 550 C
3N 187. 3N 200 CA 741
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PARTICULARS OF COMPONENTS/RAW MATERIAL FOR INDIGENOUS CLEARANCE FOR THE
MANUFACTURE OF ELECTRONICS END-PRODUCTS
Details of
SI. Nc
End- >. Pro- ducts
Last year's production Licences
Compo- nents/raw materials
Rate CIF with invoice ref. No.
Essentia- lity of the items to be imported/ remarks
Details specifi- cations of compo- ncnts/iaw materials
Presents prodn. gramme for which indigenous clearance sought
Total value of raw materials/ compo- nents/ end- product wise
already received utilised/ unutilised value
Quantity, in nos/ weight per unit of compo- nents/raw materials against each end- product.
Total quantity in nos./ weight for each com- ponents/ raw mate- rials end- product wise
8
9
1 2
6
3
4
5
10
11
7
12
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List of Items and raw materials, import of which will be allowed to the manufacturers of Electronic components
Value limit up to which import will be allowed within the face value of the licence
Value limit up to which import will be allowed within the face value of the licence
(vih) Roto-flnished c o m p o u n d / R o t o - f l n i s h ed 1
grinding chips
I Telescopic A trials 1
(i) Brass tubes thinner than 32 SWG diameter
(Ix) W a t er dip c o n c e n t r a te . . .. (x) D i - S o d l um Salt of m c n t a n i t ro B e n z e ne sulphuric a dd . . . ..
• 15%
(x 1) Di-methyl f o r m a l d e h y d e, (xti) Benzotriozol . ..
(xiii) Polymcthyl-methacrayiate glue (xtv) Polymethacrylic resin . . ..
ranging from 2 mm to 13 mm For Car Radio aerials, Brass tubes of up to 0.8 mm wall thickness (21 SWG) with diameter ranging from 2 mm to 16 mm will be permitted
Iff) Phosphor-Bronze strips/Beryllum Copper
(xv) Podacryl Resins . .. (xvi) Polyacetal m o u l d i ng p o w d er
15%
strips
10%
(lit) Nylon Cord (1.5 t0 4 mm in dm.) (Iv) Ferrite Magnets ring type for 12V motor ,
(xvil) Potassium S t a n n a te . . .. (xv///) Special degreasing agent
(xix) Electrical Insulating P a p er (Special
1 I 5%
quality)
2. Loud Speaktrt I
{xx) Special lubricant
(xxt) (a) Poly c a r b o n a te M o u l d i ng P o w d er
(b) D A P A BS M o u l d i ng P o w d er Filled j- 40%
N y l on
80%
(0 Paper cones for Loud Speakers of sizes 12' and above, Including flexible sur- rounds
4. R.F. and IF. Transformer si Coils and Tuning
• 60%
Coils i
(ff) Weather proof voice coil paper (///) Enamelled self bonding copper wire flat or round of thickness up to 0 3 mm .
(iv) Braided wire, special rivets/eyelets .
1
(i) Litz wire Rayon covered copper wire and enamelled copper wire thinner than 44 SWO
[ 40% (v) AdheslveB and solvents . . .. (W) Chemicals and other items :—
(ff) Miniature tubular ceramic capacitors
40%
less than 8mm in length .
(a) Plastic glue (b) Epoxy resin, their hardner and
solvents
(c) Opanol (Isobutylene Polymers)
*
I 15%
(vii) (a) Benzilldlne Acetone
(Hi) Bakelite formers 7mm and saer (/v) Brass cans for (IFTS 7 mm and smaller) . (v) Micro-crystalhne wax . . .. (v/) Polycarbonate moulding powder
30%
(b) Electrical Insulating paper, Kraft
J- 10%
paper
(c) Polymeth acrylic Resins
(v/Z) PosyD wire (yilf) Polycarbonate foil, cellulose acetatebu- 1 15%
trate foil, cellulose tracetate foil
(ix) Polypropylene moulding powder (vlit) Synthetic Rubber except SBR type (Butyl
30%
Rubber) . . ..
(x) Toreadod cup cores and Feirite drums
cores not exceeding 7mm in length
25% 3 Band Switches!Band change switchesIconnecto
5. Gang Condensers Air Dielectric i
rs
(i) Phosphor-Bronze strips (sheets up to .3 me
(I) Aluminium strips below 1 mm thick, close tolerance, 99.0% and above purity thickness). Electrically, good conductor and having good springly quality
70%
80%
(il) Brass rods upto 8 mm diameter dent free, free cutting quality in close toleranc (//) Berylium copper/Brass strips, Bronze (alloy of brass and tin), wire, silver plated
'y 30%
(hi) Ceramic studs . .. (iv) Phosphor-Bronze Sheets/Strips upto .3 mm (///) Phenolic sheets/strips below 1.5 mm
thick and electrically good conductor and having good spnngly quality .
"1 | 25%
(iv) Silicon grease (v) Manganese Nickel stnps Gold plated (W) Spring Steel strips . . ..
(v) Copper foils (vi) Brass strip (Close tolerance in microns) . / 20%
(vff) Acid Resisting Laquer :—
j 15%
(a) Polyvlnyl Butyral resin . (b) Dimethyl alkyd benzyl Ammoniurr
1 | 15% bichromate
(vli) Phenolic strip (below 1.5 mm) (i'/r/) Silicon grease (ix) Steel balls (other than banned categories).
c. 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAlSAKHA 7, 1899 324/337APPENDIX 39 -Qomd.
Value limit up to which import will be allowed within the face value of the licence
Value limit up to which import will be allowed within the face value of the licence
9. Wire Wound Resistors and wire wound potenth
imeter :
PVC Gang Condensers •
(0 (u) All types of resistance wires other than (/) Plain Aluminium Foils strjps 99.9% and above purity . . .. | 70%
Nickel chrome type.
(/>) Nickel chrome wire thinner than 32 [ 90%
SWO. . .. .
33%
(c) Resistance Tapes, all types
(//) Nickel silver strips (Electronic grade)
20% (//) Brass Sheets/Strips close tolerance . (///) Brass rods up to 8 mm diameter, dent free, free cutting quality in close tolerance (h) Phosphor-Bronze strips/sheet up to ,3 mm thickness . . ..
10. Ceramic Capacitors :
(v) Policarbonate fW) Silicon Grease (W/) Chemical solution for treating polyfilm
20% 40% 15% 15%
(/) B a s ic B i s m u th c a r b o n a te O x i de n i t r a te Powder/Liquid
(11) T in O x i de
} 80%
25%
(ill) Silicic A c id . . . .. . . .. (iv) S i l v er P o w d er
j 35% (vlil) Copper Foil of high purity (99 9%) and close tolerance (Thickness 0 05 mm and 008 mm Tolerances 005 and .008 mm). (iv) Aluminium strips / foils from 0 1 to 0 5
(v) S i l v er p o w d er s u s p e n s i on
mm thick.
(x) Polyethylene strips/foil from 0 03 mm
(vi) R aw M a t e r i a ls f or c e r a m ic T a pe :
to 0 08 mm
(\i) Polypropylene moulding Powder
Plastic Film Capacitors i
(a) A m m o n i um A l g l n a te (b) M e t h yl H y d r o xy E t h yl C e l l u l o se (c) P r e v e n t al . . . .. id) T h i n n er (e) S o l d er p a s te . . . ..
( /) B e d o c r yl r e s in
5%
70%
(I) Metalized or Plain film Polyester/policar- bonatc/Polypropylene/Teflon/ Polyethylene (for use in electronic industry only)
(g) V e g e t a b le g l ue . . .. (vil) B e n t o m i te . . . . .. (vlll) G l a ss P o w d er
(//) Special tin foil/lead foil/zinc foil/copper ' 1
foil
(///) Aluminium foil of 99.0% and above [ 40%
purity .
.
(ix) P o l y v u i yl a c e t a te . . .. (x) A c r y l ic r e s in b a s ed m a r k i ng p a i n ts . (xt) B l a nc m i x t u re . . . .. (xti) P r e c i p i t a t ed b a r i um C a r b o n a te
(Iv) Phenolic resin/epoxy resin/Polyester resin/" 1
(x n l) P o l l a d i u ra C h l o r i de (\lv) C e r i um o x i de . . . ..
Epok coumorons resin, their hardners and solvents
11. Carbon Resistors:
25%
(/) S t r o n t i um C a r b o n a te . . ..
10% (i>) Araldite hardners and solvent* (vi) Moulding Wax (vii) Polyester/Polystyrene/Policarbonate/Polye- thylene/polypropylene/Teflon rod/"tlck
(U) I n g r e d i e n ts for l a c q u e rs to be p r o d u c ed
(vltl) Diphenyl Propane resin
1
L 5%
locally :— (a) E p o xy resin ester (b) Polyvlnyl a c e t a te . . .. (c) M e t h y g l y c ol a c c e t a te
T Value of 1 Individual 1 item not 1 to exceed J 15%
(ix) Silicon grease . . .. (x) Stamping ink . . .. (xi) Aluminium solder . . .. (xtl) Ethyl Collulose (xiti) Polystrenc Film.. , .for electronic
50%
industry
5%
, Electrolytic Capacitors ;
(1) Plain Aluminium Foil 99 0 % and above
60%
punty . ..
. ..
(W) Condenser paper/Condenser Tissue
12 Cones for Loudspeakers :
30%
Paper . . .. .
(i) Pulp for manufacture ofloudspeakers
(HI) Aluminium wire 99.9% and above
cones.
10%
purity .
Ul) Plastic Glue, Phenolic Resin, Rubber Glue
i 30%
Mobilcar'M1
i 30%
(lit) Resin Solution, Ethyox>line Resins (tv) Screen netting (60 mesh)
{iv) Ethylene Glycol (v) Ammonium Pentaborate (vi) Bone Acid high purity . (vlt) Phenolic resln/epoxyresin/polycstcr resin/ Epok coumorons resin, their hardners and solvents
I 20%
1 20% (viil) Synthetic Rubber Bonded Paper Coated with rubber/caps of low chlorine content .
(v) Basoplast. (vi) Mowilith. (vii) Melamin Resin (i'//i) Chlorazol Bla'-k
J (ix) Stamping Ink
5%
324/338 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAlSAKHA 7, 1899 [PARrIAPPENDIX 39—concld.
Value limit
up to which
import will
be allowed
within the
face value
of the
licence
Value limit
up to which
import will
be allowed
within tbt
face value
of the
licence
13. Potentiometers or Volumt controls :
(Hi) (a) Stainless wire mesh from 18 lo 300
mesh Sizes . . . ..
1 i 10%
(b) Nylon cloth 355 mesh .
I 80%
(I) Beryllium Copper/Beryllium brass/strip .
ill) Phosphor Bronze strips/sheets
(ill) Nickel Silver strips . . ..
(iv) Bakellte/Phonohc rigid strip/sheet below
J 1.5 m m.
(iv) Photo Emulsion Chemical
10% (i1) Slllcone grease, Molygrcase, Castrolese
Blectrolable
10%
15. Sllvtr Mica Capacitors :
80%
(/) Silver Powder suspension
(H) Thinner (Electronic grade) .
(vl) S t a m p i ng ink
(vll) Water dip concentrate . . ..
(viU) Polymethylacrylic resin . . ..
(/*) Polyacetate m o u l d i ng p o w d er
3%
(Ill) (a) Stainless wire mesh from 18 to 300
> 10% (x) Potassium Stannate . . .. (xi) Polycarbonate Granules, A BS material,
nylon p o w d er
mesh sizes . ..
(b) Nylon cloth 355 mesh .
J (xli) Acctor C o - p o l y m er . . ..
•i
(Iv) Microcrystalline wax
10% •*(*/") F or C a r b on Tracki :
(v) Epoxy resin hardners and solvents .
10%
(W) Printing ink
5%
(vH) Photo Emulsion Chemical
5%
(>7tf) Phenolic Resin with filler/ synthetic resin
15%
(tx) Special tin foil/lead foil/coppor foil
(a) Policarbonate/phenolic resin/Ethyl A l-
c o h ol 9 9 % / D i m e t h yl alcohol 9 9%
(b) C a r b on Suspension/inclusive of car-
b on a nd Graphite C o n d u c t or Powders
(c) Silver Powder/Silver Flakes/Silver
powder suspension . . ..
20%
punched copper foHs(99.9% puTity)
• 43%
••For manufacturers of only Carbon Tracks, the per-
centage shown against item (W) would be doubled
and items (/) to (v) and (vii) to (xll) would not be
permitted.
No res. 1. Please see Section HI of this Book in respect of items
the Import of which is canalised through a Public
Sector agency.
(d) E p o xy and araldite resin .
(e) Phenolic strips b e l ow 1 . 3 m m ..
( /) Kiloplse
( i) Soldering SUieone . . ..
(A) Caatrolese
( /) Electrolube
( /) Phenolic Strip
(k) C o t t on rag paper board/strip .
(0 C a r b on black . . ..
(m) M e ta cidaollc acid . . ..
(n) Titanium dioxide . . ..
1 J
14. Silver Mica Plates :
2. Requests for import of raw materials/components
not mentioned in this appendix should be routed
through Director of Industries to the DC (SSI)
as per the proforma appearing in Annexure 10
to Appendix 38.
(i) Silver Powder suspension , . .
90%
(it) Thinner (Electronic grade). .
10%
3. Import of certain items for electronic industry is
allowed under open General Licence Please see
Appendix 1 of this Book.
SEC. U THH GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27. I977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 324/339APPENDIX 40
List of component parts/Raw materials, Import of which will be allowed for the manufacture of (1) Dental units (2) dental alrotors, and (3) Dental Materials.
1. Component parts Import of which will he allowed
(A) 2-Hydroxy 4-N-Hept-oxybenzophe- for the manufacture of Dental Units
(/) Dental High Speed Drilling Engines complete.
(//) Handpieces—all types.
(Hi) Triple Section Arm and Cablearms.
(fv) Wrist Joints—all typos.
(v) Three in one Air and Water Syringe,
(v/) Mercury coated Projector Bulbs.
none/Unistat 247.
(xi) N-amyl Salicylate.
(xu) Potasium Titanoflouride.
(xm) Tetra Potassium Pyrophosphate
(xiv) Oxyphosphate of Zinc.
(xv) Zinc Resinate R. 33.
{xvi) Magnesium Oxide.
(xvn) Spearmint oil.
2. Component parts Import of which will be allowed
(xvih) Kauri Gum.
for the manufacture of Dental Airotors .
(t) Airotor Handpieces.
(H) Airmotor Handpiece
(HI) Control Valves.
(xix) 2-Ethyl Hexyl Acrylate Monomer.
(xx) N-butyl Methacrylate Monomer.
(xxi) 2-Hydroxy 4-Methyoxy Benzophenone.
(xxti) Sodium Alginate Dental Grade.
3. Raw materials import of which will be allowed for
{xxiii) Lactose.
the manufacture of Dental Materials
(0 Ethylene Glycol Dimethacrylate.
(") Dimethyl Paratoluidine.
{id) Benzoyl Peroxide.
(iv) Silica Filler.
(v) Sodium Polyphosphate.
(vi) Crestanol.
(vii) Dimethoxytetra Etyylene Glycol.
(vin) Diammonium Hydrogen Phosphate.
(Lx) Vcrsamid 100x70%.
(xxtv) Copal Gum.
(xxv) GurnDamur.
(xxvi) Carnauba Wax.
(xxvu) Candillilla Wax.
(xxvm) Methyl Ethyl Ketone.
(xxix) Wool Creosote.
(xxx) Ethylene Maleic Anhydride 31 Copoly- mer.
(xxxi) Titanium Dioxide AE, Re and RCR Rutile Grade only.
NOTE :—Please see Section III of this book in respect of items import of which has been canalised through public sector agencies.
324/340 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAlSAKHA 7, 1899 [ P A R TIAPPENDIX 41
Import Licencing Policy for iron and steel and ferro alloys items for the licensing period April 1977—March 1978
INTRODUCTION
The Import Policy for iron and steel and ferro alloys lor April 1977—March 1978 has been formu- lated, keeping in view the unproved climate of economic growth, need for self sufficiency, import substitution, maintaining the tempo of increase in domestic production and removal to the extent possi- ble of constrants to the industrial growth in all spheres. The procedure for obtaining the requirements ot steel and ferro alloy items will be the same, as laid down in Section I of this Book, subject to the condition that the item-wise policy for imports of steel and ferro alloys will be as specified in this Appendix.
2. The system of automatic and supplementary licensing as given in Section I ot this Book will also be applicable to the iron & steel items.
3 A large number of iron and steel and ferro alloy items have been placed under Open General Licence and under the direct allotment scheme by the canalis- ing agency viz: SAIL International Limited. The items of iron and steel and ferro alloys have been classified under 4 Schedules viz:
Schedule 'A' —Items which are allowed to be imported under Open General Licence.
Schedule 'B'.—Items, release of which will be made by the canalising agency, viz : SAIL International Limited, without the require- ment of release order, under the scheme of direct allotment.
Schedule 'C.—Items, import of which will be
allowed in full.
Schedule 'D'.—Items produced by integrated steel plant and other indigenous manufac- turers, for which the actual users should register their requirements with the Steel Authority of India Limited/Iron and Steel Conroiler, Calcutta Metals Scrap Trade Coiporation of India Limited, for demestic/ imported supply of their requirements for twelve months.
4 Actual uberb requiring iron and steel and ferro alloy items will have to follow [he procedure indicated in the succeeding paragraphs.
SCHEDULE 'A'
5. In respect of items coveied by Schedule VA' of this Appendix, no import licences will be granted by ihe licensing authorities and the actual users engaged in industrial production are free to import such items under the aforesaid Open General Licence to meet their full requirements.
SCHEDULE 'B1
6 In the case of items covered by Schedule 'B' of this Appendix, release will be made by SAIL Inter- national Limited, to actual users without the require- ment ot release order, under the policy of direct allotment. Actual users may approach the SAIL Inter- national Limited, direct along with application in the prescribed form given in Schedule 'F of this Appendix in accordance with the procedure indicated in para 90 of Section I of this Book.
SCHEDULE 'C
7. In respect of items covered by Schedule 'C of this Appendix, import will be allowed up to 100 per cent ot previous imported consumption to the actual useis in respect of all items except in the case of High Speed Steel for which imports will be restricted to 50% of imported consumption. The actual users should submit their applications direct to the licensing autho- rities concerned for issue of import licence under the system of automatic licensing on the basis of con- sumption of imported raw materials as per procedure indicated in Section I of this Book. The Consumption Certificate should be furnished along with the appli- cation m the proforma given in Appendix 50 of this Book.
SCHEDULE 'D'
8. Items produced by the integrated steel plants and other indigenous iron and steel producing units, for which the actual users should register their require- ments with the Steel Authority of India Limited/Iron and Steel Controller, CalcuttayMSTC for domestic/ imported supply of their requirements not exceeding twleve months.
9. The items, which are available indigenously are indicated in Schedule 'D' of this Appendix. The actual users should register their requirements for not exceeding twelve months with the Steel Authority of India Limited/Iron & Steel Controller, Calcutta/ MSTC as case may be, as indicated in Schedule 'D' furnishing complete details of sizes, specifications, quantity required, phased programme of delivery etc. in the prescribed proforma, as given in Schedule 'F' of this Appendix. The Steel Authority of India Limited/Iron and Steel Controller/MSTC, as the case may be, will indicate to actual users within 30 days from the date of receipt of application, the domestic source from which actual users should take delivery of the material. The actual users will make necessary financial rrangements and complete the requisite for- malities with the domestic suppliers. Steel Authority of India Limited/Iron & Steel Controller/MSTC, as the case may be, will also assist the actual users in obtain- ing delivery of the materials from the concerned indi- genous producers, failing which action will be initia ted m terms of para 10 below. The domestic supplier will arrange supply within a period of six months or according to the phased programme of delivery, limited to period not exceeding 12 months as mutually agreed upon, whichever is later. The liability of the canalising agency/nominated supplier will arise only in cases, where satisfactory financial arrangements have been made with them and from the date when satisfactory financial arrangements were made.
SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRTL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/341APPENDIX 41—comd.
10. For the quantity which the Steel Authority of India Limited/Iron & Steel Controller/MSTC cannot arrange domestic supplies, they will advise SAIL Inter- national Limited for the canalised items only and the actual users for the non-canalised items, to arrange imports. For the non-canalised items, the actual users will approach the licensing authority for grant of im- port licence. For the canalised items, the actual users will complete the required formalities and make neces- sary financial arrangements with SAIL International Limited/MSTC, who will arrange supply of the im- ported materials within a period of six months or according to the phased programme of delivery as mutually agreed upon, whichever is later. In case the canalising agency is not in a position to supply im- ported materials within a period of six months or according to the phased programme of delivery as mutaually agreed upon, whichever is later, the actual users may submit an application in the prescribed form and manner to the licensing authority concerned for allowing import. The liability of the canalising agency will arise only in cases where satisfactory finan- cial arrangements have been made with the canalising agency and from the date when satisfactory financial arrangements were made.
SUPPLEMENTARY REQUIREMENTS FOR ITEMS SPECIFIED IN SCHEDULE 'C
11. After obtaining the licence/release order, as per the procedure indicated earlier under the automatic licensing scheme, if an actual user requires additional raw material, he may submit an application for supplementary licence in the form given in Appendix 54 of this book through the sponsoring authority concerned to the Iron and Steel Controller, Calcutta as per the provisions contained in Section I of this book.
12. Applications for automatic as well as supplementary licences can be made simultaneously, or at any time, but before the last date prescribed for the purpose. The last date for receipt of applications for supplementary licences will be the 31st December, 1977.
13. After proper verification/scrutiny, the Iron and Steel Controller, Calcutta will, within 30 days of the receipt of such application from the sponsiring authority, furnish his recommendation thereon to the licensing authorities concerned, under intimation to the applicant, who thereafter will issue a licence for additional value as recommended by the Iron and Steel Controller, Calcutta. If no reply is received from the Iron and Steel Controller, Calcutta within 30 days from the date of receipt of such application, the actual user may approach the licensing authority concerned for grant of supplementary licence to meet his additional requirement. The licensing authority will issue licence/release order in such cases under advice to the Iron ard Steel Controller, Calcutta.
IMPORT OF STAINLESS STEEL
14. Actual users, both in large and small scale sec- tors, requiring stainless steel sheets and strips of 0 8 m.m. and thinner will register their 12 months' re- quirements with the Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation as per the provisions laid down in Para 90 of Section I of this Book. In respect of stainless steel plates and sheets/strips thicker than 0 8 mm, the actual users will register their twelve months' lcquirements with the Iron and Steel Controller who will arrange to supply the material from domestic sources and for the quantity for which the Iron and Steel Controller cannot arrange domestic supplies, he will advise the M.M.T C. to arrange imports as per the procedure laid down in Paras. 9 and 10 above.
GENERAL
15. For the purpose of interpretation of the import policy specified in this Appendix, the meaning and definition of various items of steel mentioned in this Appendix shall be the same as contained in the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 (51 of 1975). The latest revision of IS 1956—1972—Parts I to IV (Glossary of terms relating to iron and steel) is for the guidance of the manufacturers and users.
16. In case of any doubt about technical specifications/size etc. of any item, the applicant or the licensing authority should get the doubt clarified from the Department of Steel, New Delhi before the import is resorted to. The decision of the Department of Steel shall be final and binding for the purposes of import clearance.
17. Unless otherwise specified, all items mentioned in the licence/release order for iron and steel should be of prime quality only.
18. The detailed itemwise policy for iron and steel and ferro alloys is contained in Schedules 'A' to 'D' of this Appendix. Items other than those specified in these schedules to this Appendix will not be permitted for import unless specifically cleared by the Ministry of Steel and Mines (Department of Steel). Requests in this regard will be considered only when supported by essentiality certificate from the sponsoring authority concerned. Applications for import of such items should be supported with all details as per Schedule 'E' to this Appendix. The sponsoring authority will obtain clearance of the Department of Steel and clearly mention in the forwarding letter to the licensing authority while recommending import that the clearance from the Department of Steel has been obtained. The Department of Steel will give clearance in such cases within a period of 30 days from the date of receipt of recommendation of the sponsoring authority.
LICENSING AUTHORITIES
19. The names of the licensing authorities and their jurisdiction are given in Schedule 'G' of this Appendix.
CHANGE IN THE IMPORT POLICY
20. Suggestions for change in the import policy of iron and steel items and fcrro alloy items should be made in the proforma prescribed in Appendix 27 of this Book and should be addressed to the Ministry of Steel and Mines (Department of Steel), New Delhi, with a copy to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, (Import Policy Cell), New Delhi
324/342 THE GAZFTTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7 IJW) r p ^nAPPENDIX 4l~Contd.
SCHEDULE A
Iron and Steel and Ferro-alloy Item* (Excluding Bright Bars such a
cold drawn peeled'machined ground'polished.) allowed under Open General Licence
Description
Customs
Remart i SI. No
Tariff Code No,
2
1
3
4
Ferro-Cobalt
1.
73 02
Ferro-Sihco Aluminium
2.
Do.
3.
Do
Stabilised Fcrro-Boron with Aluminium and Titanium (Batsalloy otc)
Ferro-Zlrconium
4.
Do.
Ferro-Seleniura
5.
Do
Ferro-Nickd
6.
Do.
7.
Do.
Ferro-Titanlum Powder to Specification IS-460—1962 (a) Grade I
Titanium 30% mfn. Aluminium 2,0 % max. Carbon 0 l%max Silicon 2 3 % max. Sulphur 0 03% max. Phosphorous 0 1 % max.
(b) Grade 11
Titanium '*0%rmn. AlumiDium 4% to 6% Carbon 0 10% max. Silicon 2,0% max. Sulphur 0.35% max. Phosphorous 0 01 % max. Other metallic Impurities A 2% max.
c) Grade III
(
Titanium 40% min. Aluminium 3 5% max. Carbon 0 10% max. Sulphur 0.03% max. Phosphorous 0.03 % max. Silicon 0,30% max
'erro-Molybdcnum powder to Specification IS-460—1982.
8. F
73 02
Molybdenum 65 to 75 % Carbon 0,03% max. Silicon 1.50% max. Sulphur 0.05% max Aluminium 0 50% max. Copper 0 2% max.
erro-Tungsten powder to Specification IS-460—1962
9. F
73.02
Tungsten 74% to 82% Carbon 1.0% max, Silicon 0.50% max. Manganese 0 50% max Phosphorous 0 07% max Sulphur 0 06% max.
srro-Nickel powder to Specification TS-460—1962
73 02
10. F<
S E C. 1] T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 3 2 4 / 3 43APPENDIX 41 -contd.
SCHEDULE—'A' contd.
1
3
2
4
73 02
11.
•Chrome powder to Specification IS-460—1962.
70% to 75%
0 02% max.
0 01 % max.
0 . 3% max.
0 03% max.
Low Carbon Ferro-
Chromium
Carbon
Sulphur
Silicon
Phosphorous
-Manganese Powder to Specification IS-460—
12
73 02
Low Carbon Ferro
1962.
(a) Grade 1
85% to 90%
0 05% man.
1.0% max
0.01% max.
0 08% max.
Manganese
Carbon
Silicon
Sulphur
Phosphorous
(b) Grade II
80% to 85%
0 30% max.
1.5% max.
0.05% max
0.20% max.
Manganeie
Carbon
Silicon'
Sulphur
Phosphorous
73.02
Ferro-Vanadium pi
owder to IS-460—1962
13.
Vanadium
50% to 55%
Silicon
0.25% max.
Carbon
0.10% max.
Sulphur
0.05% max.
Phosphorous
0.05% max.
Aluminium
1.50% max.
73.02
i-Niobium/CoIumbium powder to IS-460—1962,
Low Carbon Ferro
14.
nblum 60% to 70%
Niobium/colui
0 l%max.
Carbon
3.0% max.
Silicon
0.05% max.
Sulphur
3.0%Tmax.
Titanium
2 0%max.
Manganese
2 0%max.
Aluminium
0 05% max.
Phosphorous
6.0% max.
Tantalum
s to items 7—14 Ferro-Alloys in powder form for
odes should conform to the following sieve ana-
With reference
welding elect*
lysis :
0
355 Microns
63 Microns
50 min.
45 Microns
75 mm
73 14/73.15
15 . Jacquered, lickern manufacturers onl
n and card clothing wires for Textile machinery
y-
73.10
'ire rods containing more than 1 % Manganese.
, Welding quality w
16
17
s 73 14/73,15
Z
'e
ss, (thickness 0.24mm and thinner), dobby lattic<
/ires and half round wires, antiflock wires, and L/i
uttle tongue wires, binding wnes : for Textil
acturors only
, Flat steel reed wire
wires, crimped w
shaped wires, sh
machinery manui
324/144 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 LPART IAPPENDIX 41— contd. SCHEDULE—1 A'—cone Id,
4
3
1
73 14/73.15
18 Galvanised/Copper coated/tinplatod/annealed/bnght drawn wires thinner than 32 SWG.
73 14
19. Wire 0 6 mm dia and thinner with carbon 0 08 % max for welded wire mesh manufacture in wired glass industry only
73 15
20 High carbon wires in Nickel/Chrornium/linplatcd condition for musi- cal strings
73 15
Hardened and tempered high carbon wires for wii e brush
21.
73.14/73 15
Trapezoidal section wires
22.
73.14/73.15
Heald wire, hardened and tempered
23.
24. Lead Bearing free cutting steel wires 1 0 mm to 2 0 mm dla Jn straight length.
73.15
Tool, Alloy and special iteeh {excluding bright bars wch cu cold
drawnlpeeledjmachinedlnrnundjpolished)
Die Blocks (round or rectangular)
25
73 15
(a) Of Cross-section above 2,30,000 sq mm
(b) Of width above 750 mm
. High speed steel of all grades
26
73.15
(a) Rounds .
(j) Below 3 mm dia
(ti) Above 160 mm dia
(h) Squares .
(0 Below 10 mm
(1i) Above 26 mm
(c) Flats •
(0 Below 16 mm width (H) Above 160 mm width
73.15
. Alloy Tool Steel including Die Steel Sections other than Die Blocks
27
(a) Rounds above 250 mm dia (6) Other sections above 250 mm across flats (square, hexagon,
and octagon only)
(c) Flats above 250 mm width.
73.15
28
73.15
. Hollow Drill Steel Rods i. Carbon and carbon chromium file steel hexagons and octagons
29
—above 56mm across flats.
73.10/73.15
3C
). Carbon steel pear shaped and trapezoidal sections . High Silicon (above 2 % silicon) steel bars for electrical and instru- 73.15
31
mentation industries.
73.15
32
33
34
35 31
S E C\ 1] T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K F TA 7, 1 8 99 3 2 4 / 3 45APPENDIX 41—confd.
SCHEDULE 'B'
Items of Iron and steel, release of which will he made by the canalising agency (SAIL International Ltd.) without the requirement of
release orders, under the policy of direct allotment
Desuiption
Remarks
SI. Nr
Customs Tarill Code No
3
4
73 15
Canalised through SIL 1. 2.
73 15
Do,
3
73 15
Do
Wire rods for valve spring wires Wire rods for Engine valves to specification oilier than the following : 40 Cr 1 EN 18 40 Ni 2 Cr 1 Mo 28 EN 24 45 Cr9Si 14 EN 52 High carbon wire rods (a) For manufacturers of locked coil wire ropes only (b) For manufacturers of winding wire ropes only (with 0,75°^
carbon and above).
4 5, ft
73.15 71.15 73 10
Do Do Do.
7
73 15
Do
Lead/Sulphur bearing free-cutting quality wire rods, below 8 mm Tellurium bearing free-cutting quality wire rods Aluminium killed cold heading quality carbon steel wire rods, for fasteners, link chains and bicycle balls containing carbon below 0 6% Stainless steel/heat resisting steel as under . (a) rollod rounds above 240 mm dia (b) rolled blooms above 330 mm (c) Forged rounds/blooms above 520 mm (d) rolled flats above 250 mm width
8
• 73 11
Automobile Rim Bar, flange Bar and Lock Ring Sections othei than the following • a) Rim Bars • MD 64 & RSO 1296 (Wheels India Drawing)
Do.
SISlC 144, 1039 (Shankoy Wheels Drawing),
9
10
11
12
13
15
16
17
18
324/346 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY .APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1S99 [PART TAPPENDIX 4\—contd.
SCHEDULE C
Iron and Steel and Ferro-Alloy Items, import of which is allowed for 100" 'a of imported consumption
Description
Remarks SI No
Customs Tariff Code No.
1
2
3
4
1
Feno-Alloys • Ferro-Silico Magnesium
73.02
Ferro-Silico Zirconium
2.
Do
Perro-Boron
3
Do.
Ferro-Columbium/Nlobium
•4
Do.
Canalised through SIL
Ferro-Manganese (containing less than 0.05% carbon)
•5.
Do.
Do
Ferro-Phosphorous
*6
Do.
Do
Ferro-Molybdenum
Do.
*7
Do.
3
73 14/15
Wtte rods and wires : Wire in 26-32 SWG for welded wire mesh and automobile industries only.
9.
73 15
Stainless sleel/hcat resisting steel wires (annealed/hard drawn) thinner than 27 SWG
Valves spring wires oil hardened and tempered
10.
73 15
11. 12
73 15 73 15
73,14/15
13.
Brass coated spring steel wires for spring manufacturers only High Carbon Wires for sewing machine needles and for Hosiery needle, latch and rivet only Flexible card clothing wire for Textile Machinery Manufacturers only.
Tool, alloy and special steels t Claded and composite tool steel in squares and flats
' 73.10/15
14
73 12
15
Sheets and strips : Cold Rolled steel strips containing carbon up toO 25%, width 3 mm to 25mm and thickness 0 6 mm to 3 6 mm with rounded edges for manufacture of Industrial Chains only.
73.15
16 Cold rolled high carbon, hardened and tempered steel strips for ma- nufacturers of flapper valves feeler gauges, and measunng tapes only.
73 15
•17
Canalised through SIL
73 15
Do.
'18
19.
73 15
20.
Cold Rolled High carbon/alloy steel strips (excluding stainless steel strips) for Safety Razor Blade manufacturers only (Thickness 0 10 mm toO 13 mm, Width 22 38 mm to 22 40 mm). Cold Rolled High Carbon steel strips in thickness 3 mm and below in unhardened anduntempered condition. Vinyl coated sheet cuttings and defectives for cycle and sewing ma- chinery industries only. Cold Rolled Hardened & Tempered High Carbon Steel strips thick- ness 0,4[mm and below width 15 mm and below for drop wire manufacturers only
73.15
21. High Speed Steels (Cobalt bearing and non-cobalt bearing) (a) Rounds • 3 mm to 160 mm dm (h) Squares • 10 mm to 26 mm (c) Flats : Of width 16 mm to 160 mm
Imports upto 50% of lmporj d consumption will be allowed straightway and for the balance the requirement may be registered with Iron & Steel Controller, Calcutta
Tin free steel to (in can manufacturers only.
73.13
22
73 13
23 ; Terne Plate 0 3 mm & thicker for manufacture of Automobile Fuel Tanks/Radiators only. Tin Plate Waste/Waste.
73.13
24. '
*Fcr these items release orders will be granted.
Sue 11 THF, GAZETTE OF JNDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRTL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1890 324/347APPENDIX 41— contd.
SCHEDULE ' D'
Horns to he refilstered with Iron & Steel Controller/Stoel Authority of India/Metal Scrap Trade Corporation Ltd
Description
Remarks
0
S! N
Customs Tariff Code No
] I 2
3
4
ITEMS TO BE REGISTFRED WITH IRON & STEEL CONTRO
A
LLER
Ferra-Alloys :
1 , Ferro-Vanadlum 73.02 Canalised through S1L 2 . Ferro-Tungsten 73.02 Canalised through SIL
Wire Rods and Wires ,
Wire Rods for engine valves to specifications
3
73,15
Canalised through SIL
4 0 C rl EN 18 40 Ni 2 Cr 1 Mo 28 EN 24 43 Cr 9 Si 14 EN 52
High Carbon Wire Rods for Spring Steel Wires
4.
73.15
Canalised through SIL
Lead/Sulphur bearing free cutting quality wire rods 8 mm and abov<
5.
s 7.1.15
Canalised through SIL
fi
id 73 15
Cold heading quality alloy steel wire rods for fasteners link chains an ball/ioller bearings
Canalised through SIL
7.
1 73 15
Stainless steel/heat resisting steel wires (annealed/hard dmwn quality] of sizos 27 SWG and thicker
S
; 73 15
Canalised through SIL
Stainless/heat resisting steel wire rods 10 mm dia and above for wire drawing units, fastener units and bright bar units (the units should be specifically licensed under Industrial Development & Regulation Act 1956 for manufacture of the above specific end-products in stain- less/heat resisting steel).
1
Tool. Alloy and Special Steels (EKcluding Bright Bars such as Coin
Drawn/Peeled/Machined/Ground/Polished) :
9
73,15
Stainless/heat resisting steel blooms/billots/rounds/flats in the follow- ing sizes •
, (a) Rolled rounds 240 mm dia and below
(h) Rolled blooms 330 mm and below (c) Forged blooms and rounds 520 mm and below, (d) Rolled flats 250 mm width and below
Canalised through SIL
10.
73 15
Alloy Tool steel including die steel sections other than die blocks (a) Rounds 250 mm dia and below (6) Other sections 250 mm and below across flats (Squares, hexagons
and octagons)
(c) Flats width 250mm and below.
Alloy Constructional Steel/Carbon Steel as undei —
11
73 15/73.06/ 07/10/11
(a) Rolled Rounds 240 mm and below (b) Rolled Blooms 330mm and below (c) Forged rounds/blooms 520 mm and below (d) Triangular and other special profile sections.
Canalised through SIL
324/348 TH1< GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 LPARI IAPPENDIX 4l—contd.
SCHEDULE ' D' concld.
1
2
4
3
Plates, Sheets, Strips ami other Ttemi •
12.
71 H
Canalised through SIL Cold Rolled Alloy Stocl, stnps excluding stainless steel, and high speed steel strips
13
Canalised through SIL
73 12
Cold Rolled Carbon Steel Strips (unhardened and untomperod) (a) with carbon 0 2% to below 0 6% (A) carbon 0 6% and above in thickness below 3 mm.
73 15
14. Automobile Rim Bar, Flange Bar & Lock Ring sections as under.— 73 11
Canalised through SIL
(a) Rim bars . MD64 & RSO 1296 (Wheels India drawing) STSk 144,1039 (Shankey Wheels Drawing).
(h) Flange Bars • 846 and 246 (Wheels India Drawings)
792 (Shankey Wheels Drawing)
(c) Lock Rings : RSO 1017 and RSO 826 (Wheels India Drawing
)
781 (Shankey Wheels Drawing)
Prime tin plates " M R" type
15,
73 13
Canalised through SIL
B. ITEMS TO BE REGISTERED WITH STEEL AUTHORITY OF IN DIALTD (SAIL)
Ferro-Alloys
Ferro.Titaruum (containing less than 1 % aluminium)
Canalised through SIL 16
73 02
Wire Rods and Wires :
Carbon steel wire rods of electrode quality
73 10
Canalised through SIL 17.
Tool, Alloy and Special Steels
18.
73 15
Die blocks—rounds or rectangular : (a) up to max. cross section 2,30,000 mm sq. (6) up to max width 750 mm.
Plates, Sheets, Strips and other mild Steel Items ,
Hot/Cold Rolled Alloy Steel sheets/Plates
73 15
Canalised through SIL 19.
20
Canalised through SIL Hot/Cold Rolled Carbon Steel including high tensile steel plates/ sheets and hot rolled carbon steel strips. (a) less than 0 6 % carbon (6) Carbon 0,6% and above (c) Tin Mill Black Plates for Tin Plate Producers (above
73.12/13 73,15 i 73.12/13
0 22 mm and below 0 30 mm thickness).
21 Plates/Sheets for boilers and Pressure vessels— (a) Carbon Steels (b) Alloy Steels
73 13 73 15
Chequered Plates
Canalised through SIL
73 13
22
Canalised through SIL . Carbon Steel Structural and Sections (including high tensile grade'
s 73 10/11/13
2'
but other than high carbon) and other than wire rods
Canalised through SIL
24 Wheels, Tyres, Axles and Wheel Sets
73.16
Canalised through SIL 25 i. Crane Rails
Canalised through SIL 26 i Hot Rolled Electrical Steel Sheets
73 13/15
21
'. Ship building Quality Plates/Sheets in Lloyds Grade A
Canalised through SIL
73 13/15
C. , tTEMS TO BE REGISTERED WITH MSTC
Canalised through MSTC
73 03/05
2£
1 Ferrous Sciap for Melting
Canalised through MSTC
29
i, 73 03/05 ', Re-rollable sciap in the form of old ships and other vessels (steamers f tugs, tankeis, launches, boats, barges, light ship etc) and in respect o both Indian & foreign flag vessels involving no repatriation o f money from India in foreign exchange or in rupees.
Sur. 1] THE GAZETTE OF TNDTA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/349APPENDIX 41—contd.
SCHEDULE—E
(Application for Items not mentioned in Appendix 41)
PAttT-A
(to be filled in by the applicant)
I, Name of the applicant
2 Full Postal Address
3. Address of location of factory.
4. Name of Industry
5 Name of end-product manufactured.
6 Whether SSI/DGTD/Non-DGTD—Non-SSI Unit
7 Registration Number allotted by the Sponsoung authonty, Industrial Licence Number and date of issue by the Ministry of Industry
8 Descuption of raw materials requited
(Quantity with specification against each size with speual toloian- ces if any, are to be mentioned indicating schedule, serial and sub serial number in appendix 41)
9. Quantity/C.I.F, value of law materials required.
10 Consumption, Production and Stock of material :
(a) Quantity (in tonnes) of this item consumed during 1976-77.
(0 Indigenous (il) Imported (ut) Total (i+11)
(6) Production (in tonnes) containing/using this item during
1976-77.
(c) Production target (in tonnes) containing/asing this item for
the year 1977-78.
(d) Total quantity (in tonnes) of this item required foi the year
1977-78.
(e) Stock (in tonnes) of this item as on 1-4-1977.
(/) Indigenous (//) Imported (III) Total (l+n)
11 Quantity and Cl.F value of material expected against all pre-
vious licences/release orders issued to the applicant. (Licence/Release Order No and dato should be mentioned)
12. Quantity and C1F value of materials expected against the appli- cations pending with sponsoring authorities/licencing authorities, (concerned licencing period should be mentioned)
13 Material received after 1-4-1977 (indigenous as well as imported
material should be shown separately)
14, (/) I/We hereby declare that the goods for the allotment of which this application has been made are meant for use in our own fac- tory at the above mcntiohod address, for the manufacture of— -.—
„ . „
(name of end-product to be indicated)
tor which J/Wc aie registeied with _ _ _ _ _ _ „ __ __„ „
. ^ registration has (name of registration/sponsoring authority)
not been cancelled or withdrawn.
(II) I/We been duly registered/licenced to manufacture the goods mentioned at Serial No 5 and declaic that the row matcnals men- tioned at SI No 8 aic essentially rcquued for the production ol goods mentioned at SI No. 5 and that the indigenously available raw materials to alternate specifications, sizes, tolerances and other stipulations cannot be used for the manufacture of the goods mentioned at SI. No. 5 above.
(///) I/We hereby declaie that if goods/raw materials are allocated to us, the same shall be utilised only for consumption as raw materials in our factory for the manufacture of the goods indicated above and in accordance with the conditions of the Industrial Licences/ registration certificate, and no portion thereof will be sold to or permitted to be used by any other party or for any other purpose
(Iv) I/We certify that the quantity/value asked for is to meet our requirements for a period not exceeding 12 months (for (he year 1977-78) including the quantity, if any. already obtained in 1977-78 under the same arrangement.
324/350 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY .APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX A\~contd.
SCHEDULE 'E'~concld.
(v) I/We have not made any separate application for this item to the licensing authonty during 1977-78.
(W) I/We heraby declare that the above statements arc tiue and correct to the best of my/our knowledge and belief. I/We fully understand that the material allocated to me/us on the basis of the statements furnished in this application is liable to confiscation without prejudice to any other action that may be taken undei the Imports and Exports (Control) Act, 1947, as amended and Orders issued thereunder, if it is found that any statement or facts Indicated herein arc incorrect or false or misleading.
(vii) I/We also fully understand that the allocation of imported raw matenals through the canalising agency Is made under the Import Trade Control Regulations and violation of the condition on which such raw materials are released to as or any misuse of such raw materials will attract the provisions of Import and Exports (Control) At.t, 1947, as amended and Orders issued theicundtr (vni) I/We have noted the provisions contained in Para 289(3) of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Pioccdure, 1977-78.
(u.) I/We have not been debaued under Clause 8 of Imports (Control) Ordci 1955 for the period 1977-78
1. Date & Signature ——•—-—
2. Name in block letters—— •— ——
3 Residential Address, —•—
PART-B
(To be filled in by the Sponsoring Authoiity)
Item
Specification
Size Tonnage recommended
for import during
1977-78 1.
2
3.
4.
5.
Signature of the Sponsoring Authority
with Seal
SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF TNDIA nXTRAORDJNARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/351APPENDIX 41— contd.
SCHEDULE—F
(Application for reuhlcrinc the requirements for the items of Schedule B' with SAIL International Ltd and for registering wllh SAlL/'ron & Steel Controller/Metal Scrap Trade Corporation Ltd for hems under Schedule 'D'.) FART A
(to be filled in by the applicant)
1 Name of the applicant.
2 Full Postal Addicss.
3. Address of location of Factoiy
4. Name of Industry.
5. Name of end-product manufactured
6 Whether SSI/DGTD/Non-DQTD-Non-SSI Unit
7. Registration Number allotted by the Sponsonng authority, Industrial Licence
Number and date of issue by the Ministry of Industry
8. Description of raw materials required (Quantity with specification against each size with special tolerances if any are to be mentioned in case of Steel and Fcrro Alloy item indicating the Schedule number, Serial Number and Sub- Serial Number in Appendix 41 )
9 Quantity/C.I F. value of raw materials required.
10 Phased delivery requirement if any,
•11. Consumption, production and Stock of material.
(a) Quantity (in tonnes) of this item consumed during 1976-77.
(/) Indigenous
(//) Imported
(Hi) Total (i+u).
(b) Production (in tonnes) containing/using this item during 1976-77
(c) Production target (in tonnes) containing/using this item for the year
1977-78.
(d) Total quantity (in tonnes) of this item required for the year 1977-78
(e) Stock (in tonnes) of this item as on 1-4-1977
(<) Indigenous
(n) Imported
(lit) Total (i+ii).
*12. Quantity and C I F, value of material expected against all previous licences/ release orders issued to the applicant (Licence/Release Older No and date should be mentioned).
*13, Quantity and CIF value of materials expected against the applications pen-
ding with sponsoring authorities/licencing authorities (Concerned licencing period should be mentioned).
*14 Material received after 1-4-1977 (indigenous as well as imported material
should be shown separately).
15 (i) I/We hereby declaie that the goods for the allotment of which this application 1MS IILOII made die mcdiit loi u>,c in oui own faaoiy at the above mentioned address, for the manufacture of — - —— —
• — — _ _ _ _ _ — „_
(name of end-products to be indicated)
for which I/we aie legistcrcd with — — . — —
•— — —— — _ _ _ __ registration has not been cancelled or withdrawn
(name of registration/Sponsoring authority).
(II) (a) I/We have been duly registeied/licensed to manufacture the goods mentioned at Serial No 5 and declare that the raw mate! lal mentioned at SI No. 8 are essentially required for the production of goods mentioned at SI No 5
324/352 THE" ( T A Z E T TE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 iPARf IAPPENDIX 4[—contd. SCHEDULE 'F'~concld.
**(/>) and that the indigenously available raw materials to alternate specifications, sizes, tolerances and other stipulations cannot be used for the manufacture of the goods mentioned at SI No, 5 above
(Hi) T/Wc hereby declare (hat if goods/raw materials are allocated to us, the same shall be utilised only for consumption as raw materials in our factory for the manufacture of the goods indicated above and in accordance with the conditions of the Industrial Licences/registration certificate, and no poition thereof will be sold to or permitted to be used by any othci party or for any other purpose
(JY) J/We certify that the quantity/value asked for is to meet our requirements for a period not exceeding 12 months (foi the year 1977-78) including the quantity, if any, already obtained in 1977-78 under the same anangement.
(v) I/We have not made any separate application for this item to the licensing authority duung 1977-78,
(vi) I/We hereby declare that the above statements are true and correct to the best of my/oui knowledge and belief I/We fully understand that the material allocated to me/us on the basis of the statements furnished in this application is liable to confiscation without prejudice to any other action that may bo taken under the Imports and Expoits (Contiol) Act, 1947, as amended and Orders issued thereunder it" it is found that an> statement or facts indicated herein arc incorrect or false or misleading
(vii) I/We also fully understand that the allocation of Imported raw materials through the canalising agency is made under the Import Trade Contiol Regulations and violation of the condition on which such raw materials are released to us oi any misuse of such raw materials will attract the provisions of Impoit and Expoits (Control) Act, 1947, as amended and Ordeis issued thereunder.
(vnt) I/We have noted the piovislons contained in Para 289(3) of the ftnpoit Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure. 1977-78.
(ix) I/We have not been debarred under Clause 8 of Imports (Control) Order 1955 for the period 1977-78.
1. Date & Signature
2 Name in Block letters
3 Residential Address.
N. B.
*(SI Nos 11 to 14) These columns need not be filled up except when the items are to be lcgntered with the lion & Steel Controller "Declaration 15(n) (b) need not be given for reglsteung the items under Schedule 'B' with SAIL International Ltd.
SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRTL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 18W 324/353APPENDIX 4l~concld.
SCHEDULE—G
Jurisdiction
No Licensing Authority
SI.
2
3
1
1 The Deputy Chief Controller of Imports & Exports (Iron and Steel) Central Government Offices Buildings, New Township, Fandabad
All actual users in the States of Delhi, Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Himachal Pradesh, and Distt. of Mecrut, Ghaziabad and Bulandshahar inthc state of Uttar Piadesh, and alio Actual Users including public sector undertakings whose sponsoring authority is Director General of Technical Development but excluding those whose sponsoring authorities are Tea Board, Textile Commissioner and the Jute Commissioner
2 The Joint Chief Contioiler of Imports & Fxporti (Iron and Steel Division), New Central Government Offices Building, Now Marine Lines, Church Gate, Bombay
All actual users in the States of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and all Actual Users whose sponsoring authority Is Textile Commissioner but excluding those whose sponsoring authorities are the Director General of Technical Development, Jute Commissioner and Tea Board.
3 The Joint Chief Controller of Imports & Exports (Iron and Steel Division), 5th Floor, Customs Laboratory Block, First Line Beach, Madras-1.
All actual users in the State of Tamil Nadu, but excluding those whose sponsoring authorities are the Director General of Techni- cal Development, Textile Commissioner, Jute Commissioner and the Tea Board.
4 The Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports (Iron and Steel Division), 4 Esplanade East, Calcutta-1
(a) All actual users (cuccpt those whose sponsoring authorities are the Director General of Technical Development and Textile Commissioner) In the States of West Bengal, Bihar, Orissa, Tripura, and Andaman & Nicobar Islands and also Actual Users whose sponsoring authorities are Tea Board and the Jute Commissioner.
(b) Public Sector Undertakings including MSTC, Major steel plants as well as steel plants in the private sector, but ex- cluding Public Sector Industrial Undertakings borne on the books of the DGTD.
(c) Import applications against Government contracts I.e , con-
tracts placed by the DGS&D, Railways and Defence.
5,
. The Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Swaroop
Nagar, Kanpur.
All actual users In the State of Uttar Pradesh (except those in the Distt. of Meerut, Ghaziabad and Bulandihahar) excldding those whose sponsoring authorities are DGTD. Tea Board, Textile Commissioner and Jute Commissioner.
6 The Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, T.D. Road, Ernakulam
All actual users in the State of Kerala and Latcadlve, Minicoy and Amindivi Islands, excluding those whose sponsoring autho- rities are DGTD, Tea Board, Textile Commissioner and Jute Commisaioner.
7 , The Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Premises
No. 11-6-860 Red Hills, Hyderabad.
All actual users in the State of Andhra Pradesh excluding those whose sponsoring authorities are DGTD, Tea Board, Textile Commissioner and Jute Commissioner.
8 . The Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Syndicate
Bank Building, P.B. No. 9688, Gandhi Nagar, Bangalore.
All actual users in the State of Karnataka, excluding those whose sponsoring authorities arc DGTD, Tea Borad, Textile Commis- sioner and Jute Commissioner.
9
". The Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Multi-
storcyed offices building, near Lai Darwaja, Ahmedabad
All actual users In the State of Gujarat excluding those whose sponsoring authorities are DGTD, Tea Board, Textile Commis- sioner and Jute Commissioner.
K 1. The Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Ashirwad
Building, Panjim (Goa).
All actual users in Goa, Daman and Diu, and Dadra and Nagar Haveli , excluding those whose sponsoring authorities arc DGTD, Tea Board, Textile Commissioner and Jute Commis- sioner.
11
[ The Controller of Imports and Exports, Srinagar.
All actual users In the State of Jammu & Kashmir excluding those whose sponsoring authorities are DGTD, Tea Board, Textile Commissioner and Jute Commissioner.
i: 2 The Controller of Imports and Exports, Morela Building,
Sbillong.
All actual users in the States of Assam, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, Mcghalaya, Mizoram and Manipur excluding those whose sponsoring authorities are DGTD, Tea Board, Textile Commissioner and Jute Commissioner.
l 3 The Controller of Imports and Exports, P.B. No 14, Pondl-
cherry.
• All actual users in Poadichorry, Karaikal, Mahe and Yaman excluding those whose sponsoring authorities are DGTD, Tea Board, Textile Commissioner and Jute Commissioner
^. The Controller of Imports & Exports, 25-8-109, Main Road,
u
Visakhapatnam.
All actual users in four districts of Andhra Pradesh, namely, Srikakulam, Visakhapatnam, East Godawari arid West Godawari, excluding those whose sponsoring authorities are DGTD, Tea Board, Textile Commissioner and Jute Commis- sioner.
1:
5 The Controller of Imports & Exports, Desai Building, Bhupindra
Road, near Town Hall, Rajkot
AH actual users in those districts of old Bombay State which were formerly known as Saurashtra and now included in Gujarat State excluding Kutch and those whose sponsoring authorities are DGTD, Tea Board, Textile Commissioner, and Jute Commissioner.
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List of raw materials and components, the Import of which may be allowed for tfae manufacturers of Electric
motors
Raw Materials A Components
1. Winding temperature indicators.
2. Compensating leads for thermocouples and temperature indicators.
3. Cold Rolled Dynamo grade Silicone Steel Sheets (CRNGO)—Import will be allowed as per policy indicated in Appendix 41 only to those units having captive capacity for manufacture of stampings.
4. Polyester film (mylar, mclinex, terephthalate tapes, Epoxy mica paper tapes, semicured epoxy tapes with glass base, semicured B. State polyester pro-impregnated self adhesive glass tapes).
5. Shellac treated asbestos paper.
6. Paper micanite and epoxy mica paper tapes on restricted basis i.e. up to 20% of the value of the licence. 7. Tnter layer binding micanite with glass fibre backing on either side on restricted basis i.e. up to 20% of the value of the licence.
8. Ball and roller bearings of permissible types.
NOTE :—Please see Section III of this Book in respect of items included in this Appendix and the import of which is canalised through a Public Sector Agency.
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Import policy for raw materials and components for the manufacture of microscopes and other optical
instruments—April 1977—March 1978 period
The import of raw materials and components required for the manufacture of microscopes and other optical instruments will be regulated as indicated below during the licensing period April 1977— March 1978:—
(b) Nicol stereoscopic prisms and prisms for Binocular Heads.
(c) I00X oil immersion objectives.
(d) Raw optical glass in the form of plates, slabs and moulded blanks for lense.
(A) List of items the import of which may be
allowed without any face value restriction:—
(a) Analysers and compensators for polorising (B) List of Items the import of which may be allowed upto the percentage limits indicated against each, within the face value of the licence:—
microscopies.
Item
Value limit
Up to 20% of the face value of (o) Quartz and fused silica blanks, slabs, sheets for making prisms and lenses etc.
(b) Heat absorbing filters .
.
(c) Dark field condensers
. , ,
the licence.
. ..
(d) Bras* and Stainlow Steel Tubes and Rods other than banned or restricted types
(f) Graticules, Including occular discs and stage micrometers .
• -
(/) Complete wide field eye-pieces for Stereo miorosoopas .
(g) Complete Objectives in pairs above X for St"reo mlcrosoopes (A) Analysers and Bertrand Lens . ..
"
(0 Nicol, Wollaston, Llttrow, Reflecting Arcbromatic, Prisms, made of glass, quartz silica, calcite, rocksalt, Hthlum fluoride, calcium fluoride, sodium chloride, potassium Chloride, Potassium bro- mide, for Binocular, Trinocular and Stereo Microscope . •
(;) Infra-red attachment for stereo microscopes .
••
. ..
(k) Phased contrast objectives, phased contrast condensers with attachments from negative to
"*
positive contrasts or separately—phased contrast eye pieces (wide field)
(/) Optical cements and Canada Balsam for cementing opncals
(m) Silicon fluids and grease*
(n) Projection bulbs
. ..
*
. . ..
(o) Bulbs of low voltage, higher intensity for mierosocopy . ..
(p) Spectral lamps
\q) Special type of Oil
. ..
(r) Iris diaphragms and loaves for iris diaphragms cut to si/e • •
(d) Condensers excepting those mentioned in (C) List of Item Import of which will no' be List B above.
allowed:—
(a) Binocular Heads.
(b) Eye pieces of all types with mountings.
(c) Objectives up to magnification of 45X (e) Mechanical stages of all types. (f) Mirrors or reflectors, of all types.
(g) Stainless Steel strips.
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List of raw materials and components which may be allowed for import to the manufacturers of Transformers
1. Bushings above 66 K.V., on restricted basis i.e. up to 20% of the face value of licence.
2. Winding temperature indicators.
3. C.R O.O electrical steel to units having captive capacity for manufacture of lamination.
4. Precompresscd paper board.
5. Moulded, pressed or formed insulation for paper transformers.
6. Kraft paper, electrical grade.
7. Magnetic oil gauges.
8. Phenol resin coated kraft paper.
9. Clophen, Pyrocbr or other non-inflammable synthetic insulating fluid.
10. Conducting paper (kraft paper coated with graphite).
11. Crepe paper.
NOTES.—(1) Please see Section III of this Book in respect of items included in this Appendix and import of which is canalised through a Public Sector Agency.
(2) Import of these items will be allowed in accordance with the policy indicated in Section II and Appendix 41 of this Book.
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(Reference RITC S No. 91 01/11 in Section II)
PART A
Items of components and raw materials to be allowed to manufacturers of Clocks and Time-pieces
A U applications from actual users (both in the large and small scale sectors) for import of compo- nents, paits and law materials for the manufacture of vanous types of clocks and one-day alarm time- pieces will be considered on the basis indicated below
(a) Pendulum Clocks
Actual users will be allowed to import only the following component parts and raw materials within the c.i.f value of Rs. 7.5 per clock:—
(i) Spring steel strips and wires.
(vi) Time lever (vn) Spnng steel strips ami wires.
(vin) Piecision screws
(IT) Free cutting steel, phosphor bronze, brass (including free cutting) in the form of rounds, sheets, strips, pipe, extruded section, mild Steel sheets (prime and waste/waste) only PCRCA and CRDD quality.
(A) Electroplating salts, solution and composi-
tion.
(xi) Watch oils.
(xu) Radium Powder
(e) Other specialised type of time-pieces, clocks and
timing devices such as stop watches/clocks, timers
(ii) Free cutting steel, phosphor bronze, brass (including free cutting) in the form of rounds, sheets, strips, pipes, extruded sections.
transistorised batten' movements
(Hi) Precision screws
(iv) Clock oils (on restricted basis i.e. 5% of the value of the licence or Rs 5000 whichever is less).
(b) Lever Clocks
The import of component parts and raw materials allowed for import of Pendulurff Clocks will also be allowed for manufacture of Lever Clocks within the c.i.f. value of Rs. 7 5 per Lever Clock. In addition, the import of 'Lever Escapement Assembly' costing not more than Rs. 11.50 each will also be allowed for the manufacture of Lever Clocks. In cases where foreign collaboration is involved, the entitlement in respect of 'Lever Escapement Assembly' will be considered on merits in consultation with the Develop- ment Commissioner (Small Scale Industries) in the case of small scale units, and D.G.T.D in the case of units borne on their books.
(c) Electric Clocks
No parts of electric clocks will be allowed to be imported. Import df only those raw materials will be allowed as are indicated under para 2 above for 'Pendulum Clocks' subject to the maximum c.i.f. value of Rs 7 5 per clock
(d) Alarm Time-Pieces
Actual users will be allowed to import only th< following components parts and raw materials within the c i f. value of Rs 7 5 per alarm time-piece :—
(i) Hair springs. (//) Balance wheel (tit) Balance staff (iv) Balance bearing screws.
(v) Escape Wheels (Alarm and Time).
Actual user application from actual users (both in the large and small scale sectors) for the import of components/raw materials will be considered on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority concern- ed. In the case of small scale units, the State Director of Industries, should forward such applications, duly recommended, to the D.C. (SSI), New Delhi who will send the same to the licensing authority concerned along with their recommendations.
2. The licences issued to the Actual Users in terms of this policy will also be valid for import of the undermentioned items to the extent indicated below—
(i) Small tools and equipment such as, stamping, rivetting, checking tools, etc., tool and alloy steel for dies and oil stones—up to 20% of the face value of licence.
(ii) Chemicals for de-rusting, rust preventing, clearing and coating of parts and tools and friction grease, lubricating and cutting oils—up to 20% of the face value of the licences.
3. Requests for inclusion of any other special type of material in the licences issued to the actual users will be considered in consulation with the D.C. fSSD/D G . TD as the case may be
4 Small scale units which do not possess adequate machinery for manufacture of all parts, required in clocks and time pieces may get some of the parts manufactured from other indigenous manu- facturers having adequate machinery out of the raw materials imported by them against the actual users' licences/release orders issued in terms of the import policy laid down in this Appendix, provided the pro- duction programme has been duly approved by the State Director of Industries.
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PART B
Actual users applications for Import of components, raw materials mentioned below will be considered for the manufacture of wrist watches in accordance with the phased manufacturing programme approved by the D.G.T.D. in the case of large scale units and in the case of Small Scale units, the phased manufacturing programme will be approved by the DC (SSI), as per policy laid down provided the StateDircctor of Industries
sponsovs such a phased manufacturing programme.
(i) Components :
1. Watch Movement (in CKD condition for limit- ed quantity as per approved phased programme).
2. Balance with flat hairspring. 3. Barrel, complete (with main spring). 4. Centre bride (centre wheel cock), jewelled.
5. Balance cock with shock-protecting device for
flat hairspring.
6. Pallet cock, jewelled.
7. Train wheel bridge, jewelled. 8. Barrel bridge, complete.
9. Plate, complete (jewelled and with pins)
10. Bearing plate, jewelled for sweep second wheel. 11. Flat hairspring, regulated, round stud. 12. Mainspring with bridge.
13. Collected hairspring, 14. Detend (setting lever), complete.
15. Regulator for flat hairspring.
16. Roller, complete (with roller pin).
17. Jewelled pallet fork and staff.
18. Escape wheel and pinion pivoted 19. Minute wheel and pinion. 20. Sweep second wheel and pinion. 21. Third wheel and pinion. 22. Centre wheel and pinion, drilled.
23. Plate. 24. Barrel and train wheel bridge balance cock. 25. Pallet cock.
26. Centre Bridge. 27. Minute wheel bridge.
28. Barrel drum (case). 29. Barrel Cover. 30. Centre wheel.
31. Third wheel. 32. Sweep second wheel.
33. Ratohed wheel. 34. Crown wheel. 35. Setting wheel.
36. Minute wheel. 37. Hour wheel.
38. Centre Pinion. 39. Third wheel pinion. 40. Lower and Upper End pieces 41. Sweep second pinion.
42. Escape pinior\
43. Winding pinion
44. Dutch wheel.
45. Minute wheel pinion.
46. Cannon pinion,
47. Barrel arbor. 48. Pallet staff. 49. Balance staff pivoted. 50. Winding stem.
51. Escape wheel
52. Pallet fork. 53. Roller.
54. Balance. 55. Regulator. 56. Deten (setting lever). 57. Yoke (Clutch lever). 58. Click. 59. Crown wheel ring.
60. Click spring, 01. Yoke spring.
62. Spring washer.
63. Pressure spring for setting lever. 64. Setting lever spring (set bridge). 65. Setting lever staff. 66. Bridge guiding tube.
67. Block of balance spring (balance spring stud).
68. Dart (Guard pin). 69. Banking pin.
70. Curb pin (Index pin)
71. Hairspring stud pin. 72. Block (of pallet fork). 73. Boot. 74. Rest of balance cock
75. Bearing plate. 76. Screws. 77. Jewels.
78. Bearings.
79. Shock proof unit. 80. Shock protecting device upper. 81. Shock protecting device lower.
82. Setting lever screws. 83. Setting lever spring screws. 84. Mainspring with bridle. b5. Collected hairspring.
86. Large driving wheel.
87. Cannon pinion with and without clam notch. 88. Date indicator guard.
89. Intermediate date wheel.
90. Date indicator driving wheel.
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(i) Components—contd.
91. Date indicator.
92. Date jumper spring.
93. Date jumper.
94. Screw for indicator guard.
95. Intermediate date wheel screw.
96. (a) 'O' Rings for crowns.
(b) 'O' Rings for water proof watch cases.
97. Spiral spring.
98. Spring Clip.
99. Ball for date dial.
100. Dial foot.
101. Packing.
102. Date wheel finger.
103. Oscillating weight complete.
NOTE:— Items mentioned in SI. Nos. 99 to 103 will be allowed for import for manufacture of automatic day/date watches only.
(ii) Raw materials:
1. Horological Brass, strips, sheets, plates, wire, pipes and rods of various sizes including special cored pipe for dial foot (on the recom- mendation of sponsoring authority).
2. Watch/Clock oil & greases.
3. Radium powder/Luminous compound.
4. Nickel silver strips/sheets/rods/wires.
5. Titanium wire rods, tubes 7 tips,
6. Metha-Acrylic (Perspex) sheets upto 1.8 mm.
7. Watch makers' Hand tools/small tools.
8. Stainless steel wire, strips, sheets, flats & pipes
(on the recommendation of the sponsoring
authority).
9. Bright free cutting steel rods and wire (on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority).
10. Potassium cyanide (on the recommendation of
the sponsoring authority).
11. Cold Rolled High Carbon Steel strips/sheets
Rods.
12. Spring Steel strips.
13. Special steel wire, rods, strips, flats (on the re- commendation of the sponsoring authority).
14. Electroplating salts, solution, composition, che- micals for de-rusting, rust preventing, clearing and coating of part and tools and friction grease, lubricating and cutting oils—up to 20% of the face value of the licences (on the recommenda- tion of the sponsoring authority).
II. A.U. applications for import of raw materials for the manufacture of parts/components of watches, will be considered in accordance with the phased manufacturing programme. In the case of small scale units the phased manufa- cturing programme should be approved by the State Directors of Industries/DC (SSI), New Delhi. The approval of the phased production programme for clocks/time- pieces by the DC(SSI), New Delhi will not be necessary.
NOTES:—(1) Actual import will be permitted in accordance with the approved phased manufacturing programme. In the case of units having approved phased manufacturing programme, their entitle- ments will be worked out on the basis of prescribed pack value based on actual production. In this connection, the unit will be required to furnish a certificate to the licensing authority from the sponsoring authority concerned showing the actual production during April, 1976—March, 1977.
(2) The entitlement of new units for grant of licences for import of component parts/raw materials for the manufacture of clocks, time-pieces etc. will be worked out on the basis of phased manufactur- ing programme as approved by the DOTD in the case of DGTD units and the State Directors of Industries in the case of small scale units,
(3) Please see Section III of this Book in respect of items included in this appendix and import of which is canalis- ed through a public sector agency.
(4) The import of iron and steel items includ- ed in this Appendix will be governed by the policy indicated in Appendix 41.
(5) Request for inclusion of any other spe- cial type of material in the licences issued to the actual users will be con- sidered in consultation with the spon- soring authorities.
324/360 T HE G A Z E T TE OF INDIA E X T R A O R D I N A RY A P R IL 27, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1899 | P \ nr IAPPENDIX 46
List of raw materials and components which may be allowed for import to the manufacturers of switchgears, control
gear, relays and power capacitors/paper capacitors
PART—I
I. Items of components and raw materials other than steel that mny be allowed to actual users manufacturing switchgears and Conliol gears, i.e. Switch fuses units. Circuit Breakers of all types, Relays, Isolators, Current and Potential Transformers, Control Panels and other allied items connected with Switch Gear Industry.
(A) Components
(i) Arcing Chambers of special ceramic materials.
(ii) Arc Chute Covers of special Ceramic materials. (///) Special Springs, (iv) Electrical Contacts, (v) Timer Shafts/Axles.
(VJ) Bearings except sizes banned under Appendix 14. (vlt) Steatite Bodies.
(£) Raw materials •
I. Moulding Powders:
(z) Polyacetal Resin or Delvin Acetal Resin. (ti) Acrylic Elastomer Styrene Acrylonitrile Copolymer. (m) Glass Fortified Nylon. (iv) Polycarbonate.
(v) Melamine based Moulding Powders. (vi) Nylon Moulding Powders.
II. Polypropylene, Macrolon, Polycarbonate, Plastics.
TIL Phospher Bronze Sheets and Strips.
TV. Beryllium Copper Strips.
V. Biemta] Strips and Motors
VI. Silver/Copper Silver Sheets and Strips.
VII. Silver Bronze Strips/Sheets
VTTT. Insulating Paper.
IX. Steatite Mass.
X. High Conductivity Copper Tubes and Sections.
XL Aluminium Alloy Rods, Strips and Sections.
PART II
Raw materials and components for the manufacture of Power Capacitors and Paper Capacitors for Electrical Industry:
(0 Insulating Kraft Paper
(ii) Chlorinated Di-Phenyl.
(Hi) Polypropylene film.
(iv) Metahzed Porcelain Insulators.
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List of raw materials and components which may be allowed for import to the manufacturers of Cables and Wires
1. Cold rolled mild steel galvanised/black strips in accordance with the policy detailed in Appendix 41.
2. E.C. Grade Insulating paper, metallised paper, kraft paper.
3. Semi conducting paper/cloth tape. (Import of cloth tape will, however, be allowed on restricted basis i.e.
upto 20% of the entitliment)
4. PTFE/teflon tape.
5. Asbestos yarn/tape/cloth of E.C. grade.
6. Rubber chemicals of permissible types.
7. Cable impregnating compound of draining and non-draining type
8. MIND compound.
9. Nylon compound,
10. cresol or cresyhc Acid.
11. Glycol.
12. Ethyl glycol.
13. Ethyl glycolacetate.
14. Xylol.
15. Xylenol/Xylcnol technical.
16. B. naphthol
17. Cyclohexanol.
18. Meteesil.
19. Carbon black/carbon black channel/gas black.
20. Conductive carbon black.
21. Light magnesium oxide, magnesium carbonate.
22. Trimellitic anhydride.
23. Butyl titanate.
24. Lithopone.
25. Triethylenediaminc.
26. Methylene dianillne.
27. Trlethanol amlne.
28. Trimetbylol propane.
29. Diethylaminc propyl amine.
30. Polisocynates/resistherms—different grades.
31. Desmodur. -
32. Desmophene. V various grades.
33. Monodur. ^
34. Polyhydantoin—different grades.
35. Dimethyl teraphthalate.
36. PVF Resin/formvar/phovinol etc.
37. Epoxy resin.
38. Silico resin.
3 G of 1/77—25
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APPENDIX 47—concid
39. Terephthalio puiyester resin.
40. Polyesterimide re^in and varnish.
41. Polyurethanc.
42. Polyesters—various grades.
43. Adipic Acid.
44. Terephthalic acid.
45. Isophthalic acid,
46. Silicon varnish.
47. Estn-Amide-lmide wire enamel.
NOTES:—(1) Please see Section ITI of this Book in respect of items included in this Appendix and import of which is canalised through a Public Sector Agency.
(2) The items included in this Appendix the import of which is allowed to the actual users on restricted basis elsewhere in this Book, will be allowed to be imported to the extent prescribed for such items.
Stc 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA RXTRAORDINARV . APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 324/363APPENDIX 48
List of raw materials and components which will be allowed for Import to the Air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment manufacturers
(A) Drinking water coolers
(E) Domestic Refrigerators
1. Copper tubes permissible sizes and capillary
tubing (less than 4 mm OD).
2. Components of compressors as per SI. No. G to those who manufacture their own compres- sors.
(B) Freezers (below 0°C)
1. Copper tubes permissible types and capillary
tubes (less than 4 mm OD).
2. Flexible magnetic strip,
3. Solenoid by-pass valve (3 way valve)
4. Defrost and temperature control (combina-
tion).
1. Copper tubes permissible sizes and capillary
tubes (less than 4 mm OD).
2. Bundy weld steel tubes, (on restricted basis i.e.
up to 20% of the face value of the licence).
3. Speed clip tubular.
4. Flexible magnetic strip, (on restricted basis i.e.
up to 20% of the face value of the Hence).
5. Tnlct and outlet tube assembly (aluminium to
copper tube welded).
6. Monel metal wire cloth.
7. Fabric washer.
8. (i) Components of compressors as per SI. No, G to those who manufacture their own com- pressors,
(ii) Cover coats, frits, clays.
(F) Room air-conditioners
5. Low back pressure open type refrigeration com- pressors 1/4 HP to 3/4 HP at minus 13°C suitable for combination coolers
6. Bundy weld steel tube (on restricted basis i.e.
up to 2 0% of the face value of the licence).
7. Components of Compressor as per SI. No. G to those who manufacture their own compres- sors.
(C) Plate Freezers
1. Copper tubes, permissible sizes.
2. Thermo expansion (multi outlet) valve.
3. Flexible connections (rubber hoses and metallic hoses) suitable for low temperature application.
4. Components of compressor as per SI. No. J to those who manufacture their own compressors.
1. Copper tubes permissible sizes and capillary
tubes (less than 4 mm OD).
2. Electrolytic start capacitors (on restricted basis j e. up to 20% of the face value of the licence)
3. Components of compressor as per SI. No. G to those who manufacture their own compres- sors,
(G) Sealed compressors 1/10 HP to 71 HP.
1. Piston Rings.
2. Glass matio terminals—20 % up to I HP,
For above % HP no restriction.
3 Overload protectors below 1 H.P., Import not
allowed. Above 1 .H.P. allowed
(D) Blood Storage Refrigerators
1. Copper tubes permissible sizes and capillary
tube (less than 4 mm OD)
2. Flexible magnetic strip (on restricted basis i e. up to 20% of the face value of the licence).
3. Bundy weld steel tubes (on lestricted basis i.e. up to 20% of th face value of the licence). 4. Fillet and outlet tube assembly (Aluminium to
copper tube welded).
5. Components of compressor as per SI. No. G to those who manufacture their own compressors.
4. Bundy weld steel tubes (on restricted basis i.e. up to 20% of the face value of the licence) 5. Copper capillary tubes (less than 4 mm OD)
and Copper tubes permissible sizes,
6. Locking pins.
7. Nylon or paper based electric insulation material, rag paper, fish paper, press board and press— pahn.
8. Copper coated welding wires.
9. Cylinder head gasket and valve plate gasket.
10. Cluster terminal connector.
11" Hermetic Compressor Oil
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(H) Semi-sealed compressors 3 HP to 7-1/2 HP (Ml Cooling coils and Evaporators
1. Valve plate assembly.
Copper tubes permissible sizes.
(N) Fan Coil units, weathermaker, Air Handling
2. Compressor valve reed.
Units, etc.
3. Compressor discharge shut-off valve above 7/8' only.
4. Compressor suction shut-off valve above 7/8' only.
5. Compressor bearing bushing.
1. Fan sleeve bearing,
2. Copper tubes permissible sizes. 3. Solenoid valve three way.
4. Combination thermostat (heating & cooling) room type.
(I) Package air-conditioners
1. Copper tubes permissible sizes.
2. Fan sleeve bearings.
3. Vibration eliminators.
4. Pillow block bearings.
5. Humldistat.
5. Pillow block bearings.
6. Modulating motor and modulating controller.
7. Humidistat.
8. Electronic air filter.
9. Hot gas defrost assembly.
10. Other controls (Industrial)
(O) Bottle coolers, Beverage coolers
6. Components of compressors as per S. No. 'G' or S. No. 'H' or S. No. 'J' who manufacture their own compressors.
Copper tubes permissible sizes.
(P) Relays and overload Protectors
(J) Open type compressor 1/2 HP and above
1. Shaft seal assembly and its parts.
2. Capacity and unloader assembly.
3. Crankshaft forgings unfinished (OR) Crank- shaft SG iron cast unfinished.
4. Suction and discharge valve and its parts disc/plates/springs/spindle.
1. Bi-metal strips/shcets/coils/Foils.
2. Beryllium copper sheets/strips/coils/Foils.
3. Copper wire 47 GA.
4. Contacts, Bimeltallic Silver on Steel and others.
5. Resistance Wire 60% Nickel, 15% chromium and 20% Iron.
(Q) Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Thermostats
5. Piston (aluminium) and Piston rings.
6. Unfinished forgings for connecting rods.
7. Compression rings and oil rings.
8 Hydraulic relay.
9. Seamless steel tubes upto 3/8" OD,
10. Oil pump and its parts and gear wheels.
(K) Chillers
1. Float control valve. 2. Level master control valve package.
1. Beryllium Copper Strips/Shcets/Coils/Foils. 2. Copper Capillary Tubes less than 4 mm OD 3. Refrigerant Gases of permissible types.
4. Brazing Bronze Sheets.
5. Bellows. 6. Other raw materials and components to be re- commended by the sponsoring authority for approved phased manufacturing programme
(R) Filter Driers
Molecular Sieves.
(S) Centrifugal Packaged Chillers
3. Copper lubes plain permissible sizes and copper tubes finned (internal or external) 3/4* O.D. and below.
4. Cupro-nickel tubes 3/4' OD and below.
(L) Condenser
1. (a) Copper tubes permissible sizes (b) Copper tubes finned (internal or external) 3/4* OD and below.
2. Fusible plug and alloy.
3. Cupro-nlckle tube 3/4* OD and below.
Raw materials and components for Centrifugal Packaged Chillers
NOTES : (1) Please see Section III oT this Red Book in respect of items included in this Appendix and import of which is canalised through a public sector agency.
(21 fmpnrt of copper tubes will be permitted as per remark 2(ii) against S. No. 74 07/08 in Section n of this book.
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List of raw materials and components which will be allowed for import to the electric lamp industry
Remarks
No. Items
SI
OLS & OTHER LAMPS :
I.
(1) Tungsten Filaments Coils
On restricted basis
on restricted basis on restricted basis (84+16%). on restricted basis
(2) Molybdonura (Moly) Wire (3) Silicon Bronze Wiro./Joining Wires. (4) Load Glass tubing (5) Novolac (6) Argon Nitrogen gas mixture (7) Red Phosphorous (8) Marking Material for temperature Indication (9) Ammonium Vanadate, Binder.
on restricted basis
(10) Silicon Resin. (U) Cryolite (12) Stamping Paste (13) Reference Lamps Max 20 Nos. (14) Nitrocellulose (High Purity) in suitable damping agent (IS) Shellac Blonde and Lithophone. (16) Lead in wire (17) Pigment suspension (18) Moncl wire (19) Cap insulating powder (20) Basing Cement (21) Lithophone
FLOURESCENT LAMPS :
II.
on restricted basis,
on restricted basis
(1) Lead in Wires (2) Tungsten Filaments Coils (3) Lead Olass tubing (4) Argon Gas spcctroscopically pure(99.99 %) (5) Mercury (Triple Distillod) (6) Titanium Dioxide. (7) Ethyl Silicate, Bone Anhydride. (8) Binder used for phosphorous Coating. (9) Emitter Suspension.
on restricted basis
on restricted basis
(10) Ethyl Lactate/Ethyl Cellulose (11) Mono ethyl/Methyl Glycol Ether. (12) Silicon Resin. (13) Argon/Neon (Mixture) (14) Centre Leads. (15) Stamping Paste and Ammonium Vanadate (lft) Dibutyl pthalate and Dimethyl Dichlorosilanc. (17) Span 20. (18) Strontium/Calcium Hyrophosphate. (19) Aluminium Oxide (Along "C") (20) Reference Fluocrescent Lamps. (21) Pebbles (Flint) (Grinding medium for fluorescent Powder) (22) Nitrocellulose (High purity) in suitable damping agent. (23) Resin Cement Powder (24) Anode strips/probe wire/Anode rings (25) Silicon Bronze wire/Joining wire (26) Marking material for temp, indication (27) Mono-ether Ethelene glycol or Cellusolse (28) Basing Cement
BURNERS FOR MERCURY VAPOUR LAMPS :
III.
onjrestncted basis
(1) Tungsten Filaments Coils. (2) Tungsten Rods. (3) Molybdenum Support Wire. (4) Molybdenum Strip. (5) F.mitter Suspension (6) Nickel Tubes (7) Quartz glass tubes. (8) Quartz glass exhaust tube
3 2 4 / 3 66 T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, I 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 [ P A RT IAPPENDIX 49—contd.
Slo.
Items
Remarks
(9) Hard Glass stem.
On restricted basis
(10) Ignition Wire. (11) Platinizing Fluid . (12) Mercury (Triple Distilled). (13) Argon Nitrogen gas mixture (84 + 16%) (14) Calcasper. (15) Bead lead borate. (16) Plate Ta. (17) Cathode rod combination.
MERCURY VAPOUR LAMPS :
IV
(1) Lead in Wire*. (2) Nickel tubes (3) Nickel Plates. (4) Matix Resistors (5) Hard glass stems (6) Nickel Manganese Ignition wire (7) Nickel Manganese Bands Nickel Bands (8) Resin Cement Powder. (9) Stamping Pat-ic.
On restricted basis
On restricted basis
i
(10) Nickel Manganese Support Wire/Brackei. (11) Hydrozlne Mono Hydro Bromide Solution. (12) Yttrium Vanadate Phosphate. (13) Borate Europium (Fluorescent Powder). (14) Electrostatic Medium for above. (15) Reference Lamps (16) Hard glass shells . (17) Nitrocellulose. (18) Magnetism. (19) Silicon Paint (20) Bead Leadborate (21) Hard glass tubing. (22) Strontium Manganese Phosphate. (23) Ammonium Phosphate suspension. (24) Ferro-Nickel bands.
i
11NIATURE LAMPS :
V. Iv
On restricted ba=is
1
VI. ]
On restricted basis
On restricted basis
(11 Tungesten Filaments Coils. (2) Copper clad wire (Dumet Wire). (3) Sintered glass Beads and bard glass buttons. (4) Neon Gas, (5) Molybdenum Wire. (6) Argon Nitrogen Gas mixt ure (84+16 %). (7) Reference lamps Man. (8) Krypton gas. (9) Nickel Strip/Wire. [10) Lead Glass tubing 1 (11) Getters. (12) Machine-drawn soda glass tubes. NFRA tED AND OTHER REFLECTOR LAMPS : (1) Lead in wires . . . . . .. L2) Tungsten Filaments Coils. (3) Molybdenum/Tungsten Support wire . . .. (4) Sintered Hard Glass Buttons (5) Ferro-Nickel Rods/Wires/Strips including
V-Strips other than banned.
(6) Resin Cement Powder. (7) Stamping Paste.
Sue. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7. 1899 324/367APPENDIX 49—contd.
Items
SI. No.
Remarks
On restricted basis On restricted basis
Metallic shield used inside bulbs. Lamp Mirroring Strips (Pcs) Rubyni&ing Pellets/Powder. Carboxy Methyl Cellulose . . . .. Tungsten Filament for inside mirroring Molybdenum grids. R.ubynising Cups,
On restricted basis On restricted basis
(8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (IS) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) 28) 29) 30) 31) 32) (33) (34) (35)
Insulating Tubes (Glass £ and Higher temperature) Molybdenum Rods . . . . . .. Silicons Paint . . . . . .. Nickel tubes & Plates. Nickel plated discs Matrix Resistors. Nickel Manganese Bands & Support wire. Ignition Wire. Zirconium Getter Coils. Reference lamps. Red Phosphorus. Yttrium Vanadate Phosphate Borate Europium Fluorescent Powder with Electrostatic Medium. Hard glass rode. Silicons oil. Vacuum grease. Silicon resin. China clay. Aluminium powder. Tergitol Acrylatic resin
LAMPS (300—1500 W) :
VII. OLS
On restricted basis
Lead in Wires Tungsten Filament Coils. Molybdenum Support Wire. Sintered Hard Glass Buttons. Ferro Nickel Rods/Wires Hard glass rods. Resin Cement Powder. Stamping Paste. Reference Lamps 20. Silicone resin. Phosphorus Nitnde/Suspcnsion. Zirconium aluminium getter/suspension. Arbor rod glass above 4Jmm dia. Hard glass shells. Morel Wire Copper-tln-nickel plated wire.
0) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9i (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16)
LOGEN LAMPS :
VIH. HA
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)
b)
rOn restricted basis
Tungsten Filaments Coils. Tungsten Sleeves, Molybdenum/Tungsten Coil Supports. Molybdenum Support Wires/Rods. Molybdenum Strips. Quartz Rods, Tube for exhaust. Plate (Platinum Tungsten). Nickel contacts Argon Halogen Mixture. Nitrogen Halogen Mixture. Helium Gas, Halogen Capsules. Steatite Ferrule/Holders. Thermistic Cement Paste. Stamping Paste. Tungsten Mandrel. High Temperature Solder Wire (Tin, Slider, Lead) . . Reference Halogen Lamps Methyl Bromide (CH 2 Br 2 22) Moly-innder lead. Assembly strips/rods. Quartz tubes. Argon Nitrogen Halogen gas with oxygen (in cylinders). Argon Nitrogen Halogen mixture (in cylinders). Drying agents for Halogen capsules.
(10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24)
324/368 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX 49—contd.
Remarks
Items
Si. No.
rx. LEAD IN WIRES :
(1) Copper clad (Durnet) Wire wad copper weld wire.
(2) Oxygen Free Copper Wire (High conductivity). On restricted basis
(3) Monel Wire.
(4) Manganese Nickel Wire and Nickel Plated Iron Wire.
(5) Silicon Bronze Wire Including Nickel Plated Wire.
(6) Nickal plated copper tin alloy Wire.
(7) Nickel plated copper Wire.
(8) Nickel iron Wire.
X. TUNGSTEN FILAMENTS AND MOLYBDENUM WIRES :
(1) Tungsten Wire rods—500 mlorones and thicker . On restricted basis
(2) Molybdenum Wire rods 650 inicronos and thicker
(3) Cryolite "1
(4) Nitrocellulose > On restricted basis
Red Phosphorus J
(5)
(6) Industrial Rough Diamonds.
(7) Cadmium compound tor cold drawing lubricants.
(8) Drawing Grease Powder
(9) Colloidal graphite lubricant.
(10) Raschiet solution!.
XI. FLUORESCENT POWDER ;
(1) Antimony Trioxidc.
(2) Calcium Flouride.
(3) Calcium Hydrophospbate.
(4) Diatomite (Hyflo-supercell)
(5) Manganese Ammonium Phosphate.
(6) Cadmium Carbonate,
(7) Pebbles (Flint) (Grinding medium for
Fluorescent Powder) On restricted baiis
(8) Antimony Trioxidc
(9) Calcium Tungstate, Blue Phosphor
(10) Olober Element.
(11) Ammonium Borate.
(12) Manganese arsenate.
(13) Manganese Nitrate.
(14) Manganese Chloride Solution.
(15) Silicon Powder.
vl6) Quartz Vessel & Silica Crucible.
(17) Reference Fluorescent Powder.
XII. GLOW LAMPS 1
(1) On restricted basis
(2) Bimetal strip On restricted basis
(3) Argon/Helium/Hydrogen mixtures.
(4) Getter.
(5) Bimetallic Strips.
(6) Bent Bimetallic Strips
(7) Lanthanum Wire.
(8) Titanium Tritium/Ignition Liquid.
Argon Pure (Spectroscopically pure In cylinders).
(10) Argon Neon Helium (in cylinders).
(11) Binder.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF 1NDTA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 324/369
APPENDIX 49—concId.
Remarks
Items
81. No.
xin.
MISCELLANEOUS : (1) Caps other than the following :
(/) B22d/25x26
B22d-3/25x26
(11) E 27111 {ill) E 27/30 (/v) Bipln Caps for Fluorescent tubes, (v) B 22d/22 for Pigmy lamps. (W) P 22d/21 for auto lamps. (vli) E 40/45 (vi") E 40/41 (/*) E 10/13 (x) E 14/25x17
On restricted basis
On restricted basis
On restricted basis On restricted basis (Items 8 to 11 for manufacture of Capping Cement only) (2) Cadmium Red, Orange and Yellow (3) Metallic Lithium. (4) Pigment green, Blue and White (5) Activated Alumine. (6) Magnesium. (7) Mandril Wire. (8) Llthophonc (9) Malchltc Green 10) Novolac ( 11) Silicon Resin (
XIV. GLASS SHELLS AND GLASS TUBINGS , - (1) Antimony Oxide. (2) Arsenio Oxide. (3) Standard glass shells and glass tubings for references.
NOTES :—
(i) Restricted Items will be allowed for import by the actual users up to 20% of the face value of the licences.
(ii) Please see Section in of this Red Book in respect of items the import of which Is canalised through Public sector agencies.
(lii) The Sponsoring Authority will ensure that only such raw materials and components as are required for the specific types of lamps and bulbs for which applicant hold industrial licence/registration letter, are recommended.
(iv) The applicants are advised to use the nomenclature used in above list while applying for import licence.
324/370 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA UXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART 1APPENDIX 50
Statement showing Consumption of Imported Raw Materials & Components
1. Name and address of the Unit . . ..
2. End-product manufactured . . ..
3. c.i.f. value of impoitcd raw materials and components in hand on the first day of consumption period i.e. on
4. c.i.f. value of raw matenals/components imported/ procured (against AU/REP and allotments received from Export Houses) during the period of consumption i.e.,
.
5 c i.f. value of consumption of imported raw materials/
components during the consumption period i.e.,
6. c i.f value of raw materials/components in hand on the
last date of the consumption period i.e., on .
7. Book value of production turned out during the period
of consumption indicated against item 5 above .
8. Souiccs of procurement of raw materials/components
covered against item No. 4 above
Licence/Release Order No. & Date'(Both under A U& REP)/ c.i.f. value Date of import/procurement Allotments received from Exnort Houses
1
2 3
9. Details of A.U. Liconces/Release Orders obtained during the last 2 licensing periods
Period
No. & Date of Licence/R.O.
c.i.f. value Modes of financing
1
2
3
4
10. I/We hereby declare that the consumption of imported raw materials/components shown in this statement does uot include the following :—
(i) Iron & Steel items for which separate import applications are required to be made in terms of the Policy contained in Appendix 41,
(it) Imported raw materials and components received from the canalising agencies without obtaining release ordeis from the licensing authorities.
(Hi) Imported raw materials and components placed in O.O.L.
11. I/We hereby declare that the information given in this statement is correct. I/We fully understand that any licence/release order issued on the basis of this information will be liable for cancellation, in addition to any other action that may be taken in this behalf, if it is found that any part of the information ^furnished is incorrect, false or misleading.
^
Signature of Applicant
Full Address . . ..
SEC, 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7. 1899 324/371APPENDIX 50—concld.
CERTIFICATE BY THE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
I/We do hereby certify that the information furnished in the above statement showing the consumption of imported raw materials and other particulars is correct and complete. I/We have verified this from the Cash Book, Ledger, Production Book, Slock Register and other subsidiary books on which T have put my office seal and signature.
I/We also certify that the applicant unit has been maintaining proper account of consumption in the prescribed form as indicated in tho Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78.
Signature and Stamp of Chartered Accountant/ Cost Accountant or Sponsoring Authority.
Place
Name of the Signatory
Date
Regn. No
Address
N O IE —All the pages of the statement should be signed and stamped by Chartered Accountant/Cost Accountant/ Sponsoring Authority.
324/372 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX 51
PROFORMA OF APPLICATION FOR RECOGNITION OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LABORATORIES
A. GENERAL
1. Name of the applicant/firm .
2. Address :—
(a) Head office
(b) Factory/Factories
(c) R&D Laboratory/Centre
3. Nature of business
. . . ..
4. Company structure :—
(u) Pubhc/Private/Co-operative/Joint Sector/Proprie- tory/Partnership concern . . . ..
(b) Whether foreign equity participation? Please give name of foreign equity participant and percentage thereof
(c) Names of directors on the Board/Proprietors
5. Capital structure :—
(a) Authorised capital . . . ..
(b) Paid-up capital
(c) Other liabilities . . . ..
6. Category of the firm :—
(a) Small scale unit
(b) Registered with DGTD
(c) Covered under IDR Act
(d) Covered under MRTP Act . . ..
(e) Others (Please indicate sponsoring authority)
7. Technical collaboration, if any :—
Product
SI. No.
History of colla-
boration
Name & address of the Technical Collaboration
2
4
3
1
N.B.:—Under column 4, please indicate year(s) of approval(s) including extensions, and the date of expiry of existing collaboration arrangements.
8, Annual turnover for the last three years (year-wise).
9. Main Products manufactured.
SEC 1J FHB GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTVtAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1S9Q 324/373APPENDIX 51—contd.
Vo. Product
SI. 1
Capacity licensed
Installed
Produc (Three ye
tion tars)
1
2
3
4 5 6
7
10. Manpower employed :—
1
1
(a) Scientific and Technical (b) Administrative (c) Others
Total
B. RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
1. Whether R&D work has already been in progress (if so, the date of commencement) . . ..
2. Main objectives of the R&D programme .
3. Whether R&D establishment is housed in a separate
building inside/outside the factory premises
4. Whether R&D activity is separate from your Produc- tion and Quality control departments and whether separate account is maintained . . ..
5 Brief particulars of equipments/pilot plant facilities available (Please enclose list, indicating value and source) . . . ..
. .
6. Whether you have a full-time R&D Director/Manager?
If so, please give his name and date of appointment .
7. Deiailh of R&D achievements during the last three
years (Enclose a separate sheet, if necessary)
8. Patents filed in India or abroad during the last three
years . . . ..
9. Whether any of the technologies developed have boon • • . • 4 . . . .
(a) Commercialised by you
(b) Sold to other parties in India (c) Exported.
10. Give Particulars R&D projects in progress (Please
give details in proforma at Annexure 'A )
11. R&D projects proposed during the next three years
(Please give details in proforma at Annexure 'B')
12. Expenditure on R&D w o r k-
Please furnish year-wise figures for the past three years
(actuals), current year (budgeted), and estimates for
the next three years.
32.1/:74 1HC GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX 51—contd.
ars
Next three) (estimate
Current year
(budgeted)
rears Ml) throe ye Pabt actuals) 0
5
6
7
4
3
1 2
(a) Capital (b) Recurring
(c) Total
ponent of (c)
(d) Foreign exchange corn
(i) Capital (n) Recurring
Total
NOTE .—Any expenditure on quality control, trouble shooting, testing, market research and other similar activities related to production may be excluded from the figures to be furnished above.
13 Please indicate income-tax rebate allowed, if any, on
R&L expenditure during the past three years.
14 Manpower employed on R&D work (existing)
Part-time Category Full-time
(Number)
(Number) (a) Scientists (b) Engineers (c) Technicians (d) Others.
Total:
15. Educational status of R&D personnel (existing)
(number)
(a) Doctorate degree (b) Master's degree (c) Graduates (d) Below graduates.
Total:
16. Phasing of recruitment during the next three years
Years Category
1 2 3 (a) Scientists (b) Master's degree (c) Graduates (d) Below graduates.
Total:
17 Have you obtained any assistance/purchased and know how from NRDC or any of the National Laboratories/ ' Universitics/TITs/Other Institutions during the last three years? Please give details, along with year and source.
18- Whether any ot the items of R&D work in progress or proposed by you is being done elsewhere in the country?
If so, please indicate location.
Date : Place :
S i8n a t u re Designation
Stc I] THE GAZETTE OF JND1A EX1RAOKDINARY APRIL 27. J977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 32.J/375APPENDIX 5l~contd.
ANNEXURE 'A'
Details of R & D Programme/Projects in progress
Total
ect
List < nicnt
:quip- auired
Estima cost und
te Proj er
si. No.
Name of ihc project Leader
lalised < ilant ac< values
Year in which started
Duration of the project
}fspec pilot t with
f mam aterial ed alucs Title & scope of the R&D project
Listc raw n requlr with v
Recur-1 Total F.E,
Capi- tal
te4] (wi(h jf the
Indtgc nous
R E M A R K S
Impor Dame < eountr
(nd'g enous
y>
5 1
T"
e
3
1
Impor- ted (with aarne of the coun- try)
•a >
1
1
I
1
2
3
4
7
5
6
9
8
10
13
ii
£ > 14
i 15 16
i 12
i
1
324/376 THE GAZF.TTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART TAPPENDIX 51— concld.
ANNEXURE 'B'
Details of proposed R&D work (for the next three years)
i
J
3ject
Tota
Year SI.
1 estlm; costui
ited pr Kler
No.
pecialised ents re- with
nain raw required IUB
List of i
material
with va
Dura- tion of the pro-
es
F.E.
ject
List of 3 equiprn quired valu
Title & scope of the R&D Project
Total
Name of the pro- ject Leader proposed
Recur-
ring
Capi- tal
Remarks (Indi- cate specific reasons, if any, for proposing the R & D project)
Indi- genous
Indi- genous
Imported (with name of country)
Imported (with name of the countryl
•3 •>
3f
\l
I1
[A9
9
12
14
7 8
3
5
6
10
11
13 4
2
SEC. II THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 189APPENDIX 52(A)
Application fur permission to retain foreign currency balam e
(1) Full name and address in India/abroad.
(2) Present nationality
(3) Country of birth.
(4) Academic qualifications
(5) Countries in which you were residing for more than three months before returning to India with period of residence and nature of your employment in each country.
(6) Purpose of your stay in each of the countries named
above.
(7) Date on which you arrived in India/propose to arrive
in India.
(8) Details of accounts maintained abroad :
Present balance in the
account(s) Name(s) and address(es) of the bank(s) with whom the account(s) is/are kept
Type of account(s) i.e., Current Savings, Fixed Deposits, etc.
Whether held singly or jointly with any other person(s); if latter, the name, relationship and present address of the joint account-holder
(0
01)
(Hi) etc.
(9) Source of funds in the account(s).
(10) If the funds in the account(s) represent your earnings from employment, please state the name and address of the employees) in case you are employed by any firm or company the place of its he".d office/registered office may also be mentioned.
(11) Do you own any foreign currency securities 7 If so, have you made a separate applicati >n to the Reserve Bank for obtaining a holding licence n respect thereof ?
I hereby confirm that the foreign ;urrcncy account(s) listed above constitute a complete statement "n* my foreign currency holdings abroad and I csrtify that all the particulars given above are true to the be^t of my knowledge and belief.
(Signature of the applicant) Place
11 G on/77—26
324/378 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX 52(B)
Declaration to be completed by persons of Indian nationality/origin resident abroad who wish to apply for import of machinery/raw materials/components into India against payment out of their foreign currency earnings.
NOTE —Please complete this form in duplicate. Original copy may be submitted to the Chief Controller of Tmports and Exports, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi, along with the application for import of machinery, etc and the duplicate may be forwarded to the Reserve Bank of India, Exchange Control Department, Central Office, Bombay, for its information,
1. Full name and address abroad.
2. Present nationality.
3. Country of birth.
4. Academic qualifications.
5. Country of residence.
6. How long have you been staying in the above country
and what is your occupation ?
7. Whether you intend to come and settle down in India and, if so, probable date/period of your arrival 7
8. Details of accounts maintained abroad i
Present balance in the account(s)
Type of account(s) i.e., Current, Savings, Fixed Deposits, etc.
Name(s) and address(es) of the bank(s) with whom the account(s) is/are kept
Whether held single or jointly with any other person(s); if latter, the name, relationship and present address of the joint account-holder
(0 ("> am
9. Source of funds in the account(s).
10. Value of machinery etc. to be imported into India and source of funds out of which payment will be made for the machinery.
11. Tf the funds to be utilised for the purchase of the machinery etc. represent your earnings from employ- ment, please state the name and address of the employees); in case you are/were employed by any firm or company, the place of its head office/registered office may also be mentioned.
12. Type of industrial undertaking proposed to be set up in India and name and address of the persons/firm who will manage it.
I hereby confirm that the particulars given above are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and that payment for the machinery etc. to be imported into India have been/will be made out of my savings from earnings m countries outside India. T undertake to declare to the Reserve Bank of fndia, in the event of my returning to India, all my foreign currency holdings abroad within a period of 30 days of my arrival in the country.
(Signature of applicant) Place
Date
SEC. 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 124/379APPENDIX 52 (C)
Manufacturing operations in respect of which the
concessions will not be applicable,
1. Coal falling under '(1), Coal Lignite, Coke and their derivatives' under the heading "2 Fuels";
2. Textile falling under the heading "23, Textiles (Including those dyed, printed or otherwise pro- cessed) manufactured, produced or processed on powerloom or those manufactured, processed or processed by as per processes";
3. Milk Foods falling under '(2) Milk foods'; Malted foods falling under '(3) Malted foods' and Roller flour milling falling under '(4) Flour' under the heading "27. Food processing Industries";
4. (a) Oil seed crushing, falling under '(1) Vege-
table oils including solvent extracted oils' and (b) Vanaspati falling under '(2) Vanaspati' under the heading '28 Vegetable Oils and Vanaspati';
5. Leather falling under the heading '31. Leather Goods and Pickers' excluding finished leathor and finished leather products;
6. Matches falling under '(3) Matches' under the
heading '36. Timber Products';
7. Crimping and other processes for synthetic fibres
and yarn;
8. All qualities of steel manufactured from electric furnaces based on scrap, falling under '(1) Iron and Steel (Metal)' and '(6) Special Steel' under the beading; " 1. METALLURGICAL INDUS- TRIES: A. Ferrous";
9. Iron and Steel pipes and tubes and stainless tubes falling under '(5) Iron and Steel Pipes' under the heading " 1. METALLURGICAL INDUSTRIES; A, Ferrous";
10. Bright Bars;
11. Tin containers and metal containers;
12. Drums and barrels;
13. Wires of mild steel. Speoial steel and alloy stce!
coated and uncoated;
14. Re-rolling of Steel including manufacture of hot rolled bars/rods and sections using billets or re- rollable scrap as raw material and also cold rolled steel strips and box strappings.
The above items 10 to 14 fall under *7(7) Other products of iron and steel' under the heading "1. METALLURGICAL INDUSTRIES; A. Ferrous";
15. Non-ferrous semis alloys, flat produots and ex- trusions excluding aluminium semis falling under the heading " 1. METALLURGICAL INDUS- TRIES; B. Non ferrous";
16. Steel forgings falling under (3) Iron and Steel
Castings and forgings under the heading " 1. METALLURGICAL INDUSTRIES".
17. AAC/ACSR Conductors falling under '(6) Elec- trical cables and Wires' under the heading "5- Electrical Equipment".
18. Formaldehyde falling under '(2) Organic Heavy Chemicals' under the heading "19-CHEMTCALS (OTHER THAN FERTILIZERS)".
19. Plastic processed goods falling under '(1) Plastic moulded goods' under the heading "12. MIS- CELLANEOUS MECHANICAL AND ENGI- NEERING INDUSTRIES";
20. Industrial Gases falling under '(14) Miscellaneous Chomioals' under the heading "19. CHEMICALS (OTHER THAN FERTILISERS)" unless the necessary number of cylinders are also imported along with the equipment within the limit of Rs. 25 lakhs;
(N.B.—Import of only new industrial gas plant will be allowed on condition rhat a mini- mum of 3,000 gas cylinders, according to standard scale, are also imported with the plant against the applicant's own sources of foreign exchange. Import of second-hand gas plants will not be allowed.)
21. Items reserved for the small scale sector if the
value of the plant and machinery imported ex ceeds Rs. 5 lakhs;
22. Distillation or brewing of alcoholic drinks falling
under the heading "26-Fermentation Industries"
324/380 THl' GAZETTE OF INDIA FXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, J899 [PART IAPPENDIX 52 (D)
list of industries in which investment will be
allowed by non-resident Indians,
1 Metallurgical Tndustiics
(1) Fcno alloys
(2) Steel castings and foigings
(3) Special steels.
(4) Non-ferrous metals and their alloys.
2 Boileis and steam generating plants
3. Prime movers (other than electrical generators).
(1) Industrial turbines,
(2) Internal combustion engines.
4. Electrical equipment.
(1) Equipment for transmission and distribution
of electricity.
(2) Electrical motors
(3) Electrical furnaces
(4) X-ray equipment
(5) Electronic components and equipment.
5. Transportation.
1I) Mechanised sailing vessels upto 1000 DWT.
(2) Ship ancillaries.
(3) Commercial vehicles
6. Industrial machinery.
7 Machine wools
8 Agricultural machinery tractors and power
tillers.
V. harthmoving machinery.
10 Industrial instruments; indicating, recording and icgulating devices for pressure, temperature, rate of flow, weights, levels and the like
1 ] Scientific instruments,
12 Nitrogenous and phosphatic fertilisers falling under (i) Inorganic fertilisers' under '18 Fertili- sers' in the First Schedule to the ID&R Act, 1951
13. Chemicals (other than fertilisers).
(1) Inorganic heavy chemicals.
(2) Organic heavy chemicals.
(3) Fine chemicals, including photographic che- micals.
(4) Synthetic rcsras and plastics,
(5) Synthetic rubbers.
(6) Man-made fibres
(7) Industrial explosives,
(8) Insecticides, fungicides, weedicides and the
1ik".
(9) Synthetic detergents.
(10) Miscellaneous chemicals (for industrial use only).
14. Drugs and Pharmaceuticals
15 Paper and pulp including papei products.
16 Automobile tyres and tubes
17, Plate glass.
18, Ceramics.
(1) Refractories
(2) Furnace lining bricks-acidic, basic and neutral.
19, Cement Products
(1) Porllnnd cement
(2) Asbestos cement.
SEC. 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27. 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/381APPENDIX 53
Application for Allotment of Imported Materials by the Canalising Agencies during 1977-78
1. Name of the applicant . .. .
2. Full Postal Address
3. Address of location of Factory . . . . ..
4. Name of Industry
5. Name of end-product manufactured
. . ..
6. Whether SST/DGTD/Non-DGTD/Non-SSI unit
7. Registration No. allotted by the Sponsoring authority licence No.
and date of issue by the Ministry of Industry.
8. Description of raw materials required. (With detailed specification
and sizes etc. in case of Steel & Ferro alloy item)
9. Quantity/C.I.F. value of raw materials required
10. Phased delivery requirement if any
11. (i) I/We hereby declare that the goods for the allotment of which this application has been made are meant for use in our own factory at the above mentioned address, for the manufacture of
(name of end-product to be indicated)
for which I/We are registered with
(Name of registration/sponsoring authority) registration has not been cancelled nor withdrawn.
(//) I/We have been duly registered/licensed to manufacture the goods mentioned at Serial No. 5 and declare that the raw materials mentioned at S. No. 8 are essentially required for the production of goods mentioned at SI. No. 5.
(///) I/We hereby declare that if goods/raw materials are allocated to us, the same shall be utilised only for con- sumption as raw materials in our factory for the manufacture of the goods indicated above and in accor- dance with the conditions of the Indus trial licence/registration Certificate, and no portion thereof will be sold to or permitted to be used by any other party or for any other purpose.
(*V) I/We certify that the quantity/value asked for is to meet our requirements for a period not exceeding 12 months (for the year 1977-78) including the quanity, if any, already obtained in 1977-78 under the same arrangement.
(v) I/We have not made any separate application for this item to the licensing authority during 1977-78.
(vi) I/We hereby declare that the above statements are true and correct to the best of my/our knowledge and belief. I/We fully understand that the material allocated to me/us on the basis of the statements furnished in this application is liable to confiscation without prejudice to any other action that may be taken under the Imports and Exports (Control) Act 1947, as amended and Orders issued thereunder if it is found that any statement or facts indicated herein are incorrect or false or misleading.
(vii) I/We also fully understand that the allocation of imported raw materials through the canalising agency is made under the Import Trade Control Regulations and violation of the condition on which such raw materials are released to us or any misuse of such raw materials will attract the provions of Import and Exports (Control) Act, 1947, as amended and Orders issued thereunder.
(vlii) I/We have noted the provisions contained in para 289(3) of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78.
(ix) I/We have not been debarred under, Clause 8 of Imports (Control) Order 1955 for the period 1977-78.
1. Date & Signature 2. Name in block lettei s
3. Residential address
324/382 THF GAZETTE OP INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAlSAKHA 7, 1899 tPART IAPPENDIX 54
Form of application tor grant of supplementaryimport licence for the period 1977-78
PART I
{to be filled in by the applicant)
1. Name with full postal address of the applicant .
2. Complete address of location of the factory
3. Whether DGTD/SSI/Non-DGTD-Non-SSI unit
4. Particulars of Industrial Licence-registration number with the sponsoring authority . . ..
5. Licensing period in respect of which the application
relates . . . . . . . ..
6. End-product for which supplementary licence for raw
material and components is required
7. Major items of imported raw material and components required for the manufacture of the end-product indicated against item No. (6) above
*(Size-wise quantity with specification and special tole- rances, if any, are to be indicated with Schedule No., Serial No. and Sub-Serial No. of Appendix 41 in case of iron and steel and ferro alloy items).
8. Value of automatic licences applied for/issued for the
period 1977-78
""(Quantity also to be indicated in case of iron and steel
and ferro alloy items).
9. Stocks in hand of the imported raw material and
[components . . . . . . ..
""(Stocks for imported and indigenous raw materials should be indicated separately in case of iron and steel and ferro alloy items as on 1-4-1977 and as on date of application—date to be indicated).
10. Stocks in pipeline against import licences/release orders
already in hand
""(Stocks of indigenously procured material also to be
indicated for iron and steel and ferro alloy items).
11. Actual value of production of the end-product for the
last three licensing periods ""(Quantity also to be indicated in the case of iron and
steel and ferro alloy items).
12. Production capacity in terms of quantity/value of the
unit for manufacture of end-product in question
""(Production in tonnes containing the item during 1976-77 should also be indicated in the case of iron and steel and ferro alloy items).
13. Consumption of imported raw material and compo- nents for the end-product in question during the last three licensing periods . . . . ..
"•(Imported and indigenous raw material should be in- dicated separately for iron and steel and ferro-alloy items).
SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7. 1899 324/383APPENDIX 54—concld.
14. Value and quantity of exports, if any, of the end-pro-
duct in question during the last year
15. Reasons for supplementary requirement of imported raw materials and components for the year 1977-78 .
•"(Production target for 1977-78 should also be indica- ted in the case of iron and steel and ferro alloy items).
DECLARATION
I/We hereby declare, that the above statements are true and correct to the best of my/our knowledge and belief. I/We fully understand that any licence granted to me/us on the basis of the statement furnished is liable to cancellation in addition to any other penalty that the Govt. may impose or any other action that may be taken, having [regard to the circumstances of the case if it is found that any of the statement of facts are incorrect or false.
Signature
Date:
Name in block letters and Designation
PART II
(to be filled in by the sponsoring authority)
1. Whether the applicant is a new or existing unit .
2. End-product for which recommendation is made
3. Production capacity
4. Value of installed machinery in case of SSI units .
5. Recommendation of the sponsoring authority after taking into account the applicant's capital investment, working capital, production capacity, actual production, value of automatic licences already issued for the period 1977-78:—
(a) value of additional licences recommended ,
(b) items of raw material and components recommen- ded for import . . . . ..
*(In the case of iron and steel and ferro alloy items size-wise quantity with specification and special tolerances, if any, should be indicated).
Date :
Signatirj of the recommending autho ity with Name, Designation and Seal.
*This information may be furnished in respect of re- quests for iron and steel items covered by Appendix 41 of this book.
324/384 THE OAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 11, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1890 [PART iAPPENDIX 55
List of items licensftble to the actual users on restricted basis during April 1977—March 1978
NOTES.—(I) Items included in tins Appendix will be allowed for import by actual users upto 20 per cent of the value of licences.
(2) Although, licences will be issued under various modes of financing, an actual user can import a restricted item for his full entitlement agamst one of those lioonces, at his option In such cases the licensing authority will suitably endorse the licence against which the import of the item is sought to be made and delete the Item from the other licences.
(3) Where an import licence is issued for a single item covered by this Appendix, import will be allowed upto the full face value of such licences irrespective of the percentage restriction indicated in this Appendix,
Description of items
SI. No. of Revised ITC Schedule
2
1
. Cod oil for manufacture of industrial leather.
15 01/06 .
Yeast food and yeast culture.
21,01/17 .
(a) Nonrlaky Graphite (high purity micioniscd graphite 95—99 5%) for aluminium pistons, special grade 25 01/32 .
pencil leads, lubrication, packing materials and gaskets, cinema carbons, carbon brushes.
(!>) Special grades of china clay for end-uses other than art and chrome paper, (c) Ball clay (d) Pumice stone and rubber stone for manufacture of all metals reeds, steel reeds and reed cleaning machines (on the recommendation of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay)
(e) Corborandum stone for manufacture of reed cleaning machines (on the recommendation of Textile Commissioner, Bombay).
(/) Alabaster.
(/) Caustic Soda.
28 01/58
(It) Brown aluminium oxide. (Hi) Blanc fixe for manufacture of acid resisting cement
. Soya Lacithin for manufacture of paints/Chocolates,
30.03
(/) Natural essential oils for manufacture of the following:
33.0 /06 .
(a) Tooth-paste. (b) Tooth powder (Import of clove oil for manufacture of this end-product will be allowed without any restriction)
(c) Tolletery products.
(/;) Peppermint oil (Mentha pep) for manufacture of the following •
(a) Cosmetics, (b) Toiletenes, (c) Pharmaceutical products, id) Toilet Soaps. (e) Tooth-paste and tooth powder.
(ill) Orange/tangerine (mandarin) oi] for manufacture of food products like biscuits, confectioneiy, chocolates, soft drink, squashes etc. flavouring essences, perfumery compounds, cosmetics, hair oils and toilet soaps. (iv) Spearmint oil for manufacture of dental material, perfumery compounds, flavouring essences, synthetic essential oils and aromatic chemicals.
(v) Dementholised peppermint oil (exmentha Arvcnsis) for manufacture of menthol (v/) Essential oils, synthetic for manufacture of cosmetics, toilcteries, perfumery compounds, soaps, toolh-paite, tooth powder and detergents (Import of Anethol for manufacture of ayurvedic tooth paste and tooth powder will, however, be allowed without any restriction).
34 01/07 .
(/) Wetting out, penetrating, dispersing, scouring and emulsifying agents (Import of only special pioduct required for manufacture of drugs, Pharmaceuticals, insecticides and pesticides, rayon synthetic fibres, synthetic rubber and polymers is allowed)
35 01/ 6 .
(//) Synthetic bleachmgs agents (other than bleaching powder or hypochontes hydrogen peroxide etc) (i) Glue, N.O-S. (//) Photographic gelatine.
Flint stones for lighter industry and for manufacture of mechanical toys.
36,01/08
38.01/19
(0 Colloidal graphite (//) Hard carbons and rosin bonded carbon blocks for electrical machinery brushes (manufactured out of natu- ral graphite, lamp black, acetylene black etc.)
(ill) Powder compounds and pastes of pure metals or alloys thereof for purposes of g.is welding and
39.01/06
brazing only. (t) Methyl Cellulose. (ti) Cellulose acetate flakes
(///) Cellulose Acetate sheets (for manufacture of spectacle frames, import of this item will be allowed without any restriction)
(tv) Phenol formaldehyde moulding powder (v) Phenolic paper copper clad laminates
SKC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF 1NDTA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7. 1$99 324/385APPENDIX 55— contd.
2
39 01/06— Co
(WO PTFE lubes. (WII) Special industrial components (Lx) Synthetic Ion Exchange resins (x) Polyvinyl alcohol. (*/) Ketonic resins. (dl) SlHconcs (xill) Polyester laminated films, (xlv) Polyester metallised film (xv) Polyester films for conversion into stamping foils (xvl) Sodium Aliginate (dental grade) for manufaetuie of dental pioducb.
(vv//) Silicono bases.
(win) Other items falling undei this subscual number
39 07
Empty Hard Gelatine capsules of sizes othci lhan 3, 4 andj?
40 05/16
(/) Flexible rubber hoses of low temperature application foi manufacture ol plate fieczcis (//) Timing and variable speed belts, (111) Giant motor/motoi cycle tyies, tubes and flaps bicycle tyres and lubes and industrial tyres, tubes and flaps including solid tyres but excluding tractor and off-the-road tyres and tubes (other than those mentioned in Appendix 30)
(Iv) Tractor and off-the-road tyres, tubes and flaps excluding othci types of tyres and tubes and flaps specified elsewhcro (othci than those mentioned in App 30)
(v) Full cncle Collapsible curing bags,
44 01/28
Types of wood
Etui-use
I. Douglas fir.
Jute Mill Wooden accessories other than Jute Mill picking sticks bobbins, box backs, lay laces, loom lay blocks and shuttles,
2 Buch, Beach, Maple and Douglas lur. Bobbins for textile industiy
48 01/21
(i) Silicone coated paper (release paper)
68 01/16
(/) Slitting wheels. (//) High Density alumina grinding media. (hi) Non-asbestos/packings for engines, boileis all soils D IK Uv) Steam, pneumatic and hydraulic non-asbestos packing-* foi all maehinciy (v) Ready-made boiler non-asbestos packings
69 01/02
70 01/16
(I) Fire bricks conforming to IS 6 and IS 8 quality (2) Basic refractories namely Magnesne and chrome Magnesite. (0 Touahened glass of sizes above 5 ' x 8' for manufacture of acrylic plastic sheets. (//) Float slass/plate glass/sheet glass (colourless) above 6 5 mm and below 0 8 mm thickness for end-uses other than cover slips
73.02
(Hi) Quartz Glass Uv) Hard Glass (0 Calcium-Manganesc-silicon alloys, (ii) Calcium-silicide
324/:>86 THE GAZETTE OF INDTA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX 55—contd.
2
1
Alloy Steel rounds, rods, squares, Hexagons and sections In bright drawn, turned, giound and/or polished 73 13
conditions.
73.17/19
(0 Line pipes and tubes of API specifiedtions (//) Stainless Steel tubes (Seamless variety) of size 6mm to 79min O D
Steel conveyor belts (which contain no rubber) for manufacture of safety razor blades
73.25
(/) Industrial roller chains other than banned sizes.
73.29
Of) Ship chains and Hoisting chains viz: Wrought Iron and Steel stud link chains for anchoring, hoisting etc. including welded link chains and all other types of Jink chains and parts thereof.
Machine Tacks
73.31
73.33/40
(a) Steel castings (unmachined) above 10 MT piece weight, (b) Alloy Steel Castings (unmachined) above 3 MT piece weight (c) Hot formed coil springs of iron and steel for railways and tramways.
Copper Scrap whether ingotted or otherwise
74.01/02
74 03
(a) Flattened brass wire of 8mm and smaller width for manufacture of Zip fasteners. (£>) Leaded brass wire 2mm dia for manufacture of ball point refil tips
Bronze Powder.
74.06
(1) Aluminium -brass and aluminium bronze tubes below 20 mm dia/sq having less than 16 SWG Wall thick- 74.07/08
ness.
(2) Coppoi and brass pipes and tubes of sizes other than those covered by the remarks against this heading
75.01
(i) Nickel base alloys (including monel metal), unwrought/scraps. (tl) German silver/Nickel silver scrap having more than 10% but not more than 18% nickel content.
Nickel and^monel metal rods and wires.
75.02
German silver/Nickel silver strips having more than 10% but not more than 18% nickel content 75.03
Aluminium wire of minimum puiity of 99.7 % and above.
76.02
76.03/04
(0 Aluminium alloy strips/foils for manufacture of snap/zip fasteners. (tl) Aluminium circles, sheets, strips and foils of minimum purity of 99.7% and above.
Pyrotechnic aluminium powder of explosive grade for manufacture of industrial explosives.
76.05
81.04
(0 Misch Metal. (//) Zirconium Silicate and Zirconium opacificrs including Zircon flour, Zirconium powder and getter powder for ceramic industry.
(hi) Rutile for ceramic and electric welding industries (Iv) Bismuth (for industries other than drugs and Pharmaceuticals)
Slitting saws of thickness below 1,6 mm.
82.01/04
0) Taps and dies below 3mm.
82.05
(//) Goal hobs, gear shaper cutters and special types of gear cutting tools
Non-ferrous uncoated electrodes/rods/wires/stnps/folls for gas welding and brazing.
83.01/15
Special seali.jg material.
84.10
(i) Lettei typos for typewriters
84.55
(it) Components for the manufacture of office machines (ill) Spare parts for maintenance of imported office machines and rcplacemenl of parts of indigenous machines having imported components
Aerosol valves.
84.59
84.62
(0 Ball bearings specified in Appendix 14(6). (11) Component parts of ball bearings n.o s. (Hi) Cylindrical roller bearings as specified in Appendix 14(6) (iv) Component parts of cylindrical roller beanngs including accessories such as sleeves, nuts and washers n o s.
(v) Taper roller bearings as specified in Appendix 14(6). (vi) Component parts of tapered roller bearings including accessories such as tapered roller's sleeves, nuts and Washeis n o,s.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF TNDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAlSAKHA 7. 1899 324/387APPENDIX 55—contd.
2
1
84.62—contd.
(vii) Spherical roller bearings as specified in Appendix 14(6) (vi'W) Component parts of spherical roller beaungs.
(ix) Component parts of needle bushes/shell type needle bcaiings/thin shell needle bearings/thin shell needle bearings drawn cup needle bearing/roller gauges/needle roller bearings including accessories such as cages, sleeves etc. n o.s.
(x) Roller/needle rollers other than banned types.
84 65
Filter aids.
85 13
Flamo-proof mining telephones
85 17
Flame-proof mining bells.
85 18
Wave traps and coupling capacitors filter (component of powci line equipment).
85 19
Protective Relays.
85.23
(i) Enamelled copper wire 44 gauge and finer gauges (II) Enamelled copper strips (hi) Telecommunication cables and wires both plastic insulated and paper insulated sheathed of all types (iv) High fiequency coaxial cables
(i) Glassinc paper of 20 gsm, and below (for certain specified end-products) (ii) Filter paper for end-uses other than:
48.01/21 (Appendix 16)
(a) Gravimetric and chromotographic analysis in research laboratories (b) Filters for automobile and other internal combustion engines including other industrial filters
(///) V.P I Papers (for manufacture of moisture proof packing in cycles, tools, blades, automobile mdustiy and sewing needles and for packing textile accessories).
Uv) Wool paper and flax paper.
Drugs, the following:
30 03 (Appendix 19)
(1) Agar Agar (Pharmaceutical grade). (2) Adrenochrome Monoseniicarbazone. (3) Chohne Bitartrate. (4) Chohne Dihydrogen Citrate. (5) Choline chloride. (6) Calamine. (7) Dextrose Anhydrous. (8) Diphenhydramine Hydrochloudc (9) Ergot Scerotla (Ergot of Rye).
(10) Nickethamidc (11) Paranitro ben/oic acid (12) Sorbitol (13) Thymol. (14) Trichohne citrate
30.03
c. 1 No. 32.04/12
, , , 3 7 2 35 . .. . . 7 3 0 00 (Appendix 24;
. .
.
,
3 7 5 13 , 3 7 5 55 , 4 5 1 60 4 9 0 05
, . .
.
. 4 2 5 95 6 0 5 30 Dyes, used as a dye-intermediate, ilie following (1) B l ue B B a se D i n i m s i de . .. (2) I n d i go P u re (3) N a p t h ol A S 1 RG (4) N a p t h ol A S, LC (5) R h o d t i m me 6 G DN (6) T h i o f l a v i ne (7) V i c t o r ia B l ue BO (8) V at Y e l l ow By . .. (9) V ar O r a n ge RF
,
.
. . .
. ,
, 7 3 3 3 5J . 73 3 6o . 7 3 6 00 7 3 0 45
. . .. 7 3 6 70 (10) V at P i nk R (11) V a t V . o l c t RR (12) V at b l ue 4 G . (13) V at G r ey BL ( V at B l a ck I) (14) V at G o l d en Y e l l ow RK .
. .. 5 9 1 05
324/.188 FHh GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27. 1977/VAISAkHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX 55—contd.
1
2
30 03,
Dyes-lntcrmedlates, the following •
32.04/12 (Appendix 24)
(1) I-Amino 2-Naphthol 4-Sulphonic Acid/Salt (2) 1-Amino &-Nitro 2-Naphthol 4-Sulphonic Acid/Salt (3) O-Anisldine. (4) P-Anisidine, (5) Betahydroxy Napthoic acid (Bon acid) (6) Chicago Acid/Salt (7) Chloro Dimethoxy Benzene (8) Chloro Dimethoxy Nitro Benzene (9) Chloro Dimethoxy Aniline
(10) Di-J-Acid/Salt (Rhoduhne Acid/Sal() (11) Diphenylamine (12) 2 : 5 Dimetho\y Nitro Benzene. (13) 2 -5 Dimethoxy Aniline (14) N • N : Dimethylamhne. (15) O-Salt. (16) Gamma Acid/Salt. (17) H-Acid/Sak. (18) J-Acid/Salt. (19) J-Acid Urea/Salt. (20) Metadmitrobenzenc (21) N. W Acid/Salt. (22) Ortho Tolidine. (23) Para Amino Azo Benzene. (24) Phenyl J . Acid/Salt. (15) Phenyl Hydrazine. (26) Phenyl Pen Acid/Salt (27) Scaciler's Acid/Salt (28) Sodium salt-oxal Acetic Ebici/Oxal Acetic Estei/Oxal Acetn. hiter-Sodlum Salt (29) Tobias Acid/Salt. Chemicals, the following.
28.01/58, 30.03 (Appendix 28)
(1) Acetone. (2) Acid Salit-yhL (3) Alpha Pincne. (4) Antimony Oxidt. (5) Argon gas speUroscopiuiIly puie 99.99 "„ (6) Arsenic Tnoxide (7) Benzene. (8) Benzyl chloude. (9) Benzophenone (10) Benzyl Cyanide
(11) Butyl Alcohol (Butanol) bul e\duding (i) nomial/iso-but>l alcohol and (n) teitmry butyl alcohol foi manufacture of antl-oxidants.
(12) Calcium carbide. (13) Caustic potash ox potassium hydroxide. (14) CD-2 (2-amino-5-dicthyI amino toluenemonohydrochloi idc). (15) Chlorinated Rubber. (16) Cyano acetic ester. (17) Diethylamine. (18) Diethyl Malonate. (] 9) Dimethyl ethanol aminc (20) Ethyl Monochloro Acetate (21) Ethylene glycol. (22) Formic Acid. (23) Gold cyanide, potassium/sodium gold cyanide, copper cyanide, zinc cyanide and silver cyanide, (24) Hydxazine Hydrate/Sulphate
S LC LJ H f ti G A Z T i T TE Oh I N D IA E X T R A O R D 1N \ RY • A P R IL 2 7. 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7. 1 8 99 3 2 4 / 3 89APPENDIX 55—coma.
2
1
(25) Iso-Prophyl alcohol
(26) ho-prop> 1 other.
(27) Laboratory and rcagont chemicals, the following • -
(/) Methyl Iodide pure quality. (//) Potassium Amyl Xanthate. (tit) Potassium Ethyl Xanthate.
Import of these items will be ( J V) P o t a s s i um m c t a b i s u l p h i te a n a l ar q u a l i t y.
>• a l l o w ed f or an a g g r e g a te v a l ue (v) Sodium Bisulphate, pure and analar quality upto 20"'o of the entitlement. (iv) Sodium Ethyl Xanthate. (vii) Sodium Iso Propyl Xanthate (i///) Sodium meta bisulphite, puie and analar quality
(28) Magnesium caibonate light and magnesium insulating materials.
(29) Mandclamlne.
(30) MandeHc acid.
(11) Metallic Acetates (except sodium and potassium acetates which are banned for import).
(32) Metal substituted Alkyl Phenol (Cardanol).
(33) Methyl Chloride.
(34) Methyl Dlchloro Acetate
(35) Methyl Iso-Butyl Ketone
(36) Methyl Formate.
(37) Methylene Chloride.
(38) Mixed-Xylene.
(39) Musk Ketone
(40) Ortho Phenatidme.
(41) Octyl Titanate and other Titanium alkoxides.
(42) Parachloro phenol.
(43) Paraphenetidlne
(44) Paracresyl Phenyl acetate
(45) Phenoxy Acetic acid and its salti
(46) Phosphorous (red).
(47) Phosphorous Amorphous (/ e yellow/white phosporous)
(48) Phosphorous Pentasulphide
(49) Phosphoric acid (Fert grade)
(50) Phenyl ethyl alcohol.
(51) Phosphorous Trichloride
(52) Potassium bicarbonate.
(53) Potassium chloride (industrial grade).
(54) Potassium Metabisulphitc,
(55) Potassium Silicate.
(56) Powderless itching chemicals for pnntmg industry.
(57) P-Toluene Sulphonyl Chloride
(58) PVC Stabilisers, the following'
(/) Liquid barium cadmium and barium cadmium zinc complex 1 Import of these Items will be (//) Non-toxic stabilisers. ( allowed for an aggregate value (Hi) Organotrv stabilisers. r upto 20% of the entitlement. (iv) Solid barium cadmium complex. j
3 2 4 / 3 90 I l l lr G A Z E T TE OF I N O JA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 [ P A RT IAPPENDIX 55—concld.
1
2
(59) Rose crystals.
(60) Rubber Chemicals such as accelerators, curing agents, antioxidants, retarders, peptisers and reclaiming agents.
(61) Sodium Chlorate.
(62) Solvent Naphtha (light and heavy).
(63) Sorbitol.
(64) Tetrasodium pyrophosphate and other polyphosphates of Sodium.
(65) Thionyl Chloride.
(66) Thiosemicarbazide.
(67) Triethylamine.
(68) Triethanelamine titanate and Isopropyl titanate.
(69) Chlaromequat chloride (chloro choline chloride).
(70) Phoshamidon.
(71) Quinalphos.
(72) Fensulphothion.
(73) Lophrophos (Phasvel).
(74) Ethylene Dibromido.
(75) Methyl Bramido.
Paints, the following:
32.04/12
Appendix 29
(a) Antimony oxide (Painters grade). (b) Nitrocellulose Cotton, (c) Synthetic yellow iron oxide (pigment yellow 42). (d) Bronze Powder.
Pigment dyestuffs and cosmetic colours the following.—
30.03
Pigment Dyestuff Colour Index No.
32.04/12 (Appendix 24, Appendix 29)
42090 49010
the entitlement.
1. S.F.Rcd P2R 12310 2 Persian Orange 15510 3. Lake Scarlet 16101 4. Peacock Blue 5 Yellow Green Toner Import of these 6. Lake Magenta No CI No 1 items will be allow- 7. Crimson Tone 12825 \ t ^ Z X^ 8. Permanent Orange 2 9. S.F. Red F4EH
12075 12420
10 Rubber Blue GNS No CI No
Cosmetic Colours
1 Deep Red 2. Cosmetic Green oxide
12350 77288
S FT I] T H tf G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA I 7 X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R TL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A T S A K HA 7. 1 8 99 3 2 4 / 3 91
APPENDIX 56
List of items which will not he allowed to he imported under the facility for import of Non-permissible
items indicated in Section-I of this Book.
Description of item
Remarks
SI. No
1. Natural rubber
2. Aluminium unwrought (excluding supei purity alumi- nium with 99 99 % purity)
3. Gold and silver in any form
4. Cotton yarn/thread/fabrics
5. Raw jute
6. Shellac/seed lac.
7. Coir fibre/yarn
8. Iron and steel pipe fittings
9. Cast iron and alloy iron pipes below 75 mm O.D. (except grey iron pipe)
10. Boot and shoe grindery (except items covered by oxport- linked-import list in Annexure IT. Part B—Vol II)
11. Cables and wires in the banned list in Red Book (Vol. I) vide Appendix 32
12. Raw cashew nuts
13. Camphor
14. Hand knitting wool
15. Germanium transistors
16. All integrated circuits (including medium and large scale integrated circuits) for electronic watohes and electronic watch displays
17. Rough moulded blanks in sheet form
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Brussels Tariff Nomenclature Headings on which the revised TTC Schedule has been based
SECTION 1
Live Animals Animal Product
CHAPTFR 1
Live Animals
03 01 Fish, fresh (live or dead), chilled or frozen,
03 02 Fish, dried, salted or in brine; smoked fish, whether or not cooked before or during the smoking process
03 03 Crustaceans and molluscs, whether in shall or not, fresh (live or dead), chilled, frozen, salted, in brine or dried; crustaceans, in shell, simply boiled in water.
Notes .
1 This Chapter covers all live animals except •
(a) Fish, crustaceans and molluscs, of headings Nos 0^,01
and 03 03,
(6) Microbial cultures and other products of heading
No. 30 02, and
(c) Animals of heading No. 97 08
2 Any reference in this Chapter to a particular genus or species, except where the context otherwise requires, includes a reference to the young of that genus or species,
01 01 Live horses, asses, mules and hmnies
01 02 Live animals of the bovine species.
01 03 Live swine
01 04 Live sheep and goats.
01 05 Live poultry, that is to say, fowls, ducks, geese, turkeys
and guinea fowls.
01 06 Other live animals.
CHAPTER 2
Meat and edible meat offals
Notes:
This Chapter does not cover :
(a) Products of the kinds described in headings Nos. 02 01, 02.02, 02 03, 02.04 and 02 06, unfit or unsuitable for human consumption;
(b) Guts, bladders or stomaches of animals (heading No. 05 04) and animal blood (heading No 05 15); or
(c) Animal fat, other than products of heading No 02 05
(Chapter 15).
CHAPTER 4
Dairy produce; birds' egfis; natural honey; edible products of animal origin, not elsewhere specified or Included
Notes :
1 The expression 'milk' means full cream or skimmed milk, buttermilk, whey, kephir, yoghourt and similar fermented milk.
2 Milk and cream put up in hermetically sealed cans are regarded as preserved within the meaning of heading No. 04.02. However, milk and cream are not regarded as so preserved merely by reason of being pasteurised, sterilised or peptorused, if they are not put up in herme- tically sealed cans.
04 01 Milk and cream, fresh, not concentrated or sweetened.
04.02 Milk and cream, preserved, concentrated or sweetened
04 03 Butter.
04.04 Cheese and curd.
04.05 Birds' eggs and egg yolks, fresh, dried or otherwise
preserved, sweetened or not.
04 06 Natural honey.
04.07 Edible products of animal origin, not elsewhere speci-
fied or included.
CHAPTER 5
Products of animal origin, not elsewhere specified or Included
Notes
02.01 Meat and edible offals of the animals falling within heading No 01 01,01,02,01 03 or 01 04, fresh, chilled or frozen.
02 02 Dead poultry (that is to say, fowls, ducks, geese, turkeys and guinea fowls) and edible offals thereof (except liver), fresh, chilled or frozen
02 03 Poultry liver, fresh, chilled, frozen, salted or in brine.
02.04 Other meat and edible meat offals, fresh, chilled or
frozen
02.05 Pig fat free of lean meat and poultry fat (not rendered or solvent-extracted), fresh, chilled, frozen, salted, in brine, dried oi smoked.
02 06 Meat and edible meat offals (except poultry liver),
salted, in brine, dried or smoked.
CHAPTER 3
Fish, crustaceans and molluscs
1, This Chapter does not cover :
(a) Edible products (other than nuts, bladders and sto- maches of animals, whole and pieces thereof, and animal blood, liquid or dried),
(6) Hides or skins (including furskiiu) other than goods falling within heading No 05 05, 05 06 or 05 07 (Chap- ter 41 or 43);
(c) Animal textile materials, other than horsehair and
horsehair waste (Section XI); or
(
(heading No. 96 03)
2. For the purposes of heading No. 05,01, the sorting of hair by length (provided the root ends and tip ends respectively arc not arranged together) shall be deemed not to constitute working.
Notes :
This Chapter does not cover •
(a) Marine mammals (heading No. 01 06) or meat thereof
(heading No. 02 04 or 02,06);
(b) Fish (including livers and roes thereof), crustaceans and molluscs, dead, unfit or unsuitable for human consump- tion by reasons of either their species or their condi- tion (Chaplei 5); or
(c) Cuvur or iMvur substitute! (fisiil'ng NJ IS
4 Throughout the Nomenclature the expression "horse- hair" means hair of the manes and tails of equine or bovine animals
05 01 Human hair, unworked, whether or not washed or
scoured waste of human hair.
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05.02 Pigs', Hog?' and boars' bristles or hair, badger hair and other brush making hair, waste of such bristles and hair
05 03 Horsehair and horsehair waste, whether or not nut up
on a layor or between two layers of other material.
05,04 Guts, bladders and stomaches of animals (other than
fish), whole and pieces thereof
05 05 Fish waste
05.06 Sinews and tendons, parings and similar waste of
raw hides or skins
06 03 Cut flowers and flower buds of a kind suitable for bouquets or for ornamental purposes, fresh, dried, dyed, bleached, impregnated or otherwise prepared.
06 04 Foliage, branches and other parts (other than flowers or buds) of trees, shrubs, bushes and other plants, and mosses, lichens and grasses, being goods of a kind suitable for bouquets or ornamental purposes, fresh, dried, dyed, bleached, impregnated or otherwise preparod
CHAPTER 7
Edible vegetables and certain roots and tubers
Notes
05 07 Skins and other parts of birds, with their feathers or down, feathers and parts of feathers (whether or not with trimmed edges) and down, not further worked than cleaned, disinfected or treated for preservation; powder and waste of feathers or parts of feathers
05 08 Bones and horn-cores, unworked, defatted, simply prepared (but not cut to shape), treated with acid or degclatinised; powder and waste of these products.
05 09 Horns, antlers, hooves, nails, claws and beaks of animals, unworked or simply prepared but not cut to shape, and waste and powder of these products, whalebone and the like, unworked or simply prepared but not cut to shape, and hair and waste of these products.
05,10 Ivory, unworked or simply prepared but not cut to
shape; powder and waste of ivory
05 11 Tortoise-shell (shells and scales), unworked or simply prepared but not cut to shape; claws and waste of tortoise-shell.
05 12 Coral and similar substances, unworked or simply prepared but not otherwise worked; shells, unworked or simply prepared but not cut to shape; powder and waste of shells.
05 13 Natural sponges
05 14 Ambergris, castoreum, civet and musk; cantharides; bile, whether or not dried; animal products, fresh, chilled or frozen, or otherwise provisionally preserved, of a kind used in the preparation of pharmaceutical products.
05,15 Animal products not elsewhere specified or included, dead animals of Chapter 1 or Chapter 3, unfit for human consumption
SECTION II
Vegetable Products
CHAPTER 6
Live trees and other plants; bulbs, roots and the like; cut flowers and ornamental foliage
In headings Nos. 07.01, 07 02 and 07 03, the word "vege- tables" is to be taken to include edible mushrooms, truffles, olives; capers, tomatoos, potatoes, salad beet-root, cucumbers, gherkins, marrows, pumpkins, aubergines, sweet peppers, fennel, parsley, chervil, tarragon, cross, sweet marjoram (Majorana hortonsis or Origanum majorana), horse-radish and garlic.
Heading No. 07 04 covers all dned, dehydrated oi evapora- ted vegetables of the kinds falling within headings Nos. 07,01 to 07 03, other than :
(a) Dried leguminous vegetables, shelled (heading No.
07 05);
(b) Ground sweet peppers (heading No. 09.04); (c) Flours of the dried leguminous vegetables of heading
No. 07.05 (heading No. 11 03);
{d) Flour, meal and flakes of potato (heading No. 11 05)
07 01 Vegetables, fresh or chilled.
07.02 Vegetables (whether or not cooked), preserved by
freezing.
07 03 Vegetables provisionally preserved in brine, in sulphur water or in other preservative solutions, but not specially prepared for immediate consumption.
07 04 Dried, dehydrated or evaporated vegetables, whole, cut, sliced, broken or in powder, but not further prepaied.
07 05 Dried leguminous vegetables, shelled, whether or not
skinned or split.
07 06 Manioc, arrowroot, salep, Jerusalem artichokes, sweet potatoes and other similar roots and tubors with high starch or lnuhn content, fresh or dned, wholo or sliced; sago pith.
CHAPTER 8
Edible fruit and nuts; peel of melons or citrus fruit
Notei
1, This Chapter does not cover inedible nuts or fruits.
Notes :
1, This chapter covers only live trees and goods (including seedling vegetables) of a kind commonly supplied by nursery gardeners or florists for planting or for orna- mental use; nevertheless it does not include potatoes, onions, shallots, garlic and other products of Chapter 7.
2 Any reference in heading No. 06 03 or 06.04 to goods of any kind shall be construed as including a reference to bouquets, floral baskets, wreaths and similar articles made wholly or partly of goods of that kind, account not being taken of accessories of other materials
06 01 Bulbs, tubers, tuberous roots, corms, crowns and
rhizomes, dormant, in growth or in flower.
06 02 Other live plants, including trees, shrubs, bushes, roots,
cuttings and slips.
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2 The word "fresh" is to be taken to extend to goods which
have been chilled.
08 01 Dates, bananas, coconuts, Brazil nuts, cashew nuts pineapples, avocados, mangoes, guavas and mangosteens, fresh or dried, shelled or not.
.8,02 Citrus fruit, fresh or dried
.8,03 Figs, fresh or dried.
08 04 Grapes, fresh or dried.
08 05 Nuts other than those falling within heading No 08 01,
fresh or dried, shelled or not.
08.06 Apples, pears and quinces, fresh.
08.07 Stone fruit, fresh.
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OR 08 Berries, fresh.
08 00 Other fruit, fresh
08 10 Fruit (whether oi not cooked), pioserved by freezing,
not containing added sugar.
08 11 Fruit piovisionally preserved (for oxample, by sulphur dioxide gas, in bime, in sulphur water or in other pie- sorvative solutions), but unsuitable in that state for immediate consumption.
08.12 Fruit, dried, other than that foiling within heading No
08 01, 08 02, 08 03, 08 04 or OR OS.
OS , 13 Peel of melons and citrus fruit, frosh, frozen, dried, oi
provisionally preserved in brine, in sulphur water or m other preservative solutions
CHAPTER 0
Coffee, tea, mate and spices.
10 OS Maize.
10 06 Rice.
10 07 Buckwheat, millet, canary seed and gram sorghum;
other cereals
CHAPTER II
Products uf the milling Industry; malt and starches; gluten;
inulln
Note •
I This Chaptei docs not cover .
(a) Roasted malt put up as coffee substitutes (heading
No. 09 01 or 21 01);
(b) Flours and meal prepared for use as infant food or for
dietetic or culinary purposes of heading No. 19 02;
{c) Com flakes and other products falling within heading No.
19 05;
Notes :
1. MixUnes of the products of headings Nos 09 04 to
09 10 are to be classified as follows.
(a) Mixtures of two or more of the products falling within
the same heading are to be classified in that heading,
(b) Mixtures of two or more of tho products falling within different headings are to be classified under heading No. 09 10.
Tho addition of other substances to the products of headings Nos. 09 04 to 09.10 [or to the mixtures referred to in paragraphs (a) or (b) above] shall not affect their classification piovlded that the resulting mixtures retain tho essential character of tho goods falling in those hoa- dmgs Otherwise such mixtures are not classiflod in this Chapter; those constituting mixed condiments or mixed seasonings are classified in heading No. 21 04
2. This Chapter does not cover •
(a) Sweet peppers, unground (Chapter 7); or (b) Cubeb pepper (Piper cuboba) and other products of
heading No. 12.07.
09 01 Coffee, whether or not roasted or freed of caffeine; coffee husks and skins; coffee substitutes containing coffee in any proportion.
09 02 Tea. 09 03 Mate. 09 04 Pepper of the genus "Pipei"; pimento of the genus
"Capsicum" or the genus "Pimenta".
09 05 Vanilla. 09 06 Cinnamon and cinnamon-treo flowers. 09 07 Cloves (whole fruit, cloves and stemps). 09,08 Nutmeg, mace and cardamoms. 09 09 Seeds of aniso, badlan, fennel, coriander, cumin, caraway
and juniper,
09.10 Thyme, saffron and bay leaves; other spices.
CHAPTER 10
Cereals
(d) Pharmaceutical products (Chapter 30); or (e) Starches having the character of perfumery, cosmetics or
toilet preparations falling within heading No. 33.06
2. (A) Products from the milling of the cereals listed in the table below fall within this Chapter if they have, by weight on the dry product .
(a) a starch content (determined by the modified Ewers polarimetnc method) exceeding that indicated in Column (2); and
(b) an ash content (after deduction of any added minerals)
not exceeding that indicated in Column (3), Otherwise, they fall to be classified in heading No. 23.02
(B) Products falling within this Chapter under the abovo provisions shall be classified in heading No. 11 01 (cereal flours) if the percentage passing through a silk gauge or man-made textile sieve with the aperture indi- cated in Column (4) or (5) is not less by weight, than that shown against the cereal concerned.
Otherwise, they fall to be classified in heading No 11 02.
assage Cereal
Starch Content
sieve with
Ash con- tent
re of
Rate of p; through a an apcrtu
500 microns
313 microns
(3)
(5)
(4)
(2)
(1)
2 5%
3%
80% 80% 80%
. 43% • 45% . 45% 3%
9 0%
80% 80%
Wheat and rye Barley Oats . Maize and sorghum Rice Buckwheat
. 45% . 45% . 45%
2% 1.6% 4%
11 01 Cereal flours
Notes :
Headings in this Chapter, except heading No 10.06, aie to be- taken not to apply to grains which have been ground to remove tho husk or pericarp or otherwise worked. Heading No. 10.06 is to be taken to apply to unworked rice and also rice, husked, glazed, polished or broken, but not othorwise worked
10.01 Wheat and moslin (mixed wheat and rye). 10.02 Rye. 10 03 Barley. 10.04 Oats.
11.02 Cereal groats and cereal meal; other worked cereal grains (for example, rolled, flaked, polished, pearled or kibbled, but not further prepared), except husked, glazed, polished or broken rice; germ of cereals, whole, rolled, flaked or ground.
11 03 Flours of the leguminous vegetables falling within
heading No. 07 05.
11.04 Flours of the fruits falling within any heading in Chapter
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11 05 Flour, meal and flakes of potato
11 06 Flour and'raeal of sago and of manioc, airowroot, salop
and other roots and tubers falling within heading No 07 06,
11 07 Malt, roasted oi not
CHAPTER 13
Raw vegetable materials of a kind suitable for use In dyeing or In tanning; lacs; gums, resins and other vegetable saps and
extracts
Notes
11 08 Starches, inulin
11 09 Wheat gluten, whether or not dried
CHAPTER 12
011 seeds and oleaginous fruit; miscellaneous grains, seeds and fruit; industrial and medical plants; straw and fodder Heading No 13 03 is to be taken to apply, inter alia, to liquorice extract and extract of pyrethrum, extract of hops, ex- tract of aloes and opium, The heading is to be taken not to apply to
(a) Liquorice extract containing more than 10% by weight of sucrose or when put up as confectionery (heading No 17 04),
Notes •
1. Heading No 12 01 is to be taken to apply, inter alia, to giound-nuts, soya beans, mustard seeds, oil poppy seeds, poppy seeds and copra. It is to be taken not to apply to coconuts or other produi_ts of heading No 08 01 or to olives (Chapter 7 or Chapter 20).
2. For the purposes of heading No. 12 03, beet seeds, glass and other herbage seeds, seeds of ornamental flowers, vegetable seeds, seeds of forest trees, seeds of fruit trees, seeds of vetches and of lupines are to be regarded as seeds of a kind used for sowing Heading No 12 03 is, however, to be taken not to ap- ply to the following even if for sowing.
(a) Leguminous vegetables (Chapter 7), (ft) Spices and other products of Chapter 9; (c) Cereals (Chapter 10), or (rf) Products falling within heading No 12.01 or 12 07
3. Heading No. 12 07 Is to be taken to apply, inter alia to the following plants or parts thereof- basil, borage, hyssop, all species of mint, rosemary, rue, sage and worm- wood
Heading No. 12 07 is, however, to be taken not to ap- ply to
(a) Oil seeds and oleaginous fruit (heading No. 12 01), (6) Medicaments falling within Chapter 30, (c) Perfumery or toilet preparations falling within Chap-
ter 33; or
id) Disinfectants, insecticides, fungicides, herbicides or similar products falling within heading No 38 11
12 01 Oil seeds and oleaginous fruit, whole or broken
12 02 Flours or meals of oil seeds or oleaginous fruit, non- (b) Malt extract (heading No 19 01),
(c) Extracts of coffee, te.i or mate (heading No 21 02),
(d) Alcoholic saps and extracts constituting beverages, and compound alcoholic preparations (known as 'concen- trated extracts") for the manufacture of beverages (Chap- ter 22),
(e) Camphor, glycyrrhizin and other products of headings
Nos 29 13 and 29 41,
(/) Medicaments falling within heading No 30 03 or blood-
grouping reagents (heading No 30 05);
(g) Tanning or dyeing extracts (heading No 32 01 or
32 04),
(A) Essential oils, concretes, absolutes and resinoids (head- ing No. 33 01) or aqueous distillates and aqueous so- lutions of essential oils (heading No. 33 05), or
(//) Rubber, balata, gutta-percha or similar natural gums
(heading No 40 01)
13 01 Raw vegetable materials of a kind used primarily in
dyeing or in tanning.
13 02 Shellac, seed lac, stick lac and other lacs, natural gums,
resins, gum-resins and balsams.
13 03 Vegetable saps and extracts, poetic substances, pectl- nates and pectates; agar-agar and other mucilages and thickeners, derived from vegetable products
CHAPTER 14
Vegetable plaiting and carving materials; vegetable products
not elsewhere specified or Included
Notes i
defatted, (excluding mustard flour).
12 03 Seeds, fruit and spores, of a kind used for sowing.
12 04 Sugar beet, whole or sliced, fresh, dried or powdered,
sugarcane
12 05 Chicory roots, fresh or dried, whole or cut, unroasted
12 06 Hop cones and lupuhn
12 07 Plants and parts (including seeds and fruit) of trees, bushes, shrubs or other plants, being goods of a kind used primarily in perfumery, in pharmacy, or for msec- ticidal, fungicidal or similar purposes, tresh or dried, whole, cut, crushed, ground or powdered.
12 08 Locust beans, fresh or dried, whether or not kibbled or ground, but not further prepared, fruit kernels and other vegetable products of a kind used primarily for human food, not falling within any other heading.
12 09 Cereal straw and husks, unprepared, or chopped but
not otherwise prepared.
12 10 Mangolds, swedes, fodder roots; hay. lucerne, clover, sainfoin, forage kale, lupines, vetches and similar forage products
1. This Chapter does not cover the following products which are to be classified in Section XI • vegetable ma- terials or fibres of vegetable materials of a kind used primarily in the manufacture of textiles, however, pre- pared, or other vegetable materials which have under- gone treatment so as to render them suitable for use only as textile materials
2. Heading No. 14,01 is to be taken to apply, inter alia, to split osier, reeds, bamboos and the like, to rattan cores and to drawn or split rattans. The heading is to be taken not to apply to chipwood (heading No. 44 09).
3. Heading No. 14,02 is to be taken not to apply to wood
wool (heading No 44 12).
4 Heading No, 14 03 is to bo taken not to appjv to pre- pared knots or tufts for broom or brush making (head- ing No, 96 03)
14.0] Vegetable materials of a kind used primarily for plait- ing (for example, cereal straw, cleaned, bleached or dyed, osier, reeds, rushes, rattans, bamboos, raffia and lime bark).
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14 02 Vegetable materials, whether or not put up on a layer or between two layers of other material, of a kind used primarily as stuffing or as padding (for example, kapok, vegetable hair and eel-grass)
14 03 Vegetable materials of a kind used primarily in brushes or in brooms (for example, sorgho, piassava, couch- grass and istle), whether or not in bundles or hanks.
14 04 Hard seeds, pips, hulls and nuts, of a kind used for car-
ving (for example, corozo and dom).
14.05 Vegetable products not elsewhere specified or included
SECTION HI
Animal and vegetable fats and oils and their cleavage products; prepared edible fart; animal and vegetable waxes
15,14 Spermaceti, crude, pressed or refined, whether or not
coloured.
15 15 Beeswax and other insect waxes, whether or not coloured.
15 16 Vegetable waxes, whether or not coloured.
15.17 Residues resulting from the treatment of fatty subs-
tances or animal or vegetable) waxes.
SECTION IV
Prepared foodstuffs; beverages, spirits and vinegar; Tobacco
CHAPTER 16
Preparations of meat, of fish, of crustaceans or molluses
Note:
CHAPTER 15
Animal and vegetable total and oils and their cleavage products; prepared edible fatu; animal and vegetable waxes
This Chapter does not cover meat, meat offal, flsh, crus- taceans or molluses, prepared or preserved by the processes specified in Chapters 2 and 3.
16,01 Sausages and the like, of meat, moat offal or animal
blood
Notes :
1 This Chapter does not cover :
(a) Pig fat or poultry fat of heading No 02.05,
(b) Cocoa butter (fat or oil) (heading No. 18 04);
(") Greaves (heading No. 23.01) and residues of heading
No. 23 04;
(tf) Fatty acids in an isolated state, prepared waxes, medi- caments, paints, varnishes, soap, perfumery, cosmetics or toilet preparations, sulphonated oils or other goods falling within any heading in Section VI, or 16 02 Other prepared or preserved meat or meat offal.
16 03 Meat extracts and meat juices; fish extracts
16 04 Prepared or preserved fish, including caviar and caviar
substitutes.
16 05 Crustaceans and molluses, prepared or preserved.
CHAPTER 17
Sugars and sugar confectionery
Notes
(e) Factice derived from oils (heading No 40 02),
2. Soapstocks, oil, foots and dregs, stearin, wool grease and glycerol residues are to be taken to fall in heading No. 15.17.
15 01 Lard, other pig fat and poultry fat, rendered or solvent-
extracted.
15 0"> Fats of bovino cattle, sheep or goats, unrendered; rendered or solvent-extracted fata (including "premier jus") obtained from those unrendered fats.
15,03 Lard storm, oleosteann and tallow stearin; lard oil, oleo-oil and tallow oil, not emulsified or mixed or pre- pared in any way.
5 04 Fats and oils, of fish and marine mammals, whether
or not refined.
15 05 Wool grease and fatty substances derived therefrom
(including lanolin).
15.06 Other animal oils and fats (including neat's foot oil
and fats from bones or waste).
15.07 Fixed vegetable oils, fluid or solid, crude, refined or
purified
15 08 Animal and vegetaole oils, boiled, oxidised, dehydrated, tulphurised, blown or polymerised by heat in vacuum or in inert gas, or otherwise modified
1. This Chapter does not cover :
(a) Sugar confectionery containing cocoa (heading No.
18 06).
(b) Chemically pure sugars (other than sucrose, glucose and lactose) and other products of heading No. 29.43; or
(c) Medicaments and other products of Chapter 30.
2. Chemically pure sucrose, whatever its origin, is to be
classified in heading No. 17 01.
17.01 Beet sugar and cane sugar, in solid form.
17 02 Other sugars; sugar syrups; artificial honey (whether
or not mixed with a natural honey); caramel.
17 03 Molasses, whether or not decolourised.
17 04 Sugar confectionery, not containing cocoa.
17 05 Flavoured or coloured sugars, syrups and molasses, but not including fruit juices containing added sugar in any proportion.
CHAPTER 18
Cocoa and cocoa preparations
Notes :
15.09 Degras,
15.10 Fatty acids; acid oils from refining; fatty alcohols. 15 11 Glycorol and c'ycerol [yes.
15.12 Animal or vece.Lihlo oils and fata, wholly or partly hydrogenated, or solidified or hardened by any other process, whether or noi refined, hm nol further prepared.
15 13 Margarine, imitation lard anJ oilier prepared edible
fats.
1. This Chapter does not covei tho preparations described in heading No. 19 02, 19,08, 22 02, 22 09, or 30.03 containing cocoa or chocolate
2. Heading No. 18.06 includes sugar confectionery con- taming cocoa and, subject to Note 1 of this Chapter, other food preparations containing cocoa.
18 01 Cocoa beans, whole or broken, raw or reasted
18 02 Cocoa shells, husks, skins and waste.
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18.03 Cocoa paste (in bulk or in block), whether or not de- 4 Tomato juice the dry weight content of which is 7%
fatted or more is to be classified under heading No. 20 02.
18.04 Cocoa butter (fat or oil) .0,01 Vegetables and fruit, prepared or preserved by vinegar
18.05 Cocoa powder, unsweetened. or acetic acid, with or without sugar, whether or not
containing salt, spices or mustard.
18.06 Chocolate and other food preparations containing
cocoa. 20 02 Vegetables prepared or preserved otherwise than by
vinegar or acetic acid
CHAPTER 19 20,03 Fiuit preserved by freezing, containing added sugar.
Preparations of cereals, flour or starch; pastrycooks' products 20 04 Fruit, fruit-peel and parts of plants, preserved by sugar
(drained, glace or crystallised).
Notes
1. This Chapter does not cover •
(a) Preparations of flour, starch of malt extract of a kind used as infant food or for dietetic or culinary purposes, containing 50% or more by weight of cocoa (heading No 18,06);
(b) Biscuits or other ai tides made from flour or fiom starch specially pieparcd for use as animal feeding stuffs (heading No. 23.07); or
(£) Medicaments and other products of Chapter 30
2. In this Chapter the expression "flour" includes the flour of fruits or of vegetables, and products of such flour are to be classified with similar products of cereal flour
20 0J Jams, fruit jollies, marmalades, fruit puree and fruit pastes, being cooked prepaiations, whether or not con- taining added sugar.
20 06 Fruit otherwise propared or preserved, whether or not
containing added sugar or spirit,
20.07 Fruit juices (including grapo must) and vegetable juices, whothor or not containing added sugar, but unfermeated and not containing spirit.
CHAPTER 21
Miscellaneous edible preparations
Notes
19.01 Malt extract.
19 02 Preparations of flour, meal, starch or malt cxtrct of a kind used as infant food or for dietetic or culinary purposes, containing less than i 0% by weight of cocoa.
19.03 Macaroni, spaghetti and similar products.
19.04 Tapioca and sago; tapioca and sago substitutes ob-
tained from potato or other starches.
19 05 Propared foods obtained by tho swelling or I casting of cereals or cereal products (puffed rice, corn flakes and similar products).
19,06 Communion wafers, empty cachets of a kind suitable for pharmaceutical use, sealing wafers, rice paper and similar pioducts.
19 07 Bread, ships, biscuits and other ordinary bakers' wares, not containing added sugar, honey, eggs, fats, cheese or fruit.
19.03 Pastry, biscuits, cakes and othor fine bakers' wares,
whether or not containing cocoa in any proportion
CHAPTER 20
Preparations of vegetables, fruit or other parts of plants 1 This Chapter does not cover :
(a) Mixed vegetables of heading No. 07.04.
(6) Roasted coffee substitutes containing coffee in any
proportion (heading No, 09.01).
(c) Spices and other products of headings Nos 09 04 to
09 10; or
id) Yeast put up as medicament and other products of
heading No 30 03.
2 Extracts of the substitutes referred to in Note 1(W
above are to be classified in heading No 21 02.
3 For tho purposes of heading No 21 05, the expression "Homogenised composite food preparations means preparations of a kind used as infant food or for dietetic purposes, consisting of a finely homogenised mixture of two or moie basic ingredients such as meat (including moat offal), fish, vegetables and fruits For the appli- cation of this definition, no account is to be taken of smnll quantites of any ingredients which may be added to the mixture for seasoning, preservation or other purposes Such preparations may contain a small quantity of visible pieces of ingredients other than meat, meat offal or fish
Notes •
1. This Chapter does not cover :
(a) Vegetables or fruit, prepared or preserved by the processes
specified in Chapters 7 and 8; or
(6) Fruit jellies, fruit pastes or the like m the form of sugar confectionery (heading No. 17.04) or chocolate con- fectionery (heading No. 18 06).
2 The vegetables of headings Nos, 20 01 and 20 02 are those which fall in headings Nos. 07 01 to 07,05 when imported in tho states provided for in those headings 3. Edible plants, parts of plants and roots of plants con- served in syrup (for example, ginger and angelica) are to be classified with the prescivcd fruit falling under heading No. 20 06; roasted ground-nuts are also to be classified in heading No. 20 06
21 01 Roasted chicory and other roasted coffee substitutes
extracts, essences and concentrates thereof.
.1,02 Extracts, essences or concentrates, of coffee, tea or mate; preparations with a basis of those extracts, essences or concentrates.
21.03 Mustard flour and prepared mustard.
21 04 Sauces, mixed condiments and mixed seasonings.
21 05 Soups and broths, in liquid solid or powdei form-
homogenised composite food preparations.
21.06 Natural yeasts (active or inactive), prepared baking
powders.
21 07 Food preparations not elsewhere specified oi wcluded
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CHAPTER 22
Beverages, spirits awl vinegar
CHAPTER 24
Tobacco
24.01 Unmanufactured tobacco, tobacco refuse.
Notes :
This Chapter docs not cover
(a) Sea water (heading No 25 01), (b) Distilled and conductivity water and water of similar
purity (heading No. 28.58),
(<:) Acetic acid of a concentration exceeding 10% by weight
of acetic acid (heading No. 29 14), (rf) Medicaments of heading No 30,03, or ie) Perfumery or toilet preparations (Chapter 33), 24.02 Manufactured tobacco, tobacco extracts and essences.
SECTION V
Mineral Products
CHAPTER 25
Salt; sulphur; earths and stone; plastering material!!, lime and
cement
Notes :
2 For tho purposes of headings Nos. 22 OS and 22 09, the alcoholic strength is to be taken to bo that shown on text by Gay Lussac's hydiometer al a temperatue of 15nC
22.01 Waters, including spa waters and nciated waters;
ice and snow
22.02 Lemonade, flavoured spa waters and flavouicd aerated waters, and other non-alcoholic beverages, not including fruit and vegetable juices falling within heading No 20 07
22 03 Beer made fiom malt,
22 04 Grape must, in fermentation or with fermentiation
anested otherwise than by the addition of alcohol
22 05 Wme of fresh grapes, grape must with fermentation
arrested by the addition of alcohol.
22 06 Vermouths, and other wines of fresh grapes flavoured
with aromatic extracts
22 07 Other fermented beverages (for example, cider, perry
and mead)
22.08 Ethyl alcohol or neutral spirits, undenatured, of a strength of 80° or higher; denatured spirits (including ethyl alcohol and neutral spirits) of any strength
22 09 Spirits (other than those of heading No 22 08), liquers and other spuituous beveiages; compound alcoholic preparations (known as concentrated extracts") for the manufacture of beverages.
22,10 Vinegar and substitutes for vinegar
CHAPTER 23
Residues and waste from the food Industries; prepared animal
fodder
23.01 Flours and meals, of meat, oflals, fish, crustaceans or
molluscs, unfit for human consumption, greaves
23.02 Bran, sharps and other residues derived from the shifting, milling or working of cereals or of leguminous vegetables
23 03 Beet-pulp, bagasse and other waste of sugar manufac- ture; brewing and distilling drees and waste, residues of starch manufacture and sirnikr residues.
23.04 Oil-cake and other residues (except dregs) resulting
from the extraction of vegetable oils.
23 05 Wme lees ; argol
23.06 Product* of vegetable origin of a kind used for animal
food, not elsewhere specified or included,
23.07 Sweetened forage, other preparations of a kind used in
animal feeding.
1. Except where the context otherwise requires, the head- ings of this Chapter are to be taken to apply only to goods which are in the crude state, or which havo been washed (even with chemical substances eliminating the impurities without changing the structure of the pro- duct), crushed, ground, powdered, levigated, silted, screened, concentrated by notation, magnetic separation or other mechanical or physical processes (not including crystallisation but not calcined or subjected to any further process other than a piocess specially mentioned in any heading in respect of the goods described therein.
2. This Chapter docs not cover :
(a) Sublimed sulphur, precipitated sulphur or collodal
sulphur (heading No. 28,02),
(b) Ferrous earth colours containing 70% or more by weight of combined iron evaluated as Fc2O3 (heading No. 28 23),
(c) Medicaments and other products of Chapter 30,
(d) Perfumery, cosmetics or toilet preparations of heading
No. 33.06,
(e) Road and paving sets, curbs and flagstones (heading No. 68.01), mosaic cubes (heading No. 68 02) and roofing, facing and damp course slates (heading No. 38 03),
(/) Precious or semi-precious stones (heading No 71 02);
(y) Cultured soidum chloride crystals (other than optical elements) weighing not less than 2 5g each, of heading No. 38.19; optical elements of sodium chloride (heading No. 90 01); or
(A) Writing or drawing chalks, tailors' or billiards chalks
(heading No.98 05).
25.01 Common salt (including rock salt, sea salt and table salt); pure sodium chloride; salt liquors; sea water.
.5,02 Unroasted iron pyrites
25.03 Sulphur of all kinds, other than sublimed sulphur,
precipitated sulphur and colloidal sulphur
25.04 Natural graphite
25 05 Natural sands of all kinds, whether or not coloured, other than mctal-beanng sands falling within heading No 26.01.
25,06 Quartz (other than natural sands), quartzite, including quartizitc not further worked than roughly split, roughly squared or squared by sawing
25 07 CUy (for example, kaolin and bontomte), andalusite, kyanite and silhmanito, whether or not calcined, but not including expanded clays falling within heading No. 68 07; mullite, chamotte and dinas eaiths
25 08 Chalk
25.09 Earth colours, whether or not calcined or mixed to-
gether, natural micaceous iron oxides
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25.10 Natural calcium phosphates, natural aluminium calcium
phosphates, apatite and phosphatic chalk
25.11 Natural barium sulphate (barytcs), natural banum carbonate (withente), whether or not calcined, otbci than barium oxide.
CHAPTER 26
Metallic ores, slug and aab
Note*
25 12 Siliceous fossil meals and similar siliceous earths (for example, kteselguhr, Lnpohte or diatomitc), whether or not calcined, of an apparent specific gravity of 1 or less.
2J 13 Pumice stone, emery, natural coiundum, ndtural garnet and other natural abrasives, whothci or not heat-treated
25 14 Slate, including slate not further worked than roughly
split, roughly squared or squared by sawing.
25.15 Marble, travertine, ecaussino and other calcareous monumental and building stone of an apparent specific gravity of 2 5 or more and alabaster, including such stone not further worked than roughly split, roughly squared or squared by sawing.
25 16 Granite, porphyry, basalt, sandstone and other monu- mental und building sfonc, including such stone not further worked than roughly split, roughly squaicd oi squared by sawing
25.17 Pebbles aDd crushed or bioken stone (whether or not heat-treated), gravel, macadam jnd tarred macadam, of a kind commonly used for concrete aggi cgiitc;, for road metalling or for railway or other ballast, flint and shingle, whether or not heat-treated, granules and chlp- pings (whether or not heat-treated) and powder of stones falling within heading No 25 15 or 25 16.
25.18 Dolomite, whether or not calcined, including dolomite not further worked than roughly split, roughtly squaied or squared by sawing; agglomerated dolomite (including tarred dolomite).
25.19 Natural magnesium carbonate (magnesite), whether or
not calcined, other than magnesium oxide.
25.20 Gypsum; anhydrite; calcined gypsum, and pUstors with a basis of calcium sulphate, whether or not coloured, but not including plasters specially prepared foi use in dentistry.
25.21 Limestone flux and calcareous stone, commonly used
for the manufacture of lime or cement.
25.22 Quicklime, slaked lime and hydraulic lime, other than
calcium oxide and hydroxide.
25.23 Portland cement, cement fondu, slag cement, supor- sulphato comont and similar hydraulic cements, whether or not coloured or in the form of clinker.
25.24 Asbestos.
25.25 Meerschaum (whether or not in polished pieces) and amber; agglomerated meerschaum and agglomerated ambor, in plates, rods, sticks or similar forms, not work- ed after moulding; jet.
23.26 Mica, including splittings; mica waste.
25.27 Natural steatite, including natuial steatite not further worked than roughly split, roughly squared or squared by sawing; talc.
25 28 Natural cryolite and natural chiohte. 25.29 Natural arsenic sulphides 25 30 Crude natural borates and concentrates thereof (cal- cined or not), but not including borates separated from natural brine; crude natural boric acia containing not more than 85 % of HB3O3 calculated on the dry weight.
25 31 Folspar, leucitc, nephehno and nepheline syenite,
fluorspar.
25.32 Strontianite (whether or not calcined), other than strontium oxide, mineral substances not elsewhere spe- cified or included; broken pottery.
1 This Chapter does not cover :
(a) Slag and similar industrial waste picparcd as macadam
(headingNo. 25.17);
(b) Natural magnesium carbonate (magnesite), whether or
not calcined (heading No 25.19);
(c) Basic slag of Chaptei 31;
(d) Slag wool, rock wool or similar rmncial wools (heading
No. 68 07);
(e) Goldsmiths', silversmiths' ,ind jewelleis' swoepings, lesidues, lemcls and other waste and sciap, of precious metal (heading No 71 11); or
(J) Copper, niLkel or cobalt mattes pioducod by any process
of smelting (Section XV).
2 Forthopuj poses of heading No. 26 01, theteim"motalhc 010s" means minerals of immalogicdl species actually used 111 the metallurgical industry for the extiactlon of mercuiy, of tho metals of heading No 28 JO or of the metals of Section XIV or XV, even if they are intended for non-metallurgical purposes The heading does not, however, include minerals which havo been submitted to piocosscs not normal to the metallurgical industry
3. Heading No. 26 03 is to be taken to apply only to ash and residues of a kind used in industry either for the ex- traction of metals or as a basis for the manufacture of chemical compounds of metals.
26 01 Metallic ores and concentrates and roasted iron pyrites.
26 02 Slag, dross, scahngs and similar waste from the manu-
facture of iron or steel
26 03 Ash and residues (othei than from the manufacture of iron or steel), containing metals or metallic compounds.
26,04 Other slag and ash, including kelp.
CHAPTER 27
Mineral fuels, mineral oils and products of their distillation;
bituminous substances; mineral waxes
Notn :
1. This Chapter does not cover :
(a) Separate chemically denned organic compounds, other than chemically puie methane and propane which are to be classified in heading No. 27.11;
(b) Medicaments falling within heading No. 30 03; or
(1) Mixed unsatuiated hydrocarbons falling within heading
No 33 01, 33 02, 33 04 or 38 07).
2 Heading No. 27 07 is to be taken to include products similar to those obtained by the distillation of high tern- peiatuic coal tai but which are obtained by the distilla- tion of low temperatmo coal tar or other mineral tars, by processing petroleum or by any otheu process, pro- vided that the weight of the aromatic constituents ex- ceeds that of the non-aromatic constituents.
3. References in heading No. 27.10 to petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals are to be taken to include not only petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals but also similar oils, as well as those consisting of mixed unsaturatcd hydrocarbons, obtained by any process, provided that the weight of the non-aromatic constituents exceeds that of the aro- matic constituents
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4. Heading No. 27.13 is to bo taken to include not only paraffin wax and the other products specified therein, but also similar products obtained by synthesis or by other processes.
27.01 Coal; briquettes, ovoids and similar solid fuels manu
factored from coal.
27.02 Lignite, whether or not agglomerated.
27.03 Peat (including peat litter), whether or not agglomerated.
27.04 Coke and semi-coke of coal, of lignite or of peat.
27.05 Rotort carbon.
27.06 Coal gas, water gas, producer gas and similar gitsos
bin (Optional heading). 27.06 Tar distilled from coal, fiom lignite or from peat, and other mineral tars, including paitially distilled tars and blends of pitch with creosote oil? or with other coal tai distillation products
27 07 Oils and other products of the distillation of high tem- perature coal tar; similar products as defined in Note 2 to this Chapter.
27 08 Pitch and pitch coke, obtained fiom coal tar or from
other mineral tars
27 09 Petroleum oils and oils obtained fiom bituminous mine-
rals, crude.
27.10 Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous mi- nerals, other than crude; preparations not elsewhere specified or included, containing not less than 70% by weight of petroleum oils or of oils obtained from bitu- minous minerals, those oils being the basic constituents of the preparations.
27 11 Petroleum gases and other gaseous hydrocarbons.
27.12 Petroleum jelly,
27 13 Parafln wax, micro-crystalline wax, slack wax, ozo- kerite, lignite wax, poat wax and other mineral waxes, whether or not coloured.
27 14 Petroleum bitumen, petroleum coke and other residues of petroleum oils or of oils obtained from bituminous minerals.
27 15 Bitumen and asphalt, natural, bituminous shale, as>-
phaltic rock and tar sands
27.16 Bituminous mixtures based on natural asphalt on natural bitumen, on petroleum bitumen, on mineral tar or on mineral tar pitch (for example, bituminous mastics, cut- backs).
27.17 Electric current. (Optional heading)
SECTION VI
Products of the Chemical and Allied Industries
CHAPTER 28
Inorganic chemicals; organic and inorganic compounds of pre- cious metals, of rare earth metals, of radio-active elements and of isotopes
Notes :
1. Except whore their context or these Notes other- wise require, the headings of this Chapter are to be taken to apply only to .
{a) Separate chemical elements and separate chemically defined compounds, whether or not containing impu- rities ;
ib) Product* mentioned in (a) above dissolved in water , (c) Products mentioned in (a) above dissolved in other solvents provided that the solution constitutes a nor- mal and necessary method of putting up these pro- ducts adopted solely for reasons of safety or for trans- port and that the solvent does not render the product particularly suitable for some types of use rather than for general use,
(d) The products mentioned in (a), (b) or (c) above with an added stabiliser necessary for their preservation or transport,
(e) The products mentioned in (a), (b), (c) or (d) above with an added anti-dusting agent or a colouring subs- tance added to facilitate their identification or for safety reasons, provided that the additions do not render the products particularly suiUble for some types of use rather than for general use.
2. In addition to dithionites stabilised with organic subs- tances and to sulphoxylates (heading No. 28 36), car- bonates and percarbonates of inorganic bases (head- ing No. 28 42), cyanides and complex cyanides of in- organic bases (heading No 28.43), fulminates, cya- natcs and thiocyanates, of inorganic bases (heading No. 28,44), organic products included in heading Nos. 28 49 to 28 52 and metal and non-metal carbides (headingNo 28.56), only the following compounds of carbon are also to be classified in the present Chap- ter.
(a) Oxides of carbon, hydrocyanic, fulminic, isocyanic, thiocyanic and other simple or complex cyanogen acids (heading No. 28 13),
(b) Oxyhalides of carbon (heading No. 28 14); (c) Carbon disulphide (heading No 28 15); (d) Thiocarbonatcs, selcnocarbonatcs, tellurocarbonatcs, selenocyanates, tellurocyanates, tetrathiocyanatodiam- minochromates (reineckatcs) and other complex cyanates, of inorganic bases (heading No. 28 48) ;
(e) Solid hydrogen peroxide (heading No. 28 54), carbon oxaysulphide, thiocarbonyl halides, cyanogen, cya- nogen hahdes and cyanamide and its metallic deriva- tives (heading No 28 58) other than calcium cyanamide containing not more than 25 % by weight of nitrogen, calculated on the dry anhydrous product (Chapter 31)
3. This Chapter docs not cover:
(a) Sodium chloride or other mineral products falling
within Section V;
Notes :
1. (a) Goods (other than radio-active ores) answering to a description in heading No. 28 50 or 28 51 are to be classified in those headings and in no other heading of the Nomenclature.
(b) Subject to paragraph (a) above, goods answering to a description in heading No. 28 49 or 28 52 are to be classified in those headings and in no other heading of this Section.
Subject to Note 1 above Roods classifiable within heading Nos 30 03, 30,04, 30 05, 32 09, 33 06, 35 06 37 08 or 38 11 by reason of being put up in measured doses or for sale by retail are to be classified in those headings and in no other heading of the Nomenclature (b) Organo-inorganic compounds other than those men-
tioned in Note 2 above;
(c) Products mentioned in Note 1, 2, 3 or 4 of Chapter
31;
(d) Inorganic products of a kind used as Iuminophores,
falling within headmg No. 32 07;
(e) Artificial graphite (heading No 38.01), products put up as charges for fire-extinguishers or put up in fire- extinguishing grenades, of heading No, 38 17; ink removers put up in packings for sale by retail, of head- ing No 38,19 ; cultured crystals (other than optical elements) weighing not less than 2 5g each, of mag- nesium oxide or of the halides of the alkali or of the alkaline-earth metals, of heading No. 38 19;
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U—Inorganic Adds and Oxygen compounds
of non-metals
(j) Precious or somi-precious stones (natural, synthetic or reconstructed) or dust or powder of such stones (headings Nos 71 02 to 71 04), and precious metals falling within Chapter 71,
(g) The metals, whether or not chemically pure, falling within any heading of Section XV; or
(A) Optical elements, for example, of magnesium oxide or of the halidos of the alkali or of the alkaline-earth metals (heading No 90 01).
4. Chemically defined complex acids consisting of a non- metal acid falling within sub-Chapter II and a metallic acid falling within sub-Chapter IV are to be classified in heading No. 28 13.
28 06 Hydiochloronc acid and chlorosulphunc acid 28 07 Sulphur dioxide. 28 08 Sulphuric acid, oleum. 28 09 Nitric acid, sulphonitnc acid. 28 10 Phosphorus pontoxidc and phosphoric acids (meta ortho-and pyro).
28 11 Arsenic tnoxide, arsenic pentoxide and acids of ar- senic.
28.12 Boric oxide and boric acid. 28 13 Other inorganic acids and oxygen compounds of non- metals (excluding water).
Ill—Halogen and sulphur compounds of non-metals
5. Headings Nos 28 29 to 28 48 inclusive arc to be taken to apply only to metallic or ammonium salts or peroxy- salts
Except where the context otherwise requires, double or complex salts arc to be classified in head- ing No. 28 48
6. Heading No 28 50 is to be taken to apply only to :
28 14 Halides, oxyhalides and other halogen compounds of non-metals.
28 15 Sulphides of non-metals; phosphorous trisulphide.
IV—Inorganic Bases and Metallic Oxides, Hydroxides
and Peroxides
(ti) The following fissile chemical elements and isotopes • natural uranium and uranium isotopes 233 and 235, plutonmm and plutonium isotopes,
(b) The following radio-active chemical elements technc- tium, promethium, polonium, astatine, radon, fiancium, radium, actinium, protactinium, naptunium, amencium and other elements of higher atomic number;
(c) All other radio-active isotopes, natural or artificial including those of the precious metals and of the base metals of Sections XIV and XV ;
id) Compounds, inorganic or organic, of these elements or isotopes, whether or not chemically defined and whether or not mixed together ;
(e) Alloys (other than ferro-uranium), dispersions and cermets, containing any of these elements, or isotopes or their inorganic or organic compounds,
(/) Nuclear reactor cartridges, spent or inadiated.
The term "isotopes" mentioned above and in head- ings Nos. 28 50 and 28 51 includes "enriched isotopes", but docs not include chemical elements which occur in nature as pure isotopes nor uranium depleted in U 235.
28 16 Ammonia, anhydrous or in aqueous solution 28 17 Sodium hydroxide (caustic soda), potassium hydro- xide (caustic potash); peroxides of sodium or potas- sium.
28.18 Oxides, hydroxides and peroxides, of strontium, barium or magnesium.
28.19 Zinc oxide and zinc peroxide. 28 20 Aluminium oxide and hydroxide, artificial corundum. 28,21 Chromium oxides and hydroxides. 28 22 Manganese oxides 28 23 Iron oxides and hydroxides, earth colours containing 70% or more by weight or combined iron evaluated as Fe2Oj.
28 24 Cobalt oxides and hydroxides. 28.25 Titanium oxides 28 26 Tin oxides (stannous oxide and stannic oxide). 28.27 Lead oxides, red lead and orange lead 28 28 Hydrazine and hydioxylamine and their inorganic salts, other inorganic basci and metallic oxides, hydro- xides and peroxides.
V—Metallic salts and Peroxy salts, of Inorganic
Acids
7. Heading No. 28 55 is to be taken to include ferro- phosphorus containing 15% or more by weight of phosphoius and phosphor copper containing more than 8 % by weight of phosphorus.
8. Chemical elements (for example, silicon and selenium} doped for use in electronics are to be classified in the present Chapter, provided that they are in forms unworked as drawn, or in the form of cylinders or rods. When cut in the form of discs, wafers or similar forms, they fall in heading No. 38.19.
28 29 Fluorides, fluoiosilicates, fluoroborates and other complex fluorine salts.
28,30 Chlorides and oxychlondes. 28 31 Chlontcs and hypochlontes 28 32 Chlorates and perchlorates. 28 33 Bromides, oxybromidcs, bromates and perbromates, and hypobromites.
I—Chemical Elements
28.34 Iodides, oxyiodides, iodates and periodates.
28,01 Halogens (fluonne, chlorine, bromine and iodine). 28.35 Sulphides; polysulphides
28.36 Dithionites, including those stabilised with organic
28 02 Sulphur, sublimed or precipitated; colloidal sulphur substances, sulphoxylates
28 03 Carbon (including carbon black). 28 37 Sulphites and thiosulphates
28.04 Hydrogen, rare gases and other non-metals 28 38 Sulphates (including alums) and persulphates
28.39 Nitrites and milates.
28.05 Alkali and alkaline-earth metals, rare earth metals,
yttrium and scandium and intermixtures or interalloys .8,40 Phosphites, hypophosphites and phosphates
thereof, mercury. 28.41 Aisenites and arsenatos.
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28,42 Carbonates and percarbonates, commercial ammo-
nium carbonate containing ammonium carbonate.
28 43 Cyanides and complex cyanides. 28.44 Fulminates, cyanatcs and thiocyanates 28.45 Silicates, commercial sodium and potassium silicates. 28 46 Boratcs and perboiates 28,47 Salts of metallic acid1; (for example, chromatcs, per-
manganates, stannatcs).
28 48 Other salts and peroxysalts of inorganic acids, but not
including azides,
VI—Miscellaneous
28 49 Colloidal piccious metals, amalgams of piccious metals, sails and other compounds, inoiganic or organic, of precious metals, including albununates, protcinatcs, tannates, and similar compounds, whether or not chemically defined.
28 50 Fissile chemical elements and isotopes; other radio- active chemical elements and radio-active isotopes, compounds, inorganic or organic, of such elements or isotopes, whether or not chemically defined, alloys, dispcisions and cermets, containing any of these ele- ments, isotopes or compounds,
28 51 Isotope:, and their compounds, inorganic or organic, whether or not chemically defined, other than isotopes and compounds lalhng within heading No 28 50 2B 52 Compounds, inorganic or oiganic, of thorium, of ura- nium depleted in U 235, of raro carthmetals, of yttrium or of scandium, whethei or not mixed together. 28 53 Liquid air (whether or not rare gases have been ic-
moved), compressed air
28 54 Hydrogen peroxide (including solid hydrogen peroxide). .8,55 Phosphides 28.56 Carbides (for example, silicon carbide, boron carbide,
metal carbides),
.8,57 Hydrides, nitrides and azides, silicidos and bondes. 28.58 Other inorganic compounds (including distilled and conductivity water and water of similar puuty), amalgams, except amalgams of precious metals.
CHAPTER 29
Organic chemicals
(/) The products mentioned in (a), (b), (c), (d) or (e) above with an added stabiliser necessary for their preservation or transport,
(g) The products mentioned in (a), (b), (c), (d), (e) or (f) above with an added anti-dusting agent or a colouring oi odoriferous substance added to facilitate their identification or foi safety leasons, piovidcd that the additions do not render the product particularly suitable for some types of use rather than for general use ;
(/i) Diazomum sails, aiyhdcs used as couplers for these salts, and fast bases for azoic dyes, diluted to standard strengths.
2. This Chapter does not cover.
(a) Goods falling within heading No 15 04 or glyceroi
(heading No 15,11),
(b) Ethyl alcohol (heading No. 22 08 oi 22 09);
(c) Methane and propane (heading No. 27,11),
(cl) The compounds of carbon mentioned in Note 2 of
Chapter 28;
(c) Urea (heading No. 31 02 or 31 05 as the case may be),
(/) Colouring matter of vogotable or animal ougm (heading No. 32,04); synthetic organic dyestuffs (including pigment dyestuffs), synthetic oiganic products of a kind used as lunnnophores and products of the kind known as optical bleaching agents substantive to the fibre and natural indigo (heading No. 32 05) and dyes or other colouiing matter put up in forms or packings of a kind sold by retail heading No, 32 09),
(j) Metaldehyde, hoxamethylenetramine and similar subs- tances put up in forms (for example, tablets, sticks or similar foims) for use as fuels, and liquid fuels of a kind used in mechanical lighters in containers of a capacity not exceeding 300 cm' (heading No. 36 08);
(/;) Pioducts put up as chaiges for fire-extinguishcre or
put up in fire-extinguishing grenades, of heading No 38 17; ink removers put up in packings foi sale by retail, of heading No. 38 19; or
0y) Optical elements, for example, of ethylenodiamine
tartratc (heading No 90 01).
3. Goods which could be included in two or more of the headings of this Chapter are to be classified in the latest of those headings.
Notes :
1. Except where the context otherwise requires, the headings of this Chapter are to be takeu to apply only to:
(a) Separate chemically defined organic compounds, whe-
ther or not containing impurities;
(b) Mixtures of two or more isomcrs of the same organic compound (whether or not containing impurities) except mixtures of acyclic hydrocarbon isomers (other than stereoisomers), whether or not saturated (Chapter 27)
(c) The products of headings Nos. 29.38 to 29.42 inclusive, or the SiUgar etheis and sugar esters, and their salts, of heading No. 29 43, or the products of heading No. 29 44, whether or not chemically defined,
{(1) Products mentioned in (a), (b) or (c) above dissolved
in water,
(e) Products mentioned in (a), (b) oi (c) above dissolved in other solvents provided that the solution consti- tutes a normal and necessary method of putting up these products adopted solely for reasons of safety or for tiansport ana that the solvent does not render the product particularly suitable for some types of use rather than tor genoial use,
4 In headings Nos. 29 03 to 29.05, 29 07 to 29 10 and 29 12 to 29 21 inclusive, any reference to halogenated, sulphonated, nitiated or nitrosated derivatives, is to bo taken to include a reference to any combinations of these derivatives (for example, sulphohalogenated, nitrohalogonated, nitrosulphonated and nitrosulpho- halogenatod derivatives)
Nitio and nitroso groups ajc not to be taken as nitiogcn functions for the purpose of heading No. 29,30
5. (a) The esters of acid-function organic compounds falling within sub-Chapters I to VH with organic compounds of these 'sub-Chapters aie to be classified with that compound which is classified in the heading placed last in the sub-Chapters
(b) Esters of ethyl alcohol or glycerol with acid-function~i
organic compounds of sub-Chapters I to VII are to be classified with the corresponding acid-function compounds.
(c) The salts of the esters refeired to in paiagraph (it) or (b) above with [inorganic bases arc to bo classified with the corresponding csteis
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(d) The salts of other acid—or phenol-function organic compounds falling within sub-Chapters I to VII with inorganic bases arc to be classified with the corres- ponding acid—or phenol-function organic compounds.
(e) Hahdes of carboxylic acids are to be classified with the
corresponding acids.
6. The compounds of headings Nos. 29,31 to 29 34 aic organic compounds the molecules of which contain, in addition to atoms of hydrogen, oxygen or nitro- gen, atoms of other non-metals or of metals (such as sulphur, aisenic, mercury or lead) duoctly linked to carbon atoms.
Heading No 29 31 (organo-sulphur compounds) and heading No 29 34 (olher organo-inorganic com- pounds) ai e to bo taken not to include sulphonated or halogcnated denvatives (including compound derivatives) which, apart from hydiogon, oxygon and nitrogen, only have directly linked to carbon the atoms of sulphur and of halogens which give them their nature of sulphonated or halogenated derivatives (or com- pound derivatives).
7. Heading No. 29 35 (hcteiocylic compounds) is to be taken not to include internal ethois, internal hcmi- acetals, methyltne ethers, of oithodihydric phenols, epoxiclos with thieo or four member rings, cyclic acetals, cydic polymers of aldehydes, of thioaldchvdes or of aldimlnes, anhydrides ot polybasic acids, cyclic estcis of polyhydnc alcohols with polybasic acids, cyclic uroides and cyclic thiouroidos, imidcs of polybasic acids, hexamethylonototramine and trimcthylenetrini- tramine
[ -Hydrocarbons and (heir Hulogcnated, Sulphonaled, Nitrated or Nltrosftted Derivatives
29 01 Hydrocarbons. 29.02 Halogenated denvatives of hydrocarbons 29.03 Sulphonated, nitratod or nitrosated denvatives of
hydrocarbons
II— Alcohols and their Hulogenated, Sulphonated, Nitrated or Nitrosated Derivatives
29.04 Acyclic alcohols and their halogenatod, sulphonated,
nitrated or mtrosaled derivatives.
29 05 Cyclic alcohols and their halogenated, sulphonated,
nitrated or nitrosatod derivatives.
U[—Phenols, Phenol-Alcohols, and their Halogeuated, Sulphonated, Nitratod or Nttrosated Derivatives
29 06 Phenols and phenol-alcohols. 29.07 Halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated
derivatives of phenols or phenol-alcohols.
IV—Ethers, Alochol peroxides, Ether Peroxides, Epoxldes, with a three or Four Member Ring, Acetals and Hemla- cetals, and their Halouenated, Sulphonated, Nitrated or Nitrosated Derivatives
29.08 Ethers, ethei -alcohols, ether-phenols, ether-alcohol- phenols, alcohol peroxides and ether peroxides, and their halogenated, sulphonattd, nitrated or nitro- sated derivatives.
.9,09 Epoxldes, epoxyalcohols, epoxyphonols and epo\yethers, with a three oi four member nnj{, and their haloge- nated, sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosatod denvatives. 29.10 Aceuls and hemiacetals and singlo or complex oxygen- function acetals and hemiacctals, and their halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated denvativv-s.
V—Aldehyde Function Compounds
29 11 Aldehydes, aldehyde-alcohols, aldohydc-ctlieis, alde- hyde-phenols and other single or complex oxyfjen- function aldehydes; cyclic polymers of aldehydes; para- fonnaldehyde.
29 12 Halogenated, sulphonatca, miratcd or nitrosaled deri-
vatives of Droducts falling within heading No 29 11.
VI— Ketonc-F'unctlon compounds and Qulnone function
compounds
29.13 Ketones, keton-alcohols, ketonc-phenpls, ketone- aldehydes, qumones, quinonc-alcohols, quinone-phe- nols, quinono-aldehydes and other single or complex oxygon-function ketones and qumones, and then halo- genated, sulphonated, nitrated oi nitrosated derivatives.
VU—Caruoxylic Acids, and their Anhydrides, Halidcs, Per- oxides and Peracids, and their Halogenated, Sulphonated, Nitrated or NHrosutcd Derivatives
29 14 Monocaiboxylic acids and (hen anhydndes, halides, peiOMdes and pei acids, and then halogenated, sul- phonated, nitrated or nitrosated derivatives
29,15 Polycaiboxylic adds and their anhydrides, halides, peroxides and pei acids, and their halogenated, sul- phonated. nitrated or nitiosatod derivatives.
29 16 Carboxyhc acids with alcohol, phenol, aldehyde or ketonc function and other singlo or complex oxygen- function carboxyhc acids and their anhydndes, halides, peroxides and peracids, and their halogenated, sul- phonated, nitrated or nitiosated derivatives,
VIII—Inorganic esters and their Salts, and their HaloRenated
Sulphonated, Nitrated or Nitrosated Derivatives
29 17 Sulphuric esteis and their salts, and their halogenated,
sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated denvatives.
29 18 Nitious and nitric esters, and their halogenated, sul-
phonated, nitrated or nitrosatod derivatives
29.19 Phosphoric esters and their salts, including lacto- phosphates, and thenr halogenatod, sulphonated, nitrated or nftrosated derivatives.
.9,20 Carbonic esters and their salts, and their halogenated. sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosatod derivatives 29.21 Other esters of mtneial acids (excluding halides) and their salts, and then halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or nitiosated derivatives.
IX—Nitrogen-Function Compounds
29.22 Amine-function compounds
29 23 Single or complex oxygen-function amino-compounds. 29 24 Quaternary ammonium salts and hydroxides; lecithins
and other phosphoaminolipms.
29.25 Carboxyamide-function compounds; amide-function
compounds of carbonic acid.
29.26 Carboxymaide-function compounds (including ortho- benzoicsirlphinide and its salts) and iminc-function compounds (including hexamethylcne-tetramino and tn- methylenetrinitramiDC).
29.27 Nitnle-function compounds 29.28 Diazo-, azo- and azoxy-compounds. 29 29 Organic derivatives of hydrozine or of hydroxyla-
mine.
29.30 Compounds with other nitrogen-functions
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X—Organo-Inorganlc Compounds and Heterocyclic Compounds
29 31 Organo-sulphur compounds. 29.32 Organo-arscmc compounds. 29 33 Organo-niercury compounds. 29.34 Other oigano-inorgantc compounds 29 35 Heterocyclic compounds, nucleic auds 29 36 Sulphonamides. 29 37 Sultoncs and sultams.
XI—Provitamins, Vitamins, Hormones and Enzymes, Natural
or Reproduced by Synthesis
29 38 Piovitanuns and vitamins, natural or roprodced by synthesis (including natuial concentrates,), donvatives thereof used primarily as vitamins, and intermixtuies of the foregoing, whether or not in any solvent. 29,39 Hormones, natural or reproduced by synthesis, deri- vatives theroof, used pinnauly as hormones; other steroids used primarily as hormones.
29 40 Enzymes
XII—Glycosldes and Vegetable Alkaloids, Natural or Repro- duced by Synthesis, and their Salts, Ethers, Esters and other
Derivatives
29 41 Glycosides, natural or repioductd by synthesis, and
then salts, etheis, esters and other derivatives.
29.42 Vegetable alkaloides, natuial or reproduced by syn- thesis, and their salts, ethers, esters and other deri- vatives.
XIII—Other organic compounds
29.43 Sugars, chemically pure, other than sucrose, glucose and lactose, sugar ethers and sugar esters, und their salts, other than products of headings Nos 29 39, 29.41 and 29 42
29.44 Antibiotics. 29 45 Other organic compounds
CHAPTER 30
Pharmaceutical products
Notes •
1. For the purpose of heading No, 30,03, "medicaments" means goods (other than foods or beverages such as dietetic, diabetic or fortified goods, tonic beverages, spa water) not falling within heading No. 30. 02 or 30 04 which are cither.
(a) Products comprising two or more constituents which have been mixed or compounded together for thera- peutic or prophylactic uses, or
(B) As products which have been mixed .
(1) Colloidal solutions and suspensions (other than
colloidal sulphui),
(2) Vegetable cxtiacts obtained by the treatment of
mixtures of vegetable materials, and
(3) Salts and concentrates obtained by evaporating
natural mineral waters
2, The headings of this Chaptei are to be taken not to
apply to .
(a) Aqueous distillates and aqueous solutions of essential oils, suitable for medicinal uses (heading No 33 05),
{b) Dentifrices of all kinds, including those having thera- peutic or prophylactic propeities, which are to be con- sidered as falling within heading No. 33 06, or
(e) Soap or other products of heading No 34 01 containing
added medicaments.
3. Heading No. 30 05 is to be taken to apply, and to apply
only, to .
(a) Sterile surgical catgut and similar sterile suture
materials;
(b) Steule laminana and sterile laminana tenls,
(c) Steule absorbablc surgical haemostatics;
id) Opacifying preparations for X-ray examinations and diagnostic reagents (excluding those of heading No. 30 02) designed to be administered to the patients, being unmixed products put up in measured doses or products consisting of two or more products which have been mixed or compounded together for such uses;
(e) Blood-grouping reagents,
(/) Dental cements and other dental fillings, and
(g) First-aid boxes and kits.
30.01 Organo-therapeutic glands or othei organs, dried, whether or not powdered, organo-therapeutic extracts of glands or other organs or of their secretions; other animal substances prepared for therapeutic oi prophy- lactic uses, not elsewhere specified or included.
30 02 Antisera, microbial vaccines, toxins, microbial cultures (including ferments but exduding yeasts) and similar products.
30 03 Medicaments (including veterinary medicaments). 30,04 Wadding, gauze, bandages and similar articles (for example, dressmgs, adhesive plasters, polutices), impregnated or coated with pharmaceutical substances or put up in retail packings for medical or surgical purposes, other than goods specified in Note 3 to this Chapter
30 05 Other pharmaceutical goods.
CHAPTER 31
Fertilizer!!
Notes :
(b) Unmixed products suitable for such uses put up in measured doses or in forms or m packings of a kind sold by retail for therapeutic or prophylactic purposes
For the purposes of these provisions and of Note 3(d) to this Chapter, the following are to be treated •
(A) Ai unmixed products
(1) Unmixed products dissolved in water ;
(2) All goods falling in Chapter 28 or 29, and
(3) Simple vegetable extracts falling in heading No 13 03, merely standardised or dissolved in any solvent;
1 Heading No 31 02 is to be taken to apply, and to apply only, to the following goods, provided that they are not put up in the forms or packings described in heading No, 31 05 •
(A) Goods which answer to one or other of the descriptions
given below .
0) Sodium nitrate containing not more than 16 03%
by weight of nitrogen;
(/i) Ammonium nitrate, whether or not pure;
(In) Ammonium sulphonitratc, whether or not pure,
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(iv) Ammonium sulphate, whether or not pure,
(t>) Calcium nitrate containing not more than 16%
by weight of nilrogcn;
(vi) Calcium nitrate-magnesium nitrate, whether or
not pure,
(WO Calcium cyanamlde containing not more than 25 % by weight of nitrogen, whether or not treated with oil;
(vm) Urea, whether or not pure.
(B) Fertilizers consisting of any of the goods described in (A) above, hut without quantitative criteria, mixed together.
(C) Fertilisers consisting of ammonium chloride or of any of the goods described in (A) or B) above, but with- out quantitative criteria, mixed with chalk, gypsum or other inoiganic non-fertilising substances.
(D) Liquid fertilisers consisting of the goods of sub-para- graphs 1(A) (n) or (vni) above, or of mixtures of those goods, in an aqueous or liquid ammonia solution
2. Heading No. 31 03 is to be taken to apply, and to apply only, to the following goods, provided that they arc not put up in the forms or packings described m heading No 31 05,
(A) Goods which answer to one or other of the descriptions
given below •
C>. This Chapter does not cover:
(a) Animal blood of heading No. 05 15;
(A) Sepai ate chemically defined compounds [other than those answering to the descriptions m Note 1(A), 2(A), 3(A) or 4 above], or
(i1) Culturod potassium chloride crystals (other than optical elements) weighing not less than 2 5 g each, of heading No 38 19, optical elements of potassium chloride (heading No. 90 01).
31 01 Guano and other natural animal or vegetable fertilisers, whether or not mixed togethr, but not chemically treated
31 02 Mineral or chemical fertilisers, nitrogenous. 31 03 Mineral or chemical fertilisers, phosphatic. 31 04 Mineral or chemical fertilisers, potassic. 31 05 Other fertilisers; goods of the presont Chapter m tablets, lozenges and similar prepared forms or in packings of a gross weight not exceeding lOKg.
CHAPTER 32
Tanning and dyeing extracts; tannins and their derivatives; dyes, colours paints and varnishes; putty, fillers nod stoppings; Inks.
Notes
0) Basic slag, ("/) Disintegrated (calcined) calcium phosphates (thermophosphatcs and fused phosphates) and calcined natural aluminium calcium phosphates;
(Ui) Superphosphates (single, double or triple); (iv) Calcium hydrogen phosphate containing not less
than 0 2% by weight of fluorine
(B) Fertilizers consisting of any of the goods described in (A) above, but without quantitative criteria, mixed together.
(O Fertilizers consisting of any of the goods described in (A) or (B) above, but without quantitative criteria, mixed with chalk, gypsum or other inorganic non- fertilising substances
3 Heading No 31 04 is to be taken to apply, and to apply only, to tho following goods, provided that they are not put up in the forms or packings described in heading No 31 05 •
(A) Goods which answer to one or other of the descriptions
given below :
(0 Crude natural potassium salts (for example, carnal-
lite, kaimte and sylvinite),
(//) Crude potassium salts obtained by the treatment
of residues of beet molasses;
(Hi) Potassium chloride, whether or not pure, except
as provided in Note 6(c) below ;
(iv) Potassium sulphate containing not more than 52%
by weight of K2O;
(v) Magnesium sulphate-potassium sulphate containing
not more than 30% by weight of K2O.
(B) Fertilisers consisting of any of the goods described in (A) above, but without quantitative criteria, mixed together
1 This Chapter does not cover.
(a) Separate Chemically doflned elements and compounds [except those falling within heading No 32.04 or 32 05, inorganic products of a kind used as luminophorcs (heading No. 32.07), and also dyes or other colouring matter in forms or packings of a kind sold by retail falling within heading No. 32.09]; or
(b) Tannates and other tannin derivatives of products falling within headings Nos 29 38 to 29.42, 29 44 or 35.01 to 35.04
2 Heading No. 32 05 is to be taken to include mixtures of stabilised diazonium salts and coupling compounds for the production of insoluble azoic dyestuffs on the fibre
3 Headings Nos 32 05, 32 06 and 32.07 are to be taken to apply also to preparations based on, respectively synthetic organic dyestuffs including pigment dyestufT colour lakes and other colouring matter, of a kind used for colouring in the mass artificial plastics, rubber or similar materials or as ingredients in preparations for printing textiles The headings arc- not to be applied, however, to prepared pigments falling within heading No 32.09.
4 Heading No. 32.09 is to be taken to include solutions (other than collodions) consisting of any of the products specified m headings Nos. 39.01 to 39.06 in Volatile organic solvents If, and only if, the weight of the sovent exceeds 50% of the weight of the solution.
5 The expression "colouring matter" in this Chapter does not include products of a kind used as extenders in oil paints, whether or not they arc- also suitable for colouring distempers.
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32 01 Tanning extracts of vegetable origin.
32 02 Tamils (tanntc adds), including water-extracted gall-nut tannin, and their salts, ethers, esters and other doriva- tives.
32 03 Synthetic organic tanning substances, and inorganic tanning substances, tanning preparations, whether or not containing natural tanning materials; enzymatic preparations for pre-tanning (for example, of enzymatic, pancreatic, or bacterial origin)
32 04 Colouring matter of vegetable ongin (including dye wood extract and other vegetable dyeing extracts but excluding indigo) or of animal origin
32.05 Synthetic organic dyestuffs (including pigment dyes- tuffs), synthetic organic products of a kind used as luminophores; products of the kind known as optical bleaching agents, substantive to the fibre; natural indigo
32 Ofi Colour lakes.
32 07 Other colouring matter, inorganic pioducts of a kind
used as luminophores.
33 03 Concentrates of essential oils in fats, in fixed oils, or in waxes or the like, obtained by co'd absorption or by maceration.
33 04 Mixtures of two or more odorifenous substances (natural or artificial) and mixtures (including alcoholic solutions) with a basis of one or more of these substances, of a kind used as raw materials in the perfumery, food, drink or other lndustiies.
33 05 Aqueous distillates and aqueous solutions of essential oils, including such products suitable for medicinal uses,
33 06 Perfumery, cosmetics and toilet preparations.
CHAPTER 34
Soap, organic surface-active agents, washing preparations, lubricating preparations, artificial waxes, prepared waves, polishing and scouring preparations, candles and similar articles, modelling pastes and dental waxes
Notes:
32.08 Prepared pigments, prepared opaciflcrs and prepared colours, verifiable enamels and glazes, liquid lustres and similar products, of the kind used m the ceramic, enamelling and glass industries; engoblos (slips), glass frit and other glass, in the form of powder, granules or flakes
32 09 Varnishes and lacquers, distempers, prepared water pigments of the kind used for finishing leather; paints and enamels, pigments in linseed oil, white spirits of turpentine, varnish or other paint or enamel modia, stamping foils; dyes or other colouring matter in forms or packings of a kind sold by retail.
32 10 Artists' students' and signboard painters' colours, modifying tints, amusement colours and the like, in tablets, tubes, jars, bottles, pans or m similar forms or packings, including such colours in sots or outfits, with or without brushes, palettes or other accessories.
32 11 Prepared driers
32 12 Glaziers' putty; grafting putty; painters' fillings; noo- refractorv surfacing preparations, stopping, sealing and similar mastics, including resin mastics and cements.
32 13 Writing ink, printing ink and other inks,
CHAPTER 33
Essential oils and resionold*; perfumery, cosmetics and toilet
preparations
1, This Chapter does not cover:
(a) Separate chemically defined compounds; or (h) Dentifrices, shaving creams or shampoos containing soap or organic surface-active agents (heading No 33.06).
2, For the purposes of heading No 34.01, the expression "soap" is to be taken to apply only to soap soluble in water, Soap and the other products falling within heading No. 34.01 may contain added substances (for example, disinfectants, abrasive powders, fillers or medicaments). Products containing abrasive powders remain classified in heading No 34.01 only if in the form of bars, cakes or moulded pieces or shapes. In other forms, they are to be classified in heading No, 34 0*i as "scouimg powders'and similar preparations".
3 The reference in heading No 34 03 to petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minorals is to be taken to apply to the products defined in Note 3 of Chapter 27
4 In heading No. 34.04 the expression "prepared waxes, not emulsified or containing solvents" is to be taken to apply only to :
(A) Mixtures of animal waxes, mixturos of vegetable waxes
or mixtures of artificial waxes;
Notes •
1. This Chapter does not cover1
(a) Compound alcoholic preparations (known as "concen- trated extracts"), for the manufacture of beveranes of heading No. 22.09;
'
(6) Soap and other products falling within heading
No 3401, or
(c) Spirits of turpontine or other products fallina within
heading No 38 07
2 Heading No, 33 06 is to be taken to apply, inter alia
to'
(a) Piepared room deodrisers, whether or not perfumed; (ft) Pioducts, whether or not mixed (other than those of heading No. 33.03), suitable for uie as perfumery, cosmetics or toilet preparations or as room deodorisers, put up in packings of a kind sold by retail for such uso
33 01 Essential oils (terpeneless or not), concretes and absolu-
tes; resinoids.
33 02 Terpenlc by-products of the deterpenation of essential
oils.
(B) Mixtures of different classes of waxes(animal, vegetable,
mineral o. artificial); and
(Q Mixtures of waxy consistency not emulsified or con- taining solvents, with a ba9is of one or more waxes, and containing fats, resins, minerals substances or other materials.
The heading is to be taken not to apply to,
(a) Waxes falling within heading No. 27.13, or
(b) Separate animal waxes and separate vegetable waxes,
merely colouied.
34 01 Soap; organic surface-active products and preparations for use as soap, in the form of bars, cakes or moulded pieces or shapes, whether or not combined with soap
34 02 Organic surface-active agents; surface-active preparations and washing preparations, whether oi not containing soap.
34 03 Lubricating preparations, and preparations of a kind used for oil or grease treatment of textiles, leather or other materials, but not including preparations con- taining 70% or more by weight or petroleum oils or of oils obtained from bituminous minorals.
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34.04 Artificial waves (including water-soluble waxes);
prepared waxes, not emulsified or containing solvents
34 05 Polishes and creams, for footwear, fui nituro or floors,
metal polishes, scouring powdcis and similar prepam-
tions, but excluding prepared waxes falling within
heading No 34 04.
34 06 Candles, tapers, night-lights and the like
34 07 Modelling pastes (including those put up for children's
amusement and assorted modelling pastes), preparations
of kind known as "dental wax" or as "dental impression
compounds", in plates, horseshoe shapes, sticks and
similar forms,
CHAPTER 33
Albumlnoidal substances; glues
36 01 Propellent powders
16 02 Prepared explosives, other than propellent powders
1(> 03 Mining, Masting and safety fuses
1b 04 Percussion and detonating caps, igniters; detonatois.
26 05 Pyrotechnic articles (for example, fireworks, railway
fog signals, amorces, rain rockets),
36 06 Matches (excluding Bengal matches).
36 07 Ferro-cenum and othei pujophonc alloys in all forms.
36 08 Other combustible preparations and products
CHAPTER 37
Photographic and cinematographic goods
Notes:
Notes •
1. This Chapter docs not cover;
(a) Protein substances put up as medicaments (heading
No 30 03); or
(b) Gelatin postcards and other products of the printing
industry (Chapter 49)
2 For the purposes of heading No 35 05, the term "dex- trins" is to be taken to apply to starch degradation products with a reducing sugar content, expressed as dextrose on the dry substance, not exceeding 10°^,
Such products with a reducing sugar content
exceeding 10% fall in heading No. 17.02
35 01 Casern, caseinates and other casein derivatives; casein
glues.
35.02 Albumins, albuminates and other albumin derivatives
35.03 Gelatin (including gelatin in rectangles, whether or not coloured or surface-worked) and gelatin derivatives; glues derived from bones, hides, nerves, tendons or from similar products, and flsh glues; isinglass.
35 04 Peptones and other protein substances and their
derivatives; hide powder, whether or not chromed.
35 05 Dextrins and dextrin glues, soluble or roasted starches,
starch glues.
35,06 Prepared glues not elsewhere specified or included; products suitable for use as glues put up for sale by retail as glues in packages not exceeding a net weight of 1 Kg.
CHAPTER 36
Explosives; pyrotechnic products; matches; pyrophorlc alloys; certain combustible preparations
1 This Chapter does not cover waste or scrap materials.
2 Heading No 37 08 is to be taken to apply only to;
(a) Chemical products mixed or compounded for photo- graphic uses (for example, sensitised emulsions, develo- pers and fixers); and
(b) Unmixed substances suitable for such uses and put up in measured portions or put up for sale by retail in a foim ready for use
The heading does not apply to photographic pastes
or gums, varnishes or similar products.
17,01 Photographic plates and firm in the flat, sensitised, unexposed, of any material other than paper, paper- board or cloth.
37 02 Film in rolls, sensitised, unexposed, perforated or not.
37,03 Sensitised paper, paperboard and cloth, unexposed
or exposed but not developed.
37 04 Sensitised plates and film, exposed but not developed,
negative or positive
37,05 Plates, unperforated film and perforated film (other than cinematograph film), exposed and developed, negative or positive.
37 06 Cinematograph film, exposed and developed, consisting
only of sound track, negative or positive
37 07 Other cinematograph firm, exposed and developed, whether or not incorporating sound track, negative or positive
37 08 Chemical products and flash light materials, of a kind and in a form suitable for use in photography.
CHAPTER 38
Miscellaneous chemical products
Notes:
Notes •
1 This Chapter does not cover separate chemically defined compounds other than those described in Note 2(a) or (b) below.
2. Heading No 36 08 is to be taken to apply only to.
(a) Metaldehyde, hexamethylenetctramine and similar substances, put up in forms (for example, tablets, sticks or similar forms) for use as fuels; fuels with a basis of alchohol, and similar prepared fuels, in solid or semi- solid form;
(b) Liquid fuels (for example, petrol) of a kiod used in mechanical hghtors, m containers of a capacity not exceeding 300cm3; and
(c) Resin torches, firelighters and the like
1. This Chapter does not cover.
(a) Separate chemically defined elements or compounds
with the exception of the following'
(1) Artificial graphite (heading No. 38.01);
(2) Disinfectants, insecticides, fungicides, herbicides, anti-sprouting products, rat poisons and similar products put up as described in heading No. 38.11"
3 Products put up as charges for fire-extinguishers or put up in fire-extinguishing grenades (heading No. 38 17),
4. Products specified in Note 2(a), 2(c), 2(d) or 2(0 below.
(b) Mixtures of chemicals and foodstuffs of a kind used in the preparation of human foodstuffs (generally, heading No. 21.07).
(c) Medicaments (heading No. 30.03)
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2. Heading No. 38.19 is to be taken to include the following Roods which are to be taken not to fall within any other heading of the Nomenclature,
(a) Cultured (crystals other than optical elements) weighing not less than 2.5 g each, of magnesium oxide or of the halides of the alkali or of the alkaline-earth metals;
(b) Fusloil,
(c) Ink removers put up in packings for sale by retail; (rf) Stencil correctors put up in packings for sale by retail; (e) Ceramic flriDg testers, fusible (for example, Seger
cones),
SECTION VII
Artificial Resigns and Plastic Materials, Cellulose Esters and Ethers, and Articles Thereof Rubber, Synthetic Rubber Factlce and Articles Thereof
CHAPTER 39
Artificial resins and plastic materials, cellulose esters and others; articles thereof
Notes :
(/) Plasters specially prepared for use in dentistry, and (g) Chemical elements of Chapter 28 (for example, silicon and selenium) doped for use \n electronics, in the form of discs, wafers or similar forms, polished or not, whether or not coated with a uniform epitaxial layer.
38.01 Artificial graphite, colloidal graphite, other than sus-
pensions in oil
38.02 Animal black (for example, bone black and ivory black),
including spent animal black
38 03 Activated carbon (decolourising, depolarising or adsor- bent); activated diatomite, activated clay, activated bauxite and other activated natural mineral products.
.8,04 Ammoniacal gas liquors and spent oxide produced in
coal gas purification.
38.05 Tall oil 38.06 Concentrated sulphite lye. 38 07 Spirits of turpentine (gum, wood and sulphate) and other terpenic solvents produced by the distillation or other treatment of coniferous woods, crude dipentene, sulphite turpentine; pine oil (excluding "pine oils" not rich in tcrpincol)
38 08 Rosin and resin acids, and derivatives thereof other than ester gums included in heading No. 39.05; rosin spirit and rosin oils
38 09 Wood tar; wood tar oils (other than the composite solvents and thinners falling within heading No 38.18); wood creosote; wood naphtha; acetone oil
38 10 Vegetable pitch of all kinds; brewers' pitch and similar compounds based on rosin or on vegatable pitch; foundry core binders based on natural resinous products
38 11 Disinfectants, insecticides fungicides, herbicides, anti- sprouting products, rat piosons and similar products, put up In forms or packings for sale by retail or as preparations or as articles (for example, sulphur-treated bands, wicks and candles, fly-papers).
38.12 Prepared glazings, prepared dressings and prepared mordants, of a kind used in the textile, paper, leather or like industries.
38.13 Pickling preparations, for metal surfaces; fluxes and other auxiliary preparations for soldering, brazing or welding; soldering, brazing or welding powders and pastes consisting of metal and othor materials, prepara- tions of a kind used as crores or coatings for welding rods and electrodes.
38.14 Anti-kiock preparations, oxidation inhibitors, gum inhibitors, viscosity improvers, anti-corrosive prepara- tions and similar prepared additives for mineral oils.
38.15 Prepared rubber accelerators, 38.16 Prepared culture media for development of micro-
organisms.
38 17 Preparations and charges for flre-oxtinguishers, charged
flre-cxtinguishing grenades.
38 18 Composite solvents and thinners for varnishes and
similar products.
38.19 Chemical products and preparations of the chemical or allied industries (including those consisting of mix- tures of natural products), not elsewhere specified or included; residual products of the chemical or allied industries, not elsewhere specified or included.
1 This Chapter does not cover:
(a) Stamping foils of heading No. 32 09; (b) Artificial waxes (heading No. 34,04); (c) Synthetic rubber, as defined for the purposes of Chapter
40, or articles thereof;
(d) Saddlery or harness (heading No 42.01) or travel goods, handbags or other receptacles falling within heading No. 42 02;
(e) Plaits, wicker work or other articles falling within
Chapter 46;
(/) Goods falling within Section XI (textile and textile
articles);
(g) Footwear, headgear, umbrellas, sunshades, walking sticks, whips, riding-crops, fans or parts thereof or other articles falling within Section XII;
(A) Imitation jewellery falling within heading No. 71,16; ((/) Articles falling within Section XVI1 (machines and
mechanical or electrical appliances);
(jfc) Parts of ancrafts or vehicles falling within Section XVIT, (0 Optical elements of artificial plastics, spectacle frames, drawing instruments or othor articles falling withm Chapter 90;
(m) Articles falling within Chapter 91 (for example, clock or
watch casos);
(n) Musical instruments or parts thereof or other articles
falling within Chapter 92;
(o) Furniture and other articles of Chapter 94; (p) Brushes or other articles falling within Chapter 96, (q) Articles falling within Chapter 97 (for example toys,
games and sports requisite)!); or
(r) Buttons, slide fasteners, combs, mouthpieces or stems for smoking pipes, cigeratte-holders or the like, parts of vaccum flasks or the hk", pens, propelling pencils or other articles falling within Chapter 98,
2. Headings Nos 39 01 and 39.02 are to be taken to apply only to goods of a kind produced by chemical synthetsis answering to one of tho following descriptions;
(a) Artificial plastics including artificial resins;
(b) Silicones;
(c) Resols, liquid polyisobutylene, and similar artificial
polycondensation or polymerisation products.
3 Headings Nos 39 01 to 39.06 are to be taken to apply
to materials in the following forms only:
(a) Liquid or pasty (including emulsions, dispersions and
solutions);
(6) Blocks, lumps, powders (including moulding powders),
granules, flakes and similar bulk forms,
(c) Monofil of which any cross-sectional dimension exceeds 1 mm; seamless tubes, rods, sticks and profile shapes, whether or not surface-worked but not otherwise worked;
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(d) Plates, sheets, film, foil and stnp (other than that classified in heading No 5102 hy the application of Note 4 lo Chapter 51), whcthei or not printed orothoiwise suiface-woi ked, uncut oi cut into rectangles but not I'mther worked (even if, when so cut, they become aiti- clos leady for uso),
(e) Waste and scrap
39 01 Condensation, polycondensation and polyaddition pro- ducts, whethei or not modified or polymerised, and whether oi not linear (for example, phenoplasts, am- moplasts, alkyds, polyallyJ escort, and other unsatuiated polyesters, sihcones)
39 02 Polymerisation and copolymeruation product1: (for example, polyethylene, polytotrahaloethyfencs, poly- ibobutyloDc, polystryronc, polyvmyl chloride, polyvinyl acotate, polyvinyl chloroacotate and other polyvinyl detivatives, polyaciylic and polymethacrylic denvatives, coLimarone-mdone rosins),
39 03 Rogenorated cellulose; cellulose nitrate, cellulose acetate and other cellulose esters, cellulose ethers arid othei LheTHcj.1 denvativos of cellulose, plasticised oi not (To oxamolo, collodions, celluloid); vuleanisod fibre
39 04 Hardened proteins (for example, hardened casein and
hardened gelatin).
39 0*5 Natural resins modified by fusion (run gums); artificial rosins obtained by ostenfication of natural resins oi ot'roiinic acids (ester gums); chemical derivatives of iiituial rubber (for example, chloimated rubber, rubber hydrochloronde, oxidised, uibbor, cychsed rubber)
39 ()'•> Othei high polymers, artificial resins and artificial plastic materials, including alginic acid, its salts and esters; hnown
39 07 Viticlej of materials of the kind-, described in headings
Nos 39 01 to 39 Oft
CHAPTER 40
Rubber, synthetic rubber, factico, anil article? thereof OI) Felt impregnated oi coaiea w th rubbei and containing moio than 50",^ by weight of textile malarial, and articles thoreof.
(?) Bonded llbic fabucs and similar bonded yarn fabrics, impregnated or coated with rubber, or in which i ubber forms the bonding substance, irrespective of their weight per quarre metre, and articles thereof,
(/) Fabrics composed of parallertextile yains agglomeiatcd with rubber, irrespective of their woight per square motre, and articles thereof
However, plates, sheets and strip, of expanded, foam oi sponge rubber, combined with textile fabrics, and articles thoreof, arc to be classified in Chapter 40 provided that the textile fabric is present meiely for reinfoicing purposes.
3 The following are also not covcied by this Chapter.
(a) Footwear or parts thereof falling within Chapter 64;
(h) Headgear or parts thereof (including bathing caps)
falling within Chapter 65,
(c) Mechanical or electrical appliances or parts thereof (including electrical goods of all kinds), of haidened rubber, falling within Section XVI,
((/) Articles falling within Chapter 90, 92, 94 or 96,
(f) Ai tides falling within Chapter 97 (other than sports gloves and goods falling within heading No 40 11), or
(/) Buttons, combs, smoking pipe steams, pens or other
articles falling within Chapter 98.
4 In Note I to this Chapter and in headings Nos 40 02 40 05 and 40 06, the expression "synthetic rubber" is to be taken to apply to.
Notes .
1 Except where the context otherwise requires, throughout this Nomenclature the expression "rubber" means the following products, whether oi not vulcanised or hai- dened, natural rubber, halata, gutta-percha and similar natural gums, synthetic rubber, and factico derived from oils, and such substances reclaimed
2 This Chipter does not cover the following products of t ubber and textiles, which fall generally within Section XI
(a) Knitted or crocheted fabric or articles thereof, elastic or lubbenscd (other than transmission, conveyor and elovutoi belts or belting, of rubberised knitted or cro- cheted fabric, of heading No 40 10), other elastic fabnc or articles thereof;
(h) Textile hosepiping and similar textile tubing, internally coited or lined with rubber (heading No 59 15),
(f) Woven textile fabrics (other than the goods of heading No 40 10) impregnated, coated, covered oi laminated with rubber'
0) Weighing not more than 1,500 g/Ma, or (n) Weighing moie than I 500 g/m' and containing rao.B thin ^O"^ bv weight of textile materials and articles of those fabrics,
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(a) Unsaturated synthetic substances which can be irrever- sibly transformed into non-thermoplastic substances by vulcanisation with sulphur and which, when so vulcanised as well as may be (without the addition of any substances such as plasticisers, fillers or reinforcing agents not necessary for the cross-linking), can produce substances which, at a temperatuie between 18° and 20"C, will not break on being extended to three times their onginal length and will return after being extended to twice their onginal length, within a poriod of five minutes, to a length not greater than one and a half times their original length.
Such substances include cis-polyisoprene (IR), polybutadiene (BR), polychloiobutadiene (CR), poly- butadione-styrone (SBR), polychlorobutadiene-acrylo- mtnle (NCR), polybutadiene-acrylonitnlo (NBR) and butyl rubber (IIR),
(/>) Thioplasts (TM), and
(<•) Natural rubber modified by grafting or mixing with artificial plastic material, depolymensed natural rubber, and mlxtuies of unsaturated synthetic substances with saturated synthetic high polymers, provided that all the above-mentioned products comply with the requirements concommg vulcanisation, olongation and recovery in (a) above
Heading* Nos. 40.01 and 40 02 are to bo taken not to apply to
(a) Natural or synthetic rubbei latex (including pre-vulcani- sod rubber latex) compounded with vulcanising agents or accelerators, fillers or reinforcing agents, plasticisers, colouring matter (other than colouring matter added solely for the purpose of identification), or with any other substance, howovci, latex merely stabilised oi concentrated, and thormosensitive and electropositive latex aie to be classified in heading Nns. 40 0' or 40.02 as the case may be,
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(b) Ruhber ^wlnch has heen compounded with carbon black (with oi without the addition of minui.il oil) or with silica (with or without the addition of mineral oil) before coagulation oi with any substance after coa- gulation, or
(c) Mixtures of any of the products specified in Note 1 to the present Chapter, whether or not compounded with any other substances,
6. Thread wholly of vulcanised rubber, of any cross-soction of which any dimension exceeds 5 mm, is to be classified as strip, rod or profile shape, falling within heading No. 40.08,
7 Heading No. 40 10 is to be taken to include transmission, conveyor or elevator belts or belting of textile fabric impregnated, coated, covered or laminated with rubber or made from textile yarn or cord impregnated or coated with rubber.
8, For the purpose of heading No. 40 06, pro-vulcanised rubber latex is to be deemed to bo unvulcanised rubber latex
For the puipose of headings Nos. 40.07 to 40 14 bulata, gutta-percha and similar natural gums, and factlce derived from oils, and such substances reclaimed, are to be deemed to be vulcanised rubber whether or not they hnve been vulcanised.
40 10 Transmission, convoyoi oi clcvuloi bells oi heliirg
of vulcanised rubbei.
40 II Rubber lyres, tyre cases, interchangeable type lieads,
inner tubes and tyie flaps, for wheels of all kinds
40 \2 Hygienic and pharmaceutical articles (including teats),
of unhardened vulcanised rubber, with or without fittings of hardened lubber,
40 13 Articles of apparel and clothing accessories (including gloves), for all purposes, of unhardoned vulcanised rubber
40 14 Other articles of unhardened vulcanised rubber 40 15 Hardened rubber (ebonite and vulcanite), in hulk, plates, sheets, strip, rods, profile shapes or tubes, scrap, waste and powder, of hardenod rubber.
40 16 Articles of hardened rubber (ebonite and vulcanite).
SECTION VIII
Raw Hides and skins, leather, fursklns and articles thereof- saddlery and harness; travel goods, handbaes and similar Containers; articles of Cut (other than %ilk worm cut)
CHAPTER 41
Raw hides and skins (other than fursklns) nnd leather
Notes
9 la headings Nos. 40.05, 40.08 and 40 15, the expressions "plates", "sheets" and "strip" are to be taken to apply, and to apply only, to plates, sheets and strip, whether or not printed or otherwise surface-worked but not cut to shape or otherwise worked, and rectangular articles cut therefrom not further worked.
In heading No. 40.08 the expressions "rods" ana "profile shapes" and in heading No. 40 15 the expressions "rods", "profile shapes" and "tubes" are to bo taken to ipply, and to apply only, to such products, whether or not cut to length or surface-worked but not otherwise worked
40 01 Natural rubber latex, whether or not with added synthc- lic rubber latex, pro-vulcanised natural rubber latex; nitmal rubber, balata, guttapercha and similar natural gums
40 02 Synthetic rubber latex, pre-vulcanised synthetic rubber
latex, synthetic rubber; factico derived from oils
40 03 Relcatmed rubber, 40 04 Waste and parings of unhardened rubber, sciap of unhardened rubber, fit only for the recovery of rubber, powder obtained from waste or scrap of unhardened rubber.
40 Of Plates, sheets and strip, of unvulcanised natural or synthetic rubber, other than smoked sheets and ciepe sheets of heading No 40 01 or 40 02; granules of unvul- canised natural or synthetic rubber compounded ready for vulcanisation; unvulcanised natural or synthetic lubber, compounded befoie oi after coagulation either with carbon black (with or without the addition of mineral oil) or with silica (with or without the addition of mineral oil), in any form, of a kind known as mastorbatch,
40 06 Unvulcanised natural or synthetic rubber, including rubber latex, in other forms or .states (for example, rods, tubes and profile shapes, solutions and dispel- sions); articles of unvulcanised natural or synthetic rubber (for example, coated or impregnated textile thread; rings and discs)
40 07 Vulcanised rubber thread and cord, whether or not taxtila covered, and textile thread covered or impregnated with vulcanised rubber.
40 08 Plates, sheets, strip, rods and profile shapes, of unhar-
doned vulcanised rubber.
40 01) Piping and tubing, of unhardened vulcanised rubber.
1. This Chapter does not cover: (a) Parings or similar waste, of raw hides or ikins (heading
No 05.05 or 05.06);
(/;) Birdskms or parts of birdskins, with their feathers or down, falling within heading No 05.07 or 67 01, or (c) Hides or skins, with the hair on, raw, tanned or dressed (Chapter 43), the following are, however, to be classified in heading No. 41.01 namely, rawhides or skins with the hair on, of bovine cattle (including buffalo), of equine animals, of sheep and lambs (except persian, Astrakhan, Caracul and similar lambs, Indian, Chinese, Mongolian and Tibetan lambs), of goats and kids (except Yemen, Mongolian and Tibetan goats nnd kids), of swine (including peccaiy), of reindeer, of chamois, of gazelle, of deer, of elk, of roebucks or of dogs.
2 Throughout the Nomenclature the expression "compo- sition leather" is to be taken to mean only substances of the kind referred to in heading No 41.10
41 01 Raw hides and skins (fresh, salted, dried, pickled or limed), whether or not split, including sheepskins in the wool.
41 02 Bovine cattle leather (including buffalo leather) and equine loather, except lcathei fulling within heading No 41 06, 41 07 or 41 08.
41 03 Sheep and lamb skin leather, except leather falling within
heading No 41 06, 41,07 or 41.0M.
41 04 Goat and kid skin leather, except loather falling within
heading No. 4] 06, 41.07 or 41 08
41 05 Other kinds of loather, except leather falling within
heading No. 41.06, 41.07 or 41.08,
41 06 Chamois-dressed leather, 41 07 Parchment-dressed leather. 41 OR Patent loather and imitation patent leather, metallised
leather
41 09 Parings and otherwaste. of leather or of composition oi parchment-dressed leather, not suitable for the manufacture of articles of leather, leather dust, powder and flour.
41 10 Composition leather with a basis of lcathei oi leather
fibre, in slabs, in sheets or in rolls.
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CHAPTER 42
Articles of leather; saddlerv and harness, travel goods, handbags and •.iniiUr lontjiners; aitiilrs of anlmnl j;ut (other (him silk- worm (j"0
(/>) Raw hides or sfctni, with the hair on, of a kind falling
within Chapter 41 [see Note 1 (c) to that Chapter),)
(c) Gloves consisting of leather and furskin or of leather
and artificial fur (heading No 42 03),
id) Articles falling within Chapter 64, (c) Headgear or parts thereof falling within Chapter 65;
Nolei
1 This Chapter does not cover
(a) Sterile suigicdl catgut and similar sterile suture materials
(heading No 30 05) ,
[h) Articles of apparel and clothing accessories (except gloves), lined with furskin or artificial fur or to which furskin or artificial fur is attached on the outside except as mere trimming (heading No 41 03 or 43 04),
(i) String or net bags of Section XI , d/) Articles falling within Chapter 64, (e) Headgear or parts thereof falling within Chapter 65; (/) Whips, riding-crops or other articles of heading
No 66 02,
Or) Strings, skins for drums and the like, and other parts
of musical instiumcnts (heading No 92 09 or 92 10) ,
(h) Furniture or parts of furniture (Chapter 94) , (//) Articles falling within Chapter 97 (for example, toys,
games and sports requisites), or
(k) Buttons, studs, cuff-links, press-fasteners, including snap-fasteners and press studs, and blanks and parts of such articles, falling within heading No.. 98 01 or Chap- ter 71
2 For the purposes of heading No 42 03, the expression "articles of apparel and clothing accessories" is to be taken to apply. Inter alia, to gloves (including sports, gloves), aprons and other protective clothing, braces, belts, bandoliers and wrist straps, including watch straps
42 01 Saddlery and harness, of any material (for example, saddles, harness, collars, traces, knee-pads and boots), for any kind of animal
42 02 Travel goods (for example, trunks, suit-cases, hat-boxes,
travelling-bags, rucksacks), shopping-bags, handbags satchels, brief-cases, wallets, purses, toilet-cases, tool- cases, tobacco-pouches, sheaths, cases, boxes (for exam- ple, foi arms, musical instruments, binoculars, jewellery, bottles, collars, footwear, brushes) and similar containers, of leather or of composition leather, of vulcanised fibre, of artificial plastic sheeting, of paperboard or of textile fabric
42 03 Aiticles of apperel and clothing accessories, of leather or
of composition leather
or
(/) Articles falling within Chapter 97 (for example, toys,
games and sports requisites)
3 For the purposes of heading No, 43 02, the expression "plates, crosses and similar forms" means furskins or parts thereof [excluding "dropped" (skins) sewn together in rectangles, crosses or trapeziums, without the addi- tion of other materials Other assembled skins ready for immediate use or requiring only cutting to become icady for use], and skins or parts ol skins sewn together m the form of garments or parts or accessories of garments or of other articles, fall within heading No 41 03.
4 Articles of apparel and clothing accessories (except those excluded by Note 2) lined with furskin or artificial fur or to which furskin or artificial fur is attached on the outside except as mere trimming are to be classified under heading No 43 03 or 43 04 as the case may be
5 Throughout the Nomenclature the expression "artificial fur" means any imitation of furskiti consistng of wool, hair or other fibres gummed or sewn on to leather, woven fabric or other materials, but does not include imitation furskins obtained by weaving (heading No 58 04, for example).
43 01 Raw furskins 43 02 Furskins, tanned or dressed, including furskins assem- bled in plates, crosses and similar forms; pieces or cut- tings, of furskin, tanned or dressed, including heads, paws, tails and the like (not being fabricated)
43 03 Articles of furskin. 43 04 Artificial fur and articles made thereof
SECTION IX
Wood and Articles of Wood, Wood Charcoal; Cork and Articles of Cork; Manufactures of Straw, of Esparto and of tnher Plating Materials; Basketware and Wlckerwork,
CHAPTER 44
Wood and articles of wood; wood charcoal
Notes.
42.04 Articles of leather or of composition leather of a kind used in machinery or mechanical appliances oi for other industrial purposes
42 05 Other articles of leather oi of composition leather 42 Ofi Aiticles made from gut (other than silk-worm gut), from goldbeaters skin, from bladders or from tendons
CHAPTER 43
Furskin!) and artificial fur; manufactures thereof
Voles.
1 Throughout the Nomeclature refciences to furskins, other than to law furskins of heading No 43 01, aie to be taken to apply to hides or skins of all animals which have been tanned oi dicssed with the han on,
2 This Chapter docs not cover"
(a) Birdskins or parts of birdskms, with their feathers or
down, filling within heading No. 05 07 or 67 01; 1, This chapter does not cover .
(u) Wood of a kind used primarily in perfumery, in pharmacy,
or for insccticidal, fungicidal or similar purposes (head- ing No. 12 07) ,
(b) Wood of a kind used primarily in dyeing or in tanning
(heading No. 13 01),
(c) Activated charcoal (heading No 38 03); (d) Articles falling within Chapter 46; (e) Footwear or parts thereof falling within Chapter 64; (/) Goods falling within Chapter 66 (for example, umbrellas
and walking-stricks and parts thereof) ; (g) Goods falling wilhin heading No 68 09 , (h) Imitation icwellery falling within heading No. 71 16; (//) Goods falling within Section XV11 (for example, wheel-
wrights' wares) ;
(k) Goods falling within Chapter 91 (for example, clock
and clock cases)
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(I) Musical instruments or parts thereof (Chapter 92), (m) Parts of firearms (heading No, 93 06) , (n) Furniture or parts thereof falling within Chapter 94, (o) Articles falling within Chapter 97 (for example, toys,
games and sports requisites); or
(p) Smoking pipes or the like or parts thereof, buttons pencils
or other articles falling within Chapter 98.
44 01 Fuel wood, in logs, in billets, in twigs or in faggots,
wood waste, including sawdust
44 02 Wood charcoal (including shell and nut charcoal),
agglomerated or not.
44 03 Wood in the rough, whether or now stripped of its bark
or merely roughed down
44 04 Wood, roughly squared or half-squared, but not further
manufactured
4^.05 Wood sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, but not further
prepared, of a thickness exceeding 5 mm,
44.25 Wooden tools, tool bodies, tool handles, broom and brush bodies and handles, boot and shoe lasts and trees of wood
44.26 Spools, cops, bobbings, sewing thread reels and the like,
of turned wood
44.27 Standard lamps, table lamps and other lighting fittings of wood, articles of furniture of wood, not falling within Chapter 94, caskets, cigarette boxes, trays fruit bowls, ornaments and other fancy articles, of wood; cases for cutlery for drawing instruments or for violins, and similar receptacles, of wood, articles of wood for personal use or adornment, of a kind normally earned mthe pocket, in the handbag or on the person, parts of the foregoing articles, of wood
44 28 Other articles of wood,
CHAPTER 45
Cork and articles of cork
Notes :
44 06 Wood paving blocks 44 07 Railway or tramway sleepers of wood 44.08 Riven staves of wood, not further prepared than sawn on one principal surface, sawn staves of wood, of which at least one ptlncipal surface ha.s been cylindncally sawn, not further prepared than sawn
44.09 Hoopwood, split poles, piles, pickets and stakes of wood, pointed but not sawn lengthwise; chlpwood; pulpwood in chips or particles, wood shavings of a kind suitable for use in the manufacture of vinegar or for the clarification of liquids
44 10 Wooden sticks, roughly trimmed but not turned, bent nor otherwise worked, suitable for the manufacture of walking-sticks, whips, golf club shafts, umbrella handles, tool handles or the like
?4 11 Drawn wood; match splints; wooden pegs or pins for
footwear
.4,12 Wood wool and wood flour. 44.13 Wood (including blocks, strips and friezes for parquet or wood block flooring, not assembled), planned, ton^ued; grooved, revated, chamfered, V-jointed, centre V-jointed, beaded, centre-beaded or the like, but not further manu- factured
44 14 Wood sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled but not further prepared, of a thickness not exceeding 5 mm, veneer sheets and sheets for plywood, of a thickness not exceed- ing 5 mm
44 15 Plywood, blackboard, laminboard, battenboard and similar laminated wood products (including veneered panels and sheets); inlaid wood and wood marquetry
44,16 Cellular wood panels, whether or not faced with base
metal
44 17 "Improved" wood, in sheets, blocks or the like.
44.18 Reconstituted wood, being wood shavings, wood chips, sawdust, wood flour or other ligneous waste agglo- merated with natural or artificial resins or other organic binding substances, in sheets, blocks or tho like
44 19 Wooden headings and mouldings, including moulded
sknting and other moulded boards
44.20 Wooden picture frames, photograph framos, mirroi
frames and the like
44.21 Complete wooden packing cases, boxes, crates, drums
and similar packings
44 22 Casks, bairols, vats, tubs, buckets and other coopers' products and parts thereof, of wood, other than staves falling within heading No 44 08.
44.23 Builders' carpentry and joinery (including prefabricated and sectional buildings and assembled paiquet^flooiing panels).
44.24 Household utensils of wood.
1 This Chapter does not cover
(a) Footwear or parts of footwear falling within Chapter 64, (b) Headgear or parts of headgear falling within Chapter
65; or
(c) Articles falling within Chapter 97 (for example, toys,
games and sports requisites),
2, Natural cork roughly squared or deprived of the outer bark is to be taken to fall within heading No 45 02 and not within heading No 45 01.
45,01 Natural cork, unworked, crushed, granulated or ground,
waste cork.
45 02 Natural cork in blocks, plates, sheets or strips (including cubes or square slabs, cut to size for corks or stoppers),
45 03 Articles of natural cork 45 04 Agglomerated cork (being cork agglomerated with or without a binding substance) and articles of agglomerat- ed cork,
CHAPTER 46
Manufactures of straw, of esparto and of other plaiting
materials; basketware and wickerwork
Notes ;
1. In this Chapter the expression "plaiting materials" includes straw, osier or willow, bamboos, rushes, reeds, strips of wood, strips of vegetable fibre or bark, unspun textile fibres, monofl] and strip of artificial plastic mate- rials or strips of paper, but not strips of leather, of composition leather or of felt, human hair, horse hair, textile rovmgs or yarns or monofil or strip of Chapter 51.
2. This chapter does not cover *
(a) Twine, cordage, ropes or cables, plaited or not (headinH
No 59 04);
(b) Footwear or headgear or parts thereof falling within
Chapter 64 or 65;
(c) Vehicles and bodies for vehicles, of basketware (Chapter
87); or
(d) Furniture or parts thereof (Chaptei 94)
3. For the purposes of heaing No 46 02, plaiting materials bound together "in parallel strands" means "plaiting materials" placed side by side and bound together, in the form of sheets, whether the binding materials arc of spun textile fibre or not.
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46.01 Plaits and similar products of plaiting materials, for all
uses, whether or not assembled into strips.
46 02 Plaiting materials bound togethei in parallel strands or woven, in sheet foim, including matting, mats, and screens; straw envelopes for bottles,
46 03 Basketwurk, wickcrwoik and other aiticlcs of plaiting materials, made directly to shape, articles made up from goods falling within heading No 46 01 or 46 02, articles of loofah
SECTION X
Pupcr-iMakinfi materials , Paper and Paperboard and
Articles thereof
CHAPTER 47
Paper-making material
47 01 Pulp dei ived by mechanical oi chemical means from any
librous vegetable material
47 02 Waste paper and papciboaid, scrap articles of paper
of or paperboard, fit only foi use m paper-making
CHAPTER 48
Paper and paperboard, articles of paper pulp, of paper or of papcrboard
Note* :
1 This chapter does not cover •
(a) Stamping foils of heading No 32,09, (6) Perfume and cosmetic papers (heading No }} 06), (O Soap papeis (heading No 34 01) paper impregnated oi coated with deteigent (heading No 34 02) and cellulose wadding impregnated with polishes, creams or similar preparation (heading No 34 05);
id) Paper or paperboard, sensitised (heading No 17 03), (r) Paper-reinforced stiatihed artilicial plastic sheeting (heading Nos 39 01 to 39 06), or vulcanised fibie (heading No 39 03), or articles of such materials (head- ing No 39 07) ,
(,/) Goods falling within heading No 42,02 (for example,
travel goods) ,
(y) Articles falling within any heading in Chapter 46 (manu-
ladures ol plaiting material) ,
(h) Paper yarn or textile articles of paper yarn (Section XI), (
(A.) Metal foil backed with paper or paperboard (SectionXV), (/) Perforated paper or paperboai d for musical insti uments
(heading No. 92 10), or
(w) Goods falling within any heading in Chapter 97 (foi example toys, games and sports requisites) or Chupler 98 (for example, buttons).
2 Subject to the piovisions ot Nole 3, headings Nos
48 01 and 48 02 are to be taken to include paper and paperboaid which have been subjected to calendering, super-calendering, glazing oi similar finishing, including false waler-markmg, and also to paper and papeiboaid coloured oi marbled throughout the mass by any method They do not apply to papoi oi papct- hoard which has been furthci piocesscd, foi example, by coating or impregnation.
3 Paper oi paperboard answering to a description in two or more^of the headings Nos 48 01 to 4K 07 is to be classified undei that one of such headings which occurs latest in the Nomenclatuie
4, Headings Nos 48.01 to 48 07 are to be taken not only to
paper, paperboard or cellulose wadding.
(a) In strips or rolls of a width not exceeding 15 cm, or
(b) In lectangular sheets (unfolded if necessary) of which no
side exceeds 36 cm, or
(c) Cut into shapes other than rectangular shapes.
Except that hand-made paper in any size or shape as made directly and having all its edges deckled icmains classified, subject to the piovisions of Note 3, within- heading No. 48 02
5, [-or the purposes of heading No 48 11, "Wallpaper and
hncrusta" are to be taken to apply only to
(a) Paper in rolls, suitable for wall or ceiling dec rvt on,
being :
(0 Paper with one or with two margins, w.thor without
guide marks, or
(//) Paper without margins, suiface-coloured or design- printed, coated or embossed, or a width not exceed- ing 60 cm;
(b) Borders, fnczcs and corners of paper, of a kind used
for wall or celling decoration.
6, Heading No 48 15 is to be taken to apply, inter alia
to paper wool, paper strip (whether or not folded or coated) of a kind used for plaiting, and to toilet paper in rolls or packets, but not to the articles mentioned in Note 7.
7 Heading No 48 21 is to bo takeu to apply, inter aha
to caids for statistical machines, perlbiatcd paper and papeiboaid cards for jacquard and similar mai-hmos, paper lace, shelf edging, paper tablecloths, seivlettes and handkerchiefs, paper gaskets, moulded oi piessed goods of wood pulp, and dress patterns.
8. Papei, papcrboard and cellulose wadding, and ai tides thereof printed with characters or pictures which are not merely incidental to the primary use oi the goods aie regarded as printed matter falling within Chapter 49. T—Paper and Paperboard, in rolls or in sheets
48 01 Paper and paperboard (including cellulose wadding),
machine-made, in rolls or sheets.
48 02 Hand-made paper and paperboard.
48 03 Parchment or greaseproof paper and papcrboard, and imitations theicof, and glazed transpaient papei, in rolls or sheets.
48 04 Composite paper or paperboard (made by sticking Hat layers together with an adhesive), not surfjee-coated or impregnated, whcthci or not internally reinfoiccd, in rolls or sheets
48.05 Paper and papcrboard, conugatcd (with or without llat surface sheets), cicped, crinkled, embossed or pcr- foiatcd, in rolls or sheets
48.06 Paper and papci board, i ules, lines or squared, but not
otherwise printed, in rolls or sheets
48 07 Paper and papcrboad, impregnated, coated, surlacc, coloured, suifacc decoiated or printed (not being meiely rules, lined or squaied and not constituting printed matter within Chapter 49), in rolls or sheets
48 08 I?iltei blocks, slabs and plates, of paper pulp
4S 09 Building boaid oi wood pulp oi of vegetable hhie, whe- thei or not bonded with natuial or artificial resins or with similar binders
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II—Paper and paperboard cul to size or shape and articles
of paper or paperboard.
4tf 10 Ogaiette paper, cut to sizo, whether or not in the form
ot booklets or tubes.
48.11 Wallpaper and lincrusta, window transparencies of
paper.
.8,12 Floor coverings piepared on a base of papei or of paper- board, whether or not cut to size, with or without a coating of linoleum compound.
48.13 Carbon and othci copying papers (including duplicator stencils) and transfer papers, cut to size, whether or not put up in boxes
48 14 Wilting blocks, envelopes, letter cards, plain postcards, correspondence caids, boxes pouches, wallets and writ- ing LOmpcndiums, of paper or paperboard, containing only an assortment of papei stationery.
48 15 Othci paper and papoi board, cut to size or shapo.
48.16 Boxes, bags, and bags and olher packing containeis, ol
paper or paperboard
48 17 Box files, Icttci trays, storage boxes and similar articles, of paper or papcrboard, of a kind commonly used in offices, shops and the like
48 18 Registers, etercise books, note books, memorandum blocks, order books, receipts books, diaries, blotting- pads, binders (loose-leaf or othor), file covers and other stationery ol paper or papei board, sample and othor albums and books covers, of paper or paperboaid
4S.19 Paper or paperboard labels, whether or not printed or
gummed
48 20 Bobbins, spools, cops and similar supports of paper pulp, paper or paperboard (whether or not perforated ot hardened)
48 21 Otbor articles of paper pulp, paper, papei board or cellu-
lose wadding
CHAPTER 49
Printed books, newspapers, pictures and other products of the printing industry; manuscripts, typescripts and plans
Notes ;
1 This chapter does not cover "
(a) Paper, paperboaid, or cellulose wadding or JItides thereof in which printing, is merely incidental to thoir primaiy use (Chapter 48),
(b) Playing cards or other goods falling within any heading
in Chapter 97; or
(c) Onginal engravings, punts or lithographs (heading No
99 02) postage, revenues or similar stamps falling within heading No 99 04, antiques of an age exceeding one hundred years or other articles falling within any heading in Chapter 99
2. Newspapers, journals and periodicals which aie bound othoi wise than in paper, and sets of newspapeis, journals or periodicals comprising more than one number under a single cover are to be treated as falling within heading No. 49 01 and not within heading No. 49 02.
3. Heading No. 49.01 is to be extended to apply to .
(a) A collection of printed reproductions of, for example, works of art or drawings, with a relative lext, put up with numbcicd pages in a form suitable foi binding into one or more volumes ,
(b) A pictorial supplement accompanying, and subsidiary
to, a bound volume, and
(c) Printed parts of books or booklets, in the form of assem- bled or separate sheets or signatmes, constituting the whole or a part of a coniplele work and designed for binding
However, printed pictures or illustrations not bearing a text, whether in the form of signatures or separate sheets, fall in heading No. 49. U
4. Headings Nos. 49 01 and 49 02 are to be taken not to apply to publications issued for advertising purposes by or for an advei' scr names iheicin, oi to publications which aic pnmanly devoted to advertising (including tourist propaganda). Such publications are to be taken as falling within heading No 49 11,
5. For the purposes of heading No, 49 03, the expression "children's pictuie books means books for children in which the pictures form the principal interest and the text is subsidiary.
0 For the purposes of heading No 49 06, the expiession "manuscupts and typescripts" is to be taken to extend to carbon copies or copies on scnsatised paper of manu- enpts and typescripts References in this Chapter to printed matter of any kind include references to any matter of that kind which is reproduced by means of a duplicating machine.
7. For the purpose of heading No 49 09, the expression "picture postcaids" means caids consisting essentially on an illustration and beanng printed indications of their use
49 01 Printed books, booklets, brochures, pamphlets and
leaflets
49 02 Newspapers, journals and periodicals, whether or not
illustrated
49 03 Children's picture books and painting books. 49,04 Music, printed or in manuscript, whether or not bound
or illustrated
49.03 Maps and hydrographic, and similar charts of all kinds including atlases, wall maps and topographical plans, punted, printed globes (terrestrial or celestial)
49 06 Plans and drawings, foi industrial architectural, engi- neering, commercial or similar purposes, whether origi- nal or reproductions on sensitised paper; manuscripts and typescripts.
49.07 Unused postage, revenue and similar stamps of cuncnt oi new issue in the country to which they are destined; stamp-impressed paper, banknotes, stock, shaie and bond certificates and similar documents of title; cheque books.
49 08 Transfers (Decalcomanias). 49 09 Picture postcards, Christmas and other picture greetings cards, printed by any process, with or without trim- mings
49.10 Calendars of any kind, of paper or paperboard, including
calendar blocks.
.9,11 Other printed matter, including printed pictures and
photographs.
SECTION XI
Textiles and Textile Articles
CHAPTER 50
Silk add waste silk
50 01 Silk-wonn cocoons suitable for leehng. 50 02 Raw silk (now thrown)
50 03 Silk waste (including cocoons unsuitable foi reeling,
silk noils and pulled or garnctted rags)
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50 04 Silk yarn, other than yam of noil or other waste silk,
not put up for retail sale
50 05 Yarn spun from silk waste other than noil, not put up
tor ictail sale
50.06 Yarn spun from noil silk, not put up for retail sale,
50.07 Silk, yarn and yarn spun from noil or othr waste silk,
put up for retail sale
50 08 Silk-worm gut, imitation catgut of silk.
50 09 Woven fabrics of silk or of waste silk othei than noil
50 10 Woven iabtics of noil silk,
CHAPTER 51
Man-made fibres (continuous)
Nates "
1. rhiuughout i-hc Nomcnclatuie, the term "man-made lihies" means fibres or filaments, of organic polymers produced by manufacturing processes, either.
(a) By polymerisation or condensation of organic mono- mci s, for example, polyamides, polyesters, polyurethanes and polyvinyl dcnvatives, or
(6) By chemical transformation of natuial oiganic poly- meis (such as cellulose, casein, proteins and alagac), for example, viscose rayon, (.uprammonium rayon, (cupra), cellulose acetate and algmatej>
2 Heading No 51 01 is to be taken not to apply to conti- nous filament tow of man-made fibres falling within Chapter 56.
3. The expression "yarn of man-made fibies (continuous), is to be taken not to apply to yarn (known as "ruptured filament yarn") of which the majority of the filaments have been ruptuicd by passage through rollers or other devices (Chapter 56)
4 Monofil of man-made fibre materials of which no cioss- sectional dimension exceeds 1 mm is to be classified in heading No 51 01 when of a weight less lhan 6 6 mg/ m (60 denier) and in heading No 31 02 in other cases Monofil of which any cross-sectional dimension exceeds 1 mm is to be classified in Chapter 39.
Stnp (artificial straw and the like) of man-made fibre materials is to be classified in heading No 51 02 when of a width not exceeding 5 mm and in Chapter 39 in other cases
51 01 Yarn of man-made fibres (continuous), not put up for
ictail sale
5J 02 Monofil, stnp (artificial straw and the like) and imitation
catgut, of man-made fibre materials.
51 03 Yarn of man-made fibres (continuous), put up foi retail
sale
51 04 Woven fabrics of man-made fibres (continuous), including woven fabrics of monofil or stnp of heading No. 51 01 or 51 02,
CHAPTER 52
Metallised textiles
52 01 Metallised yarn, being textile yarn spun with metal or
covered with metal by any process
J2 02 Woven fabrics of metal thread or of metallised yarn, of a kind used in articles of apparel, as furnishing fabrics or the like.
CHAPTER J3
Wool and other animal hair
Note:
The expression 'fine animal hair" means hair of alpaca, llama, vicuna, yak, camel, angora, Tibetan, Kashmir and similar goats (but not common goats), labbit (including Angora rabbit), hare beaver, nutua and musk rat.
53 01 Sheep's or lambs' wool, not carded or combed.
53 02 Other animal hair (fine or coarse), not carded or combed.
53 03 Waste of shceps' or lambs' wool or of other animal hair
(fine or coarse), not pulled or garnetted.
53 04 Waste of sheep's or lambs' wool or of other animal hair
(fine or coarso) pulled or garnetted.
53 04 Waste of sheep's or lambs' wool or of other animal hair (fine or coarse), pulled or garnetted (including pulled or garnetted rags)
5_1.05 Sheep's or lambs' wool or other animal hau (fine or
coarse), carded or combed.
53.06 Yarn of carded sheep's or lambs' wool (woollen yam),
not put up for retail sale.
53.07 Yarn of combed sheep's or Iambs' wool (worsted
yarn), not put up for retail sale
53 08 Yarn of fine animal hair (caided or combed), not put up
for tetail sale.
53 09 >am of horsehair or of other coarse animal hair, not
put up for retail sale
53 10 Yarn of sheep's or lambs'wool, of horsehair or of other
animal han (fine oi coarse), put up for retail sale.
53 11 Woven fabrics of sheeps' or lambs' wool of fine animal
hair
53 12 Woven fabrics of coarse animal hair other than hoischair.
53,13 Woven fabrics of horsehair.
CHAPTER 54
Flax and ramie
54.01 Flax, raw or processed but not spun, flax tow and waste
(including pulled or garnetted rags)
54 02 Ramie, raw oi processed but not spun; ramie noih and
waste (including pulled or garnetted rags).
54 03 Flax or ramie yarn, not put up for retail sale.
54 04 Flax or ramie yarn, put up for retail sale. 54,05 Woven fabrics of flax or of ramie.
CHAPTER 55
Cotton
55 01 Cotton, notjeurded oi combed.
55.02 Cotton hnteis,
55.03 Cotton waste (including pulled or garnettcd rags),
not carded or combed.
55 04 Cotton, carded or combed.
55 05 Cotton yarn, not put up for retail sale
15 06 Cotton yarn, put up foi retail sale.
55 07 Cotton gauze.
55 08 Terry towelling and similar terry fabrics, of cotton
55 09 Other woven fabrics of cotton.
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CHAPTER 56
Man-made (Ibrcs (discontinuous)
CHAPTER 58
Carpets, mats, matting and tapestries; pile and chenille fabrics; narrow fabrics; trimmings; tulle and other net fabrics;
lace; embroidery.
Note.
Nates
Heading No 56 02 is to be taken to apply only to continuous filament tow of man-mado fibres, consisting of paiallel filaments of a uniform length equal to the length of Ihe tow, meeting the following specification,
(a) Length of tow exceeding 2 in, (b) Twist less than 5 turns per metre; (c) Weight per filament less than 6 6 mg/m (60 dcnici), (d) In the case of filaments described in Note l(a) to Chaptci 51, the tow must he drawn, that is to say, be incapable of being stretched by more than 100% of its length, (e) Total weight of tow more than 2 g/m (18,000 denier)
Tow of a length not exceeding 2 m is lo be classified in heading
No. 56.01.
56.01 Man-made fibies (discontinuous), not caided, combed
or otherwise prepared for spinning
56 02 Continuous filament tow for the manufacture of man-
made fibre (discontinuous)
56 0J Waste (including yarn waste and pulled or gainettcd ragsj man-made fibres (continuous or discontinuous), not carded, combed or otherwise prepared for spinning
56 04 Man-made fibres (discontinuous or waste), carded,
combed or othersiwe prepared for spinning
56 05 Yarn of man-made fibies (discontinuous or waste),
not put up for retail sale.
56.06 Yarn of man-made fibres (discontinuous or waste),
put up for retail sale,
56.07 Woven fabrics of man-made fibres (discontinuous or
waste).
CHAPTER 57
Other vegetable textile materials; paper juin and vvu^cn fabrics
of paper yarn
57 01 Tiue hemp ("Ginnabis Sativa") , raw or proccessed but not spun, tow and waste of true hemp (including pulled or garnettcd rags oi ropes)
57 02 Manila hemp (abaca) ("Musa textihs"), raw or processed but not spun, tow and waste or manila hemp (including pulled or gai netted rags or ropes)
57.03 Jute and other textile bast fibres not elsewhere specified or included, raw or piocessed but not spun, tow and waste thereof (including pulled or garnctted rags or ropes)
57 04 Other \egciahle textile fibres, raw or processed but not spun, waste of such fibies (including pulled or garnctted rags or ropes)
57 05 Yarn of true hemp
57.06 Yarn of jute or of other textile bast fibres of headina
No 57 03
57.07 Yatn of other vegetable textile fibies
57 03 Pdpct yam
57.09 Woven fabi ics of true hemp
57 10 Woven fabrics of jute or of othei textile bast fibres of
heading No 57 03.
57 11 Wovon fabrics of othei vegetable textile fibies
57 12 Woven fabrics of paper yarn.
1 The headings of this Chapter are to be taken not to apply to coated or impiegnated fabrics, elastic fabrics or elastic tnmrmng' machinery belting or other goods falling within Chat ter 59 However, embroidery on any textile base falls within heading No 58 10
2 In heading Nos, 58 01 and 58 02, the words "carpets" and "rugs" are to be taken to extend to similar articles having the characteristics of flooi coverings but intended for use for other pui poses These headings are to be lakeu not to apply to fejt carpets, which fall within Chapter 59
3 For the purposes of heading No 58 05, the expression
''narrow woven fabrics" means
(") Woven fabtics of a width not exceeding 30 cm, whether woven as such or cut from widei pieces, piovided with selvedges (woven, gummed or made otherwise) on both edges;
(/j) Tubular woven fabrics of a flattened width not exceeding
30 cm, and
(c) Bias binding with folded edges, of a width when un-
folded not exceeding 30 cm Nairow woven fabrics in the form of fringes are to be treated as falling within heading No 58 07.
4 Heading No. 58 08 is to be taken not to apply to nets oi netting in the piece made of twine, cordage or rope, which are to be taken as falling within heading No 59 05.
5 In heading No. 58 10, the expression "embroidery" means, inter alia, embroidery with metal or glass thread on a visible ground of textile fabric, and sewn applique work of sequins, beads or ornamental motifs of textile or other materials The heading is to be taken not to apply to needlework tapestry (heading No. 58 03)
6 The headings of this Chapter are to be taken to mlcudc goods of the descriptions specified therein when made of metal thread and of a kind used in apparel, as fur- nishings or the like.
58 01 Carpets, carpeting and rugs, knotted (made up oi not) 58 02 Other carpets, carpeting, rugs, mats and matting, and "Kelem", "Schumacks" and "Karamanie" rugs and the like (made up or not).
58,03 Tapestries, hand-made, of the type Gobelins, Flanders, Aubusson, Beauvais and the like, and needle-worked tapestnes (for example, pettit point and cross stitch) made in panels and the like by hand
5S 04 Woven pile fabrics and chenille fabrics (other than terry towelling or similar terry fabric s of cotton falling within heading No. 55 08 and fabrics falling within heading No 58 05)
58 05 Narrow woven fabncs, and narrow fabrics (bolduc) consisting of warp without weft assembled by means of an adhesive, other than goods falling within heading No 58 06
58 06 Woven labels, badges and the like, not embroidered,
in the piece, in strips or cut to shape or size.
58 07 Chenille yarn (including flock chenille yam), gimped yarn (other than metallised yarn of heading No 52 01 and gimped horsehair yam), braids and ornamental tiimmings in the piece, tassels, pompons and the like, 58 08 Tulle and other net fabrics (but not including woven,
knitted or crocheted fabilcs), plain,
58 09 Tulle and other net fabrics (but not including woven knitted or chocheted fabrics) figured, hand oi mcchanl cally made lace, in the piece, in strips or in motifs.
58 10 (imbroidery, in the piece, in strips or in motifs
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CHAPTER 59
Wadding and felt; twine; cordage; ropes ami cables; special fabrics; Imprecated and coated fabrics; textile articles of a
kind suitable for industrial use.
Notes '
1 For the purposes of this Chapter, the expression "textile fabric" is to be taken to apply only to the textile fabrics of Chapters 50 to 57 and headings Nos 5H 04 and 58 05, the braids and trimmings in the piece of heading No 58 07, the tulle and other net fabrics of headings Nos 58 08 and 58 09, lace of heading No, 58 09 and the knitted and crocheted fabrics of heuding No 60 01
2 (A) Heading No 59 08 is to bo taken to apply to textile fabrics impiegnatcd, coated, covered or laminated with preparations of cellulose derivatives or of other arti- ficial plastic materials whatever the weight per square metre and whatever the nature of the plastic materials (compact, foam, sponge or expanded).
5 Heading No 59,17 is to be taken to apply to the follow- ing goods which are to be taken as not falling within any other heading of Section XI •
(") Textile products (other than those having the chaiactcr
of the products of headings Nos 59 14 to 59 16), the following only
(/) Textile fabnc, felt and felt-lined woven fahnc, coated, coveicd or laminated with rubber, leather or other material, ot a kind commonly used for card clothing , and similar fa buc of a kind commonly used in machinery or plant,
(n) Bolting cloth, (m) Straining cloth of u kind commonly used in oil pi esses
and the like, oi textile fibics or of human hair,
(iv) Woven textile felts, whether or not impregnated or coated, of a kind commonly used in paper-making or other machinery, tubulai or endless with single or multiple warp and/or weft, or flat woven with multi- ple warp and/or weft,
(i1) Textile fabncs icinfoiced with metal, of a kind com-
monly used in machineiy or plant,
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59 15 Textile hosepiping and similar tubing, with or without
lining, armour or accessories of other materials
59 16 Transmission , conveyor or elevatoi belts or bolting, of textile materials, whether or not'strengthened with metal or other material.
59 17 Textile fabrics and textilo articles, of a kind commonly
used In machinery or plant
CHAPTER 60
Knitted anil crocheted goods
2. The headings of this Chaptor do not cover-
(a) Old clothing or other articlos falling within heading
No. 63 01, or
(A) Orthopaedic appliances, surgical belts, trussos or the like
(heading No 90 19).
3, For the purposes of headings Nos 61 01 to 61 04,
(a) Articles which cannot be identified as either mon's or boys' garments or as women's or girls',garments are to be classified in heading No. 61 02 or 61 04 as the caso may be,
(b) The expression "infants' gaimonts" is to be taken to
Notes.
1 This Chapter does not cover. (") Crochet lace or heading No. 58 09,
(6) Knitted or corcheted goods falling within Chapter 59,
(c) Crosets, corset-belts; suspender-belts, brassieres, braces, suspenders, gaiters or the like (heading No 61 09);
(d) Old clothing or othci aiticlei falling within heading
No 63 01, or
(e) Orthopaedic appliances, surgical belts, trusses or the
like (heading No W 19)
2. Headings Nos 60 02 to 60 06 are to be taken to apply
to knitted oi ciocheled articles and to parts thereof
(a) Knitted or corcheted directly to shape, whether imported
as separate items or in the form of a number of items in the lengths;
(6) Made up, by sewing or otherwise.
3. For the purposes of heading No. 60 06, knitted or crocheted articles arc not considered to be elastic articles only by reason of their containing rubber thread or elastic forming merely a supporting band.
4. The headings of this Chapter are to be taken to tnclude goods of the descriptions specified therein when made of metal thread and of a kind used in apparel, as fur- nishings or the like.
5. For the purposes of this Chapter:
(a) "Elastic" means consisting of textile materials com-
bined with rubber threads: and
(b) "Rubberised" means impregnated, coated, covered or laminated with rubber, or made with textile thread impregnated, coated or covered with rubber.
60 01 Knitted or crocheted fabric, not elastic nor rubberised.
60 02 Gloves, mittens and mitts, knitted or crocheted, not
elastic nor rubberised.
60 03 Stockings, under stockings, socks, ankle-socks, sockcttos and the like, knitted or crocheted, not elastic nor rub- berised.
60 04 Under garments, knitted or corcheted, not elastic nor
rubberised.
60 05 Outer garments and other articles, knitted or corcheted
not elastic nor rubberised.
apply to. ",
(/) Garmonts for young childion which are not identifiable
as for weai exclusively by boys or by girls, and
(H) Babies' napkings.
4 Scai ves and articles of the scaif type, square or appiov- mdtely squaie, of which no side exceeds 60 cm aie to be classified as handkerchiefs (heading No 61 05) Handkerchiefs of which any side exceeds 60 cm are to bo classified in heading No 61 06,
5 The hoadmg of this Chapter are to be taken to apply lo textile fabrics (othor than knitted or crocheted fabric) cut to shape for making articles of this Chapter.
Heading No. 61 09, howevor, also includes fabrics knitted or crocheted to shape for making articles classi- fied in that heading, whether imported as sepaiate items or in the form of a number of items in the longth.
61,01 Men's and boys' outer garments.
61 02 Women's, girls' and infants' outer garments.
61 03 Men's and boys' under garments, including collars,
shirt fronts and cuffs.
61 04 Women's, gnls' and infants' under garments.
61 05 Handkerchiefs.
61 06 Shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas, veils and the like.
61 07 Tics, bow ties and cravats.
61 08 Collars, tuckers, fallals, bodico-fi onts, jabots, cuffs, flounces, yokes and similar accessories and trimmings for women's and gii Is' garments.
61 09 Corsots, corset-belts, suspender-belts, brassieres, braces, suspenders, gaiters and the like (including such articles of knitted or crocheted fabric), whether or not elastic
61 10 Gloves, mittens, mitts, stockings, socks and sockettos,
not being knitted or crocheted goods
61 11 Made up accessories for articles of appai el (for example,
dress shields, shoulder and other pads, belts, muffs, sloevo protectors, pockets)
CHAPTER 62
Other made up Textile Articles
Notes-
60 Ofi Knitted or crocheted fabric and articles thereof, elastic or rubberised (including elastic knee-caps and elastic stockings).
CHAPTER 61
Articles of apparel and clothins Accessories of Textile Fabric, other than knitted or crocheted goods
1. The headings of tins Chapter are to be taken to apply to tho articles of the kinds described therein only when made up of any textile fabric (othei than felt and bonded fibre or similar bonded yam fabrics) or of the biaids or trimmings of heading No 58 07, not being knitted or ciocheted goods
2. The headings of this Ctuptei do not covor •
Notes-
1 The headings of this Chapter are to be taken to apply to articles of the kinds described therein only when made up of any textile fabric (including felt, bonded fibre fabric, braid or trimmings of heading No <8 07 tulle or othei net fabilcs and lace) or of fabric or metal thread, but not including articles of knitted or cioehetcd material other than those falling within heading No. 61 09.
(a) Goods falling within Chaptoi 58, "!9 or 61; or
(b) Old clothing or other articles falling within heading
No 63 01
62 01 Travelling rugs and blankets
62 02 Bed linen, table linen, toilet linen and kitchen linen,
curtains and other furnishing articles,
62 03 Sacks and bags, of a kind used for the packing of goods.
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62.04 Tarpaulins, sails, awnings, sunblmds, tents and camping
goods
62 05 Other made up textile ai tides (including dress patterns)
CHAPTERS 65
Headgear and parts thereof
Notes
CHAPTERS 63
Old clothing and other Textile Articles; Rafis
63.01 Clothing, clothing accessories, travelling rugs and blankets', household linen and furnishing articles (othei than aiticlcs falling within heading No 58 01, 5R 02 or 58 03), of textile mateuals, footwear and headgear of any material, showing signs of appieciable wear and imported in bulk or bales, sacks or similar bulk packings
6J.02 Used or new rags, scrap twine, cordage, rope and cables
and worn out ai tides of twine, coidage, rope oi cables
SECTION Xll
FOOTWEAR, HEADGEAR, UMBRELLAS, SUNSHADES. WHIPS, RIDING-CROPS AND PARTS THEREOF, PREPARED FEATHERS AND ARTICLES MADE THEREWITH, ARTIFICIAL 1-LOWERS, ARTI- CLES OF HUMAN HAIR, FANS
CHAPTER 64
I'ootwenr, Gaiters and (bo Like; parts of such Articles 1 This Chapter does not cover'
(a) Old headgear falling within heading No 63 01,
(/)) Hair nets of human han (heading No 67 04),
(c) Asbestos headgear (heading No 68,13), or
((/) Dolls' hats or other toy hats, oi carnival articles of
Chapter 97
2 Heading No, 65,02 is to be taken not to apply to hat- shapes made by sewing (other than hat-shapes made by the sewing in spirals of plaited or other strips).
65.01 Hat-forms, hat bodies and hoods of felt, neither blocked to shape nor with made brims, plateaux and manchons (including slit manchons), of felt.
65 02 Hat-shapes, plaited ot made lrom plaited or other strips of any material, neither blocked to shape nor with made brims
65 03 Felt hats and othci felt headgear, being headgear made from the felt hoods and plateaux falling within heading No. 65 01, whether or not lines or trimmed
65 04 Hats and other headgear, plaited or made fiom plaited or other strips of anymatenal, whother or not lined or trimmed
65 05 Hats and other headgear (including hair nets), knitted or crocheted, or made up fiom lace, felt or other textile fabuc in the piece (but not from strips), whether or not lined or trimmed.
Notes
1 This Chapter does not cover
(u) Footwear, without applied soles, knitted or crocheted (heading No 60 03) or of othct textile fahiic (except felt or bonded hbre or similar bonded yam fabrics) (heading No. 62 05);
(/;) Old footwear falling within heading No 63 01,
(c) Articles of asbestos (heading No. 68 13),
(d) Orthopaedic footwear or other orthopaedic appli-
ances, oi parts thereof (heading No. 90 19), or
(e) Toys and skating boots with skates attached (Chap-
ter 97)
65 06 Other headgear, whether or not lines or trimmed
65,07 Head-bands, linings, covers, hat foundations, hat frames (including spring fiames foi opera hats), peaks and chinstraps, foi headgear,
CHAPTER 66
Umbrellas, Sunshades, Wulklng-Stlcks, Whips, Riding-Crops and parts thereof
Notes
2. For the purposes of headings Nos 64 05 and 64 06, the expression "parts" is to be taken not to include pegs, boot piotcdors eyelets, boot booki, buckles, ornaments, biaid, Iaccs, pompons or other trimmings (which are to be classified in their appiopriate headings) or buttons or othci goods falling within heading No, 98 01
3. For the puiposcs oJ' heading No 64 01, the Expression "rubbci or artificial plastic material" is to be taken to include any textile fabric coated or covered externally with one or both of those materials
64.01 lootwear with outer soles and uppers of rubber or
artificial plastic matciial
t>4.02 Footwear with outer sole-, ol leather or composition leather, footwear (other than footweai falling willun heading No 64 01) with outer soles of mbbci oi am- hcial plastic material.
64 0J Footwear wiih outer soles of wood or cotk
64 04 I ootwuarwuh outer solas of oilier materials 04 05 Parts ol footwear (including upper:,, ui-solcs jnd semw-
on heels) of any niateiial except metal
64.06 Gaiters, spats, leggings, puttees, cnckei pads, shin-
guards and similar articles, and park thereof 1 This Chapter docs not cover.
(a) Measures walkings sticks oi the like (heading No
9U 16),
(b) Firearm-slicks, sword-sticks, loaded walking-sticks or
the like (Chapter 91), or
(c) Goods falling within Chapter 97 (for example, toy
umbiellas and toy sunshades).
2. Heading No 66.01 is to be taken not to apply to parts, trimmings or accessories of textile niateiial, nor to covers, tassels, thongs, umbrella cases or the like, of any material Such goods imported with, but not fitted to, articles falling within heading No 66 01 or 66 02 are to be classified scpaiately and aie not to be treated as forming pait of those articles
(>6 01 Umbrellas and sunshades (including walking-stick
umbrellas, umbrella tents, and garden and similar umbrellas)
(
sticks), canes, whips, riding crops and the like
66.03 Parts, htlings, trimmings and accessories of articles
falling wilhin heading No. 66 01 or 66 02
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CHAPTER 67 (d) Articles falling within Chapter 71;
(e) Tools or parts of tools, falling within Chapter 82;
Prepared feathers and down and articles made of feathers or of
down; artificial flowers; articles of human hair; fans (/) Lithogiaphic stones of heading No 84 34,
Notei•
1. This Chaptci does not (.over
(a) Straining cloth of human h
(b) Floral motifs of lace, of embroidery or other textile
fabnc (Section XI);
(e) Footwear (Chapter 64);
(d) Headgear (Chapter 65),
0?) Feather dusters Chcadins No 96 04), powder-puffs (heading No 96 05) or hau sieves (heading No. 96 06), or
(/) Toys, sports requisites or carnival articles (Chapter 97.
2. Heading No 67.01 is to be taken not to apply to.
(") Goods (for example, bedding) in which feathcis or
down constitute only filling or paddings;
(h) Articles of apparel and accessories thereto in which feathers or down constitute no more than mere trimming or padding,
(c) Artificial Mowers or foliage or parts thereof or made up
ai tides of heading No 67 02, or
(J) Fans (heading No 67 05) 3 Heading No 67 02 is to be taken not to apply to1
(a) Articles of glass (Chapter 70),
(b) Artificial flowers, foliage or fruit of pottery, stone, metal, wood or other matcuals, obtained in one piece by moulding, forging, carving, stamping or other process, or consisting of parts assembled otherwise than by binding, glueing or similar methods
67 01 Skins and other parts of birds with their feathers or down, featheis, parts of feathcis, down, and ai tides thereof, (other than goods falling within heading No 05 07 and worked quills and scpes)
67 02 Artificial flowers, foliage or fruit and parts thereof,
articles made of artificial flowers, foliage or fruit
67.03 Human hair, diessed, thinned, bleached oi otherwise worked; wool or other animal hair prepared for use in making wigs and the like
67 04 Wigs, false beards, eyebrows and eyelashes, switches and the like, of human or animal hair or of textiles, other arlldes of human hair (Including hair nets)
67 05 Fans and hand screens, non-mechanical, of any material; fi ames and handles there for and parts of such frames and handles, of any material
SECTION XIII
ARTICLES OF STONE, OF PLASTER, OF CEMENT, OF ASBESTOS, OF MICA AND OF StMriAR MATFRTA1 S, CERAMIC PRODUCTS, GLASS AND
GLASSWARE
CHAPTER 68
Articles of stone, of Plaster, of. Cement of Asbestos, of Mica
and of similar materials
(g) Electrical insulatois (heading No 85 25) or fittings of insulating material falling within heading No H5 26
(//) Dontal burrs (heading No 90 17),
(ij) Goods falling within Chaptei 91 ffoi example, docks
and clock cases);
(A) Artidcs falling wilhin heading No. 93 07, (/) Articles falling within Chapter 97 (for example, toys,
games and sports requisites) ;
(m) Goods falling within heading No 98 01 (for example,
buttons), No 98 05 (for example, slate pencils) or No 98 06 (for example, drawing slates), oi
(n) Works of art, collectors' pieces or antiques (Chaptor 99)
2 In heading No 68 02 the exptcssion "worked monu- mental or building stono" Is to be taken lo apply not only to the varieties of stone referred to in headings Nos 25 15 and 25 16 but also lo all other natural stone (for example, quarlzitc, flint, dolomite and steatite) similarly worked, it is. however, to be taken not to apply to slate
68 01 Road and paving setts, wirbs and flagstones, of natural
stone (except slate)
68,02 Worked monumental or building stone, and articles thoieof (including mosaic cubes), other than goods falling within heading No. 68 01 or within Chaptor 69.
t>8.03 Woiked slate and articles of slate, including ai tides of
agglomerated slato
68 04 Millstones, grindstones, gnnditig wheels and the like (including grinding, sharpening, polishing, trueing and cutting wheels, heads, discs and points), of natural stone (agglomerated or not), of agglomerated natural or artificial abrasives, or of pottery, with or without cores, shanks, sockets, axles and the like of othei mateiuls, but without ftame-works, segments and other finished parts of such stones and whoels, of natural stones (agglomerated or not), of agglomei ated natural or artificial abrasives, or of pottery
68 05 Hand polishing stones, whetstones, oilstones, hones and the like, of natural stone, of agglomerated natural or artificial abrasives, or of pottery,
68 06 Natural or aitificial abrasive powder oi grain, on a base of woven fabric, of papei, of puper-board or of other materials, whether or not cut to shape or sewn or other- wise made up
68 07 Slag wool, rock wool and similar mineral wools, ex- foliated vcimiculite, oxpanded clays, foamed slag and similar expended mineral materials, mixtures and arti- cles of heat-insulating, sound-insulating, or sound- absorbing mineral materials, other than those falling in heading No 68.12 or 68 13 or in Chapter 69.
68 08 Articles of asphalt or of similar mateiial (for example,
of petroleum bitumen or coal tar pitch)
68 09 Panels, boards, tiles, blocks and similar articles of vege- table fibre, of wood flbre, of straw, of wood shavings oi of wood waste (including sawdust), agglomerated with cement, plaster or with other mineral binding substances
68 10 Articles of plastering material
Notei:
1 This Chapter doos not cover •
(a) Goods falling within Chapter 25;
(h) Coated or impregnated p.iper falling within heading No, 48 07 (for example, paper coated with mica powder or graphite, bitumlniscd or asphalted paper);
(c) Coated or impregnated textile fabric Tailing wilhin Chapter ^9 (for example, mica-coated fabric, bituminised or asphalted fabric),
68 11 Articles of cement (including slag cement), of concrete or of artificial stone (including granulated marble agglo- merated with cement), leinforced or not.
bX 12 Articles of asbestos-cement, of cellulose fibre-cement
or the like.
68 13 Fabricated asbestos and articles thereof (for example, asbestos board, thread and fabric; asbestos clothing, asbestos lomting), reinforced or not, other than goods falling within heading No 68 14, mixtuies with a basis of asbestos and mtxutres with a basis of asbestos and magnesium carbonate, and articles of such mixtures
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68 14 Friction material (segments, discs, washers, strips, sheets, plates, rolls and the like) of a kind suitable Tor brakes, lot clutches or the like, with a basis of asbestos, other mineral substances or of cellulose, whether or not combined with textile or other matenals
68,15 Worked mica and articles of mica, including bonded mica splittings on a support of paper or labnc (for example, micanite and micafollum)
fiK 16 Articles of stone or of other mineral substances (including
ai tides of peat), not elsewhere specified or included
CHAPTER 69
Ceramic Products
69 10 Sinks, wash basins, bidets, water closet pans, urinals,
baths and like sanitary fixtures
69 11 Tableware and other articles of a kind commonly used lor domestic or toilet purposes, of poicelam or china (including biscuit porcelain and parian),
69 12 Tableware and other aiticles of a kind commonly used for domestic or toilet puiposes, ol other kinds of pottery
69 13 Statuettes and other ornaments, and aiticles of personal
adornment, articles of furniture
69 14 Other articles
CHAPTER 70
Notes :
Gloss end Glassware
Notes :
1. The headings of this Chapter are to be taken to apply only to cciamic products which have been fired after shaping Headings Nos 69 04 to 69 14 are to be taken to apply only to such pioducts other than heat-insulating goods and lefractory goods
2 This Chapter does not cover
(a) Goods falling within Chapter 71 (for example, imitation
jewellery),
(b) Cermets falling within heading No 81 04;
U) Electrical insulators (heading No, 85 25) or fittings of insulating matenal falling withm heading No 85 26,
id) Artificial teeth (heading No 90 19);
(e) Goods falling within Chapter 91 (for example, clocks and
clock cases),
(/") Articles falling within Chapter 97 (for example, toys,
games and sports requisites) ,
(g) Smoking pipes, buttons or other articles falling within
Chapter 98; or
(h) Original statuary, collectors'pieces or antiques (Chapter
99)
I—Heat-Insulating and refractory goods.
69.01 Heat-insulating bricks, blocks, tiles and other heat- msulating goods of siliceous fossil meals or of similar siliceous earths (for example, kieselguhr, tripohte oi diatomite)
69 02 Refractory bricks, blocks,tiles and similar refractoiy constructional goods, other than goods falling within heading No 69 01
69.03 Other refractory goods (for example, retorts, crucibles, muffles, nozzles, plugs, supports, cupels, tubes, pipes, sheaths and rods), other than goods falling within heading No. 69.01.
II—Other Ceramic Products
69 04 Building bricks (including flooring hlocks, support or
filler tiles and the like).
69 05 Roofing tiles, chimney-pots, cowls, chimneyliners, cornices and other constructional goods, including architectural ornaments
69 06 Piping, conduits and guttering (including angles, bends
and similar fittings).
69 07 Ungla7ed setts, flags and paving, hearth and wall tiles
69 08 Glazed setts, flags and paving, hearth and wall tiles
69.09 Laboratory, chomical or industrial wares; troughs, tubs and similar receptacles of a kind used in agriculture, pots, jars and similar articles of a kind commonly used forjjjthejconveyancc or packing of goods
I. This Chapter does not cover'
(a) Ceramic enamels (heading No 32 08);
(J>) Goods falling within Chapter 71 (for example, imitation
jewellery);
(c) Electrical insulators (heading No. 85 25) or fittings of insulating material falling within heading No, 85 26,
{d) Hypodermic syringes, artificial eyes, thermometers, Barometers, hydrometers, optically woiked optical elements or other articles falling within Chapter 90,
(e) Toys, games, sports requisites, Christmas tree ornaments or other articles falling within Chapter 97 (excluding glass eyes without mechanisms for dolls or for other articles of Chapter 97), or
(/) Buttons, fitted vacuum flasks, scent or similar sprays
or other articles falling within Chapter 98
2 The reference in heading No 70,07 to "cast, rolled, drawn or blown glass (including flashed or wiied glass) cut to shape other than rectangulai shape, or bent or otherwise worked (for example, edge worked or engraved), whether or not surface ground or polished" is to be taken to apply to articles made from such glass, provided they are not framed or fitted with other materials
3 For the purposes of heading No 70 20, the expression
"wool" means1
(a) Mineral wood with a silica (SIO2) content not less
than 60°^ by weight,
(b) Mineral wools with a silica. (SiO2) content less than 60% but with an alkaline oxide (K2O and/or Na2O) content of more than 5 % by weight or a boric oxide (B2O3) content of more than 2%T>y weight.
Mineral wools which do not comply with the above
specifications fall in heading No 68.07
4 For the purposes of the Nomenclature, the expiession "glass" is to be taken to extend to fused quartz and fused silica
70 01 Waste glass (cullet), glfess in the mass (excluding optical
glass)
70 02 Glass of the variety known as "enamel" glass, in the
mass, rods and tubes
70 03 Glass in balls, rods and tubes, unworked (not being
optical glass),
70 04 Unwoiked cast or rolled glass (including flashed or
wired glass), whether figuied or not, in rectangles
70.0J Unworked drawn or blown glass (including flashed glass),
in rectangles
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70 06 Cast, rolled, drawn or blown glass (Including Hashed or wired glass), in rectangles, surface ground or polished, but not further woiked.
70 07 Cast, rolled, drawn or blown glass (including flashed or wired glass) cut to shape other than rectangular shape, or bent or otherwise worked (foi example, edge workud or engraved), whether or not surface ground or polished, multiple-walled insulating glass; leaded lights and the like
70 08 Safety glass consisting of toughened or laminated glass,
shaped or not
70 09 Glass mirrors (including rear-view mirros), unframed,
framed or backed
70 10 Carboys, bottles, jars, pots, tubular containers and similar containers, of glass, of a kind commonly used for the conveyance or packing of goods, stoppers and other closures, of glass.
70 11 Glass envelopes (including bulbs and tubes) for electnc
lamps, electronic valves oi the like
70 12 Olass inners for vacuum flasks or for other vacuum
vessels
70 13 Glassware (other than articles falling in heading No 70 19) of a kind commonly used for table, kitchen, toilet or office purposes, for indoor decoration, or for similar uses
70 14 Illuminating glassware, signalling glassware and optical elements of glass, not optically worked nor of optical glass.
70 15 Clock and watch glasses and similar glasses (including glass of a kind used for sunglasses but excluding glass suitable for corrective lenses), curved, bent, hollowed and the like; glass sphcies and segments of spheres, of a kind used for the manufacture of clock and watch glasses and the like
70 16 Bricks, tiles, slabs, paving blocks, squares and other articles of pressed or moulded glass, of a kind commonly used in building, multi-cellular glass in blocks, slabs, plates, panels and similar forms,
70 17 Laboratory, hygienic and pharmaceutical glassware, whether or not giaduated or calibrated; glass ampoules. 70 18 Optical glass and elements of optical glass, other than optically worked elements, blanks for corrective spectacle lenses
70 19 Glass beads, imitation pearls, imitation precious and semi-precious stones, fragments and clippings, and similar fancy or decorative glass smallwaret,, and articles of glassware made therefrom, glass cubes and small glass plates, whether or not on a backing, for mosaics and similar decorative purposes; artificial eyes of glass, including those for toys but excluding those for wear by humans ornaments and other fancy articles of lamp- worked glass, glass grains (baUotnini)
70 20 Glass fibre (including wool), yarns, fabrics, and articles
made therefrom
70 21 Other articles of glass
SECTION XIV
Pearls, precious and serol-preclous stones, precious metals,
rolled precious metals, and articles thereof: imitation Jewellery; Coin
CHAPTER 71
Pearls, precious and semi-precious stones, precious metals, rolled
precious metals, and articles thereof
IMITATION JEWELLERY
(") Of pearls or of precious or semi-precious stones (natural,
synthetic or reconstructed), or
(b) Of precious metal or of rolled precious metal, are to be classified wilhin this Chapter and not within any other Chaptei
2. (a) Headings Nos 71 12, 71 13 and 71.14 do not cover articles in which precious metal or rolled precious metal is present as minor constituents only, such as minor fittings or minor ornamentation (for example, mono- grams, ferrules and rims), and paragraph (b) of the foregoing Note does not apply to such articles(*)
(A) Heading No 71,15 does not cover articles containing precious metal or rolled precious metal (other than as minor constituents).
3 This Chapter does not cover' (a) Amalgams of precious metal, and colloidal precious
metal (heading No. 28.49),
(6) Sterile surgical suture materials, dental fillings and other
goods falling in Chapter 30;
(e) Goods falling in Chapter 32 (for example, lustres),
(d) Handbags and other articles falling within heading No
42 02 or 42 03,
(e) Goods of heading No. 43 03 or 43 04; (/) Goods falling within Section XI (textiles and textile
articles);
(?) Footwear (Chapter 64) and headgear (Chapter 6^); (/;) Umbrellas, walking-sticks and other articles falling
within Chapter 66;
(ij) Fans and hand screens of heading No 67 05;
Ot) Coin (Chapter 72 or 99);
(/) Abrasive goods falling within heading Nos 68 04, 68,05, 68.06 or Chapter 82, containing dust or powder of precious or semi-piccious stones (natural or synthetic), goods of Chapter 82 with a working part of precious or semi-precious stones (natural, synthetic or recons- ti ucted) on a support of base metal; machinery, mechani- cal appliances and electrical goods, and parts thereof, falling within Section XVI, not being such articles wholly of precious or semi-precious stones (natural, synthetic or reconstructed),
(m) Goods falling within Chapter 90 91 or 92 (scientific instruments, clocks and watches, or musical instruments):
in) Arms of parts thereof (Chapter 93);
(o) Articles covered by Note 2 to Chapter 97,
(/>) Articles falling within headings of Chapter 98 othei than
headings Nos. 98.01 and 98,12, or
((/) Original sculptures and statutary (heading No. 99 03), collectors' pieces (heading No 99 05) and antiques of an age exceeding one hundred year (heading No 99 06), other than pearls or precious or semi-precious stones
4 (a) The expression "pearls" is to be taken to include
cultured peals
(h) The expression "precious metal" means silver, gold, platinum and othei metals of the platinum group
(c) The expression "other metals of the platinum group" means indium, osmium, palladium, rhodium and ruthe- nium
Notes ,
1 Subject to Note 1 (a) to Section VI and except as provided
below, all articles consisting wholly or partly;
5. For the purposes of this Chapter, any alloy (including a sinterod mixture) containing precious metal is to be treated as an alloy of precious metal if, and only, if, any one precious metal constitutes as much as 2%, by weight, of the alloy, Alloys of precious metal are to be classified according to the following rules
(•) The underline portiond of this Note constitutes an optional text
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(a) An alloy containing 2?i or moia, by weight, of paitinum
is to be treated only as an alloy of paltininn,
(b) An alloy containing 2"'a or more, by weight, of gold bul no pUlinum, oi less than 2°'o, by wight, of platinum, is to be treated only as an alloy of gold.
(<.*) Other alloys containing 2"'oor more, by weight, of silver
aic to be treated as alloys of silvei.
For the pn rposes of this Noto, metals of the platinum gioup aic to be rogarded as one metal and are to be trea- ted as though they were platinum
6 Except whore the context otherwise requires, any refe- icncc in these Notes or elsewhcie in the Nomenclature lo precious matal or to any particuki precious metal Is lo be taken to Includo a loforonce to alloys tioated as alloys of precious metal or of the particular metal in accordance with the rules in Note 5 above, bul not to i oiled procious motal oi to base metal or non-metals coited or plated with procious metal
7 The expression "rolled precious metal"means material imdo with a base of motal upon one or moro surfaces of which tharo is affixed by soldering, brazing, welding, hot-rolling or similar mechancial means a covering of precious metal Tho expression is also to be taken to covor base metal inlaid with precious metal
K. For the purposes of heading No. 71 12, the expression
"articles of jewcllory" means.
(") Any small objects of personal adornment (gom-sot or not) (for example, rings, bracelets, necklaces, brooches, ear-rings, watch-chains, fobs, pendants, tie-pins, cuff- links, dress-studs, religious or other medals and insignia), and
(b) Articles of personal use of a kind normally carrlod in tho pocket, in the handbag or on the person (such as cigarette cases, powder boxes, chain purses, cachou boxes)
9 For tho purposes of heading No 7(13, tho expression "articles of goldsmith' or silversmiths' wares" includes such articles as ornaments, tableware, toilet-ware, smokers' requisitos and other articles of household, office or religious use
10 For the purposes of heading No. 71.16, the expression "imitation jewellery" means articles of jewellery within the meaning of paragraph (a) of Noto 8 above (but not including buttons, studs, culT-links or other articles of heading No, 98 01 or dress combs, hair-slides or the like of heading No. 98 12), not incorporating pearls, precious or soml-precious stonos (natural, synthetic or reconstructed) nor (except as plating or as minor constituents) procious metal oi rolled precious metal, and composed
71 02 Precious and semi-precious stones, unworked, cut or otherwise worked, but not mounted, set oi strung (except ungraded stones temporarily strung for conveni- ence of transport)
71 03 Synthetic or reconstructed precious or semi-precious stones, unworked, cut or otherwise worked, hut not mounted, set or strung (except ungraded stones tempo- rarily strung for convenience of transport).
71 04 Dust and powder of natuial or synthetic precious or
semi-precious stonos
(I, Precious metals and rolled precious metals, unwrought, uncork-
ed or semi-manufactured
71 05 Silver, including silver gilt and platinum-plated silver,
unwrought or semi-manufactuicd
71 06 Rolled silver, unworked or semi-manufactured.
71,07 Gold, Including platinum-plated gold, unwrought or
semi-manufactured
71 08 Rolled gold on base metal or silver, unworked or semi-
manufactured
71 09 Platinum and other metals of the platinum group,
unwrought or semi-manufactured.
71 10 Rolled platinum or other platinum group metals, on base metal or procious metal, unworked or semi- manufactured
71,11 Goldsmiths', silversmiths' and jewollcrs' sweopings, residuos, lemels, and other waste and scrap, of precious metal
III. Jewellery, goldsmiths' and illversmiths' wares and other
articles
71 12 Articles of jewellery and paits thereof, of precious metal
oi rolled precious metal.
71 13 Articles of goldsmiths' or silversmiths' wares and parts thereof, of precious metal or rolled piecious motal, other than goods falling within heading No. 71.12
71 14 Other articles of precious metal or rolled precious
metal.
71 15 Articles consisting of, or incorpoiating, pearls, precious or semi-precious stones (natural, synthetic oi recons- tructed)
71.1G Imitation jewellery
CHAPTER 72
Coin
Note •
(a) Wholly or partly of base metal, whether or not plated with precious metal; or
(/>) Of at least two materials (for example, wood and glass, bone and ambor, mother of poarl and artificial plastic material), no account being taken of materials (for example, necklace strings) used only for assembly
11 Cases, boxes and similar containers imported with articles of this Chapter are to be classified with such articles if they are of a kind normally sold therewith. Cases, boxes and similar containers imported separately aio to be classified under their appropriate headings This Chapter does not cover collectois' pieces
(heading No. 99 05)
72 01 Coin
SECTION XV
Base Metals and articles of Base Metal
CHAPTER 73
Iron and steel and articles thereof
Notes :
I Pearls ami procious and semi-precious stones
71 01 Peails, unworked or worked, but not mounted, set or strung (oxcept ungraded pearls, temporarily strung for convenience of transport).
1 In this Chapter tho following expressions have the
meanings hereby assigned to them
(a) Pig iron and cast iron (heading No 73.01),
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A forrous product contiiiniiig, by weight, 1.9% or more of carbon, and winch may contain one or muie of the following dementi within the weight limils specified .
less than 15% phosphorous, not more than 8% silicon, not more than 6"' manganese, not moio than 30% chromium, not more than 40% tungston, and
an aggregate of not more than 10% of other alloy ele- ments (for example, nickel, copper, aluminium, titanium, vanadium, moly-bdenum)
However, the ferrous alloys known as "non- distorting tool steels", containing, by weight, 1 0% oi moie of carbon and having the characteristics of steel, are to be classified as steels, under their appropriate headings.
(/>) Spiegeieisen (heading No 73 01) •
\ fenous product containing, by woight, more than 6% but not moro than 30% of manganese and otherwise conforming to the specification at (a) above
(c) Foiio-alloys (heading No, 73 02).
(/) By shingling balls of puddled iron to remove the
slag ausmg duung puddling, or
( I) Bv roughly welding together by means of hot- rolling, packets of scrap iron or steel or puddled iron,
(g) Ingots (heading No 73 06)1
Products tor rolling or forging obtained by casting
into mouldi
(/!) Blooms and billets (heading No 73 07).
Semi-finished products of rectangular section, of a cross sectional area exceeding 1,225 mm' and of such dimensions that the thickness exceeds one quarter of the width
(ij) Slabs and sheets bars (including tinplatc hais) (heading
No 73 06V
Semi-finished products of rectangular section, of a thickness not lesst han 6 mm, of a width not less than 150 mm and of such dimensions, that the thickness does not exceed one quaiter of the width
(k) Coils for re-rolling (heading No 73 OK)
Coiled semifinished hot-rolled pioducts, of rectan- gular section, not less than 1 5 mm thick, of a width exceeding 500 mm and of a weight of not less than 500 kg per piece,
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(q) Hollow mining dull steel (heading No 73.10),
73 16 Railway and tramway track construction material of iron or stoel, the following rails, check-rails, switch blades, crossings (or frogs), crossing pieces, point rods, rack rails, sleepers, fish-plates, chairs, chair wedges, sole plates (base plates), rail clips, bedplates, ties and other material specialised for loining or fixing rails Steel hollow tvrs of any cross-section, suitable for mining drills, of which the greatest external dimension exceeds 15 mm but does not exceed 50 mm, and of which the greatest internal dimension does not exceed one third of the greatest extei nal dimension Other steel hollow bars are to he treated as falling within heading No 73 18
(r) Angles, shapes and sections (heading No 73,11)
73 17 Tubes and pipes, of cast iron 73 18 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, or iron (other than of cast iron) or steel, excluding high-pressure hydio electric conduits
73 19 High-pressure hydro-electric conduits of steel, whether
or not reinforced.
73 20 Tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows,
unions and flanges), of iron or steel.
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73.37 Boilers (excluding hoilers of heading No 84 01) and radiators, for central heating, not electrically heated, and parts thereof, of iron or steel; air heaters and not air distributors (including those which can also distri- bute cool or conditioned air), not electrically healed, incorporating a motor-dnven fan or blower, and parts thereof, of iron oi steel.
73 3S Articles of a kind commonly used for domestic purposes, sanitary ware for indoor use, and parts of such articles and ware, of iron or steel
73 39 Iron or steel wool, pot scourers and scouring and poli-
shing pads, gloves and the like, of iron or steel.
73 40 Other articles of iron or steel.
CHAPTER 74
Copper and articles thereof
Notes'
1. For the purposes of heading No. 74.02, the expression "master alloys" means alloys (except copper phosphide (phosphor copper) containing more than 8 % by weight of phosphorus) containing with other alloy elements more than 10% by weight of copper, not usefully malle- able and commonly used as raw material in the manufac- ture of other alloys or as deoxidants, desulphurising agents or for similar uses in the metallurgy of non-ferrous metals.
(Copper phosphide (phosphor copper) containing more than 8% by weight of phosphorus falls within heading No. 28 55 and not within this Chapter).
2. In this Chapter the following expressions have the mean-
ings hereby assigned to them-
(a) Wire (heading No 74 03) ;
Rolled, extruded or drawn products of solid section of any cross-sectional shape, of which no cross sectional dimen- sion exceeds 6 mm.
(6) Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections (heading
No. 74 03):
Rolled, extruded, drawn or forged products of solid section, of which the maximum cross-sectional dimension exceeds 6 mm and which, if they are flat, have a thickness exceedings one tenth of the width Also cast or sintered products, of the same forms and dimensions, which have been subsequently worked after production (otherwise than by simple trimming or dc-scallng), provided that they have not thereby assumed the character of articles or products falling within other headings.
Wire-bars and billets with their ends tapered or otherwise worked simply to facilitate their entry Into machines for converting them into, for example, wire-rod or tubes., are, however, to be taken to be unwrought copper of heading No 74 01.
3. Heading No 74 07 is to be taken to apply, inter alia, to tubes, pipes and hollow bars which have been polished or coated, or which have been shaped or worked, such as bent, coiled, threaded, drilled, waisted, cone-shaped or finned Heading No 74 08 is to be taken to apply, inter-alia, to tube and pipe fillings which have been similarly treated
74 01 Copper matte, unwrought copper (refined or not), copper
waste and scrap
74 02 Master alloys
74 03 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of
copper; copper wire.
74 04 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of copper.
74 05 Copper foil (whether or not embossed, cut to shape, perforated, coated, printed, or backed with paper or other reinforcing material), of a thickness (excluding and backing) not exceeding 0 15 mm
74.06 Copper powders and flakes.
74.07 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of copper, hollow
bars of copper
74 08 Tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows,
sockets and flanges), of copper
74 09 Reservoirs, tanks, vats and similar containers, for any material (other than compressed or liquified gas), of copper, of a capacity exceeding 300 1, whether or not lined or heat-insulated, but not fitted with mechanical or thermal equipment.
74 10 Standarded wire, cables, cordage, ropes, plaited bands and the like, of copper wire, but excluding Insulated electric wires and cables
74 11 Gauze, cloth, grill, netting, fencing, reinforcing fabric
and similar materials (including endless bands) of copper wire
74 12 Expanded metal, of copper.
74 13 Chain and parts thereof, of copper.
74 14 Nails, tacks, staples, hook-nails, spiked cramps, studs, spikes and drawing pins, of copper, or of iron or steel with heads of copper.
74 15 Bolts and nuts (including bolt ends and screw studs), whether or not thraded or tapped, and screws (including screw hooks and screw rings), of copper, rivets, cotters, cotter-pins, washers and spring washers, of copper
74 16 Springs, of copper.
74 17 Cooking and heating apparatus of a kind used for do- mestic purposes, not electrically operated, and parts thereof, of copper
74 18 Other articles of a kind commonly used for domestic purposes, sanitary ware for indoor use, and parts of such articles and ware, of copper
74 19 Other articlos of copper
CHAPTER 75
Nickel and articles thereof
Notes :
(c) Wrought plates, sheets and strip (heading No. 74,04)- Flat-surfaced, wrought products (coiled or not), of which the maximum cross-sectional dlmesnion exceeds 6 mm, and of which the thickness exceeds 0 15 mm but does not exceed one tenth of the width.
Heading No 74.04 is to be taken to apply, inter alia to such products, whether or not cut to shape perfora- ted, corrugated, ribbed, channelled, polished or coated, provided that they do not thereby assume the character of articles or of products falling within other headings.
1 In this Chapter the following expressions In ^ e the
meanings hereby assigned to them-
(a) Wire (heading No. 75 02);
Rolled, extruded or drawn products of solid section of any cross-sectional shape, of which no cross-sectional dimension exceeds 6jnm.
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(b) Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections (head-
ing No. 75 02).
Rolled, extruded, drawn or forged products of solid section, of which the maximum cross-sectional dimension exceeds 6 mm and which, if they arc flat, have a thickness exceeding one tenth of the width. Also cast or sintcied products, of the same forms and dimensions, which have been subsequently machined (otherwise than by simple trimming or de-scaling)
(c) Wrought plates, sheets and strip (heading No 75 03) •
Flat-surfaced, wrought products (coiled or not), of which the maximum cross-sectional dimension ex- ceeds 6 mm, and of which the thickness docs not exceed one tenth of the width
Heading No 75 03 is to be taken to apply, Inter- aha, to such products, whether or not cut to hape, perforated, corrugated, ribbed, channelled, polished or coated, provided that they do not thereby assume the character of articles or of products falling within other headings.
2 Heading No 75 04 is to be taken to apply, mter-alla, to tubes, pipes, hollow bars and tube and pipe fittings which have been polished or coated, or which have been shaped or worked, such as bent, coiled, threaded, drilled, waisted, cone-shaped or finned.
75.01 Nickel mattes, nickel speiss and other intermediate products of nickel metallurgy, unwrought nickel (ex- cluding elcctro-plaling anodes), nickel waste and scrap.
75 02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of
nickel, nickel wire
75 03 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of nickel; nickel foil;
nickel powders nand flakes.
75 04 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of nickel; hollow bars, and tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows, sockets and flanges), of nickel
75 05 Electro-plating anodes, of nickel, wrought or unwrought,
including those produced by electrolysis
75 06 Other articles of nickel
CHAPTER 76
Aluminium and articles thereof
coated, provided that they do not thereby assume the character of articles or of products falling within other headings
2. Heading No, 76 06 is to be taken to apply, inter-alla. to tubes, pipes and hollow bars which have been polished or coated, or which have been shaped or worked, such as bent, foiled, threaded, drilled, waisted, cone-shaped or finned. Heading No 76 07 is to be taken to apply, tnter-aha, to tube and pipe fittings which have been simi- larly treated
76 01 Unwrought aluminium; aluminium waste and scrap
76 02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of
aluminium, aluminium wire.
76,01 Wrought plates, sheets, and strip, of aluminium. 76 04 Aluminium foil whether or not embossed, cut to sh"pe perforated, coated, printed, or backed with paper Oi other reinfoicing material), of a thickness (excluding any backing) not exceeding 0 20 mm,
76 05 Aluminium powders and flakes
76 06 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of aluminium
hollow bars of aluminium
76 07 Tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows,
sockets and flanges), of aluminium
76 08 Structures and parts of structures, (for example, han- gars and other buildings, bridges, and bridge-sections, towers, lattice masts, roofs, roofiwing frameworks, door and window frames, balustrades, pillars and col- umns) of aluminium, plates, rods, angles, shapes, sections, tubes and the like, prepared for use in struc- tures, of aluminium
76,09 ReservoirSj tanks, vats and similar containers, for any material (other than compressed or hqueSed gas), of aluminium, of a capacity exceeding 300 1, whether or not lined or heat-insulated, but not fitted with mechani- cal or thermal equipment.
76 10 Casks, drums, cans, boxes and similar containers (in- cluding rigid and collapsible tubular containers), of aluminium, of a description commonly used for the conveyance or packing of goods
76 11 Containers, of aluminium, for compressed or liquefied
gas
76 12 Stranded wire, cables, cordage, ropes, plaited bands and the like, of aluminium wire, but excluding insulated electric wires and cables.
Notes •
1 In this Chapter the following expressions have the mean-
ings hereby assigned to them "
(a) Wire (heading No. 76 02)'
Rolled, extiuded or drawn products of solid section of any cross-sectional shape, of which no cross-sectional dimension exceeds 6 mm
(6) Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections (heading
No 76 02)
Rolled, extruded, drawn or forged products of solid section, of which the maximum cross-sectional dimen- sion exceeds 6 mm and which, if they are flat, have a thickness exceeding one tenth of the width Also cast or sintcied pioducts, of the same lorms and dimensions, which have been subsequently machined (otherwise than by simple trimming or de-scaling),
(c) Wrought plates, sheets and strip (heading No 76,03):
Flat-surfaced, wrought products (coiled or not), of which the maximum cross-sectional dimension ex- ceeds 6 mm, and of which the thickness exceeds 0 20 mm but does not exceed one tenth of the width.
Heading No 76 03 is to be taken to apply, inter- alia, to such products, whether or not cut to shape pcifoiated, corrugated, ribbed, channelled, polished or 76 13 Gauze, cloth, grill, netting, reinforcing fabric and similar
materials, of aluminium wire. 76.14 Expanded metal, of aluminium
76 15 Articles of a kind commonly used for domestic pur- poses, sanitary ware for indoor use, and parts of such articles and ware, of aluminium
76 16 Other articles of aluminium,
CHAPTER 77
Magnesium and beryllium and articles thereof
77.01 Unwrought magnesium; magnesium waste (excluding
shavings of uniform size) and scrap.
77.02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of magnesium; magnesium wire; wrought plates, sheets and stnpj of magnesium; magnesium foil; respings and shavings of uniform size, powders and flakes, of magne- sium, tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of magnesium hollow bars of magnesium,
77 03 Other articles of magnesium
77 04 Beryllium, unwrought or wrought, and articles of beryl-
lium
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CHAPTER 7R
Lead and articles thereof
Notes •
1. Jn this Chapter the following expressions have the
meanings hereby assigned to them :
(a) Wire (heading No. 78 02) :
Rolled, extruded or drawn products of solid section of any cross-sectional shape, of which no cross-sectional dimension exceeds 6 mm
(b) Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections (head-
ing NO. 78 02):
Rolled, extruded, drawn or forged products of solid section, of which the maximum cross-sectional dimension exceeds 6 mm and which, if they are flat, have a thickness exceeding one tenth of the width. Also cast or sintered products, of the same forms and dimensions, which have been subsequently machined (otherwise than by simple trimming or do- scaling),
(c) Wrought plates, sheets and strip (heading No. 78 03):
Flat-surfaced, wrought products (coiled or not), of which the maximum cross-sectional dimension exceeds 6 mm, of which the thickness does not exceed one tenth of the weldth, and which are of a wight exceeding 1,700 g/m1.
Heading No 78 03 is to be taken to apply inter- alla, to such products, whether or not cut to shape, perforated, corrugated, ribbed, channelled, polished or coated, provided that they do not thereby assume the character of articles or of products falling within other headings.
Rolled, extruded, drawn or forged products of solid section, of which the maximum cross-sectional l dimension exceeds 6 nitri and which, if they are flat, have a thickness exceeding one tenth of the width Also cast or sintered products, of the same forms and dimensions, which have been subsequently machined (otherwise than by simple trimming or des-caling).
(c) Wrought plates, sheets and strip (heading No, 79 03): Flat surfaced, wrought products (coiled or not), of which the maximum cross-sectional dimension ex- ceeds 6 mm, and of which the thickness does not ex- ceed one tenth of the width.
Heading No. 79 03 Is to be taken to apply, inter- alia, to such products, whether or not cut to shape, perforated, corrugated, ribbed, channelled, polished or coated, provided that they do not thereby assume the character of articles or of products falling within other headings.
2. Heading No. 79,04 is to be taken to apply, inter alia, to tubes, pipes, hollow bars and tube and pipe fittings which have been polished or coated, or which have been shaped or worked, such as bent, coiled, threaded, drilled, waisted, cone-shaped or finned
79,01 Unwrought zinc; zinc waste and scrap. 79 02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of
zinc, zinc wire
79 03 Wrought plates, sheets, and strip, of zinc; zinc foil,
zinc powders and flankes.
79 04 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of zinc; hollow bars, and tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows, sockets and flanges), of zinc.
79,05 Gutters, roof capping, skylight frames, and other
fabricated building components, of zinc.
79 06 Other articles of zinc.
CHAPTER 80
Tin and articles thereof
Notes :
2 Heading No. 78.05 is to be taken to apply, inter-alla, to tubes, pipes, hollow bars and tube and pipe fittings which have been polished or coated, or which have been shaped or worked, such as bent, coiled, threaded, drilled, waisted, cone-shaped or finned.
78,01 Unwrought lead (including argentiferous lead); lead
waste and scrap.
78 02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of
lead; lead wire.
78 03 Wrought plates, sheets and strips, of lead, 1 In this Chapter tho following expressions have the
meanings hereby assigned to them:
(a) Wire (heading No 80 02) •
Rolled, extruded or drawn products of solid section of any cross-sectional shape, of which no cross-sectional dimension exceeds 6 mm,
(b) Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections (heading
No. 80.02) :
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80,01 Unwrought tin; tin waste and scrap. 80 02 Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, of
tin; tin wire.
80.03 Wrought plates, sheets and strip, of tin.
80.04 Tin foil (whether or not embossed, cut to shape, per- forated, coated, printed, or backed with paper or other reinforcing material), of a weight (excluding any bucking) not exceeding 1 Kg/m'; tin powders and flakes.
80.05 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of tin; hollow bars, and tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows, sockets, and flanges), of tin.
"80 06 Other articles of tin.
CHAPTER 81
Other base metals employed in metallurgy and articles thereof 3 Sets (other than manicure or chiropody sets) (heading No. 82 13) comprising an assortment of tools, cutlery spoons, forks oi other articles of a kind falling within the diffeient headings of this Chapter, fitted in cabinets, boxes, cases or the like, are to be classified as that one of the constituent articles which is chargeable with the highest rate of duty
4. Cases, boxes and similar containers imported with articles of this Chapter are to be classified with such articles if they are of a kind normally sold therewith, Cases, boxos and similar containers imported separately are to be classified under then- appropriate headings.
82,01 Hand tools, the following: spades, shovels, picks, hoes, forks and rakes, axes, bill hooks and similar hewing tools; scythes, sickles, hay knives, grass shears, timber wedges and other tools of a kind used in agriculture, horticulture or forestry.
82 02 Saws (non-mechanical) and blades for hand or machine Note;
1. Heading No. 81 04 is to be taken to apply only to the following baso metals, bismuth, cadmium, cobalt, chromium, gallium, germanium, hafnium, indium, manganese, niobium (columbium), rhenium, antimony, titanium, thorium, thallium, uranium depleted in U 235, vanadium, zirconium. The heading also covers cobalt mattes, cobalt spciss and other intermediate products of cobalt metallurgy, and cermets.
81.01 Tungsten (wolfram), unwrought or wrought, and articles
thereof.
81 02 Molybdenum, unwrought or wrought, and articles
thereof.
81 03 Tantalum, unwrought or wrought, and articles thereof.
81 04 Other base metals, unwrought or wrought, and articles thereof, cermets, unwrought or wrought, and articles thereof.
CHAPTER 82
ools, implements, cutlery, spoons and forks, of base metal ;
parts thereof
saws (including toothless saw blades),
82 03 Hand tools, the following, pliers (including cutting pliers.), pincers, tweezers, tinmen's snips, bolt croppers and the like, perforating punches; pipe cutters, spanners and wrenches (but not including tap wrenches), files and rasps.
82.04 Hand tools, including glaziers' diamonds,, not fulling within any other heading of this Chapter; blow lamps, anvils; vices and chimps, other than accessories for, and parts of, machine tools; portable forges, grinding wheels with frameworks (hand or pedal operated).
82.05 Interchangeable tools for hand tools, for machine tools or for powor-opcrated hand tools (for example, for pressing, stamping, drilling, tapping, threading, boring, broaching, milling, cutting, turning, dressing, morticjng or screw driving), including dies for wire drawing, extrusion dies for metal, and rock drilling bits.
82.06 Knives and cutting blades, for machines or for mechani-
cal apphancos
82.07 Tool-tips and plates, sticks and the like for tool-tips, unmountod, of sintered metal carbides (for example, carbides of tungsten, molybdonum or vanadium).
Notes:
1. Apart from blow lamps, portable forges, grinding wheels with framoworks, manicure and chiropody sets, and goods classiflod in headings Nos 82 07 and K2 15, the present Chapter coveis only articlos with a blade, working edge, working surface or other working part of:
(a) Base metal; (b) Metal carbides; (c) Precious or serai-precious stones (natural, synthetic
or reconstructed) on a support of base metal; or
(d) Abrasive materials on a support of base metal, provided that the articles have cutting tooth, flutes, grooves, or the like, of base metal, which retain their identity and function after the application of the abrasive,
2. Parts of base metal of the articles falling in the headings of this Chapter are to be classiflod with the articles of which they aro parts, except parts soparatoly specified as such and tool-holdors for hand tools (heading No 84.48). However, parts of general use as defined in Note 2 to Section XV are in all cases excluded from this Chapter.
Cutting plates for electric hair clippers are to be classified in heading No. 82.13 and blades and heads for electric shavers are to be classified in heading No. 82.11.
82 08 Coffee-mills, mincers, jiucc-extraciors and other me- chanical appliances, of a weight not exceeding 10 Kg. and of a kind used for domestic pui poses in the pre- paration serving or conditioning of food or dnnk.
82 09 Knives with cutting blades, serrated or not (including pruning knives), other than knives falling within heading No. 82 06.
82,10 Knife blades
82 11 Razors and razor blades (including razor blade blanks
whother or not in strips).
82.12 Scissors (including tailors' shears), and blados therefor.
82.13 Other articles of cutlery (for example, secateurs, hair clippers, butchers' cleavers, paper knives); manicure and chiropody sets and appliances (including nail files).
82.14 Spoons, forks, flsh-eaters, butter-knives, ladles, and
similar kitchen or tableware.
82 15 Handles of base metal for articles falling within heading
No. 82 09, 82.13 or 82 14.
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CHAPTER 83
Miscellaneous articles of base metal
SECTION XVI
Machinery and Mechanical Appliances; Electrical Equipment : Parts Thereof
Note:
In this Chapter a reference to parts of articles is in no case to be taken as applying to cables, chains, nails, bolts, nuts, screws, springs or other articles of iron or steel of a kind des- cribed in heading No 73 25, 73 2Y, 73 31, 73 32 or 73 35, nor to similar articles of other base metals (Chapters 74 to 81 inclusive).
CHAPTER 84
Boilers, Machinery and Mechanical Appliances; Parts
thereof
Notes:
83 01 Locks and padlocks (key, combination or electrically operated), and parts thereof, of base metal, frames incorporating locks, for handbags, trunks or the like, and parts of such frames, of base metal, keys for any of the foregoing articles, of base metal
83 02 Base metal fittings and mountings of a kind suitable for furniture, doors, staircases, windows, blinds, coach- woik, saddlory, trunks, caskets and the like (including automatic doors closers); base metal hat racks, hatpegs, brackots and the like
83 03 Safes, strong-boxes, armoured or reinforced strong- rooms, strong-room lindings and strong-room doors, and cash and deed boxes and the like, of baso metal.
83 04 Filling cabinets, racks, sorting boxes, paper trays, paper rests and similar office equipment, of base metal, other than office furniture falling within heading No. 94 03
83.05 Fittings for loose-leaf binders, for files or for stationery books, of base metal; letter clips, paper clips, staples, indexing tags, and similar stationery goods, of base metal.
83.06 Statuettes and other ornaments of a kind used indoors,
of base metal.
83 07 Lamps and lighting fittings, or baso metal, and parts thereof, of base metal (excluding switches, electric lamp holders, electric lamps for vehicles, electric battery or magneto lamps, and other articles falling within Chapter 85 except heading No. 85.22).
83 08 Flexible tubing and piping, of base metal
83.09 Clasps, framos with dups for handbags and the like, buckles, buckle, dasps, hooks, eyes, eyelets, and the like, of base metal, of a kind commonly used for clothing, travel goods, handbags, or other textile or leather goods, tubular rivets and bifurcated rivets, of base metal.
83 10 Beads and spangles, of base metal.
83 11 Bells and gongs, non-electric, of base metal, and parts
thereof of base motal.
83 12 Photograph, picture and similar fiames, of baso metal;
mirrors of baso metal,
33 13 Stoppers, crown corks, bottle caps, capsules, bung covers, seals and plombs, case corner protectors and other packing accessories, of base metal.
83.14 Sign-plates , name plates, numbers, letter and other
signs, of baso metal.
83 15 Wn e, rods, tubos, plates, electrodes and similar products, of base motal or of metal carbides, coated or cored with flax material, of a kind used for soldering, brazing, welding deposition of metal or of motal caibides; wue and rods, of agglomerated base metal powder, used for metal spraying.
1. This Chapter docs not cover.
(a) Millstones, grindstones and other ai tides falling within
Chaptei 68,
(6) Appliancos and machinery (foi example, pumps) and
parts thoieof, of ceramic material (Chapter 69),
(r) Laboratory glassware of heading No 70 17, macincry and appliances and parts thereof, of glass (headinc
B • No 70,20 or 70 21);
(J) Ai tides falling within heading No 73 36 or 73 37 and similar articles of other base metals (Chapter 74 to 81) or,
(e) Tools for working in the hand of heading No 85 05 or electro-mechanical domestic appliances of headinii No 85 06.
2 Subject to the operation of Notes 3 and 4 to Section XVI, a machine or appliance which answeis to a des- cription in ono or more of the headings Nos. 84 01 to 84 21 and at the same time to a descnplion in one or other of the headings Nos 84 22 to 84 60, is to bo classified under the appropriate heading of the former group and not the latter. Heading No. 84 17 is, however, to be taken not to apply to:
(a) Germination plant, incubators and biooders (headinit
No. 84 28);
(b) Gram dampening machines (heading No. 84 29); (c) Diffusing apparatus for sugar juice extraction (heading
No. 84 30);
(d) Machinery for the heat-treatment of textile yarns, fabrics or made up textile articles (Heading No. 84,40); or
(e) Machinery or plant, designed for a mechanical operation, in which a change of temperature, ovon if necessary, is subsidiary. Heading No, 84,19 is to bo taken not to apply to:
(a) Sewing machines for closing bags or similar containers
(heading No 84 41), or
(6) Office machinery of heading No. 84 54.
3. (A) For the purposes of heading No. 84 53, the expression "automatic data processing machines" means'
(a) Digital machines havmg storages capable of storing not onlv the piocessing program or programs and the data to lit processed but also a program for translating the foimal programming language in which the programs are written into machine language. These machines must have a main storage which is directly accessible for the execution of a program and which has a capacity at least sufficient to store those parts of the processing and translating programs and the data immediately necessary for the current processing run They must also be able themselves, on the basis of the instructions contained in the initial piogram, to modify , by logical decision its execution during the processing run;
(b) Analogue machines capable of simulating mathematical models and comprising at least, analogue elements, control elements and programming elements ;
(c) Hybrid machines consisting of either a digital machine with analogue elements or an analogue machine with digital olements
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(B) Automatic data processing machines may be m tho form of systems consisting of a variable number of separately- housed units A unit is to be regardod as being a part of the complete system if it meets at all tho following conditions'
(a) it is connectablo to the ccntial procossing unit cither
directly or through one or more other units;
(6) it is specifically designed as part of such a system (it must, in particular, unless it is a power supply unit, bo able to accept or deliver data in a form (code or signals) which can be used by the system).
Such units imported separately are also to be classified in heading No 84,53.
4. Heading No 84 62 is to be taken to apply, inter alia, to polished stoel balls, the maximum and minimum dia- meters of which do not differ from the nominal diameter by more than 1 % or by more than 0 05 mm, whichever is less Other steel balls aie to be classified undor heading No. 73.40.
5. A machine which is used for more than one purpose is, for the purposes of classification, to be treatod as if its principal purposo were its sole purpose.
Subject to Note 2 to this Chapter and Note 3 to Section XVI, a machine whoso principal purpose is not described in any heading or for which no one purpose is the principal purpose is, unless the context otherwise requires to be classified in hoadmg No 84 59. Heading No 84 59 is also to be taken to cover machines for making rope or cable (for example, stranding, twisting or cabling machines) from metal wire, textile yam or any other material or from a combination of such materials
84 01 Steam and other vapour generating boilers (excluding central heating hot water boilers capable also of produc- ing low pressure steam), supei-heated water boilers
84,02 Auxiliary plant for use with boilers of heading No 84,01 (for examplo, economisors, superheaters, soot removers, gas recovcrers and tho liko); condensers for vapour engines and power units.
84 03 Producer gas and water gas generators, with or without purifiers; acetylene gas generators (water process) and similar gas generators, with or without purifiers
84 04 Steam engines (including mobile engines, but not steam tractors falling within heading No. 87 01 or mechanically propelled road rollers) with self-contained boilers.
84 05 Steam and other vapour power units, not incorporating
boilers.
84 06 Internal combustion piston engines.
84 07 Hydraulic engines and motors (including water wheels
and water turbines),
84 08 Other engines and motors.
84 09 Mechanically propelled road rollers.
84.10 Pumps (including motor pumps and turbo pumps) for liquids, whether or not fitted with measuring devices; liquid elovators of bucket, chain, screw, band and simi- lar kinds,
84 11 Air pumps, vacuum pumps and air or gas compressors (including motor and turbo pumps and compressors, and free-piston generators for gas turbines); fans, blowers and the like,
84 12 Air-conditioning machines, self-contained, comprising a motor-dnven fan and elements for changing the tempe- rature and humidity of air.
84 13 Furnace burners for liquid fuel (atomisers), for pulverised solid fuel or for gas; mechanical stokers, mechanical grates, mechanical ash dischargers and similar appliances 84 14 Industrial and laboratory furnaces and ovens, non-
electric.
84 15 Refrigerators and refrigerating equipment (electrical
and other),
84.16 Calendering aDd similar lolling machines (othei than metal-working and metal-rolling nuchmos and glass- woikmg machines) and cylinders therofor.
84.17 Machinery, plant and similar laboratoiy equipment, whether or not electrically heated, for the tieatment of materials by a process involving a change of tempe- rature such as heating, cooking, roasting, distilling, rectifying, sterilising, pasteurising, steaming, drying, evaporating, vapourising, condensing or cooling, not being machmoiy or plant of a kind used for domestic purposes, instantaneous or storage water heateis, non- electrical,
84 18 Centrifuges; filtering arid purifying machinery and apparatus (other than filter funnels, milk strainers and the like), for liquids or gases
84 19 MaUnneiy for cleaning or drying bottles or other con- tainers; machinery foi filling, closing, sealing, capsuling or labelling bottles, cans, boxes, bags or other Containers, other packing or wrapping machinery, machinery for aerating beverages, dish washing machines
84 20 Weighing machinery (excluding balances of a sensitivity of 5 eg or better), including weight-operated counting and checking machines, weighing machine weights of all kinds,
84 21 Mechanical appliances (whether or not hand-operated) for projecting, dispersing or spraying liquids or powders; fire extinguishers (charged or not); spray guns and similar appliances ; steam or sand blasting machines and similar jet projecting machines
84 22 Lifting, handling, loading or unloading machinery, tel- phers and conveyors (for example1!, lifts, hoists, winches, cranes, transporter cranes, jacks, pulley tackle, belt conveyors and telefencs), not being machinery falling within heading No. 84,23.
84 23 Excavating, levelling, tamping, boring and extracting machinery, stationary or mobile, for earth, minerals ores (for example, mechanical shoveh, coal-cutters, excavators, scrapers, levellers and bulldozers); pile- drivers; snow-ploughs, not self-propelled (including snow-plough attachments)
84 24 Agiicultural and horticultuial machinery for soil pre- paration or cultivation (for example, ploughs, harrows, cultivators, seed and fertiliser distributors); lawn and sports ground rollers.
84 25 Harvesting and threshing machinery; straw and fodder presses; hay or grass mowers, winnowing and similar cleaning machines for seed, grain or leguminous vege- tables and egg-grading and other grading machines for agricultural produce (other than those of a kind used in the bread grain milling industry falling within heading No 84 29).
84 26 Dairy machinery (including milking machines).
84 27 Presses, crushers and other machinery, of a kind used in wine-making, cider-making, fruit juice preparation or the like
84,28 Other agricultural, horticultural, poultry-keeping and bee-keeing machinery; germination plant fitted with mechanical or thermal equipment; poultry incubators and brooders,
84 29 Machinery of a kind used in the bread grain milling industry, and other machinery (other than farm type machinery) for the working of cereals or dried legu- minous vegetables.
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84,30 Machinery, not falling within any other heading of this Chapter, of a kind used in the following food or drink industries; bakery, confectionary, chocolate manufacture, macaroni, ravioli or similar cereal food manufacture, the preparation of meat, flsh, fruit or vegetables (including mincing or slicing machines), sugar manufactuie or brewing.
84 31 Machinery for making or finishing ccllulosic pulp,
paper or paperboard.
84 32 Book-binding machinery including book-sewing
machines.
84 33 Paper or paperboaid cutting machines of all kinds; other machinery for making up paper pulp, paper or papcrboard.
84.34 Machinery, apparatus and accessories for type-founding or type-setting, machinery other than the machine- tools of heading Mo. 84 45, 84 46 or 84 47, for pre- paring or working printing bio to, plates or cylinders; printing type, impresses Hongs and matrices, printing blocks, plates and c/inders; blocks, plates cylinders and lithographic stones, prepared for printing purposes (for example, planed, gramed or polished)
84 35 Other printing machinery; machines for uses ancillary
to printing
84 36 Machines for extruding man-made textiles; machines of a kind used for proccessing natural or man-made textile fibres, textile spinning and twisting machines; textile doubling, throwing and reeling (lnlcluding weft- winding) machines
84 37 Weaving machines, knitting machines and machines for making gimped yarn, tulle, lace, embroidery, trimm- ings, braid or net; machines, for preparing yarns for use on such machines, including warping and warp sizing machines
84,38 Auxiliary machinery for use with machines of heading No 84 37 (for example, dobbics, Jacquards, automatic stop motions and shuttle changing mechanisms); parts and accessories suitable for use solely or principally with the machines of the present heading or with machines falling within heading No. 84 36 or 84 37 (for example, spindles and spindle flyers, card clothing, combs, extruding nipples, shuttles, healds and hcald- lifters and hosiery needles).
84 39 Machinery for the manufacture or finishing of felt in the piece or in shapes, including felt-hat making machi- nes and hat-making blocks
84 40 Machinery for washing, cleaning, drying, bleaching, dyeing, dicssing, finishing or coating textile yarns, fabrics or mado-up textile articles (including laundry and dry-cleaning machinery); fabric folding, reeling or cutting machines; machines of a kind used in the , manufacture of linoleum or other floor coverings for applying the paste to the base fabric or other floor coverings for applying the paste to the base fabric or other support; machines of a type used for printing a repetitive design, repetitive words or overall colour on textiles, leather, wallpaper, wrapping paper, lino- leum or other materials, and engraved or etched plates, blocks or rollers therefor,
84.41 Sewing machines ; furniture specially designed for sew-
ing machines, sewing machine needles,
84 42 Machinery (other than sewing machines) for preparing, tanning or working hides, skins or leather (including boot and shoe machinery)
84 43 Converters, ladles, ingot moulds and catsting machines, of a kind used in metallurgy and in metal foundries.
&A 44 Rolling mills and rolls therefor 84.45 Machine-tools for working metal or metal carbides, not being machines falling within heading No 84.49 or 84 30.
84.46 Machine-tools for working stone, ceramics, concrete, asbestos-cement and like mineral materials or for woiking glass in the cold, other than machines falling within heading No. 84 49.
84.47 Machine-tools for working wood, cork, bone, ebonite (vulcanite), hard artificial plastic materials, or other hard carving materials, other than machines falling within heading No 84 49.
84 48 Accessories and parts suitable for use solely or princi- pally with the machines falling within headings Nos. 84 45 to 84 47, including work and tool holders, self- opening dicheads, dividing heads and other appliances for machine-tools, tool holders for any typos of tool or machine-tool for working in the hand.
84 49 Tools for working in the hand, pneumatic or with self-
contained non-electric motor,
84.50 Gas-operated welding, brazing, cutting and surface
temponng appliances
84 51 Typewriter, other than typewriters, incorporating
calculating mechanisms, cheque-writing machines.
K4 52 Calcaluting machines, accounting machines, cash registers, postage-franking machines, ticket-issuing machines and similar machines, incorporating a cal- culating device.
84 53 Automatic data processing machines and units thereof; magnetic or optical readers, machines for transcribing data on to data media in coded form and machines for processing such data, not elsewhere specified or Included,
84 54 Other office machines (for example, hectograph or stencil duplicating machines, addressing machines, coin-sorting machines, coin-counting and wiapping machines, pensil-sharpening machines, perforating and stapling machines),
84.55 Parts and accessories (other than covers, carrying cases and the like) suitable foi use solely or principally with machines of a kind falling within heading No 84 51, 84.52, 84 53 or 84 54
84 56 Machinery for sorting, screening, separating, washing, crushing, grinding or mixing earth, stone, ores or other mineral substances, in solid (including powder and paste) form; machinery for agglomerating, moulding or shaping solid mineral fuels, ceramic paste, unhardencd cements, plastering materials, or other mineral pro- ducts, in powder or paste form; machines for^forming foundary moulds of sand.
84.57 Glass-working machinos (other than machines for working glass in the cold), machines for assembling electric filament and discharge lamps and electronic and similar tubes and valves
84 58 Automatic vending machines (for examples, stamp, cigarette, chocolate and food machines), not being games of skill or chance,
84.59 Machines and mechanical appliances, having individual functions, not falling within any other heading of this chapter.
84 60 Moulding boxes for metal foundry, moulds of a type used for metal (other than ingot moulds), for metal carbides, for glass, for mineral materials (for example, ceramic pastes, concrete or cement) or for rubber or artificial plastic materials.
84 61 Tap,, Locks, valves and similar appliances, for pipes, boiler shells, tanks, vatb and the like, including pres- sure reducing valves and thermostatically controlled valves.
84 62 Ball, roller or needle roller bearings. 84 63 Transmission shafts, cranks, bearing housings, plain shaft bearings, gears and gearing (including friction gears and gear-boxes and other variable speed gears), fly- wheels, pulleys and pulley blocks, clutuches and shaft couplings
84,64 Gaskets and similar joints of metal sheeting combined with other material (for example, asbestos, felt and paperboand) or of laminated metal foil; sets or assort- ments of gaskets and similar joints, dissimilar in composition, for engines, pipes, tubes and the like, put up in pouches, envelopes or similar packings.
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84.65 Machinery parts, not containing electrical connectors,
insulators, coils, contact, or other clcctucal features, ' and not falling within any other heading in this Chapter.
CHAPTER 85
Electrical Machinery and Equipment : Parts thereof (c) Hybnd integrated circuits in which passive and active elements, some obtained by thin or thick- film technology (lesistors, capacitors, intercon- nections, etc ), others by semi-conductor technology (diodes, transistors, monolithic integrated circuits, etc), are combined, to all intents and purposes indivisibly, on a single insulating substrate (glass, ceramic, etc) These circuits may also include miniaturised discrete components.
Notes •
1. This Chapter docs not cover .
(a) Electrically warmod blankets, bed, pads, foot-muffs and the like, electrically warmed clothing, footwear and ear pads and other electrically warmed articles woi n on or about the person;
(b) Articles of glass of heading No. 70 11, or (c) Electrically heated furniture of Chapter 94,
2. Heading No 85 01 is lobe taken not to apply to goods described in heading No. 85 08, 85 09, or 85 21 other than metal tank mercury arc rectifiers which icmain classified in heading No. 85 01.
3. Heading No 85 06 is to be taken to apply only to the following electro-mechanical machines of types commonly used for domestic purposes •
(a) Vacuum cleaners, floor polishers1, food grinders and mixers, fruit juice extractors and fans, of any weight
(b) Othci machines provided the weight of such other
machines does not exceed 20 kg.
Tho heading does not, however, apply to dish washing machines (heading No. 84 19), centrifugal and other clothes washing mcachines (heading No. 84 18 or 84 40), roller and other ironing machines (heading No 84.16 or 84 40), sewing machines (heading No. 84,41) or to electro-thermic appliances (heading No 85 12)
4. For the purposes of heading No. 85.19, "Printed circuits" arc to be taken to be circuits obtained by forming on an insulating base, by any printing process (for example, embossing, plating-up, etching) or by the film circuit" technique, conductor elements, contacts or other printed components (for example, inductances, resistors, capa- citors) along or interconnected according to a pre- established pattern, other than elements which can produce, rectify, modulate or amplify an electrical signal (for example, semi-conductor elements).
The term "printed circuits" does not cover circuits combined with elements other than those obtained during the printing process Printed circuits may, however, be fitted with non-printed connecting-elements.
Thin or thick-film circuits comprising passive and active elements obtained during the same technological process are to be classified in heading No 85 21
5. For the pui poses of heading No. 85 21 •
(A) "Diodes, transistors and similar semi-conductor devices" are to be taken to be those devices the operation of which depends on variations in lesistivity on the appli- cation ot an electric field;
(B) "Electromc-microcircuits" are to be taken to be
(a) Microassemblies of the "fagot" module, moulder module, micromodule and similar types, consis- ting of discrete, active or both active and passive miniaturised components which are combined and i n terconnected;
(6) Monolithic integrated circuits in which the circuit elements (diodes, transistors, resistors, capacitors, interconnections, etc) are created in the mass (essentially) and on the surface of a semi-conductor material (doped silicon, for example) and aro inseparably associated;
ljor the classification of the articles defined in this Note, Heading No 85 21 shall take precedence over any other heading in the Nomenclature which might cover them by refcience to, in particular their function.
85 01 Electrical goods of the following descriptions generators,
motors, converters (rotary or static), transformers, rectifiers and rectifying apparatus, inductois. 85 02 Electro-magnets, permanent magnets and articles of special materials foi permanent magnets, being blanks of such magnets, eleclio-magnetic and permanent magnet chucks., clamps, vices and similar work holders, electro-magnetic clutches and couplings, electro-mag- netic biakcs, electro-magnetic lifting heads.
85 0J Primary cells and pumaty battenes. 85 04 Electric accumulators, 85 05 Tools for working in the hand, with self-contained
electric motor
85 06 Electro-mechanical domestic appliances, with self-
contained electric motor
85 07 Shavers and hair clippers, with self-contained electric
motor.
85 08 Ucctrical starting and ignition equipment for internal combustion engines (including ignition magnetos, magnetodynamos, ignition coils, staiter motors, sparking plugs andjglow plugs), generators (dynamos and alter- nators) and cut-outs for use in conjunction with such engines.
85 09 Electrical lighting and signalling equipment and electri- cal windscreen wipers, defiostcrs and demisters, for cycles or motor vehicles
85 10 Poi table electric battery and magneto lamps, other than
lamps falling within heading No. 85 09.
85.11 Industrial and laboratory electric furnaces, ovens and induction and dielectric heating equipment, electric welding, bra/ing and soldering machines and apparatus and similar electric machines and appaiatus for cutting
85.12 Eltctnc instantaneous or storage water heaters and immcision heaters, electric soil heating apparatus and electric space heating appaiatus, electric hair dressing appliances (for example, hair dryers, hair curlers, curling tong heaters) and electric smoothing irons; clectro-theimic domestic appliances, electric heating resistors, other than those of carbon.
85.13 Electrical line telephonic and telegraphic apparatus (including such apparatus for carncr-cui i ent line systems)
85.14 Microphones and stands therefor; loudspeakers; audio-
frequency electric amplifiers.
85.15 Radiotelegraphic and radiotelephonic transmission and reception apparatus; radio-broadcasting and television transmission and reception apparatus (including recei- vers incorpoiating sound recorders or reproducers) and television cameras, radio navigational aid apparatus, radar apparatus and radio icmote control apparatus.
85 16 Electric traflic control equipment for railways, roads or inland water-ways and equipment used for similar purposes in port installations or upon airfields.
85.17 Electric sound or visual signalling apparatus (such as bells, sirens, indicator panels, burglar and fire alarms), other than those of heading No. 85 09 or 85.16.
85 18 Electrical capacitors, fixed or variable.
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85 19 Electrical apparatus for making and breaking electrical circuits, for the protection of electrical circuits, or for making connections to or in electrical circuits (for example, switches, relays, fuses, lightning an esters, surge suppressors, plugs, Iampholders and junction boxes), resistors, fixed or variable (including potentio- meters), other than heating resistors, printed circuits, switch-boards (other than telephone switchboards) and control panels.
85 20 Electrical filament lamps and electric discharge lamps (including infra-red and ultra-violet lamps), arc-lamps, electrically ignited photogiaphic flashbulbs,
85 21 Thermionic, cold cathode and photo-cathode valves and tubes (including vapour or gas filled valves and tubes, cathode-ray tubes, television camera tubes and mercury aic rectifying valves and tubes), photocells; mounted piczo-electnc crystals, diodes, transistors and similar semi-conductor devices; electronic microcircuits.
85 22 Electrical appliances and apparatus, having individual functions, not falling within any other heading of this Chapter.
85 23 Insulated (including enamelled oi anodised) electric wire, cable, bars, strips and the like (includmg co-axial cable), whether or not fitted with connectors.
85 24 Carbon brushes, arc-lamp caibons, battery carbons, carbon electrodes and other carbon articles of a kind used for electrical purposes.
85 25 Insulators of any material.
85 26 Insulating fittings for electrical machines, appliances or equipment, being fittings wholly of insulating material apart from any minor components of metal incorporated during moulding solely for purposes of assembly, but not including insulators falling within heading No, 85 25.
85 27 Electrical conduit tubing and jomts therefor, of base
metal lined with insulating material.
85 28 Electrical parts of machinery and appaiatus, not being goods falling within any of the preceding headings of this Chapter
3 Subject to the provisions of Note 1 above, heading No
86 10 is to bo taken to apply, inter alia, to ;
(a) Assembled track, turntables, platform buffers, loading
gauges,
(6) Semaphoies, mechanical signal discs, level crossing control gear, signal and point controls, whether or not they arc fitted for electric lighting.
86 01 Stoam lail locomotives and tenders
86 02 Electric rail locomotives, battery operated or powered
from an external source of electricity
86 03 Other rail locomotives.
86 04 Mechanically propelled railway and tramway coaches, vans, and trucks, and mechanically propelled track inspection trolleys
86 05 Railway and tramway passenger coaches and luggage vans, hospital coaches, prison coaches, testing coaches, travelling post office coaches and other special purpose railway coaches.
86 06 Railway and tramway rolling-stock, the following work-shops, cranes and other service vehicles.
86 07 Railway and tramway goods vans, goods wagons and
trucks
86 08 Containers specially designed and equipped for carriage
by one or moro modes of transport.
86 09 Parts of railway and tramway locomotives and rolling
stock.
86 10 Railway and tram track fixtures and fittings, mechanical equipment not electrically powered, for signalling to or controlling road, rail or other vehicles, ships or aircraft; parts of the foregoing fixtures, fittings or equipment.
CHAPTER 87
Vehicles, other than Railway or Tramway Rolling-stock and parts thereof
Notes :
SECTION xvn
VEHICLES. AIRCRAFT AND PARTS THEREOF, VESSELS AND CERTAIN ASSOCIATED TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT
CHAPTER 86
Railway and Tramway Locomotives, Rolling-stock and parts thereof; Railway and Tramway Track Fixtures and Fittings; Traffic Signalllnc equipment of all kinds (Not Electrically Powered) English te xt only The heading of this Chapter are to bo taken not to apply to railway or tramway rolling-stock designed solely for running on rails
1. For the purposes of this Chapter, tractors, are deemed to bo vehicles constructed essentially for hauling or pushing another vehicle, appliance or load, whether or not they contain subsidiary provision for the transport, in connection with the majn use of the tractor, of tools, seeds, fertilisers or other goods.
2. Motor chassis fitted with cabs are to be treated as falling within heading No. 87 02 and not within heading No. 87.04.
Notes.
1. This Chapter does not cover :
(a) Railway or tramway sleepers of wood or of concrete, or concrete guide-track sections for hovertrains (heading No. 44 07 or 68 11),
(6) Railway or tramway track construction material of
iron or steel falling within heading No 73 16; or
(c) Electrically powered signalling apparatus falling within
heading No. 85.16.
2 Heading No 86 09 is to be taken to apply, inter alia,
to :
(a) Axles, wheels, metal tyres, hoops and hubs and other
parts of wheels;
(h) Frames, undcrframes and bogies;
(c) Axle boxes, biake gear,
(rf) Buffers for lolling-slock, coupling gear and coindoi
connections,
(e) Coachwork.
3 Headings Nos. 87 10 and 87 14 are to be taken not to apply to children's cycles which are not fitted with ball bearings nor to children's cycles which, though fitted with ball bearings, are not constructed in the normal form of adult's cycles. Such children's cycles are to be treated as falling within heading No. 97 01.
87 01 Tractors (other than those falling within heading No. 87 07), whether or not fitted with power take-offs, winches or pulleys,
87,02 Motor vehicles for the transport of person;,, goods or materials (including sports motor vehicles, other than those of heading No. 87.09)
87 03 Special purpose motor lornos and vans (such as break- down lomes, fire-engines, fire-escapes, road sweeper lorries, snow-ploughs, spraying lorries, crane lorries, searchlight lorries, mobile workshops and mobile radio- logical units), but not including the motor vehicles of heading No. 87.02.
87 04 Chassis fitted with engines, for the motor vehicles falling
within heading Nos 87.01, 87.02 or 87.03.
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87,05 Bodies (including cabs), for the motor vehicles falling
within heading Nos 87 01, 87 02 or 87 03
87 06 Parts and accessories of the motor vehicles falling
within heading Nos. 87.01, 87 02 or 87,03
87 07 Works trucks, mechanically piopelled, of the types used in factories, warehouses, dock areas or airports for short distance transport or handling of goods (for example, platform trucks, fork-lift trucks and straddle carriers); tractors of the type used on railway station platforms, parts of the foregoing vehicles
87,08 Tanks and other armoured lighting vehicles, [notarised, whether or not fitted with weapons, and parts of such vehicles.
87 09 Motor-cycles, auto-cycles and cycles fitted with an auxiliary motor, with or without side-cars, side-cars of all kinds
87 10 Cycles (including delivery tricycles), not motonsed
87 11 Invalid cairiages, fitted with means of mechanical
propulsion (motorised or not)
87 12 Parts and accessories of articles falling within heading
Nos, 87 09, 87 10 or 87 11.
87 13 Baby carnages and invalid carriages (other than motor- ised or otherwise mechanically propelled) and parts thereof,
87.14 Other vehicles (including trailers), not mechanically
propelled, and parts thereof
CHAPTER 88
Aircraft and parts thereof : Parachutes; Catapults and similar Aircraft launching gear; ground Flying Trainers
88,01 Balloons and airships.
88 02 Flying machines, gliders and kites, rotochutes,
88,03 Parts of goods falling in heading No. 88.01 or 88 02
83 04 Parachutes and parts theieof and accessories thereto
88 05 Catapults and similar aircraft launching gear; ground flying trainers, parts of any of the foregoing articles,
CHAPTER 89
Ships, Boats and Floating Structures
SECTION xvm
OPTICAL, PHOTOGRAPHIC, CINEMATOGRAPHIC, MEASURING, CHECKING, PRECISION, MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND APPARATUS, CLOCKS AND WATCHES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS; SOUND RECORDFRS AND REPRODUCERS; TELEVISION IMAGE AND SOUND RECORDERS AND REPRODUCERS, MAGNETIC; PARTS THEREOF
CHAPTER 90
Optical, Photographic, Cinematographic, Measuring, Checking, Precision, Medical and Surgical Instruments and Apparatus; parts thereof
Notes •
1. This Chapter does not cover •
(a) Articles of a kind used in machines, appliances, or apparatus, of unhardened vulcanised rubber, failing within heading No 40 14, of leather or of composition leather, falling within heading No 42 04 or of textile material (heading No. 59 17)
(6) Refractoiy goods of heading No 69 03, laboratory, chemical or industrial wares of heading No, 69 09;
(c) Glass murors, not optically worked, falling within heading No. 70 09, and mirrors of base metal or of precious metaJ, not being optical elements, falling within heading No. 83 12 or Chapter 71;
(d) Goods falling within heading Nos. 70 07, 70,11, 70,14,
70 15, 70 17 or 70 18,
(e) Parts of general use, as denned in Note 2 to Section XV, of base metal (Section XV) or similar goods of artificial plastic materials (which are generally classified m heading No 39 07),
(/) Pumps incorporating measuring devices, of heading No. 84.10; weight-operated counting and checking machinery, and separately imported weights for balances (heading No 84 20); lifting and handling machinery of heading No 84 22, fitting for adjusting work or tools on machine-tools, of heading No 84 48, including fittings with optical devices for reading the scale (for example, "optical" dividing heads) but not those which are in themselves essentially optical instruments (for example, alignment telescopes), valves and other appli- ances of heading No 84 61,
(g) Searchlights and spotlights, of a kind used on motor vehicles, of heading No 85 09, and radio navigational aid or radar apparatus of heading No 85 15;
(h) Cinematographic sound recorders, reproducers and re-recorders, operating solely by a magnetic process (heading No. 92,11); magnetic sound-heads (heading No 92 13),
(i) & 0) Articles of Chapter 97,
Note •
A hull, unfinished or incomplete vessol, assembled, unassembled or disassembled, or a complete vessel unassembled or disassembled, is to be classified within heading No 89 01 if it does not have the essential character of a vessel of a particular kind.
89.01 Ships, boats and other vessels not falling within any
of the following headings of this Chapter.
89.02 Vessels specially designed for towing (tugs) or pushing
other vessels.
89.03 Light-vessels, fire-floats, dredgers of all kinds, floating cianes, and other vessels the navigability of which is subsidiary to their main function; floating docks,
89 04 Ships, boats and other vessels for breaking up.
89 05 Floating structures other than vessels (for example, coffer-dams, landing stages, buoys and beacons) (k) Capacity measures, which are to be classified according
to the material of which they arc made, or
(/) Spools, reels or similar supports (which are to be classi- fied according to their constituent material, for example, in heading No 39 07 or Section XV)
2. Subject to Note 1 above, parts or accessories which are suitable for use solely or principally with machines, appliances, instruments or apparatus falling within any heading of this Chapter are to be classified as follows :
(a) Parts or accessories constituting in themselves machines, appliances, instruments or apparatus (including optical elements of heading No. 90 01 or 90 02) of any parti- cular heading of the present Chapter or of Chapter 84, 85 or 91 (other than headings Nos 84.65 and 85.28) are to be classified in that headings;
(6) Other parts or accessories aie to be classified in heading No 00 29 if they answer to the terms of that heading; otherwise they are to be classified in the heading appro priate to the machine, appliance, instrument or appara tus itself.
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3. Heading No 90.05 is to be taken not to apply to astrono- mical telescopes of a kind unsuitable for terrestrial observation (Reading No. 90 06) or to telescopic sights for fitting to firearms, pcnscopic telescopes fot fitting to submarines or tanks, or to telescopes for machines, appllanuw, instruments or apparatus of this Chapter; iuch telescopic sights and tolescopes are to be classified in heading No 90 13.
4 Measuring oi checking optical instruments, appliances or machines which, but for this Note, could be classified both in heading No 90 13 and in heading No 90 16 are to be classified In heading No 90,16.
5 Heading No. 90 28 is to be taken to apply, and apply
only, to .
(a) Instruments or apparatus for measuring or checking
electrical quantities;
(A) Machines, appliances, instruments or apparatus of a kind described in heading No 90 14, 90 15, 90 t6, 90 22, 90 23, 90 24, 90 25 or 90 27 (other than stro- boscopos), the operation of which depends on an electrical phenomenon which vanes according to the factor to be ascertained or automatically controlled;
(c) Instrument!, or apparatus for measuring or detecting alpha, beta, gamma, X-ray, cosmic or similar radia- tions; and
(d) Automatic regulators of electrical quantities, and instru- ment!, or apparatus for automatically controlling non- electrical quantities the operation of which depends on an electrical pheonmenon varying according to the factor to bo control'ed.
6, Cases, boxes and similar containers imported with articles of this Chapter are to be classified with such articles if they are of a kind normally sold therewith Cases, boxes and similar containers imported separately are to be classified under their appropriate headings.
90 01 Lenses, prisms, mirrors, and other optical elements, of any material, unmounted, other than such elements of glass not optically worked, sheets or plates, of polansing materiak
90.02 Lenses, prisms, mirrors and other optical elements, of any material, mounted, being parts of or fittings for instruments or apparatus, other than such elements of glass not optically worked
90.03 Frames and mountings, and parts thereof, for spectacles,
pince-nez, lorgnettes, goggles and the like.
90 04 Spectacles, pince-nez, lorgnettes, goggles and the like,
corrective, protective or other
90 05 Refracting telescopes (monocular and binocular), pris-
matic or not,
90 06 Astronomical instruments (for example, reflecting telescopes, transit instruments and equatorial telescopes), and mountings therefor, but not including instruments for radio-astronomy.
90.07 Photographic cameras; photograhic flashlight appara-
tus,
90.08 Cinematographic cameras, projectors, sound recorders and sound reproducers; any combination of these arti- cles.
90.09 Image projectors (other than cinematographic projec- tors), photographic (except cinematographic) enlargers and reduceis
90.10 Apparatus and equipment of a kind used in photogra- phic or cinematographic laboratories, not falling within any other heading in this Chapter; photo-copying appa- ratus (whethoi incorporating an optical system or of the contact type) and thermo-copylng apparatus, screens for projectors
90 11 Microscopes and diffraction apparatus, electron and
proton.
90.12 Compound optical microscopes, whether or not provid- ed with means for photographing or projecting the image.
90 13 Optical appliances and instruments (but not including lighting appliances other than searchlights or spotlights), not falling within any other heading of this Chapter.
90 14 Surveying (including photogrammetncal surveying), hydrographic, navigational, meteorological, hydrolo- gical and geophysical instruments, compasses; range- finders.
90.15 Balances of a sensitivity of 5 eg or better, with or with-
out their weights
90.16 Drawing, marking-out and mathematical calculating instruments, drafting machines, pantographs, slide rules, disc calculators and the like, measuring or checking ins- truments, appliances and machines, not falling within any other heading of this Chapter (for example, micro- meters, callipers, gauges, measuring rods, balancing ma- chines); profile projectors,
.0,17 Medical, dental, surgical and veterinary instruments and appliances (including electro-medical apparatus and opthalmic instruments).
90 18 Mcchano-therapy appliances; massage apparatus, psy- chological aptitude-testing apparatus; artificial respira- tion, ozone therapy, oxygen therapy, aerosol therapy or similar apparatus, breathing appliances (including gas masks and similar respirators).
90 19 Orthopaedic appliances, surgical belts, trusses and the like; splints and other fracture appliances; artificial limbs, eyes, teeth and other artificial parts of the body; hearing aids and other appliances which aic worn or carried, or implanted in the body, to compensate for a defect or disability
90 20 Apparatus based on the use of X-rays or of the radia- tions from radio-active substances (including radiography and radiotherapy apparatus); X-ray generators, X-ray tubes. X-ray screens, X-ray high tension generators; X-ray control panels and desks; X-ray examination or treatment tables, chairs and the like.
90,21 Instruments, apparatus or models, designed solely for demonstrational purposes (for example, in education or exhibition), unsuitable for other uses,
90 22 Machines and appliances for testing mechanically the hardness, strength, compressibility, elasticity and the like properties of Industrial materials (for example, metals, wood, textiles, paper or plastics).
90,23 Hydrometers and similar instruments; thermometers, pyrometers, baiometers, hygrometers, psychromcters, recording or not; any combination of these instruments. 90 24 Instruments and apparatus for measuring, checking or automatically conrolllng the flow, depth, pressure or other variables of liquids or gases, or for automatically controlling temperature, (foi oxample, pressure gauges, thermostats, level gauges, flow meters, heat meters, automatic oven-draught regulators), not being articles falling within heading No 90,14
90.25 Instruments and apparatus for physical or chemical anal- ysis (such as polanmeters, refractometcrs, spectrometers, gas analysis apparatus); instruments and apparatus for measuring or checking viscosity, porosity, expansion, surface tenvon or the like (such as viscometcrs, poro- simeters, expansion meters); instruments and apparatus for measuring or checking quantities of beat, Ught or sound [such as photometers (including exposure meters), calorimeters], microtomes,
90 26 Gas, liquid and electricity supply or production meters,
calibrating meters therefor.
90 27 Revolution counters, production counters, taximeters, mileometers, pedometers and the like, speed indicators (including magnetic speed indicators) and tachometers (other than articles falling within heading No. 90 14); stroboscorjes.
90 28 Electrical measuring, checking, analysing or automati-
cally controlling instruments and apparatus.
90 29 Parts or accessories suitable for use solely or principally with one or more of the articles falling within heading No. 90.23, 90.24. 90.26, 90.27 or 90.28.
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CHAPTFR 91
Clocks and watches and parts thereof
Notes :
1 For the purposes of headings Nos. 91.02 and 91 07, the expression "watch movements" means movements regulated by a balance-wheel and hairspring or by any other system capable of determining intervals of time, and exceeding 12mm in thickness when measured with the plate, the bridges and any additional outer plates
2 Heading Nos. 91.07 and 91 08 are to be taken not to apply to spring-operated or weight-operated motors not fitted, not adapted to be fitted, with escapements (heading No. 84 08)
3 This Chapter does not cover parts of general use as defined in Note 2 to Section XV of base metal (Section XV), nor similar goods of artificial plastic materials (which are generally classified in heading No, 39 07) The Chapter also excludes weights, docks or watch glas- ses, watch chains or straps, parts of electneal equipment, ball bearings or bearing balls Clock and watch springs are to be classified as clock or watch parts (heading No 91 11)
4 Except as provided in Notes 2 and 3, movements and other parts suitable for use both in clocks or watches and in other articles (for example, precision instruments) are to be taken as falling within this Chapter and not within any other chapter.
5. Cases, boxes and similar containers imported with ar- ticles of this Chapter are to be classified with such articles if they are of a kind normally sold therewith. Cases, boxes and similar containers imported separately are to be classified under their appropriate headings
91.01 Pocket-watches, wrist-watches and other watches, in-
cluding stop-watches.
91 02 Clocks with watch movements (excluding clocks of
heading No. 91 03)
91 03 Instrument panel clocks and clocks of a similar type,
for vehicles, aircraft or vessels.
91 04 Other clocks 91 05 Time of day recording apparatus; apparatus with clock or watch movement (including secondary movement) or with synchronous motor, for measuring, recording or otherwise indicating intervals of time.
91 06 Time switches with clock or watch movement (including secondary movement) or with synchronous motor. 91.07 Watch movements (including stop-watch movements)
assembled
91.08 Clock movements, assembled.
91.09 Watch cases and parts of watch cases
91.10 Clock cases and cases of a similar type for other goods
of this Chapter, and parts thereof.
91.11 Other clock and watch parts.
CHAPTER 92
Musical Instruments, round recorders and reproducers; Televi- sion Image and sound recorders and reproducers, magnetic; parts and accessories of such articles.
(c) Microphones, amplifiers, loud-speakers, head-phones, switches, stroboscopes and other accessory instruments, apparatus or equipment falling within Chapter 85 or 90, for use with but not incorporated in or housed in the same cabinet as instruments of the present Chapter, sound recorders or reproducers combined with a radio or television receiver (heading No 85 15),
(rf) Brushes (for cleaning musical instruments) falling within
heading No. 96 02.
(e) Toy instruments (heading No 97,03),
(f) Collectors' pieces or antiques (heading No 99 05 or
99 06); or
(g) Spools, reels or similar supports (which are to be classi- fied according to their constituent material for example, inheading No 39 07 or Section XV)
2. Bows and sticks and similar devices used in playing the musical instruments of headings Nos 92 02 and 92 06 imported with such instruments in numbers normal thereto and clearly intended for use therewith, are to be classified in the same heading as the relative instruments.
Perforated music rolls (heading No 92,10) and gramophone records and the like (heading No 92 12) imported with an instrument are to be treated as separate articles and not as forming a parts of such instrument
3 Cases, boxes and similar containers imported with ar- ticles of this Chapter arc to be classified with such articles if they are of a kind normally sold therewith Cases, boxes and similar containers imported separately are to be classified under their appropriate headings
92,01 Pianos (including automatic pianos, whether or not with keyboards); harpsichords and other keyboard stringed instruments; harps but not including aeolian harps.
92 02 Other string musical instruments
92,03 Pipe and reed organs, including harmoniums and the
like
92 04 Accordions, concertinas and similar musical instruments;
mouth organs.
92 05 Other wind musical instruments
92 06 Percussion musical instruments (for example, drums,
xylophones, cymbals, castanets).
92 07 Electro-magnetic, electrostatic, electronic and similar musical instruments (for example, pianos, organs, ac- cordions).
92.08 Musical Instruments not falling within any other head- ing of this chapter (for example, fairground organs, me- chanical street organs, musical boxes, musical saws); mechanical signing birds; decoy calls and effects of all kinds; mouth-blown sound signalling instruments (for example, whistles and boatswains' pipes).
92 09 Musical instrument strings.
92 10 Parts and accessories of musical instruments (other than strings), including perforated music rolls and mechanisms for musical boxes, metronomes, tuning forks and pitch pipes of all kinds
Notes
1. This Chapter does not cover : (a) Film wholly or partly sensitised for photographic or photo-electric recording or such film exposed, whether or not developed (Chapter 37);
(6) Parts of general use, as denned in Note 2 to Section XV, of base metal (Section XV), or similar goods of artifi- cial plastic materials (which are generally classified in heading No. 39 07);
92.11 Gramophones, dictating machines and other sound records and reproducers, Including record-players and tape decks, with or without sound-heads, television image and sound recorders and reproducers, magnetic.
92.12 Gramophone records and other sound or similar re- cordings; matrices for the production of records, pre- pared record blanks film for mechanical sound recording prepared tapes, wires, strips and like articles of a kind commonly used for sound or similar recording
92.13 Other parts and accessories of apparatus falling within
heading No. 92 11.
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SECTION XIX (c) Articles of stone, ceramic or any other material referred
to in Chapter 68 or 69, used as seats, tables or columns,
Arms and Ammunition : parts thereof of the kind used in parks, gardens or vestibules (Chapter
68 or 69),
CHAPTER 93 (d) Mirrors designed for placing on the floor or ground or
example, cheval-glasses (swing-mirrors) falling within
Arms and ammunition; parts thereof heading No 70 09,
Notes .
1 This Chapter does not cover •
(a) Goods falling within Chapter 36 (for example, percus-
sion caps, detonators, signalling flares),
(b) Parts of general use, as denned in Note 2 to Section XV, of base metal (Section XV), or similar goods of artifi- cial plashc materials (which are generally classified m heading No 39 07),
(c) Armoured fighting vehicles (heading No 87 OK); (rf) Telescopic sights and other optical devices suitable for use with arms, unless mounted on a firearm or imported with the firearm on which they are designed to be mounted (Chapter 90),
(
ter 97, or
(/) Collectors' pieces or antiques (heading No 99 05 or
99 06)
2 In heading No 93 07, the reference to "parts thereof" is to be taken not to include radio or radar apparatus of heading No. 85 15
3 Cases, boxes and similar containers imported with ar- ticles of this Chapter are to lie classified with such aiti- cles if they are of a kind normally sold there with Cases, boxes and similar containers imported separately are to be classified under their appropnate headings
93 01 Side-arms (for example, swords, cutlasses and bayonets) and parts thereof and scabbards and sheaths therefor,
93 02 Revolvers and pistols, being firearms 93.03 Artillery weapons, machine-guns, sub-machine-guns and other military firearms and projectors (other than revolvers and pistols)
93 04 Other firearms, including Very light pistols, pistols and revolvers for firing blank ammunition only, Ime-thi ow- ing guns and the like,
93 05 Arms of other descriptions, including air, spring and
similar pistols, nfles and guns
93 06 Parts of arms, including gun barrel blanks, but not
including parts of side-arms
93.07 BombSj jjrenades, torpedoes, mines, guided weapons and missiles and similar munitions of war, and parts thereof, ammunition and parts thereof, including car- tridge wads; lead shot prepared for ammunition
SECTION XX
Miscellaneous manufactured articles
CHAPTER 94
Furnitures and parts thereof; bedding, mattresses, mattres supports,
Cushions and similar stuffed furnishings
(e) Parts of general use as defined in Note 2 to Section XV, of base metal (Section XV), or similar goods of artifi- cial plastic materials (which are generally classified in heading No. 39 07), and safes falling within heading No. H3 03;
(/) Furniture specially designed as parts of refrigerators of heading No, 84 15, flirruture specially designed for sew- ing machines (heading No, 84,41),
Or) Furniture specially designed as parts of radio-gramo- phones, wireless sets or television sets (heading No. 85 15);
(h) Dentists' spittoons falling with heading No. 90 17;
(ij) Goods falling within Chapter 91 (for example, clocks
and clock cases);
(A) Furniture specially designed as parts of gramophones, of dictating machines or of other sound reproducers or recorders, falling within heading No 92 13, or (T) Toy furniture (heading No. 97 03), billiard tables and other furniture specially constructed for games (heading No 97 04) or for conjuring tricks (heading No 97 05) 2, The articles (other than parts) referred to in headings Nos 94 01, 94 02 and 94 03 are to be classified in those headings only if they are designed for placing on the floor or ground
This provision is, however, to be taken not to apply to the following which arc still to be classified in the above mentioned headings even if they are designed to be hung, to be fixed to the wall or to stand one on the other,
(a) Kitchen cabinets and similar cupboards; (A) Scats and beds, (c) Unit bookcases and similar unit furniture. 3. (a) In this Chapter references to parts of goods do not include references to sheets (whether or not cut to shape but not combined with other parts) of glass (including mirrors) or of marble or other stone
(6) Goods described in beading No 94,04, imported separately, are not to be classified in heading No, 94 01, 94 02 or 94,03 as parts of goods
94 01 Chairs and other seats (other than those falling within heading No 94 02), whether or not convertible into beds, and parts thereof
94 02 Medical, dental, surgical or veterinary furniture (for example, operating tables, hospital beds with mechanical fittings), dentists' and similar chairs with mechanical elevating, rotating or reclining movements; parts of the foregoing articles
94 03 Other furniture and parts thereof
94 04 Mattress supports; articles of bedding or similar fui- nishing fitted with spnngs or stuffed or internally fitted with any material or of expanded, foam or sponge rubber or expanded, foam or sponge artificial plastic material, whether or not covered (for example, mattresses, quilts, eiderdowns, cushions, pouffes and pillows).
Notes :
1. This Chapter does no t cover .
(a) Pneumatic or water mattresses, pillows or cushions,
falling within Chapter 39, 40 or 62;
CHAPTER 95
Articles and manufactures of carving or moulding materials
Notes :
(b) Standard lamps, table lamps, wall lamp brackets and other lighting fittings, these are classified according to the constituent matenal (foi example, m heading No 44 27, 70 14 or Si 07);
1. This Chapter does not cover ; (a) Articles falling within Chapter 66 (for example, parts
of umbrellas, walking-sticks);
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(h) Fans or hind screens, non-mechanical (heading No.
67 05),
(c) Articles falling within Chapter 71 (foi example, lmitn-
tion jewellery),
(d) Cutlery or other articles falling within Chapter 82 with handles or other parts of carving or moulding materials, the heading of the present Chapter apply, however, to separately imported handles or other parts of such articles
(e) Articles falling within Chapter 90 (for example, spec-
tacle frames),
(/) Articles falling within Chapter 91 (for example, clock
or watch cases),
(g) Articles falling within Chapter 92 (for example, musical
instruments and parts thereof),
96 02 Other brooms and brushes (including brushes of a kind used as parts of machines), paint tollers, squeegees (other than roller squeegees) and mops
96 03 Pieparcd knots find tufls for bioom or hiush making 96 04 Feather dusters, 96 05 Powder-puffs and pads for applying cosmetics or toilet
preparations, of any matcnal
96 06 Hand sieves and hand riddles, of any matcnal.
CHAPTFR 97
Toys, games and sports requisites; parts thereof
Notes •
(/;) Articles falling within Chapter 93 (arms and parts
thereof),
(//) Articles falling within Chapter 94 (furniture and parts
thereof),
(k) Brushes, powder puffs or other articles falling within
Chapter 96;
(0 Articles falling within Chapter 97 (toys, games and
sports requisites);
(m) Articles falling within Chapter 98 (for example, buttons,
cuff-links, smoking pipes, combs), or
(n) Collectors' pieces or antiques (Chapter 99)
95 01 Worked tortoise-shell and article of tortoise-shell 95 02 Worked mother of pearl and articles of mother of pearl. 95 03 Worked ivory and articles of ivory. 95 04 Worked bone (excluding whalebone) and articles of
bone (excluding whalebone)
95.05 Worked horn, coral (natural or agglomerated) and other animal carving material, and articles of horn, coral (natural or agglomerated) or of other animal carv- ing material.
95.06 Worked vegetable carving material (for example,
corozo) and articles of vegetable carving material
95 07 Worked jet (and mineral substitues for jet), amber, meer- schaum, agglomerated amber and agglomerated meei - schaum, and articles of those substances.
95.08 Moulded or carved articles of wax, of stenn, of natural gums or natural resins (for example, copal or resin) or of modelling pastes, and other moulded or carved articles not elsewhere specified or included, worked, unhardened gelatin (except gelatin falling within head- ing No. 35,03) and articles of unhardened gelatin.
CHAPTER 96
Brooms, brushes, feather dusters, powder-puffs and sieves 1. This Chapter does not cover • (a) Christmas tree candles (heading No, 34 06); (b) Fireworks or other pyrotechnic articles falling within
heading No. 36 05;
(c) Yams, monofil, cords or gut and the like for fishing, cut to length but not made up into fishing lines, falling within Chapter 39, heading No 42 06 or Section XI, (
or 43 03;
(e) Sports clothing or fancy dress, of textiles, falling with
Chapter 60 or 61,
(/) Textile flags or bunting, or sails for boats or land craft,
falling within Chapter 62,
(g) Sports footwear (other than skating boots with skates attached), encket pads, shin-guards or the like, falling within Chapter 64, or sports headgear falling within Chapter 65,
(h) Climbing sticks, whips, riding crops or the like (heading No. 66 02), or parts thereof (heading No 66 03), (//) Unmounted glass eyes for dolls or other toys, falling
within heading No. 70 19;
(fc) Parts of general use, as defined in Note 2 to Section XV, of base metal (Section XV), or similar goods of artifi- cial plastic materials (which are generally classified in heading No 39 07);
(/) Articles falling within heading No 83 11;
(rn) Sports vehicles (other than bobsleighs, toboggans and
the like) falling within Section XVII;
(n) Children's cycles fitted with ball bearings and the normal
form of adults' cycles (heading No 87 10);
(o) Sports craft such as canoes and skiffs (Chapter 89), or their means of piopulsion (Chapter 44 for such articles made of wood),
(p) Spectacles, goggles and the like, for sports and outdoor
games (beading No. 90 04):
(a) Decoy calls and whistles (heading No 92 08), (rj Arms or other articles of Chapter 93; (v) Racket strings, tents or other camping goods, or gloves (classified, in general, according to the material of which they are made).
Notes •
1. This Chapter does not cover • (a) Articles falling within Chapter 71, (b) Brushes of a kind specialised for use in dentistry or for medical, surgical or veterinary purposes, falling within heading No 90 17, or
(c) Toys (Chapter 97). 2 Tn heading No. 96 03, the expression "prepared knots and tufts for broom or brush making" is to be taken to apply only to unmounted knots and tufts of animal hair, vegetable fibre or other material, which are ready for incorporation without division in brooms or brushes, or which require only such further minor processes as glueing or coating the butts, or trimming to shape at the top, to render them ready for such incorporation.
96.01 Brooms and brushes, consisting of twigs or other vege- table materials merely bound together and not mounted in a head (for example, besoms and whisks'), with or without handles.
2. The headings of this Chapter arc to be taken to include articles in which pearls, precious or semi-precious stones (natural, synthetic or reconstructed), precious metals or rolled precious metals constitute only minor consti- tuents)
3 In heading No. 97 02 the term "dolls" is to be taken to apply only to such articles as are representations of human beings.
4, Subject to Note 1 above, parts and accessories which arc suitable for use solely or principally with articles falling within any heading of this Chapter are to be classified with those articles
97.01 Wheeled toys designed to be ridden by children (for example, toy bicycles and tricycles and pedal motor cars), dolls' prams and dolls' push chaiis,
97.02 Dolls 97 03 Other toys, working models of a kind used for recrea-
tional purposes.
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97 04 Fquipment for parlour, table and funfair games fur adults or children (including billiard tables and pintahlcs and table-tennis requisites)
97 05 Carnival articles, entertainment articles (for example, conjuring tricks and novelty jokes); Christmas tree de- corations and similar articles for Chi istmas festivities (lor example, artificial Christmas trees, Christmas stockings, imitation yule logs. Nativity scenes and figures thereloi) 97 06 Appliances, apparatus, accessories and requisites for gymnastics or athletics, or for sports and outdoor games (other than articles falling within heading No. 97 04), 97 07 Fish-hooks, line fishing rods and tackle, fish landing nets and butterfly nets, decoy "birds", Jark mirrors and similar hunting oi shooting requisites.
97,08 Roundabouts, swings, shooting galleries and other fair- giound amusements; travelling circuses, travelling me- nageries and travelling theaties.
CHAPTER 98
Miscellaneous manufactured Articles
98 09 Sealing wax (including bottle-sealing wax) in sticks, cakes or similar forms, copying pastes with a basis of gelatin, whether or not on a paper or textile backing. 98 10 Mechanical lighters and similar lighters, including chc- micnl and electrical lighters, and parts thereof, exclud- ing flints and wicks
^KU Smoking pipes, pipe bowls, stems and other paits of smoking pipes (including roughly shaped blocks of wood or root), cigar and cigarette holders and parts thereof
98 12 Combs, hair-shdos and the like 98 13 Corset busks and similar supports for articles of apparel
or clothing accessories,
9R 14 Scent and similar sprays of a kind used for toilet pur-
poses, and mounts and heads therefor
98 15 Vacuum flasks and other vacuum vosscls, complete with
cases; parts thereof, other than glass inners
98,16 Tailors' dummies and other lay figures, automata and other animated displays of a kind used for shop window dressing
SECTION XXI
Notes.
1. This Chapter does not cover
(a) Eyebrow and other cosmetic pencils (heading No
33 06),
Works of art, collectors' pieces, and antiques
CHAPTER 99
Notes.
(b) Buttons, studs, cuff-links or othor articles of a kind described in heading No 98,01 oi 98 12, if made wholly or partly of precious- metal or rolled precious metal (subject to the provisions of Note 2(a) to Chapter 71) or if containing pearls or precious or semi-precious stones (natural, synthetic or ^constructed) (Chapter 71), (c) Parts of general use, as defined in Noto 2 to Section XV, of base metal (Section XV), or similar goods of artifi- cial plastic materials (which arc generally classified in heading No. 39 07);
(d) Mathematical drawing pens (heading No 90 16), or (e) Toys falling within Chapter 97;
2 Subject to Noto 1 above, the headings in this Chapter are to be taken to apply to goods of the kind described whether or not composed wholly or partly of prccirus metal or rolled precious metal or of pearls or precious or semi-precious stones (natural, synthetic or recons- tructed)
3, Cases, boxes and similar containers imported with arti- cles of this Chapter are to be classified with such articles if they are of a kind normally sold therewith Cases, boxes and similar containers imported separately are to be classified under then appropriate headings
98.01 Buttons and button moulds, studs, cuff-links, and press- fasteners, including snap-fasteners and press-studs; blanks and parts of such articles 98 02 Slide fastenois and parts thereof 98 03 Fountain pens, stylogiaph pens and pencils (including ball point pons and pencils) and other pens, pen-holders, pencil-holders and similar holders, propelling pencils and sliding pencils, parts and fittings thereof, othei than those falling within heading No 98 04 or 98 05.
98.04 Pen nibs and nib points 98.05 Pencils (other than pencils of heading No 98.03), pencil leads, slate pencils, crayons and pastels, drawing charcoals and writing and drawing chalks; tailcrs' and billiards chalks.
98.06 Slates and boards, with writing or drawing surfaces,
whether framed or not.
98.07 Date, sealing or numbering stamps, and the like (in- cluding devices for printing or embossing labels), desig- ned for operating in the hand, hand-operated composing sticks and hand printing sets incorporating such com- posing sticks
98.08 Typcwi itei and similar ribbons, whethci or not on spools,
ink-pads, with oi without boxes.
1 This Chapter does not cover : (a) Unused postage, revenue or similar stamps of current or new issue in the country to which they are destined (heading No 49 07);
(ft) Theatrical scenery, studio back-cloths or the like, of
painted canvas (heading No 59 12); or
(f) Pearls or precious or semi-precious stones (heading No
71,01 or 71 02)
2 For the purposes of heading No 99 02, the expression "original engravings, prints and lithographs" means impressions produced directly, in black and white or in colour, of one or of several plates wholly executed by hand by the artist, irrespective of the process or of the material employed by him, but not including any mechani- mcal or photomechanical process
3. Heading No. 99 03 is to be taken not to apply to mass- produced reproductions or works of conventional crafts- manship of a commercial character,
4 (a) Subject to Notes 1 to 3 above articles falling within headings of this Chapter are to be classified in whichever of those headings is appropriate and not in any other heading of the Nomenclature.
(b) Heading No 99 06 is to be taken not to apply to articles within any of the preceding headings of this Chapter
5. Frames around paintings, drawings, pastels, engravings, prints or lithographs are to be treated as forming part of those articles, provided they arc of a kind and of a value noimal to those articles
99 01 Paints, drawings and pastels, executed entirely by hand, (other than industrial drawings, falling within heading No. 49 06 and other than hand-painted or hand-deco- rated manufactured articles)
99 02 Original engravings, prints and lithographs, 99 03 Original sculptures and statuary, in any material 99 04 Postage, revenue and similar stamps (incT 'dnt* s' imp- postmarks and franked envelopes, leilei-. uds ,J the like), used or if unused not of current oi new i ,sue in the country to which they are destined
99 05 Collections and colVct'irs'pie <:• -M"zool< jjcal, botanical, mineral ogical, an.itomical In jrical, archaeological, paleontotogical, ctl nographic oi numismatic intciest
99 06 Antiques of an age exceeding one hundred yeais
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324/458 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I SFC. 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/459 324/460 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/461 324/462 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART 1 Sir, 1] THF. GAZETTF, OF INDTA YX I R<\ORD!NARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1809 124/46.1 324/464 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I SEC I] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/46533 G of 1/77—33
324/466 "iHE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAL3AKHA 7, 1899 |PART I SEC. 1J THE GAZET1E OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAlSAKHA 1, 1899 3?4/467 324/468 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977 A'AISAKHA 7, t899 |PARI I SEC, 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDTA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/469 3 2 4 / 4 70 T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 3 99 [ P A RT I S EC 11 T HF G A Z E T TF OF f N D TA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R TL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 3 2 4 / 4 71 3 2 4 / 4 72 T HH G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / v A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 [ P A RT 1 Sec 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXIRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/47333 Oof 1/77—34
3 2 4 / 4 74 T HH G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7. 1 9 7 7 / V A 1 S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 [ P A RT I SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF TNDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/475 334/476 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 189$ [PART I SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAlSAKHA 1, 1899 324/477 324/478 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I SEC 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27. 1977/VAISAKHA 7. 1899 334/479 324/480 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/48133 G of 1/77—35
3 2 4 / 4 82 H IE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K I IA 7, 1 8 99 [ P A RT I SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/483 324/484 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY :r lavj] 6681 lL VHXVSIVA/U6I *LZ HtfdV SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VMSAKHA 7, 1899 324/485 324/486 I HE GAZETTE OF INDIA GXIKAORD1NARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 1, 1899 [PART I SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/487 324/488 THE GAZETTE OF TNDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I SEC. 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/48933 G of 1/77—36
324/490 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAlSAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I SEC. 1| THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/491 324/492 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7. 1899 324/493 324/494 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAlSAKHA 7, 1899 324/495 324/496 THE GAZETTE OF INDfA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAlSAKHA 7, 1899 tPART I SEC 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXIRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 324/49733 G of 1/77—37
324/498 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDTA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/499 324/500 IHE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRII 27, 1977/VAJSAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/50133 G of 1/77—38
3 2 4 / 5 02 T Hf G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, I 9 7 7 / V A J S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 [ P A RT I SEC . 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDTA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/503 324/504 I HE c^ZETTE OF JND1A EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I SEC 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/505SECTION I
PART 'A'
Export Production
Objective
while for others the requirements of exporting units will be liberally met. REP entitlements will also be allowed to be utilised for import of permissible types of machinery.
Special treatment for export-oriented units for import
of raw materials
The Fifth Five-Year Plan envisages growth of exports at a compound rate of 7.6 per cent per annum. This objective can be achieved only if export earnings from industrial products increase at a compound rate of 16—22 per cent per annum. In planning and licensing industrial capacity, demand projections would, therefore, include export requirements. It is expected that rising external demand over the coming years would thus impart a strong impulse to industrial growth.
5 (1) Industrial units which export 20 per cent or more of their production will be eligible for preferred sources of supply for import of raw materials and components in accordance with the policy for Actual Users laid down in Vol. I of this Book.
Industrial licensing
(2) For the purpose of determining export perfc- mance in such cases, the type of exports which qualify for import replenishment, will be taken into account. Exports made through export houses wdl also be taken into account provided such exports are identifiable.
Export Obligations
2 (1) Government have recognised the need for adequate orientation of licensing policy in order to step up the export effort. In pursuance of such recognition, government have since introduced modified industrial licensing policy, details of which have been announced by the Department of Industrial Develop- ment in various Prc^s Notes from time to time. Copies of Press Notes dated 15th February 1975 and 30th September 1976 issued by the Department of Industrial Development are reproduced in Annexure I to this Part.
(2) In the case of exporting units with sustained and continuous export performance, the licensing of increased capacity under the Industries (Development & Regulation) Acf, 1951, over and above their existing licensed capacity to the extent of such exports, will be favourably considered.
6. (1) Arrangements have been made to keep proper watch on the fulfilment of export obligations imposed on industrial licences, C.G. licences and on approvals of foreign collaboration. Unless otherwise provided, the exports made in the discharge of such export obligations qualify for import replenishment in accor- dance with the provisions made in the import policy for Registered Exporters.
Collaboration in export-oriented units
3. (1) Foreign collaborations will be more freely permitted in the case of primarily export-oriented units. The existing collaboration agreements providing for restraints on exports will be suitably revised when due for renewal. All applications for foreign collaborations should be submitted direct to the Foreign Investment Board Secretariat, Department of Industrial Develop- ment, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi.
(2) The policy of not allowing foreign collaboration in trading activities may also be relaxed provided such collaboration is intended exclusively for exports.
(3) Foreign collaboration may also be considered in low priority sectors if the collaboration agreement provides for the greater part of production to be exported.
(2) Where a manufacturer, who is under export obligation, exports his products through another exporter, such exports may be taken into account for the discharge of export obligation of the manufacturer concerned, provided the following conditions arc satisfied :—
(i) There is an acceptable documentary evidence to show that the goods expoited had been manufactured by the manufacturer who is under export obligation;
(li) The name of the manufacturer of the goods exported appears in all or any of the export documents;
(ui) The manufacturer of the goods exported produces "no objection" certificate (disclaimer) from the other party whose name also appears in ah1 or any of the export documents; and
Import of capital goods by export-oriented units
4 The policy for import of capital goods for export- oriented units has been substantially liberalised. Certain types of machines have been placed on O.G.L., (iv) The other party referred to in (Ui) above gives a declaration to the effect that it shall not utilise the same exports to discharge its own export obligation, if any.
324/506 THK GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I(3) In respect of "Lhixd party" exports i.e. where all or any of the export documents contain the names of two parties, the import replenishment licence as admissible under the import policy for Registered Exporters may be claimed by any of these two parties provided, (0 the claimant is a Registered Exporter and is otherwise eligible under the policy and (ii) the claimant produces a certificate of "disclaimer" from the other party in his favour.
stipulated for these commodities from the stages of selection and purchase of raw matenals to processing, production and packaging. In-process quality control will be extended to the manufacture of the other export products. It is expected that all exporting units will, in the interest of the reputation of the goods manu- factured by them, adopt even where not prescribed, in-process quality control measures.
Complaints against Indian exporters
Quality Control Measures
7, A comprehensive programme of quality control and pre-shipment inspection has been put into effect under the Export (Quality Control and Inspection) Act, 1963. In-process quality control has also been introduced for selected chemicals and engineering items. Certain levels of in-process quality control have been 8. Complaints received against individual exporters will be investigated by the Export Promotion Organi- sation concerned in order that defaulting units may be cautioned and steps taken to preserve the reputation of Indian products. A detailed procedure for dealing with complaints against Indian exporters from foreign buyers is given in Appendix I in Section Til of this book.
SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/507SECTION I
ANNEXURE I TO PART 'A1
PRESS NOTE
Endorsement of Productive capacity In registration certificates issued under (he IDR Act and recognition capacity
tor export production la industrial licences
Section 10 of the Industries (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951 relating to registration of indus- trial undertakings was amended in December, 1973 conferring powers on the Central Government to spe- cify the productive capacity of such undertakings in the related registration certificates. As it was consider- ed that it would not be practicable to endorse the pro- ductive capacity in respect of all the undertakings cov- ered by registration certificates it was provided in the Act that Government would notify the class of under- takings, which would be required to produce within a specified period the registration certificates for the purpose of entering therein the productive capacity of the undertakings. The list of industries in respect of which the concerned undertakings will be required to produce the registration certificates is being noti- fied separately. The undertakings will be required to produce their registration certificates, within a period of 3 months from the date of the notification, for getting the productive capacity endorsed in those registration certificates.
2. The Industries (Development & Regulation) Amendment Act of 1973 specifies the factors to be taken into account in fixing the productive capacity of the undertaking In specifying the productive capacity in a Certificate of Registration, the Central Govern- ment shall take into consideration inter alia the level of the highest annual production during the 3 years immediately preceding the introduction of the In- dustries (Development & Regulation) Amendment Bill 1973, the extent to which production during the said period was utilised for export and such other relevant factors. In normal cases the productive capacity of undertakings covered by registration certi- ficates will be fixed taking into account the various factors enumerated in the Act. With a view to en- suring that process of fixation of the productive capacity should in no way inhibit the possibility of maximising exports, it has been decided that the highest production for domestic sales in any of the three years preceding the date of the introduction of the IDR Amendment Bill, namely the 29th August, 1973, plus the highest production of exports in any such year, even though not in the same year may be adopted as being the productive capacity for endorse- ment. For this purpose, the industrial undertakings will have to send their registration certificates, together with particulars relating to production achieved during the three years prior to 29th August, 1973 and the ex- ports made during each of the three years, to the administrative Ministry
3. If, however, any such registered undertaking claims that it is capable of production to an even higher extent than the capacity indicated above, and that such additional production is for exports the recognition of such higher capacity may be con sidered subject to the following conditions •—
(1) that the capacity claimed actually existed on the date of introduction of the Bill namely 29th August, 1973.
(2) that no additional equipment would need to
be installed for this purpose.
(3) that such capacity shall be utilised only for
exports.
(4) that the value added by way of exports is
reasonable.
(5) that the normal eligibility for enhancement by 25% be subsumed in the higher capacity so recognised,
4. Government have decided that the facility of recognition of export performance and capability should be made available to licensed undertakings also. Undertakings holding industrial licences with specific capacities mentioned therein may also therefore come forward for recognition of enhanced capacities on the basis that such addition has been utilised for exports. Where any such licensed under- taking claims additional capacity on grounds of further export capability, such additional capacity may also be recognised, subject inter alia to the conditions that no additional equipment would need to be ins- talled for this purpose, such capacity will be utilised only for export, the value added is reasonable and the normal eligibility for increase by 25% be subsumed in the higher capacity,
5. In respect of foreign majority companies and undertakings in respect of which prior approval under
324/508 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART Ithe MRTP Act is necessary, special procedure will be followed by constituting a Task Force in the
Ministry of Industry & Civil Supplies for considering their applications.
Ministry of Industry and Civil Supplies
(Deptt. of Industrial Development)
No. 12(3)/Lic. Pol./74.
New Delhi the 15th February, 1975
Forwarded to the Information Officer, Press Information Burean, Shastri Bhavan, New Delhi with the request that wide publicity may be given to this Press Note.
Sd/-
(S. K. SAHGAL)
JOINT SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
SFC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/509GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY
Department of Industrial Development
_ New Delhi, 30th September, 1976
PRESS NOTE
SUBJECT —Facilities to export-oriented industries for import of machinery.
Government have been announcing, from tune to time, measures designed to encourage export-oriented industries in the country. It is recognised that in order to maintain its competitiveness in international markets, an industry has to keep on up-dating its technology, improvmg its operational efficiency and reducing costs of production. The quality of the product has also to be improved and brought in line with or made superior to the competing goods in international markets. A continuing effort has, there^ fore, to be made even to maintain the existing exports, as percentage of total production, made by an industry. With a view to facilitating efforts in this direction, it has been decided that an industrial undertaking which has been exportmg more than 20% of its total production durmg the past three years and gives an undertaking to contmue to export more than 20% of its total enhanced production for the next five years would be exempted from procedures of indigenous scrutiny including the clearance from Capital Goods Committee in the matter of importing machinery provided that (a) where the industrial undertaking has been licensed with a higher initial export obligation, they would have to maintain that higher level as against 20% of total production, (b) the total value of imported equipment shall not exceed Rs. 1 crore in one year. The import of machinery would be allowed either through the provision of free foreign exchange or through licences against external credits, as may be appropriate in each case. The import licences will be issued by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports with the condition that the requisite legal bond for fulfilling the export commitment shall be executed by the party as per procedure in force. The equipment so imported would be actually installed in the industrial undertaking and will not be transferred to other parties. 2, The installation of the impoited equipment would result in higher productive capacity. The additional productive capacity will be recognised by Government by making necessary amendments in the industrial licence on the basis of a special procedure provided that such installation of imported equipment does not result in any encroachment of products reserved for the small scale sector
The proposal to recognise consequent additional productive capacity would be received by the Joint Secretary concerned with the industry in the Adminis- trative Ministry who would accord necessary approval after satisfying himself that the conditions specified above have been fulfilled. The proposal received from foreign Companies coming under the purview of the FERA and undertakings coming under the purview of MRTP Act would be considered by a Task Force to be constituted in the Administrative Ministry concerned consisting of representatives of concerned Ministries including that of the Department of Company Affairs. The Task Force would accord approvals to such proposals expeditiously.
No. 10(l)/76-L.P.
New Delhi, 30 September, 1976
Forwarded to the Information Officer, Press Infor- mation Bureau, Shastri Bhavan, New Delhi with the request that wide publicity may be given to the Press Note.
Sd/-
(BHARAT BHUSHAN), Under Secretary to the Government of India.
324/510 THE; GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PART 1SECTION 1
PART 'B1
IMPORT POLICY FOR REGISTERED
EXPORTERS
Objective
9. Hie objective of the impoit policy for Registered Expoiters is to provide to the registered exporters by way of replenishment, trom the most preferred sources, the imported materials required in the manufacture of the products exported by them.
Eligibility for import replenishment licences
10. The following types of exports will quahly foi
import replenishment :-—
(a) Sales to foreign tourists of selected products
under the pi escribed schemes,
(b) Supplies made by Indian firms to l.B.R.D / I.D A. aided projects in India when such supplies are made under the pioccdure of mternational competitive bidding;
(c) Exports to Nepal for projects financed by IBRD, IDA, Asian Development Bank and UN Organisations at international prices provided such supplies are paid for in free foreign exchange or in accoidance wilh the payment procedures for procurements under IBRD, IDA and ADB regulations;
(d) Supplies made by Indian firms in India under the aid programmes of United Nations and other Multinational agencies at international pi ices and paid for in free foreign exchange;
(c) Supplies made from India to Indian missions abroad or members of such missions, branches of Indian banks abroad and offices of Air India abroad, against payment in free foreign exchange;
(f) Sales to foreign shipping companies as ship stores, provided payment is received in foreign exchange or in Indian rupees obtained from the exchange of foreign currency.
(,g) Exports to Bangladesh under Limited Payments Arrangement/Balanced Trade and Payments Arrangement;
(h) Exports to Bangladesh under special bank
credits made available by I D.B.l , (i) Exports to Bangladesh against Emergency
Relief Credit under the provisions of the
Ministry of Commerce Public Notice
No. 42-ETC(PN)/74, dated 6th December,
1974; and
(j) Exports to Bangladesh against Commodity
Credit under the provisions of the Ministry
of Commerce Public Notice No. 46-ETC
(PN)/74 dated 26th December, 1974.
11. Exports on consignment basis will qualify for replenishment only after the export proceeds have been realised against final sales and surrendered to the Indian Exchange Control.
12. The following types of exports will not qualify
for import replenishment:—
(I) Exports to Bhutan;
(nj Exports to Nepal and Afghanistan, except
those paid for in free foreign exchange;
(in) Exports under barter deals or under trade promotion agreements entered into by public sector agencies in India with over- seas buyers, unless otherwise provided in the relevant barter deal or trade promotion agreement; and
(iv) Exports to Bangladesh against Commodity Grant under the Ministry of Commerce Public Notice No. 3-ETC(PN)/75 dated 25th January, 1975.
13. (a) Products for which floor prices for exports have been fixed by a legistermg authority, wdl qualify for rcplemshment under tills policy only if the exports satisfy the floor price condition.
(b) Exports effected will qualify for replenish- ment under this policy only if such exports are made in accordance with the provisions of the Export Trade Control Order as amended from time to time, wherever applicable.
Export products and extent of replenishment
14. The products against the export of which re- plenishment will be allowed have been enumerated in Col. 2 of the statement in Section II The extent of leplcnishment that will be peimissible against
SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899^ 3 2^5^each product has been indicated in Co) 3 of the
same statement in terms of a percentage of the f o.b
value of the export.
15 (i) The percentage indicated in Col. 3 of the statement in Section II will apply in the case of ex- ports effccLed on oi after 1st April, 1977. In the event of any subsequent change in these percentages, the change so announced, unless otherwise stated, will be applicable to exports made on and after the date of announcement for the purpose of granting import replenishment licences, except in the case ot registered export contracts.
(ii) Wherever an export product is classified for the first time and a Public Notice is issued to that effect, the classification will have effect from the date of issue of the Public Notice, except in cases where an exporter has exported the new product against
(m) Wherever an export pioduct is reclassificd, and a Public Notice is issued to that effect, the ie- classificatiun will be effective in respect of exports made on or after the date of issue of the Public Notice, for the purpose of grant of import replenish- ment licences except in case where exports are made against a duly registered contiact.
(iv) If the classification of an expoit product is specifically indicated in Section II and it is different fiom the classification of the same product in Section IV, the former will prevail
16 In the case of registered export contracts, the crucial date for determining the percentage of repleL nishment wilt be the date of the contract. If the registered contract is a public tender contract of a foreign government or a foreign public utility, or IDA/IBRD Contract for supplies to be made in India under the procedure of international competi- tive bidding, the crucial date for determining tho percentage of replenishment will be the date of the tender or the date of "offer" according to the pro- visions made in this policy.
17. In the case of exports on consignment basis, the import replenishment percentage in force on the date of realisation of the sale proceeds, will be applicable
18. A special procedure will be followed where the quantum of replenishment provided is inadequate to accommodate an essential raw material or compo- iicm which is lequired to be imported on the ground that the quality of the indigenous substitute is not adequate, or its price is too high, to maintain the competitive stiengih of the export product, or the quantity ul the mdigenous substitute is not adequate to meet the demand. In such cases, requests for exceeding the prescribed replenishment limits will be considered on merits by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi while dealing with applications for advance licences.
19. Where the licensing authority considers that the value ol the goods exported is over-invoiced or there has been a mis-declaration of description of the pioducts exported, it shall be open to it either to refuse to issue any licence agamst such expoits or to reduce the value of the licence to such figure as it deems fit. This will be without prejudice to any other action that the licensing authority may take under the Imports and Exports (Control) Act, 1947 or Orders issued thereunder or under any other pm vision*.
20. Import licences issued under this policy, un- less otherwise indicated, will be valid for imports irom General Currency Area.
Categoric* of exporters
21. There are broadly three categories of Registered Exporters. These are merchant-exporters, manufacturer-exporteis and export houses holding Export House Certificates, m the private or public sectors. Applications for import licences under this policy will be entertained only from Registered Exporters.
Utilisation of REP entitlements by different categories
of exporters
22. (1) All Registered Exporters can transfer their REP entitlements or REP licences m favour of STC, the State Chemicals & Pharmaceutical Corporation, the Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation or an Export House in accoi dance with the proceduie for transfer laid down in Part C. Requests for such transfer can be made either in the import application or after the issue of the licence. However, requests for transfer of REP licences by merchant exporleis should be made at the time of applying for the licence, except in cases covered by sub-para 24(2) below in wluch such request can be made after the issue of the licence. No REP
324/512 THE GAZBTTE OF TNDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 [.PART Ilicence will be issued in the name of a merchant-
exporter, except as provided in sub-para 2 4 ( 2 ).
(2) A nominee-manufacturer holding REP licence can also transfer the licence in favour of the aforesaid agencies.
(3) An Export House can also transfer its REP entitlement or REP licence to STC, the State Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Corporation, Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation or to another Export House.
23. All legistered exporters can transfer their REP entitlements or REP licences in favour of a manufacturer/manufacturers by nominating such manufacturer(s) in accordance with the provisions for nominations laid down in this part. Requests for such transfer by nomination can be made either in the import application or after the issue of the licence. However, in the case of merchant-exporters, the request for transfer should be made at the time of applying for the licence except m cases covered by sub-para 24(2) in which such request can be made after the issue of the licence.
24. (1) Manufacturer-exporters and export houses will also have the option to obtain REP licence in their own name for the whole of the import replenishment or a part thereof.
(2) Some merchant-exporters perform enter- preneunal functions also. They supply the required materials to small and cottage industry units in order to get the goods manufactured from them for export, according to the foreign buyer's specifications and design, on payment of manufacturing charges. Such merchant-exporters, who function as enterpreneurs, will be treated as manufacturer-exporters for the pur- pose of utilisation of REP entitlements. This facility will, however, be given only for the exports of the following products :—
(i) EPNS and German Silver-ware;
(ii) Leather manufactures,
(in) Sports goods;
(iv) Handicrafts;
(v) Agarbatis and chandan dhoop,
(vi) Natural silk fabrics;
(vii) Rcadymadc garments,
(vm) Woollen carpets, rugs and druggets (hand-
made);
(ix) Handloom products, namely, cotton fabrics and mixed fabrics of cotton and wool/silky jute and non-fabric cotton textile items.
In these cases, import replenishment licences will, on request, be issued to them subject to the condition that the imported materials will either be used on licensee's account for the manufacture of products to be exported or the licensee will dispose of the imported materials to actual users as a part of the overall arrangement that he may make to procure manufactured products [or export. These REP licences will be valid for impoit of raw materials, components, consumable stoies and packing materials required for the manu- facture of the product exported which a manufacturer- exporter of the same product would be entitled to impoit under the policy in force. The name of the product exported will be indicated on the REP licence,
(3) REP licences/Release Orders issued to manufacturer-exporters and nominee-manufacturers shall be subject to "Actual User" condition. However, Government may from time to time, allow relaxation of actual user condition, on a selective basis, in respect of imported materials which are not directly used by the licence-holder but which have to pass through some intermediary stages of processing before they can be used by the licence- holder for production m his factory. In such cases the licence-holders may be allowed to dispose of the imported materials as part of the arrangement that they may make to procure their requirements of intermediary products for use in their pioduction.
Provisions for nomination
25. Nomination may be made in favour of :—
(a) a manufacturer of the product exported (i.e. a manufacturer of a product falling in the same Serial Number or sub-Serial Number, as the case may be, in which the exported product falls); or
(b) a manufacturer of any other product,
26, For the purpose of determining eligibility of a nominee under para 25 above, the nominee manufacturer should possess Actual Uuser licence/ Release Order issued to him for the period 1975-76, 1976-77 or 1977-78 for the import/allotment of raw materials and components required in the manufacture of the same end-product on the basis of which he is claiming nomination. Where a nominee-manufacturer
Sec 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA FXI RAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 324/513has not obtained Actual User licence or Release Order for any of these periods, he may produce, in support of his eligibility as a nominee, a certificate from his sponsoring authority to the effect that he is actually engaged in the manufacture of the end- product (to be named in the certificate).
Value limit for nominations
27 (i) Small .scale units.—The value of nomi- nations made during 1977-78 in favour of SSI units in terms of para 25 above should not exceed ten times the value of the A U. licences/Release Orders obtained by the unit for 1975-76, 1976-77 or 1977-78 Where a unit has not obtained Actual User licence or Release Order for any of these periods, the maximum value limit upto which it may be allowed to acquire nominations during 1977-78 should not exceed twice the value of imported raw materials, components, packing materials and consumable stores consumed by it during 1976-77 as certified by a Chartered Accountant.
(ii) Large Scale Units.—In the case of such units, the nominations during 1977-78 should not be acquired for a value which would enable them to produce goods beyond their licensed/authorised capacity.
(hi) Any violation of the above provisions will render the registered exporter and his nominee liable for adjustment of the excess value of nomination against future entitlement of the exporter or his nominee. This will be without prejudice to any other action that the licensing authority may take under the Imports & Exports (Control) Act, 1947 or Order issued thereunder from time to time.
28. (1) Nomination papers should be filed by Registered exporters along with their REP applications. However, where nomination has not been made while making REP application, and the licence has been issued in the name of the registered exporter in accordance with the policy, it will be open to the licence holder to apply to the licensing authority for transferring that licence to an eligible nominee manufacturer by filing the necessary nomi- nation papers. In such cases, if the nomination is acceptable as per policy, the licensing authority will transfer the licence, in question, to the nominee by making a suitable endorsement thereon under sub- clause 5(3) (i) of the Imports (Control) Order, 1955. If such licence bears any endorsement for import of some itcm(s) which the original licence holder only could import, the licensing authority will delete such
items from the licence while transferring the licence
in favour of ihc nominee-manufacturer. The nominee
will utilise the licence according to the policy appli-
cable to him.
(2) While allowing transfer of a licence in favour (jf a nominee-manufacturer, the licensing authority will not allow any extension in the validity period of trie licence for the purpose of such transfer
Items permissible for import
29. Under the Policy upto the year 1976-77, Section II contained the items of import against each export product. These items were given in Col. 4 in the policy statement in Section II (commonly known as the 'Shopping' list) This has now been dispensed with. Consequently, Section II in this Book does not contain any shopping list against individual export products. In the absence of the shopping list, REP hcences issued to different categories of exporters and their nominees/transferees will be valid for import of raw materials, components, packing materials and consumable stores as laid down in this policy.
Manufacturer-exporters
30. (1) If a manufacturer-exporter obtains the REP licence in his own name against his own exports, the licence will be valid for import of any raw materials, components, consumable stores and packing materials required for use in the licence-holder's factory. The licence shall be subject to "Actual User" condition. The import shall be subject to the following restrictions :—
(a) Annexure T to this Part contains a list of banned items The list is in two parts, viz. Part I and Part II. Items appearing in Part I of the list can be imported for a total value not exceeding 10% of the value of the licence and, within this limit, the import of a single item should not exceed Rs. one lakh in value, within the over-all value of the licence. Items appearing in Part II of the list will not be allowed to be imported.
(b) In respect of items permissible to actual users on a restricted basis as appearing in Appendix 55 in Volume I of the Red Book, the import should not exceed 20% of the value of the REP licence and, within this limit, the import of a single item should not exceed Rs. 2 lakhs in value, within the over- all value of the licence.
324,"?14 THE C.AZFTTF OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I(c) Annexure IT to this Part contains Export- linked-Import list of items The items appealing in this list will be allowed to be imported only against exports of the products indicated against each. These items will not be allowed to be imported against export of other products
(2) If a manufaetuier-exporter needs to import an item to an extent to which he cannot import that item under (a) to (c) in sub-para (1) above, he may apply for specific endorsement of such item on the REP licence to the licensing authority concerned through DGTD, New Delhi (E.P. Directorate), giving full justification.
Merchant-exporters
(3) If a Merchant exporter obtains REP licence in his own name against bis own exports of products listed in para 24(2), the licence will be valid for import of any raw materials, components, consumable stores and packing materials required for use in the manufacture of the product exported. The import shall be subject to the same restrictions as contained in (a) to (c) in sub-para (1) of this para.
Nominee-manufacturers
31. (1) If the nominee is a manufacturer of the product exported (i.c a manufacturer of a product falling in the same serial number or sub-serial number, as the case may be, in which the exported product falls), the REP licence obtained by him will be valid for import of any raw materials, components, consum- able stores and packing materials required for use in the licence-holder's factory in the same manner and subject to the same restrictions as laid down in the case of a manufacturer-exporter in para 30 above.
(2) If the nominee is a manufacturer of any other product not covered by sub-para (1) above, the REP licence obtained by him will be valid for the import of raw materials, components, consumable stores and packing materials covered by his actual user licence/ Release Order issued since 1st April, 1976 This will be subject to the following conditions/restrictions : —
(a) Face value jestrictions in respect of individual items in the actual user licence/Release Order will apply.
(b) Items appearing in the ExporMinked-Import list in Annexure II to this part will not be allowed to be imported.
(c) The facility of importing non-permissible items to the extent of 10% of the value of the licence as available in the case of actual user licence will also be available in the same manner against the REP licence except that items referred to at (b) above and items falling in Part II of the banned list in Annexure-I to this part will not be allowed.
(d) Items appearing in the AU Release Order
will be allowed direct import against the REP
licence subject to para 33 below.
(3) If the nominee-manufacturer referred to in sub- para (2) does not possess actual user licence/release order, he may be allowed to import against the REP licence, the items, namely, raw materials, components, consumable stores and packing materials, which are permissible in the Actual Users policy in Volume I of the Red Book for the particular industry in which the nominee-manufacturer is engaged including items which the actual user can obtain under direct allotment scheme from canalising agency.
(4) If the nominee-manufacturer referred to in sub- para (2) needs to import an item to an extent to which he cannot import that item under sub-paras (2) & (3), he may apply for specific endorsement of such item on the REP licence to the licensing authority concerned through DGTD, New Delhi (E.P. Directorate), giving full justifications.
32. (1) Import of technical designs, drawings and other technical documentation and/or facilities for type testing of equipment abroad may be allowed, on request, against REP licences, in consultation with the DGTD (E. P. Directorate) upto a value not exceeding Rs. 5 lakhs in each case in a licensing period.
(2) REP licences will be valid for import of computer tags/cards, printed labels, printed polyethylene/polypropylene bags, illustrated catalogues, pictures, albums and mailing lists upto 1% of the value of the licence, within the overall value of the licences Requests for grant of Customs Clearance Permits for import of these items may be considered subject to the condition that they shall be used for exports only.
Import of canalised items against REP licences
33. (1) Import of certain items is canalised through public sector agencies as indicated in Section III of Red Book (Vol, I) for 1977-78.
SEC 11 THE GAZETTE OF TNDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 324/515However, REP licences issued to manufacturer- exporters, nominee-manufacturers or export houses will be valid for import of such canalised items also, provided, (a) the licence holder is otherwise allowed to import that item against the same licence in accordance with the policy in force and (b) the value of import is within the limit upto which the item, in question, can be imported against the said licence In earlier licensing periods, the licensing authorities used to lssiue licences in the name of canalising agency with letters of authonty for such items in favour of the parties concerned to enable them to make direct imports As a measure of procedural simplification, the system of issuing licences with letters of authority has been discontinued. Under the current policy, the REP licences, will be valid for direct import of canalised items like other items as indicated above.
(2) The facility of direct import of canalised items provided in sub-para (1) will not be available for the import of the following items :—
(i) Shoddy wool/woollen rags.
fii) Raw film.
(6) REP licence holder who is eligible to import a canalised item against the licence, in question, may arrange import of that item, like other items, through STC, MMTC, State Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Corporation of India Ltd. (CPC), or an export house, without having to obtain a letter of authonty in favour of the importing agency. In such cases, the STC, MMTC, State Chemicals k Pharmaceuticals Coiporation of India Ltd (CPC), or an export house, as the case may be, will import the goods only as an agent of the licence holder subject to terms and conditions laid down in Chapter XIII of the I T.C. Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1977-78. The imported materials shall be delivered to the licence holder by the importing agency.
(7) In cases where direct import of canalised items is permitted as indicated above, the importers bhall be required to furnish particulars of imports to the canalising agency concerned within 30 days from the date of clearance of the goods through the customs in the proforma annexed to this Part (Annexure III).
IRMAC Facilities
(iii) Raw Silk.
(:v) Stainless steel.
(3) The facility of direct import of canalised items will also not be available in the case of REP licences acquired by transfer by export houses.
(4) In cases covered by sub-paras (2) and (3) above, only Release Orders will be issued on the canalising agencies concerned on the request of the applicant for the items and the value indicated by him according to his entitlement under the policy. In such cases also, direct import may be allowed in lieu of a Release Order on the basis of a specific "No Objection" certificate issued by the canalising agency concerned, or m cases where the canalising agency has not been able to arrange imports within 6 months from the date of registration of the Release Order with the canalising agency or within the delivery schedule indicated by Release Order holder, which- ever is later.
(5) In the case of export houses covered by sub- para (3) above, requests for direct import of canalised items may be considered on merits by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi where the said authority is satisfied rhat there is a need to allow direct imports of a particular item under certain conditions.
34 (1) REP licence holders can obtain imported materials "off-the-shelf" against their valid licences from the "Industrial Raw Materials Assistance Centre" (IRMAC) set up by the STC or State Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Corporation of India Ltd. To the extent, the goods are supplied by the IRMAC, the licences, in question, will not be valid for direct imports by the licence holders.
(2) The IRMAC facilities may also be provided by Export Corporations of State Governments to the actual users and exporters in the small scale sector, in accordance with the scheme indicated below :—
(i) This scheme will be handled only by those Export Corporations of State Governments which have been registered as export houses and have been authorised by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports to offer the TRMAC facilities.
fii) These corporations will service only REP and A U. licences issued to SSI units.
Oil) Such Export Corporations will be granted imprest licences for a value as may be decided by the CCI&E and subject to such terms and conditions as may be indicated to enable them to import permissible raw materials and components in advance for
324/516 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 [PART Igives an account of such advance allocations to the licensing authority along with original export documents as evidence of fulfilment of export obligation by the unit. The licensing authority will retain the original documents after necessary endorsement thereon that the exports, in question, shall not qualify for replenishment.
Supply of indigenous materials for export production
35. (I) Under this scheme, indigenous producer
of any item can supply that item to a person hold- ing a valid REP licence or Actual User licence for the item in question. Such supply will be consider- ed as an export, (i) for the purpose of import rep- lenishment as admissible to manufacturer-exporters under the import policy for Registered Exporters, (ii) foi the purpose of qualifying exports for the grant of Export House Certificate, (iii) for benefits, if any, available to exporting units under the Actual User policy and (iy) for the discharge of export obligation, if any, imposed on the indigenous pro- ducer under the capital goods scheme, industrial licence or on approval of foreign collaboration.
supplies to be made off-the-shelf. The stocks of imported materials can be further replenished by the Corporation by obtaining import licences from the licensing authorities by surrendering the release orders serviced. (IV) SSI units holding valid REP and A.U. licences and willing to obtain the goods, against such licences, whether in part or full, from the Coiporation should produce the licence, in question, to the licensing authority concerned indicating the items and their value, which are sought to be procured from the corporation. To the extent, the goods are to be obtained from the corporation, the licensing authority will issue a release order by corresponding reduction in the value of the licence and other consequent amendment as may be necessary in the licence If the goods covering the entire value of the licence are to be obtained from the corporation, the licensing authority will cancel the licence while issuing a release order. The licensing authority will not accept a licence for the purpose unless it has a balance validity period of at least six months. The release order will be issued on the State export corporation concerned in favour of the party, against which the corporation will supply the goods. The original release order should be retained by the corporation after obtaining thereon the acknowledge- ment of the release order holder for the receipt of the goods against the release order and the value thereof. The corporation will be required to produce these release orders to the licensing authority in order to obtain the import licence for replenishing its stock.
(2) In cases where the indigenous producer is wil- ling to sell the goods to a valid licence-holder under the scheme and the licence-holder is willing to pur- chase the goods, in question, the licence-holder should make a specific request to the licensing authority which issued the licence, indicating the value for which the goods covered by the import licence are proposed to be procured from the indigenous pro- ducer. Upon such request, the licensing authority will issue a Release Order on the indigenous producer indicating the description of goods and the value, and reduce to that extent the value o1 the import licence If the goods to be purchased by the licence- holder cover the entire value of the licence, Ihe licensing authority will cancel the licence while issuing the Release Order. Also, if any particular item is to be procured from the indigenous producer for the entire value up to which that item could be imported against the licence, the licensing authority will make the licence invalid for import of that item while reducing the value of the licence in lieu of the Release Order to be issued.
(3) The price at which such goods may be pro- cured by licence-holders may be negotiated and settled between the buyer and the seller. It will, however, be incumbent on the licence-holder to mention the price and the quantity of goods while applying to the licensing authority for issue of Release Order.
(v) Under this scheme, Export Corporations may also allocate raw materials/components in advance to manufacturer-exporters in the small scale sector, provided (a) the items of raw materials /components and the value thereof are permissible in accordance with the import policy for Registered Exporters, (b) the product to be exported and its FOB value are in accordance with the policy in force, (c) the Corporation takes the necessary safeguards in the form of bank guarantee or legal undertaking to ensure fulfilment of export obligation by the unit concerned and (d) the Corporation
SEC. 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDTA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/517(4) The value to be treated as the f.o.b. value of exports for this purpose will be the value for which the goods are supplied by the indigenous producer or the value of the Release Order issued by the licensing authority in lieu of the import licence against which the goods arc supplied, whichever is lower. The element of Customs and Central Excise duties will not be taken into account for the purpose.
(5) The indigenous producer, apart from having the advantage of discharging his export obligation, will be eligible to the import replenishment licence as may be admissible under the import policy for Registered Exporters on such supplies.
(6) The Release Order in terms of this scheme will be issued by the licensing authority in duplicate Original copy of the Release Order should be retained by the indigenous producer after obtaining thereon the acknowledgement cf the Release Order holder for the receipt of the goods against the Release Order and the value thereof. The indigenous producer shall be required to produce the original copy of the Release Order to the licensing authority concerned as an evidence of export for the purpose of claiming benefits as indicated.
(7) These provisions will also apply to supply of machinery to (i) persons holding valid REP licence or actual user licence for import of machinery and (u) Indians returning from or residing abroad who are eligible for the import of machinery under the import policy in force, purchased out of their foreign exchange earnings abroad, provided the payment for the purchase of such machinery in India is made in free foreign exchange.
(8) If no item is mentioned in the REP licence, the licence holder can still make use of this scheme by purchasing from the indigenous producer any item which he could have otherwise imported against the licence.
Import of jigs, tools, equipment and machinery
against REP entitlements
36.(1) A manufacturer-exporter or a manufacturer nominated by a registered exporter may, on request, be allowed to utilise REP entitlement for :—
(a) import of jigs, tools and equipment for packing and tagging except staples and stapling machines;
(b) import of testing instruments and equipment;
and
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(c) import of plant and machinery required lor expansion, replacement, balancing, moderni- sation, or research and development.
(2) Requests for imports under (a), (b) and (c) of sub-para (1) above will be considered in cases where the essentiality for import has been certified by the sponsoring authority concerned and the items sought to be imported have been cleared by the DGTD from indigenous angle. The procedure for advertisement laid down in para 137, Chapter IV of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1977-78 will not apply in such cases for imports of plant and machinery valued upto Rs. 15 lakhs. This value limit is exclusive of the value of plant and machinery listed in Appendix 3 of the TTC Policy (Vol. I) for 1977-78.
(3) No indigenous clearance or essentiality certificate will be necessary for import of those items of machinery which have been placed on free licensing list for actual users in import policy for 1977-78.
(4) The licensing authority may consider requests for import of jigs, tools, instruments, etc. under (a) and (b) in sub-para (1) above without the recommenda- tion of the sponsoring authority and without obtaining mdigenous clearance from the DGTD, provided, (I) the value of the items sought to be imported docs not exceed Rs. one lakh in the case of large scale industrial units and Rs. 50,000 for SSI units in a licensing period and (ii) the items sought to be imported are not specifically shown as non-permissible to actual users under the import policy in force.
(5) These provisions will also apply to the import of printing and binding machinery by manufacturer- exporters or nominee-manufacturers, if the applicant is otherwise eligible.
(6) Manufacturer-exporters of fish and fish pro- ducts may be allowed to utilise their REP licences to the full extent for the import of machinery like trawlers, plate freezers, marine engines, other grad- jng and processing machinery, brine freezers, sorting filleting machinery and fish-meal plant machinery on the basis of the recommendation of the sponsor- ing authority concerned and subject to indigenous clearance by the DGTD.
(7) Exporters of unmanufactured tobacco may be allowed to utilise their REP entitlements for import of laboratory and testing equipment and machinery for processing tobacco provided the import is re- commended by the sponsoring authority concerned
324/518 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAIS\KHA 7, 1899 [PART Iand the items to be imported have been cleared by DGTD from indigenous angle. The DGTD has already cleared some items from indigenous angle. These are listed in Appendix II. For these items fresh indigenous clearance will not be necessary in individual cases.
(8) REP entitlements may be utilised for import of permissible types of studio equipment, studio bulbs and film laboratory equipment. This facility will be available to film producers, film studios or film processing laboratories on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority concerned.
(9) Requests for import of testing instruments and equipment for packing and tagging by merchant- exporters may be considered for an amount not ex- ceeding 5 per cent of the value of the licence or Rs 25,000 in a licensing period, whichever is less. Imports may be allowed only in respect of items cleared by the DGTD from indigenous angle or in respect of items permitted for import under the policy in force.
(10) A manufacturer-exporter whose export pro- ducts do not qualify for import replenishment under the import policy for Registered Exporters may be allowed to import jigs, tools, instruments etc. under (a) and (b) in sub-para (1) above for a value not exceeding 10 per cent of the FOB value of his ex- ports subject to a maximum of Rs. 50,000 in a licensing period. During 1977-78, this facility may bo given on the basis of exports made in 1976-77 or 1977-78.
37(1). A manufacturer-exporter or an export house the fob value of whose exports in respect of products covered by the import policy for Registered Expor- ters has been Rs. 10 lakhs or more (but less than Rs. 50 lakhs) in 1976-77 or 1977-78, will be allow- ed to import against his REP entitlement in a licensing period :—
(i) one electric typewriter,
(ii) one electrically operated calculating
machine,
(iii) one photo copying machine,
(iv) one dictaphone, and
(v) photo copying paper, calculating machine paper rolls, toner and dispersant for photo copying purposes and spare parts of the above-mentioned machines, for a value not exceeding Rs 1,000
(2) A manufacturer-exporter or an export house the fob value of whose exports, as aforesaid, has been Rs, 50 lakhs or more in 1976-77 or 1977-78, will be allowed to import against his REP entitle- ment in a licensing period, the items mentioned in sub-para (1) above for double the quantity/value mentioned therein.
(3) The facility provided in sub-paras (1) and (2) above may also be given to a manufacturer who exports his products through a merchant-exporter or export house or any public sector agency and obtains nominations against such exports in his favour, pro- vided the fob value of such exports in 1976-77 or 1977-78 has been as indicated in sub-paras (1) and (2) above While making a request for such endor- sement on the REP licance, the manufacturer will be required to produce evidence to the effect that the goods exported on the basis of which this facility is claimed were manufactured by him. Such evidence should be either a declaration from the exporter or the manufacturer's name appearing in exporter's invoice duly certified by the bank.
(4) The facility provided in sub-paras (1) and (2) above may also be given to a merchant-exporter by issuing an import licence to him for these items In such cases, the merchant-exporter will nominate a manufacturer or transfer to an export house only the balance of his REP entitlement.
(5) Requests for import of (I) one electric type- writer, (ii) one photo copying machine and (iii) photo copying paper and spare parts of such machines up- to Rs. 1,000, will be considered during 1977-78 from exporters of products which are not covered by the import policy for Registered Exporters, provid- ed the total export performance of the applicant during 1976-77 or 1977-78 has been not less than Rs. 15 lafchs.
(6) The imported machines and materials, will be subject to 'Actual User' condition, i.e. for use in the licence holder's office/factory.
(7) While applying for endorsement on REP licences for the import of office machines and other items under these provisions, the applicant should lurnish a declaration indicating the quantity and value of these machines and other materials for which import licences have been obtained or import applications have been made during the same licens- ing period. The licensing authority will make the
SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRTL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 324/519endorsement only after taking into account similar endorsements already made or applied for in the same period.
Import of spare parts against REP licences
38. Manufacturer-exporters or manufacturers nominated by registered exporters may utilise their import licences for raw materials, components, pack- ing materials and consumable stores issued under the import policy for Registered Exporters, for the im- port of non-permissible spare parts uplo 10 per cent of the face value of the licence subject to the condi- tions and restrictions contained in paragraph 88 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78.
export order but has an organised and phased pro- gramme of export, he may apply for the grant of an Imprest licence or for the issue of an Imprest re- lease order on a canalising agency for import/supply of materials, components and parts for meeting the requirements of phased export programme. Requests for such licences will be considered on merits; and licences, where issued, will be subject to the condi- tion, inter-alia that the imported materials will be used for export production within a prescribed time and the value of the licence will be set off against REP entitlements accruing on such exports.
Advance and Imprest Licences
39. (1) Import replenishment licences are normally issued to registered exporters after the exports have been made. However, in order to facilitate timely supply of goods to overseas buyers, the licensing authorities may consider applications for import rep- lenishment licences before the exports take place. Such licences are of the following types :—
(i) Advance licences,
(ii) Imprest licences.
(2) An advance licence includes an advance Cus- toms Clearance Permit and Advance Release Order. Similarly, an Imprest Licence includes an imprest CCP and Imprest Release Order. In the case of gem and jewellery exports, however, an advance licence will include Advance Release Order, Advance CCP, Imprest Licence, Imprest CCP and Imprest Release Order.
(2) In cases where the product to be exported is not covered by the import policy for Registered Ex- porters, applications from manufacturer-exporters and other actual users may be entertained for the grant of Imprest Licences for import of raw materials, com- ponents, packing materials and consumable stores to meet the requirements of imported inputs for export production provided there is a reasonable value added.
(3) Under this scheme, applications for the grant of imprest licence/release orders will also be consi- dered from export houses.
42. An applicant will be eligible to apply both for advance and imprest licences at the same' time. Appli- cations for Advance licences should be made to the regional licensing authorities concerned. Applications for Imprest licences should be made to the Chief Controller of Imports & Exports (Advance Licensing Section), Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi. The detailed procedure for submission of applications is given in Chapter V of I.T.C. Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78.
Advance licences
Doty Exemption Scheme (or Advance Licences
43. A scheme for exemption of customs duty levi- able on materials imported against advance licences issued under the import policy for Registered Expor- ters, was introduced last year. In the light of the experience gained so far, this scheme has been revis- ed and its scope expanded. The revised scheme is given in Appendix IV.
Registration of Export Contracts
40 Applications from registered exporters for the grant of advance import licence or CCP or for the issue of an advance release order on a canalising agency for import/supply of materials, components and parts required for production to meet specific export orders, will be considered on merits. Advance licence will be subject to an export obligation; and the value of the licence will be adjusted against REP entitlement due on exports made in execution of the export order for which the advance licence was issued.
Imprest Licences
41. (1) Where a registered manufacturer-exporter 1£ rjof in a position tp produce evidence of a firm 44. (1) In order to provide greater stability necessary for the growth of exports, a scheme has been introduced for registration of contracts. In respect of exports made in the execution of such registered con- tracts, the exporters will be eligible for the same
3 2 4 / 5 20 T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 L P A RT Ilevels of support in respect of import replenishment and other benefits under the import policy for Register- ed Exporters, as were permissible on the date of such contracts with overseas buyers.
(2) These provisions will also apply to the con- tracts for supplies made by Indian firms against IBRD/IDA Aided Projects in India when such supplies are made under the procedure of international competitive bidding, in accordance with IBRD/IDA conditions and supplies made in India under the aid programmes of United Nations and other Multi- national agencies at international prices and paid for in free foreign exchange.
45. (1) The contracts, in question, should be got registered with authorised dealers in foreign exchange through whom the relevant exports documents are negotiated within 45 days from the date of signing of the contract. In the case of IBRD/IDA con- tracts, the registration with another bank may also be accepted if it is in accordance with IBRD/ IDA conditions and other requirements are fulfilled. Also, if a contract has been registered with a parti- cular bank but the documents arc eventually nego- tiated through another bank, such registration of the contract may be accepted if other requirements are fulfilled.
(2) Under these provisions, exporters may also register with the banks their export contracts in res- pect of goods which are not covered or classified under the import policy for Rsgistered Exporters. If such export product is classified subsequently, flie provisions of sub para 15(ii), Part-B will apply.
46. Once a contract has been registered, the regis- tered exporter will be eligible for claiming import replenishment at the same percentage and for the import of same items as were prevailing on the date of the firm contract, provided that the bank's attested invoice which is required to be produced for the pur- pose of claiming import replenishment bears a fur- ther attestation from the bank to the effect that the export effected under the said invoice is against a registered contract, quoting registration No. and date thereof.
47. If during the currency of the registered contract there is an increase in the percentage of import reple- nishment from a particular date, the benefit of such increase will also be allowed against the exports made in the execution of such registered contract on or after the said date. In the event of any subsequent reduction in the increased percentage of import re- plenishment, there would not be any protection for continuance of import replenishment at the increased rate. In such cases, the exporters will therefore, be eligible for the rate of the import replenishment as permissible on the date of the registered contract or the rate obtaining on the date of export made in execution of the registered contract, whichever is higher.
48. The benefit of allowing import replenishment at the percentage prevailing on the date of the con- tract will be admissible only if the change in per- centage takes place after the date of the contract which has been duly registered in accordance with the procedure for registration laid down.
49. The registered exporter will be eligible to claim import replenishment as and when the exports are made against the registered contract. He should submit his import applications to the licensing autho- rity concerned in accordance with the policy and pro- cedure laid down under the import policy for Regis- tered Exporters.
50 (1) If there are any variations/modifications in the delivery schedule of the export product as given originally in the contract, subsequent to its finalisation, the registered exporter should produce necessary documentary evidence along with the original contract to the bank concerned for sending intimation to the licensing authority concerned In continuation of the earlier communication with which a copy of the contract was forwarded. If, as a result of such variations/modifications in the terms of the contract, the delivery schedule is reduced to less than six months, the registered exporter will not be entitled to claim the benefit of import replenish- ment at the percentage or for import of items prevail- ing on the date of the contract, and in respect of import replenishment licences already obtained by him at the higher percentage of replenishment, neces- sary adjustment will be carried out against future import licences due to the exporter. In respect of contracts entered into on or after 1-4-1975, these provisions will not apply.
(2) If there is a change in the value of goods covered by a registered contract due to a price escala- tion clause or a specific provision in the contract itself to allow re-negotiation of price/value in order to cover a rise in freight and insurance, exchange varia- tion or a change in the specification of the product
SEC 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/521to be exported, the exporter may not, on this account, be held ineligible to the benefits accruing in respect of the registered contract under these provisions. This facility will be available only in those cases where there is no variation in the quantity of the goods as originally covered by the contract and the change in the price/value is duly registered with the bank con- cerned within 45 days of such change in continuation of the main contract already registered.
(3) In connection with the provision made in sub- para (2) above, the following points arc clarified:-—
(a) If the quantity as originally covered by the registered contract is subsequently reduced without any change in1 the unit value, the exporter will be eligible to the benefits of registration in respect of the exports upto such reduced quantity only if his claim is otherwise in order;
(b) If the quantity as originally covered by the registered contract is subsequently increased without any change in the umt value, the exporter will be eligible to the benefits of registration in respect of the exports upto the quantity originally registered and not on the additional quantity, if the claim is otherwise in order;
(c) The contract for the additional quantity referred to in (b) above can be separately registered in accordance with the prescribed procedure and the benefits of registration will be available to such additional contract with reference to the date of such additional contract if the claim is otherwise in order;
(d) If there is a change in the value of the goods covered by a registered contract due to the factors enumerated in sub-para (2) above, and there is also an increase in the quantity of the goods as originally covered by the contract, the exporter will be eligible to the benefits of registration in terms of the sub- para (2) above only in respect of the ex- ports upto the quantity originally registered and not on the additional quantity if the claim is otherwise in order. Such additional quantity can be registered as a separate con- tract as per rules and procedure as indica- ted in (c) above;
(e) The provisions made in the sub-para (2) above are applicable to the contracts entei- ed into on or after 1-4-1976.
51. In the event of cancellation of the contract, the registered exporter should, within 15 days, inti- mate the bank concerned about the cancellation of the contract. The bank will, m turn, send an intimation to the licensing authority concerned.
52. (1) The policy and procedure stated above in regard to the registration of export contract* and for the grant ot import replenishment licences against the registered contracts will apply in the case of public tender contracts of foreign governments and public utilities, with the following modifications:—
(i) The prescribed minimum delivery period of six months was waived in respect of such contiacts irrespective of their value and contracts having a lesser delivery period could also be registered, if otherwise in order; and
(ii) In respect of such contracts, the date of sub- mission of the tender will be taken as the crucial date for determining the import re- plenishment due (instead of the date of the contract) provided there is no price varia- tion between the date of submission of the tender and the acceptance of the same and subject to other conditions laid down. In cases where theie is a variation at the tune of acceptance of the tender, only the later date i.e., date of acceptance of the tender will be the crucial date. Where, after submission of a tender and before its acceptance, the terms are further negotiated between the Indian exporter and the foreign buyer and the ultimate contract is based on the offer made by the Indian exporter in the course of such negotiation, the date of such offer may be taken as the crucial date provided a certified copy of the offer is sent by the exporter to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports as laid down in sub- para 53 below.
(2) The provisions made in sub-para (1) above wul also apply in cases where the Indian exporter is a sub-contractor and the main contractor is a foreign party whose tender has been accepted, provided the name of the Indian exporter appears as a sub-con- tractor in the tender and in the main contract. In such cases the sub contractor may also register the contract standing m the name of the mam contractor in accordance with the prescribed procedure.
324/522 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1 977/VAlSAKHA 7, 1899 t?ART I(3) The provisions made in this para will also apply to the contracts for supplies made against IBRD/IDA aided projects in India under the pro- cedure of mtienational competitive bidding provided the sale price of the goods covered by the contract either m full or in part, is not renegotiated or renego- tiable. These provisions arc also applicable in cases where the Indian exporter is a sub-contractor and the main contractor is a foreign party whose tender has been accepted provided the name of Indian exporter appears as a sub-contractor in the tender and in the main contract In such cases the sub-contractor may also register the contract standing in the name of the main contractor lfl accordance with the prescribed procedure. These provisions will apply in respect of contracts entered into on or after 2nd February, 1974.
53. (1) These provisions regarding registration of export contracts and for the grant of import replenish- ment licences against registered contracts will also apply in the following cases:—
(a) Where an Indian exporter enters into a con- tract with a foreign Government or foreign public utility, for which there was no tender, the date on which the Indian exporter made the 'ofler' will be taken as the crucial date for determining the import replenishment due (instead of the date of the contract).
(b) Where an Indian exporter enters into a sub- contract, the main contractor is a foreign party and there was no tender for the main contract, the date on which the Indian ex- porter made the 'offer' in pursuance of which the sub-contract has been finalised, will be taken as the crucial date for deter- mining the import replenishment due (in- stead of the date of the contract), provided the name of the Indian exporter appears as a sub-contractor in the main contract.
(c) In cases covered by (a) and (b) above, the date of 'offer' will be taken as the crucial date only if there is no upward price varia- tion between the date of submission of the 'offer' and acceptance of the same and sub- ject to other conditions laid down. In cases where there is an upward variation at the tune of accoptance of the 'offer', only the latter date, i.e. the date of acceptance of the 'offer' will be taken as the crucial date.
(d) Certified copies of "offers" in such cases should be sent by the Indian exporters, duly signed by them, in closed sealed cover under Registered A.D. to Chief Controller of Imports and Exports (E,P. Cell), Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi, simultaneously but at any rate not later than five days from the date of the 'offer'. If there is any change in the first 'offer', a copy of the second or subsequent 'offer', duly signed, should be sent in the same manner to the office named above.
(e) In the event of an 'offer' having been finally accepted and a contract signed, the Indian exporter should register the contract with an authorised dealer in foreign exchange through whom the relevant export docu- ments are negotiated, within 45 days of the signing of the contract, in accordance with the procedure laid down for registration of contracts. The exporter should also send a certified copy of the contract to the desig- nated office named above in a Registered A.D. cover within 10 days of the signing of the contract.
(f) After the certified copy of the contract has been received, the offer(s) already received will be opened in the presence of the authorised representative of the exporter and compared with the terms of the con- tract. If there is no variation between the 'offer' and the 'contract', the date of 'offer' will be taken as the crucial date for deter- mining the import replenishment due.
(g) The determination of 'crucial' date referred to in (f) above will be subject to the ap- proval of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports and subject to other conditions and the policy applicable from time to time in respect of such cases and the benefits available to registered contracts under the import policy for Registered Exporters.
(h) The Chief Controller of Imports and Ex- ports or the designated office named above will be free to make any enquiries they may consider necessary in regard tp the 'offer' and the 'contract' in order to decide about the eligibility of the claim under this policy.
SEC 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAlSAKHA 7, 1899 324/523(2) The provisions made in sub-paras 52(2) and 53(1) above, will apply only to those cases in which the 'sub-contract' or the offer, as the case may be, is made on or after 15-12-1973.
(iii) Re-exports made in accordance with these provisions will be eligible for import re- plenishment at the rate of 100 per cent of the value minus foreign exchange costs ot such-re-exports of uncut diamonds including commissions etc. i.e. only against net re- ceipt of foreign exchange after meeting all expenses of such re-exports.
57. REP licences cam be utilised for import of permissible items of machinery, equipment, testing apparatus, tools and implements required for actual use in the Gem and Jewellery industry to the extent of 10 per cent of the value of the licence. Details arc given in Appendix III.
Sales to foreign tourists
(3) The provisions made in sub-paras 52(2), 52(3) and 53(1)(b) above may also be made applicable, on merits, in cases where the name of the Indian sub-contractor does not appear in the tender and/or in the main contract provided (i) the offer made to the main contractor and the contract entered into with the main contractor are sent to the Chief Con- troller of Imports and Exports and the contract is registered with the bank in accordance with the prescribed rules and procedure and (ii) the Indian sub-contractor produces evidence acceptable to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports to prove that the supplies are to be made by the Indian exporter as a sub-contractor against a contract entered into by a foreign contractor with a foreign Government or foreign public utility or IBRD/IDA aided project in India.
(4) The procedure for registration of contracts is given in Chapter V of the I.T.C. Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1977-78.
58. Sales to foreign tourists in respect of the following goods will qualify for import replenishment under the import policy for Registered Exporters:—
(a) Gem & Jewellery.
(b) Handicrafts.
(c) Leather goods, namely, footwear, handbags,
belts, purses etc.
Gem and Jewellery
54. REP licences will be issued only in the name of the registered exporter, without the usual 'actual user' condition imposed thereon. The relaxation of "Actual User" condition will apply only to raw mate- rials used in the manufacture of Gem and Jewellery and imported against REP licences issued on exports of Gem and Jewellery No nomination will be allowed.
55. Exports of Gem and Jewellery items, except those covered under SI. No. P. 6 in Section II of this Book, to the Rupee Payment Area will qualify for the grant of replenishment licences valid for imports only from the Rupee Payment Area.
56. In order to increase the unit value of exports ot cut and polished diamonds by use of good rough material, the re-export of imported diamonds may be allowed according to the following conditions:—
(d) Carpets, Rugs, druggets and namdas.
(e) Cotton Sarees, Cotton dress material, Cot- ton Table linen, bed spreads, bed covers, Cotton stoles, scarves, shawls and Cotton furnishing material.
(f) Readymade garments.
(g) Silk fabrics and made up articles, including
furnishing material.
Sales at duty free shops in India
59. Sales of goods manufactured m India, namely, watches, cigarettes, liquors, electronic calculators and consumer electronic goods at duly free shops against payment in free foreign exchange will qualify for import replenishment licences in accordance with the import policy for Registered Exporters.
Cinematograph films (exposed)
(i) The customs attested value of the rejected diamonds sought to be re-exported should not exceed Rs. 22.50 per carat.
(ii)The re-export does not exceed 10 per cent of the value of the replenishment licence in each case.
60. (1) Applications for release of raw stock/grant of licences should be made to the licensing authority concerned only after the sale proceeds against exports have been realised and surrendered to the Indian Ex- change Control.
324/524 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART 1(2) In regard to the replenishment of raw stock permissible against the export of cinematograph films (exposed), other than News Films and T. V. Films, release orders will be issued on the Film Finance Corporation for supply of the permissible raw stock, and no direct import licences will be granted.
(3) The scheme for advance licensing in the case of films is given in Chapter V of the I.T.C. Hand Book Rules & Procedure, 1977-78.
Import of samples by registered exporters
61. Samples imported by exporters for export pro- duction purposes will be exempt from I.T.C. restric- tions, if such samples are imported against the blanket release of foreign exchange provided by the Reserve Bank of India for travel abroad,
Import of technical samples by manufacturer-
exporters
62. (1) Manufacturer-exporters can import techni- cal samples valued up to Rs. 3,000 c.i.f, nuder O.G.L. IV provided these are supplied free of charge by foreign suppliers.
(2) Import of samples may be allowed by the customs authorities without import licence in cases where (i) the value does not exceed Rs. 500/-, (ii) the import is made by post parcel or by air-freight parcel and (iii) the importer is a registered manufacturer-exporter and produces evidence to this effect to the Customs authorities at the time of clear- ance and to the Reserve Bank of India at the time of making remittance. In such cases, remittance to the foreign supplier will be allowed by Reserve Bank of India.
63. (1) REP licence issued to a manufacturer-ex- porter will automatically be valid for import of samples within its-overall value, as indicated below.—
(a) REP licence issued against exports in "En- gineering" product group will be valid for import of samples upto Rs. 5000/- in value, provided the import of each type of sample is not more than two in number.
(b) REP licence issued against exports in pro- duct groups/products, namely "Chemicals and Allied Products", "Plastics", "Leather Manufactures", "Sports Goods", and "Handicrafts" will be valid for import of samples upto Rs. 1,000/- in value, pro- vided the import of each type of sample is not more than two in number.
(c) REP licence issued against exports of ready- made garments will be valid for import of 'Patterns' upto Rs. 500/- in value (This facility will also be available to merchant- exporter/export house).
(d) The facilities in sub-paras (a) and (b> above will not be available for the import of the following items:—
(I) T.V. Set. (u) Air Conditioner. (iii) Refrigerator. (IV) Cooking range. (v) Washing machine.
(vi) Motor cycle, Scooter and Moped. (vri) Radiogram, (viii) Tape recorder.
(ix) Amplifier. (x) Camera/Movie Camera.
(xi) Movie Projector.
(xii) Gold set.
(xiii) Watch.
(xiv) Electric Shaver.
(xv) Hair Dryer,
(xvi) Flash gun.
(xvii) Exposure meter.
(2) REP licences issued against exports of Gem and Jewellery will automatically be valid for import of samples, illustrated catalogues, pictures, albums and mailing lists, up to 1 per cent of the value of the licence, within the overall value of the licence.
Import of samples by Export Promotion Councils
64. Export Promotion Councils and Export Houses can also import technical samples under O.GL IV up to Rs. 3,000/- c.i.f. subject to the conditions laid down in the O.G.L. IV. The Customs authorities can allow, at their discretion, clearance of buch samples even in excess of Rs. 3,000/- c.i.f. provided the foreign supplier bears the freight and insurance charges.
65. (I) In cases not covered by paras 61 to 64 above, requests from registered exporters for import of samples/Prototypes up to a value of Rs. 5,000 (ci.i) in each case will be considered by the licensing autho- rities against the import replenishment licences due to registered exporters, on the recommendations of the Export Promotion Councils/other registering autho- rities/Trade Development Authority.
SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/525(2) Applications for value higher than
Rs. 5,000 (c.i.f.) will also be considered by the
CCI&E, New Delhi, on the recommendation of the
Export Promotion Councils, or other registering autho-
rities concerned in consultation with the technical
authority concerned-
and accessories etc. not available indigenously re- quired for the export products will be considered on merits against foreign exchange earned by them pro- vided such firms are registered exporters. The value of such licences will be as per the replenishment admissible against the export products in Section II.
Import Policy for Registered Exporters In Kandla
Deletion of some export products
Free Trade Zone
66. The policy and procedure fer import of Capital Goods, raw materials etc., in Kandla Free Trade Zone is given in Appendix V.
Import Policy for Registered Exporters in Santa-
cruz Electronics Export Processing Zone, Bombay
67. The policy and procedure for import of Capital Goods, raw materials etc., in Santacruz Electronics Export Processing Zone, Bombay is given in Appen- dix VI.
Ad hoc licences to consultancy firms and construction
agencies
68. (1) Applications for the grant of licences from technical consultancy firms earning foreign exchange by undertaking technical consultancy work for foreign clients, in the fields of civil construction and manu- facturing industries, for the import of permissible items of design and drawing office equipment and instruments, tools and accessories, and other items actually required and not indigenously available will be considered, on merits, on an ad hoc basis. The value of such licences will be up to 10 % of the value of the net foreign exchange so earned.
70. Some of the export products which appeared in column 2 in Section II of the Red Book (Volume II) had subsequently been deleted from the Red Book. Although these products have been deleted and are not, therefore, eligible for import replenish- ment licences under the import policy for Registered Exporters, the supplies in respect of these products against IBRD/I DA aided projects in India will qualify for import replenishment licences, if otherwise ad- missible and provided such supplies are in conformity with all the terms and conditions applicable to IBRD/ IDA contracts. The rate of import replenishment for such deleted products in respect of supplies made against IBRD/IDA aided projects in India, made at a time when these products do not appear in Col. 2 in Section II of the Red Book (Vol. II), will be the same as was admissible immediately before the deletion of the products in question, from the Red Book (Vol. II), subject to the provisions applicable to registered contracts. Such exporters will also be eligible to claim items of import as appearing in Col. 4 against the respective export products immediately before the deletion of the product from the Red Book.
Conversion Deals
(2) Under this provision, applications for import licences will also be considered from construction agencies in India which undertake construction work abroad. Applications may be considered for import of the goods permissible under sub-para (1) above including erection and installation equipment, provided these are actually required by the applicant and are not available from indigenous sources. The value of such licences will be upto 10% of the value of net foreign exchange earned by the applicant in construction work undertaken abroad.
71. (1) Applications for import of raw materials and components to be re-exported after processing in India, will be considered on merits. The main features of this scheme are given hereunder.
(2) The scheme will apply to export products which are not covered by the Import Policy for Regis- tered Exporters. (For export products covered by the Import Policy for Registered Exporters, the applications for import of raw materials and com- ponents for re-export after processing will be con- sidered under the scheme for Advance Licensing).
Ad hoc licences to design engineering firms
69. Applications for grant of licences from Design Engineering firms for the projects undertaken by them abroad for the import of raw materials, components (3) Applications for import licences or CCPs under the scheme will normally be entertained only from registered manufacturer-exporters. However,
324/526 THE GAZETTE OP INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 2"1, ] 977/VAlSAKHA 7, 1899 [PART Iapplications from other Registered Exporters and Actual Users may also be considered on merits, provided that, in the case of a merchant-exporter, the applications may be considered if the export bond is executed jointly by the merchant-exporter and his supporting manufacturer. In the case of export houses, the export bond may be accepted vithout insisting on a joint bond executed by the export house and its supporting manufacturer. But in the case of steel, even the export houses would be required to execute a joint export bond with their supporting manufacturers.
(4) Applications should bo made to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi (E.P. Division) in the form prescribed for advance licensing. The CCI&E will forward the applications to the licensing authorities concerned with suitable instructions for disposal.
(5) Applications will be considered in those cases only in which there is a reasonable value added in the deal.
(6) Whenever it is considered n"cessary, the manufacture of export products may be required to be undertaken in customs bond, to secure adequate control over the use of imported materials.
(7) Where the materials are to be imported on CCP basis, the facility of direct import on the strength of a letter of authority will be available in respect of all the canalised items, including those for which otherwise only Release Orders are issued in terms of the provisions contained in Para 33 above.
(8) Generally, import may be allowed only of those raw materials/components which are not avail- able from indigenous sources in comparable quality or adequate quantity. For this purpose, if the import is to be made on CCP basis, even those items of steel will be treated as permissible for which under the normal Actual User Policy, only a part of the requirements is allowed for import.
(9) Even in cases where the import is on CCP basis, it will not be necessary that the finished product may be exported to the same foreign party from whom the raw materials/components are imported. Exports can be made to any buyer abroad.
(10) In the case of manufacturer-exporters and actual users, the total FOB value of the finished export product may be taken into account for determining his export performance for the benefits of preferred treatment under the import policy for Actual Users, and for the discharge of export obligation imposed on the manufacturer. However, if the import of raw materials/components in such cases is made on CCP basis, the FOB value that would be accepted for the purpose of discharge of export obligation imposed on the manufacturer and for the purpose of claiming preferred treatment under the Actual Users policy, will be only to the extent of the conver- sion charges realised and not the total f.o.b. value of the product exported.
(11) In the case of manufacturer-exporters and actual users, unless otherwise provided, the c.i.f. value of the imported raw materials/components can be included in the statement of consumption for the purpose of claiming licences under the Actual Users policy. However, if the raw materials/components are imported on CCP basis, the value of such imported raw materials/components will not be included in the statement of consumption while claiming actual user licences.
(12) In the case of export houses, the FOB value of exports in such cases will be taken into account for eligibility and other benefits subject to the pro- visions of the import policy for Registered Exporters. However, if the raw material/components are imported on a CCP basis, the FOB value of exports in that event will be accepted only to the extent of the conversion charges realised and not the total FOB value.
(13) The period for the fulfilment of export obliga- tion in sucb cases will be six months from the date of the import of the first consignment of raw materials/ components. Such period may be extended on merits.
(14) In cases where the export of a particular product is not normally permitted in the export trade control, the import of raw materials and components for the manufacture of such product under the policy for conversion deals may bo allowed only if the import is to be made on CCP basis and not on payment.
(15) If the import is on payment, and not on CCP basis, an export bond with bank guarantee will be takon from the importer, for a value equal to 50% of the value of goods to be imported. The facility of a legal undertaking in lieu of bank guarantee as available against advance licences will also be available hero. If the import is to bo made against a CCP and no foreign exchange remittance from India is involved, only a legal undertaking without a bank guarantoo may bo taken from the importer in the proscribed form.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7. 1899 324/527Project Exports
is no break-up in the contract, listing items with their prices, the exporter will be eligible to claim import replenishment only at the rate applicable to the plant as a whole. These provisions will apply to the ex- ports made on or after 12th January 1977.
Simplified procedure for processing of applications for
licences under the Import Policy for Registered
Exporters
72. (1) Organisations and firms intending to under- take a project export for which they require benefits under the import policy for Registered Exporters and other facilities should furnish the information pertairr ing to the pioject to the Ministry of Commerce (E.P Engineering Section) with a copy to the Chief Con- troller of Imports & Exports (E P. Division) in the proforma appearing in Appendix VII in Section III
For taking an expeditious decision, such pioposals will be examined by the Ministry of Commerce, through an inter-ministerial committee consisting of representatives of the Ministries of Commerce, Finance, Industry and Administrative Ministry concerned, DGTD and CCI&E. A copy of the Ministry of Commerce Public Notice No ITI-ITC(PN)/74 dated the 5th August 1974 as, amended regarding
constitution of the Committee is reproduced in Ap- pendix VIII in Section III.
(2) If the proposal involves imports from a Ihiid country to the country in which the project is under- taken and the goods to be imported from third coun- try are required for completion of the project, the value of such third country imports may not be set olT against the import replenishment due to the applicant in respect of the goods supplied from India for execution of the project in question, provided (i) the amount representing the FOB Value of goods supplied from India for the execution of trie project and the net foreign exchange earning anticipated on account of services like design engineering, erection, commissioning etc., rendered in the project, taken together, is not less than 51 per cent of the total value of the project for which the contract has been secured, (ii) the payment in respect of such imports is made directly to the supplier by the foreign project authority or the payment is made out of the advance amount received by the Indian party against the pro- tect in question, and (lii) the contract for the project stipulates such third country imports. In such cases import replenishment at the rate admissible under the policy will be allowed in relation to the FOB value of goods exported from India.
(3) Cases which are not covered by sub-para(2)
above will be considered on merits.
(4) In respect of project exports, the exporter will have the option to claim import replenishment under the import policy for Registered Exporters either at the rate applicable to the exported plant as a whole as covered by the project or at the rates applicable to individual items of export. This option will be avail- able only in those cases where the export contract indicates itemwise break-up of prices in respect of individual items of plant and equipment. When there 73. (1) A simplified procedure for processing of applications for import replenishment licences, received from Registered Exporters was devised with a view to reducing the overall time taken in the grant of import replenishment licences. The procedure will continue to be in operation during Apnl )977— March 1978.
(2) The simplified prooedure will apply only to those registered exporters who have obtained lioences under the Import Policy for Registered Exporters against then" exports in 1976-77 in their own name or in favour of their nominees,
(3) The scheme is voluntary. Registered Exporters wishing to avail of this facility should enrol their names with the respective licensing authorities under whosa jurisdiction they are situated for obtaining import replenishment licences under the policy for Registered Exporters. The form in which an application for enrolment should be made is given in Appendix IX. If the applicant is found eligible to avail of the facility of the procedure outlined in this paragraph, the licens- ing authority will allot to him the 'Enrolment Number', which should be quoted by the applicant at the top of each import application. Besides the Enrolment Number, the words, 'Application under Simplified Procedure' should also be written in bold letters at the top of the application.
(4) This scheme will apply to applications based on exports made on or after 1st April, 1977. It will not apply to the oases relating to shiprepairing, sales to foreign tourists, and exports of films. (In respect of exports made before 1-4-1977, the Simplified Pro- cedure as in force at the relevant time will apply).
(5) Subject to what has been stated in this para- graph, the procedure for submission of import ap- plications will be the same as normally applicable. Applications for import licences should be made in the prescribed simplified form in Appendix-IX A in the manner as laid down under the import policy for Registered Exporters for the period April 1977—March 1978. Export documents to be furnished by the applicants in support of their applications for licences will also be the same as prescribed in the import policy.
324/528 THE GAZETTE OF JNDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PARP I(6) The value of the import licence issued after preliminary scrutiny and processing of the appli- cation under the simplified procedure shall be liable to be adjusted against the applicant's future import entitlements, if it is found at any subsequent stage, that the applicant was not en- titled to the said value, in full or in part, as the case may be, under the import policy for Registered Ex- porters. The value of import licences issued to the nominee of the registered exporter or transferred on the request of the registered exporter in favour of the Export Houses, shall also be adjusted against the import entitlements due to the registered exporter under the import policy for Registered Exporters. The following declaration should be given by the applicant in the statement of exports :—
"I/We hereby declare that the information given in this statement is correct. I/We also undertake that the value of the import licence granted on the basis of this statement and the documents attached thereto shall be liable to be set off against subsequent import licences due to me/us without prejudice to any other action that may be taken in this behalf, in case any part of the information contained in this statement is found incorrect, false or misleading."
(y) The export of such spare parts will not qualify for REP benefits under the import policy for Registered Exporters. Also the value of such replacement parts will not be set off against the R E.P entitlements of the ex- porter.
(2) Where the spare parts under this provision arc supplied at a time subsequent to the export of the main equipment/machinery, the exporter shall produce evidence to the customs authorities to the effect that the spare parts are being supplied during the warranty/ performance guarantee period. The exporter shall also furnish a declaration to the customs authority at the time of exporting the spare parts that the total value of spare parts already supplied in free replace- ment in relation to the same machinery/equipment and the value of spare parts presently being supplied^ does not exceed 2 . 5% of the fob value of the machinery/ equipment for the maintenance/warranty/performance obligation of which the spare parts are sought to be exported.
Consolidation of export cargoes
74, The procedure to be followed by exporters in cases whore individual export consignments are consolidated for exports through recognised cargo agents, is given in Appendix Xof Section III.
Export of spare parts as free replacement during
warranty/performance guarantee period (3) Where the value of spare parts supplied free of charge exceeds 2 . 5% of the fob value of the main equipment, the exporter has to obtain prior permission of the Reserve Bank of India. In obtaining such permission of the Reserve Bank of India, the exporter should also indicate to the Reserve Bank the value of spare parts already supplied free of charge in relation to the same equipment/machinery and also the total fob value of the equipment/machinery exported.
(4) The exporter will not be required to obtain any prior permission from the licensing authority foi export of such spare parts unless the spare parts are such as require an export licence under the Exports (Control) Order, 1968.
Re-export of imported products
75(1) Exporters of machinery and equipment will be allowed to export spare parts of the machinery/ equipment exported as free replacement if the follo- wing conditions are fulfilled :—
(0 The spare parts in question are being supplied to foreign buyer of machinery and equipment during the warranty/performance guarantee period.
(H") The total value of spare parts supplied free of charge does not exceed 2 . 5% of the fob value of the machinery/equipment exported.
(iu) Spare parts under this provision can be supp- lied either with the main equipment or sub- sequently.
0"v) If the spare parts are supplied along with the mam equipment, the particulars of such spare parts should be indicated in the exporter's invoice, shipping bill and GRI form. It will not be necessary to indicate the particu- lars of such spare parts in the bank certificate which is furnished by the exporter to the licensing authority for obtaining benefits..
76. It may be claimed that no REP benefits are
admissible in t ie case imported goods which are
re-exported in the same state without undergoing any
processing or manufacturing operation in India.
Export Promotion Officers Committee
77. Cases in which the operation of the existing pohcy creates genuine hardship or where a strict application of the existing policy is likely to affect the export effort adversely may be considered on merits by Export Promotion Officers Committee under the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, and having lcprescntativcs of the Ministries of Finance and Commerce, DGTD, DC (SSI) and other depart- ments as may be concerned The Committee may, on meats, ldax the provisions of the policy in such cases as it may consider necessary in the circumstances of cauh case.
Sec. 1J 1HB GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, J899 324/529SECTION I
Part B
EXPLANATORY NOTES ON SCOPE AND CONTENT OF REP LICENCES
(Reference : Annexures I & II of Part 'B')
(1) REP licences issued in 1977-78 will have no lists of raw materials, components, consumable stores and packing materials except items which arc specifi- cally endorsed on the licence Import licences will be automatically valid for import of items in accord- ance with the relevant provisions of the import policy for Registered Exporters.
(2) Subject to other conditions, the following lists of items will be relevant for the purpose of utilisation of REP licences :—
(a) List of banned items in Annexure I to Part 'B'. It has two parts. Part I contains items which can be imported for a total value not more than 10 per cent of the value of the licence, the import of a single item not exceeding Rs. one lakh in value. Part II contains a list of items which will not be allowed for import against REP licences, (b) Export-linked-import list in Annexure II of Part 'B' which contains items which can be imported only against exports of specified products
(c) Items in Appendix 55 of Red Book (Vol. I) which are open to actual users on a restrict- ed basis. These items can be imported against REP licences for a total value not exceeding 20 per cent of the value of the licence, the import of a single item not ex- ceeding Rs. 2 lakhs in value.
(3) If an item is covered by Part I of the list refer- red to at (a) above as well as the list at (b) above, and the REP licence has been issued against export of a product specified in the list at (b) above, the scopei of the list at (b) will apply for utilisation of thati licence to the extent governed by the said list. For! utilisation of other REP licences, the scope of Part I of the list (a) will apply. The position will be tho| same if an item appears in both lists (b) and (c) above i.e. list (b) will apply where the REP licence has been issued against export of a product appearing in that list: otherwise the scope of list (c) will apply.
(4) REP licence will indicate :—
d) The category of the licence-holder i.c manu- facturer-exporter, merchant-exporter, exporl house or nominee-manufacturer. (An import licence transferred to an export house will also be categorised as "export house", even if that licence was originally issued to a category other than an export house).
(ii) In the case of nominee-manufacturers, the licence will further indicate "nominee-manu- facturer of product exported" or "nominee- manufacturer of other products". The first category will be given where the nominee is a manufacturer of a product falling in the same serial number or sub-serial number, as the case may be, in Section II of this Book under which the exported product fails. The second categorisation will be given in other cases of nominations.
fin) Serial number or sub-serial number of the export products against which the licence has been issued. (If the licence has been issued against any of the products mention- ed in Annexure II to Part 'B', the name of such product wilt be specified on the licence along with its f.o.b. value).
(iv) Para and sub-para number of Part 'B' of Section I of Red Book (Volume II) in ac- cordance with which the scope and con- tent of the licence will be determined for import of raw materials, components, consumable stores, packing materials, and samples and other items such as labels etc. The endorsement on the licence will be as under :—
"The licence will be valid for import of raw materials, components, consumable stores and packing materials in accordance with the provisions made in para and para of Part 'B', Section I of Red Book (Vol. II) for 1977-78".
(v) Where a licence-holder imports any item appearing in Annexure I or Annexure II of Part 'B' of this Book or in Appendix 55 of Red Book (Vol. I), he will fife a statement with the Bill of Entry giving the description and, c.i f value of that item and the serial number at which that item appears in the aforesaid Annexure I, Annexure II or Appendix 55. If no such item has been imported, the importer should append his declaration to this effect with the Bill of Entry.
324/530 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, J977/VAISAKHA 7, 1809 |PART IANNEXURE I TO PART B
LIST OF BANNED ITEMS FOR REP
PART I
(Items In this part can be Imported against REP licences for a total value not exceeding 10 % of the value of (he licence, the import of
a single Item not exceeding Rs. one lakh in value).
Description
Remarks
SI. N<
2
1
3
1,
, Abrasive Belts
, Aerosol Valves.
2,
3 . All hot rolled sections (other than bright bars, cold drawn/machined/ ground/turned/ eeled condition) and wires not mentioned in Appendix 41, Schedules A to D of Import Trade d n t r ol Policy, Vol I
, Artist brushes and poster and water colours.
4,
Asbestos Manufactures (Packing and Jointing Materials)
5.
6 . Ball/Cyllndrical/Roller/Tapered Bearings, all types, shown as banned in
Appendix 14 of Red Book (Vol. I).
Bl-metal contacts and points and Bi-metal Strips.
7.
Brass and Bronze Electrodes/rods/wires,
8.
, Bronze Powder.
9,
Catalysts.
10.
Ceramic, mica and plastic film capacitors of upto 500 volts-rating.
11.
Chemicals not allowed to actual users In Appendix 28 of Red Book (Vol. I)
12.
Copper Wrought (Electrical Conductor Section),
13.
Decorals and Decoral stickers, and paper transfers.
14.
15. Drugs, Pharmaceuticals, & intermediates therefor (not specified in Export- import-linked list, Annexurc II, which are not permissible to actual users in Appendix 19 of Red Book, Vol I).
16. Dyes, Pigments and Dyes Intermediates, not permissible to actual users in Appendix 24 of Red Book (Vol. I).
Electroplating anodes of all non-ferrous metals.
17
18. Electrolytic Condensers Emery Grain.
19.
20. Expansion Valve, Refrigeration Angle Valve, Solenoid Valve and Reversal Valve.
Ferrous and Non-Fcrrous Wire Mesh thicker than 200 Mesh
21.
Follc acid.
22.
Fuel Injection Equipment
23.
Industrial Roller Chains, the following :—
24.
(/) 12 70 mm 1 Simplex, Duplex , Triplex, Quadruplex and (rt) 15,875 mm j Sextuplex Including of ASA specifications.
Special Chains and Parts, the following :—
(0 Carding Chains for Textile Machinery, (tf) Roller Chains with extended Pins. (Ill) Special Roller Chains for Oil Rip,
Infra Red Lamps.
25
Insulators up to 220 KV.
26.
SEC 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/531ANNEXURE I TO PART B—contd.
3
1
2
27. Iron and Steel Bolts, Nuts, Setscrews, machine screws and machine studs; hooks; nails, all sorts; rivets. Iron & Steel Pipes, tubes &, Valves :
28
(/) Boiler Tubes E.R.W. Varieties (8 mm to 80 mm OD) (ii) Carbon Steel Flanges, Discs and Rings of all sizes upto 350 mm. (lit) Carbon steel Line Pipes and Tubes ERW tubes 219 mm to 508 mm OD. (/v) Cast Fittings of all sizes (v) Grey Iron Pipes.
(W) Iron & Steel other than forged steel bends, sockets, check nuts, plugs
10 mm to 80 mm
(vli) Iron & Steel Valves, strainers and hydrants. ( >///) Mild Steel Tubes of sizes 6 mm to 508 mm nominal bore. (/*) Welded Steel Pipes and Tubes 6 mm to 508 mm nominal bore.
29 Lacquers/varnishes
30. Low Voltage electrolytic capacitors of voltage rating up to 100 volts.
31. Mace, cloves, cinnamon, Nutmegs, Asafoetida.
32. Natural Essentials Oils not allowed to actual users in Red Book (Vol. I)
33. Natural sponges.
34. Oleoresin Pepper, Oleoresin Capsicum and Oleoresin Ginger
35. Out-Board Motors upto and including 10 H P.
36. P H Meter Electrodes.
Permanent Magnets. Phosphor Bronze and tombac-brass wires of thinner than above 30-35 SWG.
37. 38
, Photographic films.
39,
. Plastidsers.
40,
Polyester Films (Metallised).
41.
Polyurethane foam/sheets.
42.
Printed circuits, coaxial, rectangular and circular connectors.
43.
Professional Magnetic tapes.
44.
. Roll on and Pilfer proof caps
45
. Rouge bars.
46,
, Sharpening stones.
47,
48 Silicon Carbide Crucibles and Carbon bonded graphite crucibles, not allowed to actual users in Red Book (Vol. I).
49 Silicon transistors, diodes and integrated circuits.
50 . Small tools mentioned In Appendix 15 of Red Book (Vol. I).
51 . Stabilizers,
52.
. Steel Wire Mesh and Stainless Steel Wire Mesh.
53 . Steel Wire Ropes.
54 , Telephone Switch Board Lamps and Neon indicating Lamps.
55 . Terminals.
56 . Tissue paper.
57 , Titanium Dioxide (Anatase grade)
58 . V-Belts and V-Link Beltings
59
'. Valves used in electonics industry.
60
i. Vanadium Pentoxide Catalyst Grade.
61 , Zinc plate.
62
;. Winding Wires and Strips.
324/532 THE GAZETTE OF INDiA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 LPART IANNEXURE I TO PART B-
PART II
LIST OF ITEMS WHICH WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO BE IMPORTED AGAINST REP ENTITLEMENTS
Remarks
Description of Item
i.
SI. Nc
2
3
1
1. All integrated circuits (including medium and large scale integrated^clrcuits) for electronic watches and electronic watch displays.
Aluminium unwrought (excluding super punty aluminium with 99.99%
2.
purity).
3. Boot and shoo grindery (except items covered by Export-hnked-import list
in Annexure II).
4.
Cables and wires in the banned list in Red Book (Vol. I) vid* Appendix 32.
5.
Cast iron and alloy iron pipes below 75 mm O.D. (except grey Iron pipe).
6.
Camphor.
7.
Coir fibre/yarn.
8. Cotton yarn/thread/fabrics
9. Germanium transistors.
10. Gold and silver in any form.
11. Hand knitting wool.
12. Iron and steel pipe fittings.
13. Natural Rubber.
14. Raw cashew nuts
15. Raw jute.
16.
, Rough moulded blanks in sheet form.
17.
, Shellac/Seed lac.
SEC I] THE GAZEJTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27. 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/533PART B
ANNKXURE II
I IS I OF ITEMS WHICH WILL BE ALLOWED AGAINST REP ENTITLEMENTS ONLY AGAINST THE EXPORTS OF
PRODUCTS MENTIONED AGAINST EACH AND TO THE EXTENT INDICATED
Desci iplion of items
Remarks
Fxport products against which import will be allowed
SI N.
1
2
4
3
1 Aceto-Acetic ester.
U) Analgin & Vitamin B (S.No. 8.11.1)
Acrylic Plastic sheets, off-cuts, tubes/rods. (0 Plastic Bangles (S. No. C 8) (;/) Plastic imitation jewellery.
(1) Import not to exceed 25% of the value of the licence against exports of product! mentioned at (Hi) and (iv) In column i.
(S, No. C 8)
(III) Plastic Moulded & extruded goods
(S No. C 11)
(Iv) Metallised Plastics (S No. C. 13)
1,
(/) Paracetamol. (S No. B 111)
\monium Sulphate and Para Nitrochloro Benzene
4
(/) Products in which it has been used
Angora Hair
CO' Group).
5
Aniline/Aniline Oil
(/) Hydro quinone. (S No. B.2 2.) (If) Rubber Chemicals (S No. B.2 1) 1
(1) Aniline will be allowed only against export of such of the rubber chemicals in the production of which this item has been used at least to the extent of 5% of value of the exported product, For this purpose, the licensing authority may accept a declaration by the manu- facturer of the product exported
n Asbestos Gas Mantle Yarn .
(/) Gas Mantles. [S. No. A.84) (i)|.
7
(/) Tape Recorders including Cassette tape
Audio magnetic tape in cassettes and Audio magnetic tape in spools
recorders. (S No A.36)
S B. Picollne and 3-cynopyndine,
(/) Niacin an.l NiaUnamide (S. No. B.ll 1)
Bifurcated Rivets
1) Import not to exceed 10% of the value 9.
of the licence.
(!) Steel Trunks (S. No, A.7) ") ( (//) Leather footwear and other goods f falling under S Nos. D.2.I., D.2,2. )• and D.2.3
(Hi) Sports Goods CE' Group) J
10 Breeding stocks, Vaccine for Poultry (/) Live chicks and Hatching eggs. (1
[S. No. G 3.00]
) Import will be allowed on production of recommendation of Deptt. of Agriculture, Now Delhi.
Butyl malonic Jicthyl ester .
11.
(/) Phenyl Butazonc (S No B 11.1)
12 Caprolactum . . ..
(i) Tyres with Nylon Cord (S. No. B.7I). (//) Nylon tvre Yarn/Cord/Fabrics.
(S.Nc. K.12).
(Hi) Nylon Fabrics and madeup articles
('K' Oroup).
(/v) Rendymade garments made from Nvlon Fabrics and Nylon Hosiery/Knitwear ('O' Group).
13. Carbon & alloy steel bars, wire rods and Semis
(0 Small tools (S. No A.52) (n) lrorgines (S. No. A 1) (in) High Tensile—
Fasteners (Industrial) [(S N . A 7(0) (iv) Bright bars and shaftings [(S No. A 7ml
14
(/) Plastic bansles fS No. C 8). (//) Plastic Moulded and extruded goods
Cellulose Acetate Moulding Powder/ Granules; Cellulose Acetate off-cuts and cuttings.
(S. No. C.ll)
33 GofT/77—40
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4
3
2
15.
(/) Record players, changers and radio-
Ceramic elements for pick-up cartridges.
grams. (S. No. A.36).
(/) Cinematograph Film exposed
16. Colour Raw Stock. Cinematograph colour film (un-exposed).
(•L' Group).
(I) Import not to exceed 10% of the value Components of Hand Tools.
(/) Hand Tools (S. No. A 50).
17.
of the licence.
(1) Import not to exceed 10% of the value
(i) Air conditioning and Refrigeration i
18.
of the licence.
Controls for Air conditioning & Refri- geration.
Equipment (S. No. A.21).
D.M.T
19.
(/) Polyester Fabrics & made-up articles
('K' Group).
i- c
30
S E C. 1J T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 3 2 4 / 5 35ANNEXURE 11 TO PART B—contd.
2
High carbon steel Wire rods
04
4
3
(/) Wire ropes and strands [S. No. A. 7.(0]. (if) ACSR core wlic and shield wire
|S. No. A 7 (i)]
35 High Speed Steel in all forms
(In) Pre-stressed concrete wire (S. No. A 4). (Iv) High Tensile Steel Bolts and nuts
(S. No. A.4).
(v) Tyre bead wire (S. No. A.4) (W) Spnngs, all types (S, No. A.4). (t) High Speed Steels Cutting Tools
(S. No. A.S1).
(0 1NH (Tsonicotine acid Hydrazide) &
36 Hydrazine hydrate, Hydrazine sulphate Thiaeetazone (S No B i l l)
37 Integrated circuits (including medium and large scale integrated circuits) of all types and key Boards
L unnlra Anhydrous . . ..
38
(0 Electronic Calculators, Electronic Cash Registers, Electronic Accounting and Invoicing Machines (S. No A 36).
(0 Hair Oils & Hair Pomade "1
(1) Import not to exceed lO'V of the value
of the licence.
}<),
M-Aminophenol P, Nltrotolucne .
40. M-Chloro aniline . . ..
Mebevenne Hydrochloride .
41 42 Mechanical Seals . . ..
Metal Fittings, all types
43
(S No B.20) I (II) Carbon Paper [S No B,86(a)] { (lit) Cosmetics &, Toiletries (S. No. B20).J (0 Drugs & Medicines in which these items have been certified to have been used (S No B ll 1).
(1) Import not to exceed 10% or the value (./) Chloroqulne (S. No B 11.1). (0 Duspatalin (S. No B 11.1) (/) Power Driven Pumps (S. No. A ?6).
of the licence.
\ (1) Import not to exceed 10% of the vnluc f ol the licence.
Microcrystalline wax
44
Mild Steel Sheet cuttings
45.
. Milk Glass Sheets, Bulb glass, Soft Capil- 46
lary glass tubing
47, , Milk Powder
. . .. 48
. Mixture of odoriferous substances, non-alcoholic; Essences containing spirit; and Van'la Beans
324/536 THF GAZETTE OF JNDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRJL 2',, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IANNEXURE IT TO PART B—contd.
3
1
4
(0 Books (S No B. 82)
49. Newsprint. .
(11) Journals & Periodicals (S No B. 84)
(Hi) Newspapers (S. No. B. 84)
30 Non-ferrous Alloys, Semis and Extru- sions.
(/) Non-ferrous manufactures including non-ferrous builders hardware (S. No A.17)
(//) Electric cables and conductors.
(S.No A 26)
(Hi) Automobile Radiators
(S. No A. 71)
(iv) Pressure lamps and stoves
(S. No. A. 85)
(i) Non-ferrous semis and extrusions
51. Non-ferrous Metals (other than alumi- nium) and scraps thereof
(S No A. 17)
(//) Non-ferrous manufactures N.O.S.
(S No A 16)
(til) Dry and Storage Batteries
(S No. A. 23)
(Iv) Galvanised/electroplated steel pro-
ducts [S No. A. 7(H)]
(v) Insulated Cables with copper conduc-
tors. (S. No. A. 26)
(W) Elcctnc Generators, Transformers, motors, switchgears and controlgear (S No, A 22)
(v/0 Wick stoves made of brass
[S. No A.84 (ii)]
(vlii) Sports cups, medals and trophies
(S. No E. 1)
(IK) Handicrafts of copper ('H1 Group) (.Y) Handicrafts of brass ('H' Group')
52. Oil Seals ,
.
(/) Motors (S No. A 22)
(1) Import not to exceed 20% of the i
value of the licence,
:D Import not to exceed 10% of the
(//) Machine Tools (S No. A 46) <
value of the licence,
(In) Vegetable Oil Mills Machinery
(1) Import not to exceed 10% of the
(S. No. A. 64)
value of the licence.
(0 Zinc and Aluminium Phosphides
(1) Import of RED Phosphorous will , Phosphorous
51.
be allowed.
(S. No. B. 17)
(it) Phosphoric Acid other than fertilizer (1) Import of White/Yellow Phosphorous
grade (S No B. 1 2.)
will be allowed
(1) Import of White/Yellow Phosphorous
(In) Red Phosphorous (S. No B. 1. 2) i
will be allowed.
54 Plasticisers . . . ..
. (/) Plastic products and plastics insulated cables (S No C 3. C, 11, C 15, & C 28;and S No A 75 4 & A 75 5)
, (/) Engineering goods (A Group)
. Precision measuring instruments
55
, (<) Industrial machinery (S. No A, 64)
Pressure gauges. . . ..
56
(//) Instruments and Pressure Lamps
(S No A. 85)
, Resorcinol.
(0 Mebromin N.F. (S No. B 11.1)
51
(11 Import not to exceed 10% of the
(It) Tyres (S No B.71)
value of the licence.
(///) Mercury—based drugs (S. No. B. 11 3)
. (/) Cut & Polished Diamonds ('P' Group)
Rough Diamonds (Gem quality). ,
58
', Rough moulded blanks (other than (i) Ophthalmic fused blanks & lenses. i fl) Import of Rough blanks in sheet form 59
will not be allowed those In sheet form)
(S. No. B, 57")
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4
3
2
1
(1) Impoit of each item not to exceed 10%
(0 Leather Footwear. (S. No D 2.1)
'. (/) Sewing thread
60
of the value of the licence.
(U) Elastic tape/Webbing. (lii) Steel Toe Caps. (iv) Stapling lasting, slugging and Auto
(2) Items (i), (n), (vl) and (ix) will also be allowed against export of leather goods under S. No D. 2 2.
I
(
Solar wire, (v) Machine Tacks. (W) Buckles. [vii) Steel shanks. wiO Studs/Hooks. {ix) Needles for industrial sewing ma- chines
(x) Awls.
(1) Definition of "Woollen Rags' is as , Shoddy Wool/Woollen Rags.
follows :—
(/) Shoddy Woollen Blankets/Blanketing Cloth.Tweeds, Blazer and Valours ('K' Group) and overcoats made from Shoddy Wool ('O' Group)
(a) 'New'—waste woollen cloth whether woven or knitted, which is left after a garment had been cut out including genuine tailor cuttings piece ends, dis- carded pattern bunches and sample bits.
(b) 'Old'—Rags of woollen Textile fabrics (including knitted and crocheted fabrics), which are required for manufacture of shoddy yarn and may consist of articles of furnishing or clothing or other clothing so worn out, soiled or torn as to be beyond cleaning or repair. la case serviceable garments have been imported they will have to be mutilated before released by Customs authorities
Silk Worm Seeds . . .. (/) Natural Silk Fabrics, made-up articles
62.
and garments (S. No. K 7)
(t) Engineering goods (A Group)
63. Small and cutting tools including grinding wheels and segments.
(i) Footwear & components of footwear'
"4. Snap Fasteners, Zip Fasterners.
(S No. D. 2.1)
1 (1) In the case of snap-fasteners import of 1 snap Fasteners-4 parts only will be
in) Light categories of travel & other
allowed.
leather goods (S. No D. 2 2)
5-(2) Import of Snap/Zip fasteners not to 1 exceed 10% of the value of the | licence
(/") Heavy Leather Goods (S. No. D 2.3) (Iv) Sports Goods ('E* Group) (V) Readymade Garments, Hosiery &
Knitwear, ('O' Group)
63. Sodium Nitrite. . . .
H I) Import not to exceed 10% of the V value of the licence subjeot to a J maximum of Rupees one lakh.
3 2 4 / 5 38 T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, j 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 [ P A RT IANNEXURE II TO PART B—contd.
3
2
4 1
(0 Ball bearings (S No A. 63)
67 Steel Balls
i (//) Bicycles complete and fiee wheels.
(S No. A. 82&A.83)
(/) Synthetic ready-made garments under SI
Synthetic/Synthetic blendod fabrics
68.
No O7
69. Synthetic filament yarns (excluding nylon filament yarn)
(/) Synthetic filament yarn fabrics and nude up articles including embroider- ed falling under S No K J l(il> and K Ii(iil).
(//) Mixed/blended fabrics falling under
S No. K. 13(11)
(///) Ready-mgde garments made of Syn- thetic fabrics produced from synthetic filament yarn (O Group).
>. Synthetic Wax/Paralfin Wax '.
(i) Cosmetics & Toiletries (S No B 20).
7C
(//) Rubbing compound (S No. B 44).
(///) Bool Polish (S, No. B. 45)
(iv) Wax Polish (S No. B 46)
, (i) T.V. Receivers (S. No A. 36).
1. TV Picture Tubes, Multichannel Tuners,
7
and Deflection Components.
. CO Formulations based on Tetracyclinc
7;
2. Tetracyclinc base . . ..
(S No. B 11 1)
(i) Gaskets of all types [SI. No A 7((a)].
7 3. Tin Plate Prime (General Purposes)
(u) Dolls, toys, games, all types of plastic games except those of wood papier- mache and rags. (SI No. C 28).
(ill) Paint Brushes (SI. No. D.5).
(iv) Dried fish includ'ng fish maws and shark (ins ajid fish meal (S, No F 1 1).
(v) Cashew Kernels exported in bulk
CS. No. 1 J 2)
4 Tin J'lote Waste Waste
7
(0 All non-pouercd lamps, such as. signal Ijmps, indicator lamps, gaic lamps [S. No. A.7(i)J.
(;/) Slecl Balls (S. No. A.3).
(Ill) All tin plate products, containers, trays, advertisement novelties [S, No A 7(i)].
(;i) Ribbons Spools for typewriters
[S No. A 7(0]
(v) GasUts of all types [S. No. A.71(a)].
(w) Bicycles complete (other than sports, line, roadster) bycycle components and accessories) (S No, A.82).
(vii) Boot Polish (S. No. B.45).
(viii) Dnils, toys games, all types of plastic except those of wood or papier- mache and rags (S. Nu. C.28).
(u) Natural essential oils (S No B 22)
;e (/) Transformers (S No A 22)
75 Transformer Oil/Transformer Oil Ba<
Stock.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/539ANNEXURE II TO PART B—concld.
4
3
2
1
(/) Ready-made garments, Hosiery & (1)
76.
Knitwear. ('0' Group).
Trimmings &. Embellishments (not other- wise specified in this list).
Import of following items will be allowed upto 10 % of the F.O.B. value of exports and a single item not exceeding Rs. one lakh in value:—
(/) Elastic cloth in running length including elastic cloth in tubular form with width not exceeding 7.3 cm.
(tf) Buckles, hooks and bars.
(tf/) Collar stays & other garment
stays
(iv) Laces of not more than 3' width and fents of laces (of not more than 2.057 meters in length and having damage in the body of the cloth).
(v) Paper Patterns,
(v/) Lining and inter-linlng materials.
(vti) Sewing thread including all types of embrolderv threads made from man-made fibres, pure silk and/ or mixed fibres of cotton and man- made fibres
(yili) Buttons or polyester sheets.
(ix) Pearl headed pins and pins of all
types.
(x) Needles of ' Industrial Sewing Machines (Permissible items only).
(xi) Labels including woven, printed stickers, self adheslves and metal labels.
(xli) Self Adhesive Tapes.
(*f") Studs.
(xlv) Tags.
(xv) Stamping Foils.
(xvl) Metallic Yarn.
(xvtl) Metallic Yarn twisted with nylon, polyester and bemberg against exports of embroidered garments.
(0 Leather Goods (S. No.D. 2.2).
, Tucfcy looks, toggle locks, expanding
77,
locks.
(0 Electric Lamps (S. No. A. 27).
. Tungsten Wire, Tungsten Filaments
78
(/) Type Writers. (S. No. A 88).
. Types for Typewriters
79
(0 Ivory manufactures In 'H' Group.
. Un-manufactured Ivory .
80
. Vitamins B.I, B.2 & Vitamin C.
81
(/) Tablets and Capsules of Vitamin B.I, B.2 and Vitamin C. (S. No. B. 11.1).
:. Wool tops and Woollen yarn .
82
(i) Woollen Goods under S. No. K. 2 and K 3 and Hosiery and Knitwear under S. No. O. 2 and O. 3.
(0 Woollen Ready-made earments
„ Woollen fabrics
83
(S. No. O. 2).
(0 Formulations based on Yohimbfne
. Yohlmbine Hydrochloride , . .
84
(S No.B. 11 1).
324/540 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 IPART JA N N E X U RE HI JO PART 'B'
{Refer Par* 33 of Part 'B']
Statement ihovring the particulars of direct Import in regpect of canalised lleras mude against R.E.P. Licences
Remarks Name and address of the licensee
Dale of cleai- ancc of the gooas from the Customs
Description of the cana- lised item
Quantity and value of canalised item
I'mi price at whu h the item was impor- ted
Particulars of REP licences) No. date etc. against which canalised items were imported
Name of foreign supplier from whom the cana- lised item refer- red to in Col. 4 was imported
(4)
(7)
(6)
(3)
(J)
(8)
I/We hereby declare that the particulars given in the above statement are true to the best of my/our knowledge and nothing has been concealed. I/We understand thai if any mlormation is found to be incorrect, ii will render me/us liable for action under ihe I.T.C. ReflulauiMia.
Name
Designation
Address of the applicant ,. . . ..
Date
Place
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/541SECTION I
PART C
EXPORT HOUSES
Objectives of Scheme
78 lhe object oi the scheme loi giant ol import leplenisnruent licences to export houses is to stieng- then export houses in then negotiating capacity for sales abio.td, 10 build up a more enduring relationship between export houses and their supporting manufac- turers to enable them to keep their supporting manu- lacturers supplied with imported law materials from ready stocks required for export pioduction, and to develop cooperative lclations with then: counter-parts in oveiseas markets.
79. rlhe export houses will be enabled to look alter the lequirements of their supporting manufac- turers in the matter of organising their production, obtaining their licences and other benefits. In order to ensure that these objectives are achieved, the Direc- tor (Export Assistance) in the Ministry of Commerce, New Delhi will coordinate action in pursuance of the Implementation of the scheme. The Federation of Indian Expoit Oiganisations will also assist the expoit houses in t'his regard.
(bj In the case ol Manufactuiing Export Houses in the small scale sector and a consortium ot small scale units, the minimum qualify- ing exports will be the annual average of Rs. 25 lakhs (FOB)) in respect of products included m the Select List of Export Pro- ducts oi the annual average of Rs. 2 crores (FOB) in respect of products other than those covered by the Select List of Export Products, in the prescribed base period.
(c) The prescribed base penod for the grant ot Export House Certificates during 1977-78 will be a period of three years, viz., 1974-75, 1975-76 and 1976-77. The annual aver- age FOB value of exports made during these three years will be taken into account foi the purpose of qualifying export per- formance mdicated in sub-paras (a) and (b) above. It shall, however, be a condi- tion that export performance in any of the three years should not be 'NIL'.
Conditions for the grant of "Export House Certificates"
to export bouses
80. (1.) With cifect tiom 1-4-1976, recognition and eligibility certificates which used to be issued to ex- port houses weic merged into a single certificate, namely, "Export House Certificate". The procedure tor submission of applications for the grant/renewal ot E.tpoit House Certificates is contained in the para- graphs below-
(2) Applications foi the giant of Export House Certificates to Merchandising and Manufacturing Ex- port Houses will be considered by the Chief Control- ler of Imports and Exports, New Delhi in cases where the following conditions are fulfilled ;—
(a) The applicant has made exports of products included in the 'Select List ot Export Pro- ducts' of a value not less than the annual average of Rs. one crore (.FOB) in the prcscnbed base period or he has made ex- ports of products other than those covered by Ihe Select List ot Export Products of a value not less than the annual average of Rs 5 crores (FOB) in the prescribed base penod The Select List of Export Pro- ducts is given in Anncxure I to this Part, For the purpose of computing minimum ex- poit peiformance, the value of exports of products in trie Select List may also be accepted for making up deficiency in the required minimum value of exports of pro- ducts other than those covered by the Select List.
(d) Exports made only in the name of appli- cant export house will be taken into account. Indirect exports will not be taken into account except in cases covered by (e) below. Direct exports will be reckon- ed as those in which :—
(i) The export order or export contract is in
the name of the export house;
(ii) The bank certificate and the letter of credit, if any, are in the name of the expoit house; and
(ni) The invoice is in the name of the export house (the invoice may or may not indi- cate the name of the manufacturer of the goods exported).
(e) Exports made by the applicant export house as an associate of the State Trading Corpo- ration or any other similar public sector trading agency engaged in export business as a canalising agency or otherwise, may also be accepted foi the grant ol export house certificate if such exports are other- wise acceptable, piovided ( I) all the REP benefits on the exports, in question, have been availed of by the applicant export house, (ii) the name of the applicant ex- port house appears in all or any of the ex- port documents, namely, export order, letter of credit, bank certificate, invoice, shipping bill, bill of lading, with or without the name, of the public sector agency con- cerned and (iii) anv other evidence as may be considered necessary by the Chief Con-
troller of Imports and Exports is produced.
324/542 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I(f) Invisible export?.—-Foreign exchange earn- ed on account ot erection charges in the case of turn-key projects abroad, consul- tancy and collaboration fees earned abroad, earnings on account of ship repair and other invisible exports may also be taken into account for calculating the total quali- fying expon performance for the purpose of giant of Export House Certificate. (Such expoits will not, however, be counted while detci mining the ceiling for acquisition of licences by export houses by transfer from others).
(g) If a merchant exporter oi a manufacturer exporter m the large scale sector has also made exports in respect of products manu- factured by SSI Units, the FOB value of such expous will be doubled for the pur- pose of (i) calculating the qualifying export perform., ace of the applicant for the grant renewal of export house certificate, (u) cal- culating the entitlement for initial/supple- mentary initial licence, (iii) calculating the ceiling for acquisition ot licences by export house by transfer from others and (iv) discharge of export obligation against transferred licences. (For example, if a merchant exporter or a manufacturer ex- porter in the large scale sector has made exports valued at Rs. 1 lakh FOB produced by small scale units, it will be taken as if he has exported goods worth Rs. 2 lakhs for the purposes mentioned above).
(h) The apphcant conforms to the criteria laid down by the Ministry of Commerce from time to time. The following aspects will also be looked into :—
(0 Structure, functioning and trade develop- ment programmes of the applicant parti- cularly the qualitative aspect of its per- formance m the matter of exploring new markets, introducing new goods in over- seas markets and promotion of exports uf value added products.
(n) Managerial capacity of the apphcant, organisational capacity, Quality Control measures, professional expertise, market surveys, technical resources and services, testing facilities, financial resources, abi- lity to take financial risk, product specia- lisation, overseas distribution network and publicity of Indian goods abroad.
(iii) Assistance rendered by the applicant' to small scale units in the matter of im- provement of quality, marketing of goods abroad and financial assistance.
(iv) Direct export effort of the applicant as distinguished from claiming the benefits on exports in which the export house hnd no appreciable contribution.
(v) Relationship maintained by the export house wild its supporting manufacturers in the mattei of exporting their products, allocation of impoitcd inputs to them and giving them other assistance. For * this purpose, the export house will be requiied to furnish to the Chief Control- ler of Imports and Exports a list of its supporting manufacturers, and the assis- tance rendered to each one of them, with its application for the giant/renewal of export bouse certificate.
Application tor export house certificate may be re- jected if the Chief Controller ot Imports and Exports is not satisfied on the performance of the applicant in respect of the above aspects, notwithstanding the fact that the applicant export house has fulfilled other conditions prescribed for grant of certificate.
(i) Where export bouse certificate is claimed on the basis ot exports of a product which is canalised for export through a public sector agency, it will be open to the Chief Con- troller of Imports and Exports not to accept such exports, if he is satisfied that negotia- tions for entering into export contracts and all other marketing/export operations were undertaken by the canalising agency itself without any accountable effort on the part of the applicant claiming export house cer- tificate on the basis of such exports.
81. (1) In the case of Manufacturing Export Houses fulfilling the conditions laid down in para 80 above, the qualifying exports should include exports of good;, produced by other manufacturers of the minimum value indicated below :—
(a) In the case of Export Houses claiming Ex- port House Certificate based on their ex- ports of products included in the Select List of Export Products, the qualifying exports should include exports of a value at least Rs. 20 lakhs (FOB) of goods produced by other manufacturers;
(b) In the case of Export Houses claiming Ex- port House Certificate based on their ex- ports ot products other than those included in the Select List of Export Products, the qualifying exports should include exports of a value atleast Rs. one crore (FOB value) of goods produced by other manu- facturers;
(c) In cases covered by sub-para 80(2)(b)
above, the value of exports of goods pro- duced by other manufacturers wtU be Rs. 5 lakhs and Rs. 40 lakhs respectively.
(2) Such Manufacturing Export Houses should also furnish a declaration/undertaking to increase every year the exports of goods produced by other manu- facturers by the same respective value as indicated in sub-para (1) of this para, so as to reach the minimum
SFC. II THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/543prescribed limits of expoit performance (comprised entirely of exports of products manufactured by others) within 5 years. In other words in the fifth year their export of products manufactured by others should atlcast be equal to the limits indicated in para 80(2)(a) or (b) above.
State Government Export Development Corporations
82 The minimum export performance and other conditions laid down for the grant of Export House Certificate will also apply to State Government Ex- poit Development Corporations. However, Chief Controller of Imports and Exports may relax these conditions in their case on merits where considered necessary
83. The provisions made in para 82 above pertain- ing to Export Development Corporations of State Governments will also apply to Handicrafts & Hand- loom Corporation, New Delhi oi any other Export Corporation owned or controlled by Central Gov- ernment.
Applications for the grant of Export House Certificate
84 Applicants who satisfy the conditions laid down in this policy can apply for the grant of Export House Certificate to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi. Such applica- tions should be made on or befoie 30-6-1977, also give in the case of each unit the SSI Registration Number allotted to it by the State Director of Industries. Where a unit is not registered with the State Director of Industries (being a unit in the cottage in- dustry sector etc.) the applicant export house should append his own declaration that the unit, in question, belongs to the small scale sector.
(in) A certificate from the S. T. C. or public sector agency concerned in respect of ex- ports referred to in sub-para 80(2)(e) above to the effect that the exports on the basis of which Export House Certificate is claimed satisfy the conditions laid <.'ov,rj in the said sub-para 80(2)(e).
(iv) A detailed note containing information about the applicant's structure, functioning, the qualitative aspects of us performance and various other aspects, referred to in sub- para 80(2)(h) above. This note should in particular state the type of relationship maintained by the export house with its supporting manufacturers referred to in sub- para 80(2)(h)(v) above and the assistance rendered to each of these manufacturers in the matter of improvement of quality, mar- keting their products abroad, supplies of imported inputs, finances etc. In regard to testing facilities, the note should bring out in precise terms the existing arrangements with the export house as well as the arrange- ments, proposed to be made during 1977-78.
(v) In the case of Manufacturing Export Houses, a declaration to increase the exports of products manufuatuicd by others, referred to in para 81 above.
Application* lor renewal of Recognition/Export House
Certificate
85. Application for the grant of Export House Certificate should be made in the prescribed form as given in Appendix XI in Section III and should con- tain all required information. The information given in the application and the statement of exports on the basis of which the certificate is claimed should be certified by a Chartered Accountant or any autho- rised dealer in foreign exchange. Five copies of the application with supporting documents should be sent. The following documents should also be produced with the application duly filled in :—
(i) A certificate from the Chartered Accountant who certifies the statement of exports that the exports on the basis of which Export House Certificate is claimed are the direct exports of the applicant and that the export documents mentioned in sub-para 80(2)(d) above are in the name of the applicant export house. The Chartered Accountant should specifically indicate in his certificate whether each export invoice is properly supported by a purchase voucher. The f.o.b, value of exports which do not con- Jorm to this requirement should be men- tioned by the Chartered Accountant sepa- rately for each product group
(u) A separate statement of expoils duly certi- fied by a Chartered Accountant should be UirnishL'd in respect of exports of products mnrmfactured by SSI units as referred to in sub-para 80(2Kg) above Besides other particulars as required, the statement should 86. (1) Export Houses which have obtained Ex- port House Certificates valid upto 30-6-1977 and in whose cases the said certificate has not been cancelled or withdrawn, should apply to the Chief Controller of Imports and Expoits, New Delhi on or before 30-6-1977 for renewal of Export House Certificate, if they satisfy the conditions laid down in this policy. Such applications should be made in the same form and manner us laid down in para 85 above and accom- panied by the same documents/information as men- tioned therein Tn addition, the applicant should pro- duce a photostat or certified copy of the Export House Certificate sought to be renewed.
(2) Applications for renewal of Export House Certificate under sub-para (1) above may be consi- dered in those cases m which:
(a) The annual average f o b. value of exports of products included itf the Select List of Export Products during the prescribed base period mentioned m sub para 80(2)(c) above is atleast 20% higher than the annual
324/544 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 LPART Iaverage FOB value of exports of such pro- ducts in three years prior to the prescribed base period:
OR
The annual aveiagc FOB valuu of Exports ol all products (i.e products included in the Select List of Export Products and other products) during the prescribed base period mentioned in sub-paia 80(2)(c) above is at least 20% higher than the annual average FOB value of exports of such products in three years prior to the prescribed base period, and
(b) Exports during any of the three years in
the prescribed base period were not 'NIL'.
(3) The rate of 20% referred to in sub-para (2) above may be reduced to 10% in cases where the average FOB value of exports during the prescribed base period referred to in sub-para 80(2)(c) above was more than Rs 10 Crores.
(4) A relaxation in the prescribed growth rate may be made on merits m cases where the Chief Controller of lrapoits and Exports is satisfied that the failure of the export house in achieving the growth rate up to the prescribed level is adequately compen- sated by its achievement in improving the qualitative aspect of its export performance.
(5) Renewal of Export House Certificate under sub- para (1) above may not be considered in cases where an applicant export house fails to giive an account of the imports made and disposed of ill the manner required. Therefore, with its application for renewal, the export house should also furnish a statement indi- cating the dates on which quarterly statements (up to date) as required under para 113 were sent to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.
(6) In the case of Manufacturing Export Houses, the renewal of export house certificate will be allowed only where the condition of para 81 above is satisfied m addition to the other conditions laid down.
87. Export Houses holding Recognition Certificates issued by the Ministry of Commerce in whose cases the said Recognition Certificates have not been can- celled or withdrawn and are valid beyond 31-3-1977 will have the option to retain such Recognition Certi- ficates subject to the existing conditions with which the certificates were issued. However, if such export houses wish to obtain Export House Certificates under the new scheme, they should apply for the same in ac- cordance with the procedure for renewal and grant of Export House Certificates as laid down in this part.
88. In the case of State Government Export De- velopment Corpotation, Handicrafts and Handlooni Export Coiporation and other Export Corporations owned or controlled by Central Government, referred to in paras 82 and 83 above, applications for renewal of Export House Certificates during 1977-78 may be considered if the annual average FOB value of ex- port during the base period referred to in sub-para 80(2)(c) above is not below the minimum FOB value of export performance laid down in para 80 above and the prescribed growth rate has been achieved.
89. The conditions ior leiiewal of Export House Certificates laid down m paras 86 to 88 above may be relaxed by the Chief Controller of Imports and Ex- ports on merits in individual cases while considering applications lor renewal received from existing export houses. This facility may be given only in those cases where the Chiel Controller ol Imports and Ex- ports is satisfied that strict application of the various conditions laid down m the new scheme will cause genuine hardship.
Period of validity of Export House Certificate
90. The Export House Certificate issued to an ex- port house will be valid for three financial years in- cluding the year in which it is issued, or for such period as may be specified in the certificate. In the case of renewal, the Export House Certificate will be made valid from the date of expiry of the existing Certificate.
91 An Export House Certificate, although valid for a period of three years, shall be subject to the varia- tions, conditions and other provisions as contained in the import policy for Registered Exporters for each year.
92. Applications for licences made before the issue of Export House Certificate or before the rc- ntewal of the existing Certificate may also be consi- dered by the licensing authority after the Export House Certificate has been granted, provided such applications are otherwise in order and have been made within the prescribed time limits.
Import facilities available to Export Houses
93. Export Houses holding Export House certificate will be granted the following facilities under the im- port policy for Registered Exporters:—
(i) Initial/supplementary initial import licences for import of raw materials, components, packing materials and consumable stores;
(ii) import replenishment licences against their own exports under the import policy for Registered Exporters; and
(iii) import replenishment licences transferred to them under the import policy for Registered Exporters.
94 F\port Houses may also nominate their sup- porting manufacturers in accordance with the provi- s-ions for nominations contained in Part 'B' of this Book.
SEC 11 I HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY , APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/54595. Export Houses may also nominate manufac- turers whose products they export, to enable such manufacturers to import jigs, tools and equipment m accordance with the provisions made hi Part ' B\ The procedure to he followed in this respect has been set out in the ITC Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1977-78.
Initial Licences
96 Initial import licences may be granted to Export Houses for the import of raw matenals, components, packing materials and consumable stores to enable them to build up stocks. The value of initial licences will be determined having regard to the export per- formance of the Export House in respect of the export products falling in the Select List of Export Products during the previous financial year. The weightage allowed to exports of SSI products m sub-para 8O(2)(g) above will be given while calculating entitlement for initial licence Such licences will not be granted to those Export Houses which have already received initial import licences or may hereafter receive the same against their applications for initial licences made in terms of the previous years' policies.
97. Export Development Corporations of State Governments or Central Government can apply for initial licence on the basis of the F.O.B value of their exports during the previous financial year in respect of products covered by the Select List of Export Products or on the basis of F.O.B value of exports of Rs one crore whichever is higher.
Supplementary initial licences
98. An Export House which shows an increase in its export performance in respect of products included in the Select List of Export Products by at least 10 per cent annually with reference to the financial year when the eligibility certificate (or export house certificate as the case may be) was originally issued to it, will be eligible for the grant "f supplementary initial licence. The value of the supplementary initial licences will be calculated on the basis of difference in the f o.b. value of exports during the previous year and the year under consideration, provided there is a minimum increase of 10 per cent per annum as indicated above. In cases where the minimum increase of 10 per cent per annum has not been achieved, presumptive exports at this nite would be taken into account for purposes of t, dculation of the entitlement for supplementary Initial licence. For the purpose of this sub-para, the minimum exports during the first financinl year will be taken as Rs 25 lakhs or the actual expoits during the hase year, whichever is higher (In the case of export houses to whom the first certificate was issued in 1976-77, the minimum value of exports in 1975-76 will be taken as Rs 50 lakhs or the actual exports in that year, whichever is higher) The werghtage allowed to exports of SSI products in sub-para 8O(2)(g) above will also be allowed for determining the entitlement for the grant of supplementary initial licence.
Value of initial/supplementary initial licences
99. The value of initial and supplementary initial licences will be determmed at 10% of the F.O.B. value of exports referred to in para 96 above or the difference in the F.O.B. value of exports referred to in para 98 above, as the case may be. Exports made thiough an export house in respect of which the manu- facturei of the goods exported has discharged his export obligation will be excluded while calculating the value of initial licences
100 The value of initial/supplementary initial licences granted to manufactui ing Export Houses will be adjusted against their future A.U./replenishment licences in case they fail to fulfil the undertaking in accordance with para 81 above.
Application for initial/supplementary Initial licence
101. Export Houses may apply for initial/supple- mentary initial licence as the case may be in the prescribed form (Appendix XII in Section IIT) to the regional licensing authority referred to in para 104 below within three months from the date of issue of export house certificate or renewal of the existing certificate or by 30rh June, 1977 whichever is later.
Import Replenishment licences
102, Export Houses will be permitted to claim import replenishment licences in their own name under the import policy for Registered Exporters during April 1977—March 1978 against their own exports ot products covered by the import policy for Registered Exporters They should make their import applications to the regional licensing authorities concerned in the piescnbed form and manner laid down under the import policy for Registered Exporters and the I.T.C. Hand Book of Rules and Procedure.
Import replenishment entitlements acquired by transfer
103. An export house holding Export House Certi- ficate may acquire by transfer REP entitlements or REP licences issued to Registered Exporters or their nominees under the import policy for Registered Exporters. During 1977-78, an export house can acquire by transfer REP entitlement/REP licences for a total value not more than 25 per cent of the FOB value of exports made during 1976-77 in respect of pioducls included in the Select list of Export Products and in respect of products other than those included in the Select List of Export Products, provided such exports are acceptable under sub-paragraphs 80(2)(d), 80(2)(e) and 80(2)d) above The weightage allowed to exports of SST products in sub-para 8O(2)(g) above will be given fnr calculating the ceiling for acquisition of licences bv trnnsfer A statement in the proforma at Annexurc II to this Part, and certified by an authorised dealer in foreign exchange or a Chartered Accountant, ind'entinp tlv FOB value of exoorts during 1976-77 as admissible for this purpose, should be furnished to the licensing authonty with which the export house is registered under paragraph 104 below. The licensing
324/546 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART Iauthoiity will fix the ceiling for transfer of REP entitle- ments/REP licences under this paragraph only after the grant of export house certificate or renewal of the existing certificate during 1977-78.
104. In order to watch that the ceiling for transfer of licences/REP entitlements is not exceeded, and in order to keep proper watch on the fulfilment of export obligation, each Export House will be required to register itself with a particular licensing authority of its choice and such licensing authority only will deal with requests for transfer of licences/REP entitlements in favour of the Export House.
105. (1) Import replenishment licences/entitlements to which merchant exporters, manufacturer-exporters, nominee-manufacturers and export houses are eligible under the import policy for Registered Exporters can be transferred in favour of export houses. Such trans- fer will be regulated in terms of sub-clause 5(3)(i) of the Imports (Control) Order, 1955. In the case of licences transferred under this provision, a suitable endorsement indicating the transfer will be made by the licensing authority on the licence. The licence so trunsfened will be sent to the transferee instead of the licensee,
(2) The request for transfer of REP licence/entitle- ment in favour of an export house can be made either in the import application or subsequent to the issue of the licence. Such request should be supported by a consent letter from the export house to which the licence is sought to be transferred, indicating its unqualified willingness to accept the transfer.
(3) Where the request for transfer lies with a licensing authority other than the one with which the export house is registered in terms of para 104 above, the licence/release order may be issued by the licensing authority in favour of the export house and forward the licence/Release Order to the Licensing authority where the export house is registered so that the latter may send the licence/Release Order to the export house after debiting the value in the ceiling register for transfer of licences.
(4) While allowing transfer of a licence in favour of an Export House after its issue, the licensing authority will not allow any extension in the validity period of the licence for the purpose of such transfer.
(5) In the case of certain export products in Section II of Red Book (Vol II) for 1976-77, addition- al rate of import replenishment was provided in Col. 5 for the import of specified items Such additional replenishment will not be transferable to export house, and it will also not be allowed to an export house under the flexibility provisions. Also REP licences issued against exports of Gem and Jewellery wdl not be transferred to export houses.
Import Items permissible to Export Houses
106. (1) REP licences issued to export houses including initial/supplementary initial licences and transferred licences will be valid for import of any items of raw materials, components, packing materials and consumable stores subject to the following res- trictions :—
(a) Items appearing in Part I of the 'List of Banned Items' in Annexure I to Part 'B' of this book may be allowed to be imported for a total value not exceeding 10% of the value of the licence, the import of a single item not exceeding Rs. 1 lakh in vulue, within the overall value of the licence.
(b) Items allowed to actual users on a restricted basis m terms of the import policy laid down in Red Book (Volume I) for April 1977— March 1978 (Appendix 55 ot the said Red Book), may be allowed to be imported for a total value not exceeding 20% of the value of the licence, the import of a single item not exceeding Rs. 2 lakhs, within the overall value of the licence.
(c) Items appearing in the export-linked-import list in Annexure II to Part 'B' of this book may be allowed to be imported only against exports of specified products as indicated in the said list and to the extent permitted therein.
(d) Items appearing in Part II of the banned list in Annexure I to Part 'B' of this book will not be allowed to be imported
(e) Direct import of canalised items will not be allowed against transferred licences. Export houses can apply for Release Orders for such items according to their entitlement
(2) Export Houses may be allowed to arrange imports on behalf of their supporting manufacturers in respect of items placed on OGL for actual users. In such cases, export houses will act only as agents of the actual users concerned. Export houses desiring to render this service to their supporting manufacturers may approach the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports with specific proposal for permission to import under this provision The export house will be required to maintain a separate account of such impons viz., the goods imported, the value of imports, the name of the actual user on whose behalf the import has been made, the date of import and the date on which the imported goods were handed over to the actual user concerned.
(3) Export houses can also ask for import of items not permitted under sub-para (1). They can also ask for import of a higher value in respect of any item within the limit permitted in sub-para ( 1 ). Such requests may be considered on merits having regard to the import policy in force and subject to such restrictions or conditions as may be specified by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports
Utilisation of Import licences by Export Houses
107. Import licences issued to Export Houses under the scheme or acquired by them by transfer under the policv laid down shall be subject inter alia to the conditions that the goods imported against such licences shall be disposed of to actual users. The Export Houses may also utilise the imported materials for export production on their own account in the manufacturing establishments owned by others.
Sec. 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, I977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 124/547Export obligation
108. In respect of REP licences granted to Export Houses against their own exports, the Export Houses will not be subject to any further export obligation.
109. In respect of transferred REP entitlements/ licences, however, the Export Houses shall be under an export obligation as under .—
(i) the export house shall be required to export products included in the Select List of Export Products mentioned in Annexure 1 to this Part.
(ii) the F.O B. value of such exports during a financial year shall be equal to four tunes the value of the licences/REP entitlements actually acquired by transfer during the previous financial year. During 1977-78, an export house shall be under an obligation to export goods of the F.O.B. value equal to four times the value of licences acquired by transfer during 1976-77 or such higher value at, may have been specified by the Chief Controller ot Imports and Exports in individual cases.
(iii) Only those exports shall be accepted for discharge of export obligation, which conform to the conditions laid down in s,ub-para 8 0 ( 2 ) ( d ), 80(2)(e) and 80(2)(i) above.
110. If an export house has exported goods produced by a manufacturer who is himself under an export obligation of CG licences, indu^tnal licence, approval of foreign collaboration or under compulsory exports as an actual user, such exports will qualify for the discharge of export obligation of either the manu- facturer concerned or of the export house, and not of both Other benefits on such exports, namely, export performance for Export House certificate, export performance for acquisition of licencos/REP entitlements and import replenishment licences can be availed by the export house, if otherwise admissible. Such exports shall not, however, count for the grant of initial licences, to the export house. (The manu- facturer whose goods have been exported may also be allowed to utilise these exports for the purpose of claiming prelerrud treatment as an actual user in accordance with the provisions of the import policy for actual users laid down in Volume I of this Book)
111. The export house shall be required to produce evidence of discharge of export obligation in the form as at Appendix XIII in Section HI. Such evidence should be produced to the licensing authority with whom the export house is registered, with a copy to the Chict Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi The evidence regarding fulfilment of export obligation for th'.- year 1076-77 should be produced by 30th June, 1977. Failure to fulfil the export obligation and to produce the required evidence in this respect will render the export house liable to adjustment of the value of the transferred licences to the extent of default against the import entitlements of the export houic in all categones, without prejudice to any other action as may be taken m this behalf under the import control rules and regulations.
Control over Export Houses
112. Export Houses claiming import licences under this scheme shall be required to maintain accounts in respect of their exports, imports and disposal of imported materials in the form and manner prescribed by the Ministry of Commerce. These accounts shall be open for inspection at any tune by an authority nominated by the Ministry of Commerce.
113. Export Houses shall keep an account of receipt and disposal of materials imported against their own licences and against the licences/REP entitlements transferred in their favour. They shall furnish quarterly statements to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports (E. P Division) with a copy to the licensing authority with whom the export house is registered, in the lonn at Appendix XIV of Section-Ill The quarterly reports should be for the quarters April— June, July—September, October—December, and January—March and should be furnished positively by the end of the month following the quarter to which the report pertains.
114. If there is any change in the constitution, ownership or name of an export house holding export house certificate, the fact of such change with necessary documentary evidence should be immediately intimated to the licensing authority concerned and the CCI&E, New Delhi. In the event of such change, the export house shall cease to have the facilities available to export house, unless the export house certificate has been changed by the CCI&E, New Delhi in favour of the new or the reconstituted firm, as the case may be, in accordance with the policy applicable for the purpose.
115. The registration of Export Houses with the Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) will be treated as valid for all product groups covered by the import policy for Registered Exporters
116 (1) Export House Certificate issued to an export house may be cancelled or amended or other- wise rendered ineffective :—
(a) if it is found that the certificate has been obtained by mis-representation or issued by mistake;
(b) if the export house has committed a breach of the conditions of any licence or export house certificate or has contravened import control regulations or on investigation into a complaint received from a foreign buyer, the export house has been found to have committed a breach of contract or indulged in unfair trade practice;
(c) if the export house has failed to discharge the expoit obligation or failed to furnish quarterly returns and other information as necessary under the policy.
324/548 r ut l^ZLTTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I(2) No action under sub-para (1) will be taken unless the export house has been given a reasonable opportunity of being heard in the matter.
Imports by Export houses on behalf of actual users/ partnership firm may hold shares in the Consortium through one of its partners;
Registered Exporters
117. If an actual user or a registered exporter desires to import goods against his licence through an Export House holding export house certificate issued by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports under this Scheme, it will not be necessary for the licensee to obtain a Letter of Authority for this purpose m favour of the Export House. Such Export Houses can act as indenting houses and import goods against the licences for raw materials, components, packing materials and consumable stores issued to actual users or registered exporters on behalf of the licence holders, subject to the conditions applicable to the grant of Letters of Authority as given in Chapter XIII of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78 as amended from time to time. It may be clarified that in such cases the export house will not be acquiring the licence issued to an actual user or registered exporter. The export houses will be only acting as an agent of the licensee, import the goods on behalf of the licensee and hand over the imported goods to the licensee. The export house will be required to maintain a separate account of such imports made on behalf of actual users and registered exporters. The export house will be required to maintain a separate account of such imports, viz the goods imported, the value of imports, the name of the actual user on whose behalf the import has been made, the date of import and the date on which the imported goods were handed over to the actual user concerned. In respect of canalised items, the intimation to the canalising agency in the proforma at Annexure III to Part 'B' of this book will be given by the export house.
118. Export Houses holding valid export house certificates issued by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports under this Scheme, will also be permitted to organise bulk imports by obtaining in their name the licences for raw materials, components and spares due to actual users who are their clients.
(iv) The total exports of the member-units of the Consortium are in accordance with the. provisions made in para 80 above; and
(v) The consortium produces a letter from each member unit conveying the consent of the member unit of having joined the consortium. These letters should be countersigned by the consortium.
(2) On the basis of the above exports, the consoitium may be granted 'export house certificate' by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports sub- ject to the following conditions :—
(a) the Export House will be eligible for an initial licence on the basis of exports of products included in the Select List of Export Products.
(b) the Export House will be eligible to apply for import replenishment licences on the basis of its exports of the products manu- factured by its member-units in accordance with the import policy for Registered Exporters, provided that the import entitle- ment will not vest again with the man uf acturer-exporter;
(c) the items allowed for import will be the same as permissible to other Export Houses against their exports under the import policv in force;
(d) the imported materials will be disposed of to actual users for use in their factories;
(e) the Export House will be eligible during 1977-78 to acquire by transfer the REP entitlements/licences issued to other Registered Exporters in the same manner and subject to the same conditions and export obligation as are applicable to other export houses.
(3) All other conditions as contained in this Part and not inconsistent with this Dara will also apply tr these consortia.
Export Houses of Small Scale Industries
Export Groups of SSI anils
119. (1) In order to promote small scale units to consolidate their efforts in the export field, such units will be permitted to set up consortia of their own to organise sales of their products abroad. Such consortia can apply for the grant of export house cer- tificate if the following conditions are satisfied •—
fi) The consortium is a Limited Company or a partnership firm, and is registered as an exporter;
fii) The members of the Consortium are small scale units registered with the respective State Directors of Industries;
(lii) Each member-unit holds shares in the company or the partnership firm as the case may be. SSI units owned by a 120. (1) Before becoming eligible to set up ar. export house in accordance wit* the provisions made in para 119 above, a consortium of small scale units may be given the facility to set up 'Export Group', if the average FOB value of exports of its member units, taken together, in the prescribed base period referred to in sub-para 80(2)fc) abovp was Rs. 10 lakhs in respect of products included in the Select List of Export Products. Such export group will be accepted for the facilities mentioned in sub-para (2) below on the condition that it<; exports in respect of (he products included In the Select List of Exports Products will be increased by a minimum of RE 5 lakhs CFOB) during "ach financial year from 1977-78, fill it is eligible to applv for the want of Exoort House Certificate admissible to consortium ">f SST units in terms of the import policy in rorcr
SEC. lj THE GAZF.ITE OF INDIA EX1RAORD1NAR\ : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/549 _{2) Export Groups falling under sub-para (1)
above will have only the following facilities under the import policy for Registered Exporters :—
(a) REP licences in their own name against their expoits as admissible io expoit houses; and
(b) Initial and supplementary initial licences as
admissible to other export houses.
(3) Export Groups will not be eligible to acquire REP entitlements/licences by transfer from other exporters or nominees.
(4) Where the export group fails to show an increase in its exports as laid down in sub-para (1) above, the value of licences issued to it under sub-para (2)(b) above shall be liable to be adjusted against the REP or A.U. entitlements of the export group and its individual member units, without, prejudice to any other action that may be taken in this behalf.
(5) Such expoit groups will, however, be given all the facilities available to export houses under this scheme if the F.O B value of their exports of Rs. 10 lakhs under sub-para (1) above is in respect of ex- ports of products made in Cottage and Village indus- tries sector.
types of machinery/equipments against then: REP entitlements including the entitlements acquired by them by transfer, provided such machinery/equipment is not available from indigenous sources :—
(i) Garment making machinery,
(n) Testing instruments and equipment,
(m) Equipment for packing and tagging.
(IV) Machinery required by leather industry.
(2) It would be necessary for the export houses to obtain suitable endorsements from the licensing authorities concerned for the import of the aforesaid machinery/equipment. For machinery placed on OGL for actual users, no indigenous clearance will be necessary for considering applications from export houses.
Advance and Imprest licences to Export Houses
(3) The imported machinery/equipment shall be disposed of by export houses only to actual users holding release orders for the same issued by the licensing authority. The licensing authority will issue release orders to actual users on the basis of the recommendations of the sponsoring authority. The release orders issued in such cases will be subject to the normal actual user condition. The necessity of having a Release Order has been dispensed with in the case of specified garment making machinery and machinery required by leather industry which have been placed on OGL for actual users. Such machinery can be disposed of by export houses to actual users.
Foreign exchange tor promotional activities
121. Applications from export houses for the grant of advance licences for import of raw materials and components for execution of firm export orders will be considered in accordance with the prescribed policy and procedure. In such cases, the export bond may be accepted from the export house without insisting on a joint bond by the export house and the manu- facturer. In cases where the advance import licence is issued in the name of the manufacturer on the request of the export house, such licence shall be subject to the condition that the goods produced by the manufacturer shall be exported in discharge of the export obligation imposed on the licence. In the event of the non-fulfilment of this condition, both the manufacturer as a licensee, and the export house as an applicant for the licence will be liable to action under the Import Trade (Control) Regulations apart from enforcement of the bank guarantee/legal under- taking and without prejudice to any other action that nay be taken in this regard.
122. Applications from export houses for the grant of Imprest licences will be considered in accordance with the policy laid down in Part 'B'.
124. (1) An export house holding Export House Certificate may be allowed to utilise foreign exchange upto 2.5% of the FOB value of its total exports in the previous year for the following purposes :—
(a) Foreign exchange expenditure on pro- motional activities otherwise permitted under the Code of Grants in Aid for export efforts.
(b) Imports of testing equipment and spares and machinery, duly cleared from indigenous angle and considered essential for setting up common servicing centres.
(2) The limit of 2.5% referred to in sub-para (1)
Import of machinery and equipment by Export Houses
123 (1) Export Houses holding Export House Certificate may be allowed to import the following
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above will be subject to a maximum of Rs. 1 lakh. If an export house requires for these purposes an amount more than the maximum permissible limit of Rs. 1 lakh, such excess value shall be adjusted against the REP entitlements earned by the export house on its own exports.
(3) The procedure to be followed in this regard is given in Appendix XV in Section III of this book.
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SELECT LIST OF EXPORT PRODUCTS
(Para 80(2) (a) of Part C)
1. Engineering goods.
1.1 Engineering goods (excluding prime and non-
ferrous metals).
1.2 Ferro-alloys.
4.7 Instant and packaged ground coffee. 4.8 Ossein and gelatine. 4 9 Tobacco manufactures. 4 10 Dry flowers, parts of dry plants and twigs
used for decorative purposes.
2. Chemicals, plastics and allied products.
1.1 Chemicals and allied products, namely :—
(a) Inorganic chemicals, organic chemicals and
miscellaneous chemicals.
(b) Drugs and drug intermediates including
crude drugs.
(c) Dyes and Dye intermediates. (d) Toiletries and perfumeries (excluding pro-
cessed talc).
(e) Paints and allied products. (J) Safety matches, fireworks, explosives and
detonators,
(g) Ceramic products. (h) Glass and glassware. (0 Asbestos, cement including clinkers and
cement products.
(j) Wood products and processed wood, (fc) Rubber manufactures. (/) Paper, paper products and stationery,
(w) Pesticides and preservatives. (n) Agarbattis.
2.2 Culinary oleo resins.
2.3 Refractories.
2.4 Plastics and Linoleum products.
4.11 Vegetable and flower seeds. 4.12 Raw Cotton (long staple). 4.13 Spices and curry powder and pastes (consu-
mer packs less than 1 kg).
4.14 Treated and Pulverised Guar Gum. 4.15 Natural essential oils. 4.16 Deoiled rice bran and cotton seed cakes Sal
seed fats and animal foods.
4 17. Mango Kernel Extractions and mango
kernel oil.
5. Textiles
5.1 Carpets, druggets, namdahs and rugs. 5.2 Woollen and mixed fabrics, garments and
knitwear.
5.3 Rubberised coir and curled coir. 5.4 Cotton garments and made-up articles. 5.5 Khadi. 5.6 Synthetic (Cellulosic & non-cellulosic) fabrics, garments and made-up articles including mixed fabrics, garments, and made-up articles, 5.7 Natural silk fabrics, garments and made-up
articles.
5.8 The following jute manufactures :— (a) Carpet backing (b) Decorative and other specialities. (c) Polyethylene-lined jute bags. 5.9 Hosiery.
5.10. Embroidered Fabrics. 5.11. Handloom Fabrics, made up articles and
garments.
3. Leather and sports goods.
6. Gem and jewellery,
3.1 Finished leather and leather manufactures
including footwear and Paint Brushes.
3.2 Sports goods
6 1 Cut and polished diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones; polished or processed pearls and imitation and costume jewellery.
7. Handicrafts.
4. Food, agriculture and forest products.
7.1 Handicrafts. 7.2 Cut and polished granite.
8. Miscellaneous.
4.1 Animal casings. 4.2 Canned and frozen marine products. 4.3 Processed foods, fruits, vegetables and
alcoholic and soft beverages.
4.4 Meat and allied products. 4.5 Packaged tea i.e. tea packed in consumer packs of a size upto 1 kg and instant tea.
4.6 Green tea.
8.1 Cinematographic films (exposed) 8.2 Fabricated mica. 8.3 Shellac. 8.4 Briquetted lignite and coal. 8.5 Minor minerals and ores—processed.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/551ANNEXURE II TO PART 'C
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS MADE DURING 1976-77 QUALIFYING FOR FIXATION OF CEILING FOR ACQUISITION OF LICENCES DURING 1977-78 [Para 103 of Part C]
Name o! Export House M/S
Remarks Year
exports of products uded in the Select list
lue of exports of Products Select list of export pro- n Annexure 1 to Part 'C
Total FOB value of other than those incl of export products.
Total FOB va included in ! ducts given i
Manufactured by other units.
Manufactured by SSI units
I Manufactured by other units
Manufactured!'-
by SSltunits
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
6
5
4
2
3
1
I/We hereby declare that tbe particulars and statements made in this application are true to the best of my/our knowledge and nothing has been concealed. We understand that any information if found to be incorrect, will render us liable to rejection of our claim, without prejudice to any other action that may be taken against us in this behalf.
T/We further declare that :—
(j) the f.o.b. value of exports shown in this statement are our direct exports. The export order/contract,
the bank certificate/letter of credit and the invoice were in our name.
(H) In the case of exports made by us as associates of the STC, the conditions laid down in para 80(2)(e) Part 'C, Section I of the Red Book (Vol. II) for 1977-78 are fulfilled. All the REP benefits on these exports have been taken by us or will be taken by us for which the STC has given a disclaimer Also our name appears with or without the name of the STC in the documents viz., A certificate to this effect obtained from the STC is enclosed.
{Hi) Tn the case of exports of products canalised for exports through public sector agencies, included in this statement, the negotiations for entering into export contracts and all other marketing and export operations were undertaken by us.
(/v) The f.o.b. value shown in the statement is exclusive of commission paid or payable, (v) The f.o.b. value of exports pertains to the goods which have not been returned by the consignee abroad, (v/) The exports shown as of products manufactured by SSI units were manufactured by those units which are registered as SSI units with the State Director of Industries or they are in the cottage sector.
Signature —— —————-—-—-—
Name (in Block Letters)
Designation
Ad d ress
CERTIFICATE OF THE^CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
We
(name and address of the Chartered Accountant) hereby certify that we have checked and verified the above particulars of exports from the books/ documents of M/s and found the same to be correct. We also certify that the exports mentioned in this statement (excluding those exports which were made as associates of the STC), are direct exports of M/s and the export documents viz., export order/contract, bank certificate/letter of credit and invoice were in the name of M/s
We have verified that each export invoice is properly supported by a purchase voucher.
Dated
Signature of the Chartered Accountant Official Stamp Full Address. Registration No
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PART T>'
EXPORT THROUGH PUBLIC SECTOR AGENCIES
Developmental role
Objective
125. Public sector agencies will be enabled to play an expanding role in developing exports and building up the export capabilities of manufacturers and exporters.
Canalised Exports
126. The exports of certain commodities will be canalised only through public sector agencies. The list of such commodities with the agencies respon- sible for exports is given in the Annexure to this part.
132. STC and MMTC will also play an expanding developmental role to supplement the export effort by acting as a path-finder and a catalyst. They will in particular, render support to small exporters by affording them a combined selling strength on the one hand, and a service, on the other, both in India and through their foreign offices abroad. These agencies will also provide assistance by way of finance, marketing and quality control.
Initial import licences
127. Initial import licence will be issued to STC/ MMTC to enable them to build up ready stocks for giving off-the-shelf deliveries to manufacturers whose goods they export.
Import Replenishment Licences
128. Import replenishment licences admissible under the import policy for Registered Exporters in res- pect of exports made by a public sector agency will be issued to such agency or to a manufacturer/ manufacturers of the exported product, nominated by such agency.
133. With the manufacturers of heavy equipment and machinery, and hi the case of turn-key projects, Project and Equipments Corporation (PEC) will organise, for international tenders, long-term strategies entailing planning of raw material requirements, finance and marketing services. Project and Equip- ments Corporation (PEC) will, therefore, work with associates throughout the country, In both public and private sectors, large, medium and small, and offer to each sector the type of service it needs.
134 In developing new markets and generating new projects, Project and Equipments Corporation (PEC) will play a growing role, with an emphasis upon pro- ducts which are either new or slow moving.
Licence acquired by transfer from registered exporters
135 Abroad, Project and Equipments Corporation (PEC) will develop relations with both manufacturer and traders for the export of Indian goods with an assurance of quality, delivery schedules and fair prices.
Associate exporters of STC/MMTC
129. STC and MMTC can also acquire by transfer the import replenishment licences for raw materials, components, packing materials and consumable stores issued to registered exporters in accordance with the procedure for such transfer prescribed in Part 'C of this book.
Items permissible (or import
130. A public sector agency claiming an import replenishment licence in its own name against its exports may ask for the import of any items per- missible to actual users or registered exporters and required for export production.
136. Exporters securing export orders in respect oi goods other than those the export of which is canalis- ed through a public sector agency, and who expon the goods in execution of such orders as associates o the STC/MMTC can obtain imported materials off the-shelf from the STC/MMTC, as replenishmen admissible under the import policy for Registerec Exporters, in the following manner :—
Utilisation of import licences
131. The goods imported by public sector agencies against licences referred to in paragraphs 127, 128 and 129 above will he disposed of to actual users.
(a) By handing over to the STC/MMTC th, goods intended for export in execution o the export order in question;
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EX1RA0RD1NARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 189- 324/553import policy for Registered Exporters, he will be required to transfer the import replenishment benefit to the STC/MMTC.
(b) By handing over to the STC/MMTC the export documents in respect of the exports made m execution of the export order in question and surrendering their right to apply for import replenishment licence against the same exports.
138. If the associate exporter referred to in para- graph 136 above is a manufacturer exporter, it will be open to him either to transfer the import replenish- ment benefit to the STC/MMTC or to take the imported material for use in his industrial unit.
137. If the associate exporter referred to in para- graph 136 above is a merchant exporter and is not pcimitted to import the goods, in question, under the
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List of Items export of which is canalized
No.
Item
ETC
s.
Canalising Agency
Classification
I
B.4
State Trading Corporation Dried Fish other than Prawns, Sharkfins, Fishmaws, Beach- De-Mere and Bombay Ducks.
2.
B-7(b)
Stale Trading Corporation All Categories of semi-processed hides and skins including E.I. tanned and Wot Blue hides and skins and crust leather
3.
B-9 (ii)
Iron and Steel other than cast iron pipes and fittings .— (a) 1. Pig Iron,
SAIL International Ltd.
2. Ingots & slabs. 3. Billets and bars. 4, Structural. 5 HR coils/plates/sheets. 6. CR coils. 7 GP/SGC.sheets. 8. Electrical sheets. 9. Railway materials.
10. MS wires (coated & uncoatcd/Medium/HC wires
excluding spring steel wires.
11. Alloy steels. J
(b) Ferrous scrap:
1. Mill scale scrap. 2. CI skullscrap. 3. Rejected CI ingot mould/bottom plate scrap 4. Rejected discarded CI chilled roll scrap. 5. Tool & Alloy steel scrap (other than stainless steel
Metal Scrap Trading Corpooration.
scrap).
6. Stoel skull scrap. 7. CI borings (not exceeumg 30,000 M.T.) 8. Detinned bundles. 9. Rej'ected steel ingots. 10 Pig iron chips/scrap.
STC
B I2(o)
Silver bullion, silver sheets and plates which have not under- gone any process of manufacture subsequent to rolling.
Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation.
B, 14(ff)
5.
(n) Bi-metal ore (black iron ore) with manganese contents
Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation from 3 % upio 10 % of Ooa origin
Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation.
B-14 (in)
Manganese Ores
6.
Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation
R 14 (/v)
7
Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation.
B 14(JCV)
Barytcs
8
Mica Trading Corporation of India Pvt. Ltd.
B.16
9. Mica Including Mica Splittings of all grades and varieties of mica excepting manufactured and fabricated mica (including die-out condenser films, spacers, bridges, washers etc.) mi- Tcanite reconstituted mica, mica powder and mica paper.
Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation.
B 17
Coal a.id Coke (onccpt Carbonised lignite brlquetters Loco)
10.
SAIL International Ltd
B.18(/)
11.
Ferro Manganese (other than ferro mangftuese containing less than 0 05% Carbon) ferro Manganese slag/Silico manganese
SAIL International Ltd.
B,18 (//)
12. Ferro Chrome (other than ferro chrome containing lesi than 0 03 % carbon and nitrogen beanng)/SiHco chrome
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1
3
2
B.18(/") SAIL International Ltd.
13 . Ferro Silicon
B.25 State Trading Corporation.
14 . Basmati Rice
B.26 (/) Indian Oil & Produce* Exporters Association.
15 H.P.S. Groundnuts
B.2S Groundnut Extractions Export Development Asso- 16
ciation.
R 30 (ix) State Trading Corporation.
17 Castor Oil
B 31 State Trading Corporation.
Lemongrass Oil
18
B.35(i) NAFED
Onion . . . . . . . . ..
19
Potatoes
B.35(tf/) NAFED
20.
Kuth
B 44 State Trading Corporation.
21.
B.45 State Trading Corporation.
22. Shellac, seedlac, buttonlac, garnellac and all other forma of lac except those mentioned against Item 24 in Part A.
B.46(u) Jute Corporation oi India.
Raw Jute, Mesta and Jute cutting excluding caddies
23.
B.48 State Trading Corporation.
Salt, all sorts
24
R 50 State Trading Corporation.
25
B.51 Indian Motion Picture Export Corporation, 26. Exposed Cinematographic films (feature films) .
R 57 (i) State Trading Corporation
27 Cement
(ii) Engineering Projects (India) Ltd., Only for use in construction projects undertaken by them in foreign countries.
B 58 (a) Handicrafts and Handlooms Exports Corpora- Knitwear (Woollen and mixed) . . ..
28.
tion of India Ltd.,
(b) State Trading Corporation for export of Knitwear
olive green.
B.72 NAFED.
29 Cardamoms (large)
B.78 Solvent Extractors Association of India.
30. Deoiled Rice Bran .
B.107 Project & Equipment Corporation of India Ltd,, 31. Railway Wagons . ..
. . .
New Delhi.
B.116 State Trading Corporation.
Natural Rubber
32.
Benzene & Toluene
33.
B 121 State Trading Corporation subsidiary-Tbe State Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Corporation of India (CPQ
B.129 Slate Trading Corporation.
Sugar
34-
B 131 Handicrafts and Handloom Exports Corporation
35.
of India Ltd.
B.132(a)") All India Cottonseed Crushers Association, 36.
Bombay.
Solvent Extracted cottonseed cakes (de-corticated and un- decortlcated)
37. Cottonseed Expeller oakes (de-corticated and tm- decortlcated)
B.132(b)d
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NOTES
(1) Details of import replenishment permissible
under the Import Policy for Registered Exporters
arc indicated in the table hereunder. Column 3 gives accordance with the procedure laid down in I XC Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78.
(3) Within certain Product Groups in the statement
the percentage up to which import replenishment in
terms of f o.b. value of the export product would be
allowed
(2) All export product! covered by the above
Policy have been brought under a number of "Product
Groups" such as Engineering Goods, Chemicals and
Allied Products and IO on. Theie product groups
have been given alphabetical numbering e.g., 'A'
for Engineering Goods, 'B' for Chemicals and Allied
Products and so on. Separate import applications
have to be made in respect of products falling under
the different product groups i.e. A, B, C and so on in below, the export products have been divided into
broad categories (like Ferrous manufactures, Non-
ferrous manufactures, Rubber manufactures and "o
on), and into product sub-groups under such catego-
ries. The serial numbering is not continuous, there
being some gaps in the numbering at the end of some
broad categories to accommodate inclusion of new
products. Some of the product sub-groups have been
sub-divided to indicate different rates of import
replenishment.
(4) Export products classified under the items mentioned in Column 2 are shown in Section IV of this book.
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Remarks
Jo. Export Product
SI. 1>
Import replenish- ment percentage
4
3
2
1
General Notes '—
ENGINEERING GOODS
A. 1
(1) Articles of components, spare parts, ancillaries and accessories pertaining to engineering goods will carry the import percentage as admissible to the relevant parent export products, provided that such compo- nents, spare parts, ancillaries and accessories are not themselves specified in Col 2 In which case they will carry the percentage of import indicated against them.
(2) Manufacturer-exporters and actual users nominated on the basis of being manufacturers of the product exported may utilise for their own consumption, up to 5 % of the FOB value of export, within the overall import replenishment, for the import of dies and tools (permissible type), jigs, fixtures, moulds, templates, precision measuring tools/instruments (per- missible type), consumables (permissible types) and tool, alloy and special steel for captive tool rooms (permissible types). This provision will bo In addition to other similar facilities.
TCRROUS MANUFACTURES
I. 1
40%
Steel forgings
A.I
(1) This itom covers vehicular (other than bicycle), earth-moving industrial and rolling stock forgings only.
A.:
ian mild steel) 20%
Id steel)
! Arc Welding electrodes (other th and gas welding rods (other than mi
50%
1 Steel balls . . ..
| A3
A-
oer than 0.457 20% is high carbon/
1 Steel wire products made of wire fli mm and/or of special steel such i high tensile steel
50%
5 Open top sanitary containers
A.
40%
6 Upholstery springs
A
7 Other ferrous manufactures •
A
lated 5 %
(0 Ungalvanised or non-eloctrop
20%
(//) Galvanised or eloctroplated
ACTURES
n. ALUMINIUM SEMIS AND MANUF THEREOF
mis and manu- 10%
11 Commercial grade Aluminium sei
A.
factures thereof
Inlnm (99 99% 50%
.12 Manufactures of super purity alum
A
and above purity)
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1
3
4
III. 1
SON-FERROUS (OTHER THAN ALUMINrUM)
EWIS AND MANUFACTURES
s
(1) Only non-ferrous manufactures in which metals other
than precious metals (namely gold, silver, platinum
and palladium) are used, are covered under this
item. That is, only manufactures, not elsewhere
specified of base metals namely zinc, copper, tin,
lead, antimony, nickel etc. (but excluding manu-
factures of iron, steel and aluminium) are covered
under this item.
Non-ferrous semis and extrusions; Copper printing
A.16
75%
rollers
Others (including automobile hrass valves;
A.17
40% (1) For the purpose of calculating REP benefits against export of Silver brazing alloy in the form of rods/ sticks cut to size containing not more than 50% silver, the licensing authority will exclude the value of silver from the f.o.b. value of the export product. The balance f.o.b. value of export will only be eligible for REP benefits, if otherwise admissible under the policy. Applications should be accompanied by a Chartered Accountant certificate indicating the quantity of silver content and its value used In the export product based on which the licensing autho- rity will work out the REP entitlement after excluding the value of silver.
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT AND
PPARATUS
I V .] A
20%
A.21
Air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment,
HumidJflcation, ventilation and air control equip-
ment and spare parts thereof
30%
A.22
Power equipment including, turbines, alternators,
generators, transformers, switch gear and con-
trol gear, motors, rectifiers and power capacitors.
U) For the purpose of calculating REP benefits against
the export of Electrical contacts made of silver alloy
or silver/copper bimetal containing less than 50%
silver (used as components in electric control gear and
switch gear), the licensing authority will exclude the
value of silver from the f.o.b. value of the export pro-
duct. The balance f.o.b. value of exports will
only be eligible for REP benefits, if otherwise admis-
sible under the policy. Applications should be
accompanied by a Chartered Accountant certificate
indicating the quantity of silver content and its value
used In the export product based on which the licens-
ing authority will work out the REP entitlement
after excluding the value of silver.
Dry batteries and storage batteries
A.23
30%
A.24
5%
Insulated Aluminium Cables below 600/1000 Volts
(less than 1.0 KV) and Aluminium conductors,
all types.
20%
A.25
Power cables with Aluminium conductors 600/1000
Volts and above (1.0 KV & above); Drycore
telephone cables/coaxial cables.
Insulated Copper Cables, all types
A.26
75%
Electric Fans, Electric Lamps, all types, Including
A.27
30%
fluorescent tubes and lamps, all types.
Electrical Wiring accessories, lighting fittings and
20%
A.28
electrical appliances N.O.S.
Electrical Instruments, all types . . ..
20%
A.29
Electric Winding wires/strips with aluminium
25%
A.30
conductors.
Tubular sheathed type boating elements
70%
A.31
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V. El LECTRONIC AND TELE-COMMUNICATION QUIPMENT, INSTRUMENTS, APPARATUS AND PPLIANCES
E< Al
A.35
20%
Tele-communication equipment including tele-
phones, exchange equipment and teleprinters.
A.36
Electronic Instruments and appliances all sorts, NO3.
30%
A.37
Permanent Magnet
50%
4ACHINE TOOLS
VI. IN
A.46
20%
Machine Tools, all types (as defined in Appendix
11 of Red Book, Vol. I) and hardness testing
machines.
SAND TOOLS AND SMALL TOOLS
v n .]
Hand Tools including drop forged hand took
20%
A.50
High speed steel and diamond small and vuttlng
40%
A.51
tools, all types and Rock drills, all types.
20%
Small and Cutting tools N.O.S. Including precision
A.52
measuring tools.
vra.
INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES, PUMPS AND
COMPRESSORS
Internal combustion engines, pumps and com-
20%
A.56
pressors, all typei.
I N S T R U C T I ON MACHINERY
IX. C
Construction and earth moving machinery
20%
A.60
NDUSTRIAL MACHINERY
X .I
30%
A.63
Ball, cylindrical, roller, tapered roller and needle
roller bearings, needle roller assemblies, needle
roller brushes and needle roller.
Industrial Machinory, n.o.s. . ..
10%
A.64
4OTOR VEHICLES AND AUTOMOBILE ANCILL\RIES
XL I<
10%
A.70
passenger cars, trucks, station wagons, buses, tem-
pos, jeeps, motor cycles, scooters, mopeds, tnree
wheelers and other motor vehicles including
Tractors
Automobile andllaries and accessories :
A.71
40%
(a) Andllaries, namely, gaskets, oil seals,
radiators, all types, commutators, all types,
and electrical equipment for motor vehicles
(b) Other automobile andllaries and accessories
20%
RAILWAY EQUIPMENT
xn.
Railway equipments
20%
A.7S
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WATER TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT
xm.
Water Transport equipment, all types Including
20%
A.7S
freight containers n o s
Fibre glass reinforced boats
30%
A. 79
XIV.
LIGHT ENGINEERING GOODS AND ALL OTHER
VGINEERING MANUFACTURES
El
Roadster BIcyles and all bicycle components
20%
A 82
30%
A 83
Sportslight Roadster and other special model
bicycles with multi-speed hubs, multi-speed
freewheels/clusters
A 84 (i) Domestic & Canteen appliances, non-electric n o s.
10%
(ii) Wick stoves made of brass
25%
A.85
Pressure Lamps, Stoves and blow lamps
30%
A.86
Hand Knitting machines
30%
Needles, all types
40%
A.87
A.88
Offlce Machines :
(a) Manually operated
20%
(6) Electrically operated
40%
Petroleum metering and dispensing pumps
A.89
20%
A.90
Power transmission line hardware tools and acces-
10%
sories
A.91.]
L Razors, Hair Clippers and Razor blades
50%
I Razor blades made of stainless steel
A.91.:
10%
Plant Protection cqmpment Including Rotary
A.92
10%
dusters and sprayers
40%
A.93
Scientific, Laboratory, Surgical, Optical, medical,
photographic, cinematographic, and
industrial Instruments, apparatus, appliances
and accessories. Mathematical Instruments
(other than electrical and electronics), noi mainly
made of glare, rubber and stainless steel n.o s.
Sewing machines
A 94
10%
20%
A.95
Values, all type-* (ofher than those covered by
S. N o. A 17)
A.96
Zip and Snap Fasteners (Metallic)
40%
A.97
Mtfaiuriu^ Ta o tape rules, all typos
40%
A 98
Thermit P o i t k ns
20%
A.99
Umbrella* and Umbrella lttings includm; rib*
20%
A.100
Clocki, Watches A Time pieces
30%
A.101
5%
Prefabricated & precast structual components and
material! made out ot steel, various sorts of
concrete and metals, wood, ceramics, plastics
and/or any other materials which together pro-
duce the end-products vli. prefab buildings &
structures, not elsewhere specified
All Engineering goods n.o.s-
A.102
5%
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CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS
B. (
HEMICALS AND CHEMICAL PRODUCTS
I. Cl
Inorganic Chemicals
B.I
I. Borax and Boric acid
50%
B.i.:
50%
B.I.: I Inorganic chemicals based on copper, lead, nickel, zinc, bismuth, mercury and phosphorous
30%
B.13
1 Eleotrolytio Manganese Dioxide (E.M.D.) (excluding manganese ore imported, processed and re-exported)
1- Other Inorganic Chemicals •
B.H
(0 Potassium Bichromate . . ..
30%
(It) Potassium Permanganate . . ..
40%
{ill) Vanadium Pentoxide catalyst .
30%
(iv) Others
15%
B.2
Organic Chemicals
B.2.1 Rubber Chemicals 50% 11.2.2 Ethanolamines 58% B.2.3 Other Organic Chemicals 20%
B.3
Miscellaneous chemicals and chemical products
including textile auxiliaries and preservatives.
Hydraulic Brake fluid . * . . ..
40%
B.3.I
Fluro Carbon gase§(F-ll, F-12 and F-22)
B3.2
15%
Dimethyl TerephthalIate(DMT) . . ..
B.3.3
35%
Carbon Black
B.3.4
5%
20%
B.3.5 Other Miscellaneous Chemicals and Chemical products including textile auxiliaries and preservatives
HJGS AND DRUG INTERMEDIATES
n. DI
Drugs &. Drug Intermediates (excluding cinchona fabnfuge and all quinine salts and compounds in any form or their tablets)
Drugs and Drug Intermediates
B.H
(1) Only such of the drup which find a mention m the latest Indian Pharma-copoeJa, the Pharmacopoeia of the United States of America, British Pharmacopoeia British Pharmaceuticals Codex, the States pharma- copoeia of Union of Soviet Socialist Republic, the National Formulary of the United States of America, the International Pharmacopoeia, the Japanese Pharmacopoeia and such other drugs as are specially certified by the Drugs Controller (India), and appearing in the manufacturing licence issued under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act. 1940, (as amended) will be eligible for import replenishment licence against exports.
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(2) Finished formulations in dosage form for human and veterinary use such as tablets, capsules, Injections, skin ointments, drops, syrups, pessaries, granules, medical lozenges, inhalers, pills, medical aerosols, oral drops, liniments, lotions, tinctures, extracts, bulk premlsoes or blends formulations purposes, biological diagnostic sera appearing in the manu- facturing licence issued to the manufacturers under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 (as amended) will be eligiblo for import replenishment licence against exports. However, tinctures/ extracts of trees, barks, leaves, flower seeds etc. used other than by the drugs industry will not be entitled for export assistance under B. 11.1.
(3) The items of exports falling under the group 'Drugs Intermediates* would be eligible for Import re- plenishment licences against exports. Items eligible under this provision will be specified by the CCI&E in consultation with the DGTD.
(4) Conditions laid down in Remark (1) above will not be applicable in respect of export of items Beta PicoUne and Gamma Picoline,
(5) Export of the following items will not qualify for
import replenishment-—
(/) Emetine Alkaloids.
(//) Strychnine Alkaloids/Salts.
(ill) Salts and other derivatives of nux vomica
alkalolds/Bruclne.
(Iv) Berberine Hydrochloride.
(6) Grant of replenishment against export produots specifically classified in Section IV under SI. No B 11 will also be subject to the condition laid down in Remarks (1) above being fulfilled,
Drugs and Drag Intermediates n.oj. ,
B l t .t
. . . 15%
B.ii.2 : Bismuth based drugs . . ..
• • 75%
Mercury based drugs . . ..
. . 30%
B.11.3
Medicinal Castor Oil
• • 5%
B.11.4
Medicinal Plants & Herbs
1%
B.12
B.13 Surgical dressings
2% ( 1) Products falling under this Serial Number will be eligiblo for import replenishment only if produced under a licence issued under the Drugs & Cosmetics Act 1940 (as amended from time to time) according to a recognised pharmaceutical standard or any other specifications approved by the Drugs Control Admi- nistration in this respect,
m. DYES AND DYE INTERMEDIATES
B.16 Dyes & Dye Intermediates including oi
rganic pig-
ments
B.16.1 Synthetic Coal Tar Dyes
30%
B 16 2 Dye Intermediates
. 30%
Fluorescent Bleaching Agents .
B.16 3
. . 40%
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1 2
3
4
' IV. PESTICtDES AND FORMULATIONS
B17
20 % ( l ) T he term 'formulations' covers products like BHC oi DDT based formulations. Products like Napthalene balls < re not covered.
Insecticides, pesticides, weedicides, rodenticides, (Formulations and technical material) and cotton seed dressing mixture excluding Copper Oxy- c h l o n d c 5 0% W D .P
B.18
Toxaphene .
30%
V. TOILETRIES AND PERFUMERIES
B20
Toiletries & Perfumeries N.O S.
20% (1) As for cosmetics, only such of those cosmetics as a re manufactured under a licence issued under the Drugs and Cosmetics, Act, 1940 (as amended) will be eligible for import replenishment licences against exports.
(2) G r a nt of replenishment against export products specifically classified in Section IV under S. N o. B 20 will also be subjeot to the conditions laid down in remarks (1) above being satisfied.
B21 Talcum Powder , . . . ..
5%
B.22
Natural Essential Oils including blended rosa oil
1%
B23
Fluoride Chemicals
35%
VI. PAINTS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS
B31
Paints, varnishes and enamels (excluding super . 25%
synthetic enamels based on polyester)
B.32
Lacquers including Nitro Cellulose Lacquers .
40%
B.33
Super Synthetic enamels based on polyester
40%
Distempers . . . . . ..
B.34
20%
Naphthanate and Octoate driers . . ..
B35
60%
Synthetic rosins and adheslves based on synthetic . 40%
B36
resins and synthetic hardeners
Chrome pigments . .. . ,
40%
B37
Prussian Blue ,
60%
B.38
20%
Ultramarine Blue . ..
B39
Aluminium Powder & Paste
5%
B.40
80%
Red lead and litharge, White lead. Zinc oxide
B41
30%
Other pigments n o s.
. . ..
B.42
Printers ink .
. . ..
35%
B.43
Rubbing compound
10%
B.44
Boot Polish :
B45
(0 Liquid Polish
15%
(W) Others
5%
20%
Wax Polish .
B.46
15%
Poster Colours
B.47
Oliet-Paste
15%
B.48
Leather Pigment Finishes
10%
B.49
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KFETY MATCHES, FIREWORKS AND EXPLOSIVES
vn. s,
B.51
Safety Matches, fire works and explosives
2 5%
ERAMIC PRODUCTS
vm. ci
Ceramic Products N.O.S. . ..
B.53
30%
Enamel frits .
B.54
10%
IX. GI ASS AND GLASSWARE
Glass aad Glassware ,
B.57
. 30%
BESTOS AND CEMENT P R O D U C TS
X. ASI
Asbestos products and Asbestos Cement products
50%
B.60
Cement (Portland Grey) in Paper Bags .
B.61.1
1 5%
B.61.2 Cement (other than Portland Grey) in paper/plastic
5%
bags
Other Cement products . . ..
B.61.3
5%
OOD PRODUCTS
XI. W
Cork products
B.65
• 4 0%
Plywood Laminated with resin impregnated de- 40%
B.66
corative paper or films
Other Wood Products
B.67
• 10%
UBBER MANUFACTURES
XII. R
Rubber Manufactures n.o.s. .
B.70
• 2 5%
Automobile tyres & tubes (excluding tubes of butyl
B.71
40%
rubber)
Auto and bicycle tubes of butyl rubber .
B.72
• 5 0%
Reclaimed rubber
B.73
15%
?APER, PAPER PRODUCTS AND STATIONERY
xm, i
Cellulose Films (Cellophane) . . . , . 20%
B 76
Tissue Paper, Including Cigarette Tissue Papor
• 2 5%
B.77
Paper based Transfers, plain or printed .
• 20%
B.78
10%
B.79
Paper conversions N.O.S., Account books printed, paper cones, Paper Boards, file covers and file boards.
Teleprinter rolls (mter-leaven with carbon papor)
30%
B.80
Photographic printing paper . ..
B.81
• 4 0%
Books—all types .
. . ..
3 5%
B 82
Art Calendars, cards such as greeting cards & picture
B.83
40%
post cards
Newspapers, journals and periodicals.
B.84
50%
Paper and Paper Products n.o.s.
B.85
. 20%
Stationery
B.86
50%
(a) Stationery, the following: pencils, lead slips for pencils, carbon paper, duplicating stone!].
(b) Other Stationery . . ..
• 2 0%
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PLASTICS
c.
C
reneral Notes :—
I. F LAW MATERIALS
PVC Resins and Polyethylene Moulding Powder .
C.I
Expandable Polystyrene beads
C.2
Other Plastic raw materials
C.3
II. MANUFACTURES
C.6
Expanded Polystyrene Products.
C.I
Fountain pens, ball point pens, Ball Point Pen Refills, sign pens, fibre tip pens (all types) and fountain pen nibs (including stainless steel fountain pen nibs), and filter and tips (except filter and tips of fountain pens).
C.8
Bangles and Plastic imitation jewellery, plastic sequins.
Plastic Denture material and dental products C.9
C.K ) Glass fibre re-inforced polyesters and manufactures including helmets and spares like straps, braided cord etc.
C.ll 1 Plastic moulded, extruded and/or fabricated goods, Laminates, sheetings, n.o.s- and Plastic Manufac- tures n o-s.
S Gramophone records and accessories
1 [1) Licences issued against exports of products in this group will be valid for imports of moulds to the extent of 10% of the value of the lioencr within the overall value of the licenoe.
10% (1
20%
50%
[) Direct exports of products under S. No. C.I, C.2 and C.3 will not qualify for import replenishment The pro- vision for import replenishment is intended ctJy to provide import replenishment benefit to the indigenous producers of these materials for supplies made by them against REP entitlements m terms of the import policy for Registered Exporters.
20%
40%
40%
30%
30%
55%
25%
c.i;
1 Metallised Plastics
C.1:
\ Spectacle and spectacle frames . . ..
CM
! P.V.C. Leather cloth and sheeting including plastic CM
adhesive tapes.
i Asbestos Floor tiles
C.16
C.17 Vinyl Floor Tiles.
Linoleums :
(0 Felt based
C.18
(U) Jute based
Polyethylene/Jute combinations:
(i) Direct extrusion coated, direct hot melt roller coated jute goods.
C.19
(tf) Others
(ill) Polyethylene lined Jute Goods (Polyethylene $ 40%
50%
55%
50%
30%
40%
10%
20%
10%
; 20%
Laminated to Jute with Polyethylene Powder)
(tv) Polyethylene lined Jute GoodsJCPolyethylene Laminated to Jute with an adhesive). 10%
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20%
P.V.C. Coated Jute Bags . . ..
C.20
Plastic luggage holder grip
20%
C.21
40%
Plastic Brushes, all sorts excluding moulded brushes
C22
20%
Nitro Cellulose Cloth
C.23
35%
Acrylic Sheets
C.24
Polyethylene coated fabric/paper
10%
C.25
Friction Dust (Phenolic based pclymer)
10%
C.26
60%
Metallised Lacquered Polyester film
C.27
40%
C.28 Dolls, Toys, Games, all types, and plastic games except those of wood, papier machie and rags.
Acryhc/Modifled Polyester structural fibre reinforced 40%
C29
panel.
Decorative Textured Coat/Tiles-
C.30
20%
(/) Stone finish
(i/) Glass finish
10%
D. LEATHER AMD LEATHER GOODS AND OTHER ANIMAL PRODUCTS
Leather, the following namely :—
D.I
2%
D.I.I
Vegetable tanned leathers all sorts, known in the trade as E.I. Tanned, semi-tanned, partially tanned, half tanned, pretanned hides and skins and crust leather.
D.1.2
2%
Tanned hides and skins, Chrome tanned (chrome tanned blue hides and skins) other than chrome crust leather.
Tanned hides and skins, Chrome Tanned crust leather
D.1.3
8%
10%
D.I.4
(1) These exports will qualify for lcplcmshment only if they have undergone at least the following four operations :—
All types of Finished leather. Leather belting, picking bands, buffers, sheep calf roller skins and leather aprons.
(a) Split and/or shaved to level thickness.
(b) Fat liquoring,
(c) Setting and drying.
id) Staking
Leather manufactures the following namely :—
D.2
Footwear and components of footwear (excluding
15 2.1
15%
canvas footwear).
(1) Against exports of leather shoes only, the import replenishment will be admissible at 12% instead of 15%. However, there will be no reduction in import replenishment percentage in case of leather chappals, sandals, shoe-uppers, shoe-linings and components.
D2,?
20% (1) Against exports of leather garments, import replenish- ment will be admissible at 10% instead of 20%.
Light categories of travel and other leather goods like attache cases, brief cases, ladles hand bags, wallets, leather garments, purses, Fashion Leather Hand Gloves, etc.
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Heavy leather goods like saddlery items, leather 15%
D.2.3
trunks, leather suitcases
20%
D.2.4 Industrial leather gloves
40%
Leather Washers . .. . .
D.2.5
Leather or Raw Hide Pickers . . ..
D.3
5%
Bristles/other animal hair
2%
D.4
D.5
Paint Brushes
5%
E. SPORTS GOODS
General Notes —
(1) Any product which has not been classified under this Group in Section IV of this book and which has not been specified elsewhere in the import policy for Registered Exporters as an export product will ahc fall under this product group provided the exportei produces a certificate from me Sports Goods Export Promotion Council to the effect that the product ex- ported is appropriately classified as sports goods item. The Council will consult the Ministry of Commerce before issuing the certificate.
15%
Sports goods not elsewhere specified.
E.I
F. FISH
AND FISH PRODUCTS
General Notes:—
(1) REP licences in this group can be used in full foi import of spare parts of machinery, used in fish industry.
F.I
Edible fish and fish products and preparations (inclu- ding froglegs, lobster tails, sharkftns, fishmaws, prawn powder, fish meal and fish oil and other edible fish extractions) namely the following:—
Dried fish including flshmaws and sharkfins and
F l .l
5%
fish meal
35%
Canned Sardines
F.1.2
All others . .
. . ..
F.1.3
10%
G. FOODS
[
I. FRESH
Onions . . . . . . ..
G.I
1 0/ *- /o
G.2
Other fresh fruits/vegetables/flowers (excluding
5%
bananas)
G.3
(0 Poultry products including essence of chicken,
10%
eggs and poultry meat
(ii) Live chicks and hatching eggs .
10%
G.4
Fresh, chilled or frozen meat; animal casings
5%
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10%
G.5
Processed or preserved foods including alcoholic or
non-alcoholic beverages, and all types of canned/
bottled food product n.e.i.
Fruit juices, nectars and pulps
13%
G.6
Mineral water
3%
G.7
N o n - a l c o h o l ic b e v e r a ge b a s es . . ..
3.5%
G.8
Sugar cubes, Glucose D
2%
G.9
Confectionery :
G.10
(0 Chewing gum, bubble gum, and peanut
10%
candy
20%
(//) Other confectionery
Indian sweets
G.J1
5%
Q.12
5%
(/) Corn flour/Arrawroot powder (flavoured
and unfavoured); starch and its derivatives;
tamarind seed powder.
(") Custard powder
10%
Instant foods :
G.I 3
") Canned
10%
(") In other packings
5%
Banana fritters, potato wafers and sago wafers
2%
G.14
Dry fruits (excluding cashew kernels and walnuts in
2%
G.15
shell but including walnut kernels and apricot
kernels)
Indian snacks like Chivda, D a l m o tb etc.
G.16
2%
M e l on Kernel (de-husked) . . ..
G.17
1%
(0 Tea/coffee mix powder (Instant tea/coffee) .
G.18
5%
(It) Tea b ap
15%
Papads (including pappadams, Appalaras, Appalap-
G.19
5%
poo, vadams, and warians)
Butter and ghee
G.20
2%
Ice-cream and Ice-cream powder
G.21
5%
Guar Gum:
G.22
(/) Refined splits
2%
(ii) Treated and pulverised . . ..
10%
Wheat bran
G.23
2%
Drinking chocolate, candynut chocolate, milk choco-
G.24
25%
late; malted milk food containing cocoa.
Scented supari
G.25
2%
Peanut products, such as peanut butter, roasted
G.26
3%
peanuts
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Curry powder and paste
. . ..
G.27
5%
Mushrooms .
G.28
1%
Honey . .
G.29
5%
Spice oil and Oleo resins
G.30
3%
G.31
2%
Spices whole or ground In consumer packs of 1 kg
or less under brand names
H. HANDICRAFTS
General Notes:—
(1) Articles which are classifiable elsewhere in Section II,
under the respective product groups, will be
deemed to be handicrafts falling in this group only
if such articles, besides being made by hand, are
artistic or decorative For example, wooden
furniture falls under 'B' Group. But if such
furniture is carved, engraved or Inlaid and designed
primarily for decorative value, it will be classified
as handicraft. Such articles should be described in
export documents in sufficient details so as to bring
out clearly that they are handicrafts, such as 'carved
wooden screen', 'am embroidered shoe uppers'
'decorative jewellery boxes''aluminium ashtrays,'
lac decorated with gloss beads and chattons, etc.
Handicrafts of copper, brass, bidn, bronze and bell
ri.l
40%
metal.
H.2
Bells and other handicrafts made of wrought iron and
10%
coated with copper.
H.3
Manufactures of ivory excluding ivory inlay articles.
50%
H.4
30%
Real and imitation zari, zarl woven/embroidery
materials (excluding zari woven sarees, yardage
and garments) and zari embroidered pieces.
H.5
Manufactures of Alabaster
40%
H.6
Handicrafts of paper and papier-machie lined with
25%
copper or brass.
H.7
Monumental stones and granite slabs and limestone
2%
(marble) cut and polished.
H.S
Other Handicrafts (excluding woollen carpets, rugs
10%
and druggets and silk carpets)
1. CASHEW KERNELS
I.I Cashew Kernels
5%
J. TOBACCO AND TOBACCO PRODUCTS
J.I
Unmanufactured tobacco
3%
J.2
Bidis
2%
J.3
Cigarettes (including Pipe tobacco)
10%
J.4
Cigars |
J.4.1
Cigars made with Indigenous filter tobacco .
20%
J.4.2
Cigars made with imported filter tobacco
60%
Scented Chewing Tobacco
J.5
10%
J.6
Other tobacco products
3%
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K. '
COTTON TEXTILES
I.
Cotton yarn, fabrics, and made-up ai tides, in- 8%
Kl
cluding embroidered (other than grey).
-WOOLLEN TEXTILES
n.-
25%
K.2
Worsted yarn, woollen fabrics, and made-up articles, including embroidered, containing more than 50% wool by wolghf.
20%
K.3
Worsted yam, woollen fabrics and made-up articles, Including embroidered, containing 50% or less but not less than 20% wool by weight [other than those covered by S. No. K.13(lii)].
60%
K.4
Shoddy woollen blankets, blanketing cloth, tweeds, blazer and valours, containing more than 50% wool by weight.
Woollen carpets, Namdas, Rugs and Druggets, 10%
K.5
containlng,more than 50 % wool by weight.
5%
K.6
Crewel Embroidery (Woollen hand embroidery on cotton fabrics/jute base); Woollen carpets, Namdas, Rugs and Druggets having 501% or less but more than 30% of wool by weight, Goat hair patties, woollen mats and strips.
NATURAL SILK TEXTILES
ra.
20%
K.7
Thread, yarn, fabrics, and made-up articles, including embroidered, containing more than 50% natural silk by weight.
Silk carpets :
K.8
(0 Containing more than 50% natural silk 40%
by weight.
(11) Containing 50% or less but not less than 25%
20% natural silk by weight.
CELLULOSIC TEXTILES
IV.
Fabrics and made-up articles, including embroidered
K.9
and filament yarn •
10%
(0 made of viscose/polynosic fibres
40%
(/() made of other cellulosic flbre/yarn
0 Rayon tyro yarn/cord/fabnc; Viscose filament yarn 40%
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K.U
Fabrics and made-up articlos, including embroidered:—
(/) mado of polyester/acrylic fibre
10%
(//) made of nylon filament yarn; nylon quilted 50%
fabrics and nylon quilted blankets
(III) made of other non-cellulosic fibre/yarn
40%
K.12 Nylon tyre yarn/cord/fabnc
60%
VI. MIXED/BLENDED TEXTILES
K.13 Mixed/blended yarn, fabrics, and made-up articles,
including embroidered :
(/) made from a combination of two or more of 10%
any fibres
(") made from a combination of two or more 40%
of synthetic filament yarns
(Hi) made from a combination of any filament- 2 0% |
yarn and fibre
(iv) not elsewhere specified
15%
L. CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS (EXPOSED)
L.I
Cinematograph films, exposed (feature films) black 25%
and white
L2
Cinematograph films exposed (feature films) colour 50%
L3
Documentaries and advertising films, exposed—black 2 5%
and white.
L4
50%
Documentaries and advertising films, exposed—
colour.
L5
News films and T.V. Films (both black and white and 50%
colour).
L.6
S t i ll N e ws P h o t os .
. ..
2 5%
M. COIR PRODUCTS
Coir Products namely the following.—
M.I
M a ts & M a t t i n gs of C o ir . . ..
M.I.I
5%
M a ts a nd m a t t i n gs of m i x t u re of c o ir y a rn a nd sisal
M.1.2
20%
R u b b e r i s ed c o ir p r o d u c ts . ..
M.1.3
30%
D e c o r t i c a t ed fibre a nd c u r l ed c o ir
M.1.4
5%
D y ed C o ir Y a rn
M 15
5%
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N. NATURAL FIBRE PRODUCTS
Ropes, Twines and cordage of sisal/manila
45%
N.I
Mats and mattings of sisal .
45%
N.2
(1) The Registering Authority will be the Juto Commis- (/) Bleached Jute Fabric3 (containing more than
N3
5%
sioner, Calcutta.
50% jute content in terms of weight).
(2) The Registered Exporters should get the consignment prcinspectcd by the Export Inspection Council certi- fying that the bleached jute fabrics exported contained more than 50% jute content in terms of weight and a certificate to this effect should be submitted along with the application for grant of import replenishment licence.
(I) As against S No. N.3(i).
10%
Qi) Dyed and/or Printed Decorative Jute Fabrics (containing more than 50% jute content in terms of weight).
(1) As against SI. No. N.3(i).
5%
N.4
Made-up articles of dyed and/or printed decorative Jute fabrics (containing moro than 50 % jute content in terms of weight).
O. READY-MADE GARMENTS, HOSIERY AND KNITWEAR
General Notts '.—
(1) The respective SI. Nos. in this Group would cover embroidered garments, hosiery and knitwear also.
(2) Applications for import licences should be accom- panied by a preshipment Inspection certificate issued by the Textile Committee Jn addition to other prescribed documents.
10%
Cotton ready-made garments, hosiery and knitwear
O.I
Woollen ready-made garments, hosiery aud knitwear
O 2
25%
containing more than 50% wool by weight
O.3
20%
Woollen ready-made garments, hosiery and knitwear containing 50% or less but not less than 20% of wool by weight
O 4
20%
Natural silk ready-made garments, hosiery and knitweai containing moro than 50% of natural silk by weight
05
Ready-made garments, hosiery and knitwear made of rayon filament yarn and/or rayon staple fibre or from a combination thereof with cotton
10%
06
60%
Hosiery and knitwear made of nylon/polyester/acrylic/ acetate filament yarn, or any combination thereof
Ready-made garments made of :—
O.7
40%
(i) Acetate flbre/yarn
40%
(U) Synthetic fibre/yam
(iii) Mixed/blended material containing synthetic
40%
fibre/yam more than 50% by weight
Ready-made garments, hosiery and knitwear'not else-
O8
20%
where specified
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P. GEM AND JEWELLERY
General Notes:— (1) Necklaces strung or threaded with cut and polished precious/semi-precious stones/polished and processed pearls will also fall under respective entries below and replenishment allowed accordingly provided the value of metal fittings namely clips, clasps, pins, hooks etc. is negligible and such value is excluded,
(2) Release orders will be issued on the MMTC for 20% of the admissible replenishment of Diamonds unset and uncut except against advance licences issued under the Special Scheme under S. No. P.2 1. In cases where the value of the release order to be issued comes to less than Rs. 500, the licensing authorities may issue a direct import replenishment licence instead of issuing a release order on the MMTC.
Polished or processed pearls (real or cultured)
65%
P.I
60%
Cut and Polished Diamonds.
P.2.1
(1) This will be applicable only to advance licensing under the special scheme of import of rough diamonds. (2) In case of exports of cut and polished diamonds where the minimum per carat realisation is not less than Rs. 1125, the replenishment will be as indicated against P.2 3. P.2.4 and P.2.5 depending on the value realisation.
Cut and Polished Diamonds . . ..
P.2.2
65%
70%
Cut and Polished Diamonds
(1) The minimum per carat realisation should be not P.2.3
less than Rs. 1,125.
Cut and Polished Diamonds
75% (1) The minimum per carat realisation should be not P.2.4
less than Rs. 1,315.
80%
P.2 5 Cut and Polished Diamonds
(1) The minimum per carat realisation should be not
less than Rs. 1,500.
80%
Cut and Polished Diamonds
(1) The minimum per carat realisation should be not P.2.6
less than Rs. 1,125.
(2) Each Diamond should be minimum .10 of a carat (10
per carat and bigger in size).
Cut and polished emeralds/rabies/Sapphlres, of 80%
P.3.1
Rs, 3,000 and above per carat f.o.b.
Cut and poliihod precious stones/semi-precious stones 65%
P.3.2
not covered by SI. N o. P.3.1.
P.4
70% (1) Export of Gold jewellery will bo subject to such restrictions as may be imposed by Gold Control Admn. and by the Reserve Bank of India.
Jewellery containing gold, silver, platinum or palla- dium and studded/strung with diamonds, precious or semi-precious stones real or cultured pearls synthetic/Imitation stones provided the value of synthetic/imitation stones does not exceed 10% of the F.O.B. value of jewellery excluding the value of metal
(2) Studded/strung jewellery containing synthetic or imitation stones exceeding 10% of the value of jewellery excluding the value of metal, m addition to the diamonds, procious or semi-precious stones and/or pearls are excluded from the scope of this item. (3) Precious metal jewellery as described under Col. 2 will be covered under SI, No. P,4 provided the value of precious metal i.e. gold.sllver, platinum or palladium is not less than 70% of total value of metal used therein or studded jowelfery containing In whole or in part, metal other than gold, silver, platinum or palladium and studded/strung with diamonds, pearls, precious/ semi-precious stonesfwill also be grouped under SI No p.4 for the purposes of import replenishment, provided the value of the studdings/stringings amount to 90 V or above of the total F.O.B. value.
(4) For the purpose of determining the F.O.B. value, the value of metal as shown in the customs attested Invoice will be excluded. Similarly, making charges in excess of 25% of the value of jewellery excluding the value of metal will also be excluded.
25%
Cut or polished synthetic stones . . ..
(1) Production of customs attested invoices is not P.5
required for claiming replenishment.
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Imitation/Costume Jewellery
P.6
331%
P.6 1 Imitation Jewellery/Costume Jewellery studded or strung with synthetic/ Imitation stones/plastic beads, wooden beads, glass beads, fake pearls, glass chattons etc
(1) Only jewellery made of metals other than precious metals referred to in Sl.No. P 4 will be covered by this entry. In other words only jewellrey made of base metal like aluminium, copper, brass etc and studded/strung with synthetic/imitation stones/plastic beads, wooden beads etc would fall under this SI. No Base metal imitation jewellery studded/strung with semi-precious stone will also fall under this S No.
(2) Production of Customs attested invoices is not re-
quired while claiming replenishment.
(3) Cuff Links (including brass Cuff Links) Studded with Synthetic/imitation stones, decorated Cuff Links and gold plated Cuff Links will also fall under this S. No.
10%
Imitation Jewellery/Costume Jewellery Plain (other
P.6 2
than those specified under SI. No p 6 1)
(1) Jhumka, rings, finger rings, belts, necklaces, ghun- groos, etc. made of base metals such as aluminium and "Gillet", will also fall under this SI. No. Brass Cuff Links other than those covered by S. No P.6.1 will also fall under this senal number.
10%
Silver Filigree and Silver Filigree Jewellery .
P6.3
3 3 *%
P.6.4
(1) The price of gold and silver/platinum and palladium will be excluded from the f.o b. value while calculating replenishment.
Jewellery made of gold, silver, platinum or palladium and studded with synthetic/imitation glass stones, chattons, beads, false pearls, etc. with or without diamonds, precious stones, semi-precious stones, real/cultured pearls
(2) This Serial No. will also cover articles of gold or silver and studded with synthetic/imitation glass stones, chattons beads, false pearls with or without diamonds, precious stones, semi-precious stones, real/ cultured pearls.
(3) The exports shall be subject to such restrictions as may be imposed by Gold Control Administration and by the Reserve Bank of India.
5TS
TOURI!
EM & JEWELLERY—SALES TO FOREIGN
P P. G
I 50%
(1) The value of the base metal e.g, gold, silver, platinum and palladium will be excluded in computation of value of replenishment. The sale vouchers should indicate the value of metal separately.
Processed and polished pearls (real or cultured) "| Cut arid polished diamonds . . .. 1 Cut and polished precious or semi-precious stones Gold, Platinum, Palladium silver jewellery studded
PP.l PP2 PP3 PP4
with precious or semi-precious stones, diamonds J real or Cultured pearls
(2) The sale of gold jewellery will be subject *o such general or special restrictions as are impesed by the Gold Control Administration or the R.B.I.
(3) In the case of jewellery in which there is an admixture of diamonds, precious/semi-preclous stones and/or pearls with any other variety of glass, imitation or synthetic stones, the import replenishment will be 33*%.
(4) Jewellery made of gold, platinum, palladium or silver and studded or strung with glass beads or synthetic stones with or without diamonds, precious/semi- precious stones or pearls will be considered only for 33\%import replenishment.
(5) Same as Remark No. (2) under General Notes.
331%
PP.5
Imitation jewellery studded or strung with glass beads, false pearls, imitation and synthetic stones
25%
Cut and polished synthetic stones . . ..
PP.6
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General Notes :—
Q. STAINLESS STEEL PRODUCTS
(1) In tho case of products covered by this group, in addition to tho proscribed documents, production of Export Inspoction Agency Certificate indicating qua- lity and type of material used will also be necessary.
75%
Sinks, hoapital pressed ware (except surgical instru-
Ql
ments), welded pipos and tubes and cutlery
60%
Q.2
Industrial machinery and industrial components made of stainless steel whsre stainless steel content is not less than 80% by weight
50%
Stainless steel watch straps, stainless steel surgical
Q3
instruments and stainless steel products NOS
50%
Stainless Steel Castings all typos .
Q4
fio%
Utonsils
Q5
R. SHIP REPAIRING
20%*
R .I S h ip r e p a i r i ng . ..
. .
(1) *20% of tho value of repairs including the cost of materials, components and parts paid For m foreign exchange or in Indian rupees obtained from exchange of foreign currency and in cases whoro the payments are made by tho foreign shipping companies out of their freight/passenger fare earnings subject to certain conditions.
(2) The c.i.f. value of any supply of imported stores drawn from bonded warehouses maintained undor arrangement with the Ministry of Shipping and Transport will be deducted from the total import permissible and licence issued only for balance amount.
S. MISCELLANEOUS EXPORT PRODUCTS
(1) The Registering Authority will be the Shellac Export D e w a x ed d e c o l o u r i s ed s h e l l a cs . . ..
2i%
S.I
Promotion Council, Calcutta.
10%
Vanaspati
S2
Photo type set films . ..
331%
S3
Electrical insulating material including fabricated
S.4
mica parts .
20%
(1) The Registering Authority will be the Export (/) Micanite Insulating materials bonded with
Promotion Officers at Ports.
synthetic resins
(tf) Others
2%
35%
Postage stamps whether used or unused
S5
(1) The Exporter will havo to register himself with the Chemicals and Allied Products Export Promotion Council, Calcutta.
(2) Import replenishment will be allowed only on produc- tion of bank certificate showing receipt of foreign oxchange against exports in addition to other prescri- bed documents.
TO/ ^ /O
Cleaned Hemp Material (T.H.R.C.)
S.6
(1) The Registering Authority will be the Tobacco
25%
Cigarette filter rods
S.7
Board, Guntur.
(1) The Registering Authority will be the Processed Animal Feed Compound
2%
S.8
Foods Export Promotion Council, New Delhi.
15%
Micro Films
S.9
(1) The Registering Authority will be the Chemicals and Allied Products Export Promotion Council, Calcutta.
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APPENDIX I
[Para 8, Part A, Section I]
PROCEDURE FOR DEALING WITH COMPLAINTS AGAINST INDIAN EXPORTERS FROM
THEIR FOREIGN BUYERS
The following provision has been made in Chapter V of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1977-78 :—
"Where the Chief Controller of Imports and Ex-
S)orts is satisfied that an exporter has failed, or inadequate reasons, to comply with the terms of an export contract as regards the quality and specification of the goods to be exported or the period of delivery or in any other respect, he may, without preju- dice to any other action that may be taken in this behalf, direct the registering authority to deregister such exporter for a specified or indefinite period and in respect of a particular export product or products or all the export products covered by the import policy for Registered Exporters; provided that no such action shall be taken unless the exporter has been given an opportunity of being heard in the matter."
2. A provision has also been made in Part 'A' of this book that complaints received against individual units will be investigated by the Export Promotion Organisation concerned in order that de- faulting units may be cautioned and steps taken to preserve the reputation of Indian products
3. Having regard to the need for a proper system and follow-up action in the case of complaints against Indian exporters from their foreign buyers, it has been decided that action in such cases will be coordinated by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi.
4. All complaints against Indian exporters from their foreign buyers will be first examined by the res- pective Export Promotion Council or Commodity Board. The complaint will first be registered with %the concerned Council or Commodity Board. Each Council and Commodity Board will maintain a regis- ter in which these complaints will be entered and follow-up action recorded.
5. After the concerned Export Promotion Council/ Commodity Board has examined the complaint, following further action will be taken:—
(a) Where the matter has been settled by the Indian exporter with the foreign buyer, the complaint may be closed Quarterly state- ments of such closed cases will be reported to the Export Commissioner in the office of the Chief Controller of Imports & Ex- ports, New Delhi by the respective Export Promotion Council/Commodity Board.
(b) Where the examination reveals that the Indian exporter is not at fault, the case may be reported with facts and the opinion of the Export Promotion Council/Commodity Board concerned to the Export Commis- sioner in the office of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. If the examination by the Chief Controller of Im-
Eorts and Exports also reveals that the idian exporter is not at fault, the com- plaint will be treated as closed, and the Export Promotion Council/Commodity Board informed accordingly.
(c) Where the examination reveals that the Indian exporter is at fault and does not settle the matter, such cases should also be reported to the Export Commissioner in the ollice of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi by the respective Export Promotion Councils/Commodity Boards. If it is ultimately agreed that the Indian exporter has been at fault, further action will be initiated against him under the import and export control regulations and the concerned Export Promotion Coun- cil/Commodity Board informed accordingly.
6 Complaints pertaining to commodities for which there is no specialised agency like the Export Pro- motion Council or Commodity Board will continue to be dealt with by the Department of Commercial In- telligence and Statistics, Ministry of Commerce, Cal- cutta. The procedure indicated in paras 4 and 5 above will also be followed by that Department. In eases falling under category (c) in para 5 above, if the Director General, Commercial Intelligence and Statistics, Calcutta has to take any further action after examination of the complaint, he may do so on lcceipt of an intimation from the Export Commis- sioner in the office of Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi.
7. In the month of April every year, the Export Promotion Councils, Commodity Boards and DtiCT&S, Calcutta will send to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi a consolidated statement indicating the position in respect of complaints re- ceived by them during the previous year and the complaints which were carried forward to the previous year. The consolidated statement may be sent in the enclosed proforma.
324/584 THF, GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27. 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX l—concld.
Statement showing the position of disposal of complaints received against Indian exporters from
their foreign buyers during the year -
No. of complaints
Total of columns (1) & (2)
Total of columns (4)to (8) No. of complaints received during the year under report.
1
i out of column (3) pending with the Export Pro- motion
No. of pending complaints brought forward from the previous year.
No. of complaints out of column (3) in which action has been taken against the Indian exporte r Council or
No. of complaints out of column (3) referred to the CC1&E, New Delhi anc pending with mm
No. of complaints out of column (3) which were closod after settlement between the parties concerned,
No. of complaints out of column (3) which were closed as the Indian exporter was not found to be at fault.
Commodity Board or DGCI&S Calcutta.
2
3
6
7
1
4
5
8
9
SEC J] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EX TRAORD1NARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/585APPENDIX II [Para 36, Part B, Section I]
IMPORT OF MACHINERY REQUIRED BY THE EXPORTERS OF UNMANUFACTURED TOBAC- CO UNDER 'THE IMPORT POLICY FOR REGISTERED EXPORTERS FOR THE PERIOD APRIL, 1977 TO MARCH, 1978.
Attention is invited to the provisions made in Para 36, Part 'B' of Section I of the import policy for Registered Exporters for the year April 1977— March 1978 in terms of which import replenish- ment licences issued against exports of unmanufac- tured tobacco can be utilised for import of permis- sible items of laboratory and testing equipment and machinery for processing tobacco such as re-drying aprons equipment tor handling leaf packages and research and laboratory equipments such as certhng balance and spares for auto analyser and chemicals for its operation.
2. The items of machinery and spare parts men- tioned below have been cleared by the DGTD from indigenous angle. Requests from individual parties for import of these items against REP entitlements will be considered by the regional licensing authorities without obtaining indigenous clearance from the DGTD provided essentiality for import is certified by the sponsoring authority and the case is otherwise covered by the policy.
3. This facility will remain in force for one year
up to 31-3-1978.
LIST OF MACHINERY/EQUIPMENT/SPARES ALLOWED FOR IMPORT BY EXPORTERS OF UNMANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
1. Redrying machines—Spare parts as detailed below :—
2 Nos. G-l Aprons.—(1 No. Wire apron made up into two pes each pc 12O'-O" long X 12'—0" wide made 4 x 4 / . 0 4 7" (18Gs) wire, in four widths each 36" wide, laced together with special 10-mesh salvage on each edge of strip and splicing with 9Ca wire at ends of each section and each and squared off turned over and sewn up), (iii) Spares for L. Certling Ltd., 110, Gloucester Place, London's Certhng BOI Analytical balance, capacity 200 of sensitivity 1.0 mg.
(iv) Spares for Auto Analyser :
Heating Batch coiis-40 ft. X 1.6 mm. Tygon Transmission & Slcave Tubing Photocells. Interference Filters 420 muX480 mu. Tubular Blow cells 15 mm. Lamps. Stirrer Motor.
(v) Spares for "EEL" Flame Photometer.
Photocell. Filters-Calcium and Potassium. Galvanometer Lamp bulbs
(vi) Spares for "EEL" Colorimeter :
Photocell. Galvanometer Lamp bulbs. Range of filters.
(vii) Carter-Simon Rapid Moisture Tester Serial No. 836, Volt. 200, 240 mfg. by Henry Simon Ltd. Cheadleheath, Stockport, U.K. tester complete or parts thereof.
(viiij Steam Heated Oven Mark I, Serial No. M. 2300 Volts. 250-15 Amps mfg. by Charles Hearson & Co. Ltd. Hope Works WiUok Walk. London S.E.I-Parts only, if imported ovens already installed.
(ix) Willey Mill Standard Model No. 2 mfg. by Arthur Thomas & Co., West Washington Square-Willey Mills or parts thereof. (x) Chronometer No. 130 and Parts thereof.
(220/50 Volts 50 cycles) mfg. by Henry Simson Ltd. Cheadleheath Stockport, UK.
(xi) Certling Balance and parts thereof No. 52GB, 0-500 mg. Serial No. 40157 Pan
f ins. mfg. by L. Certling Ltd. 110, Glucester lace, Portman Square, LondoH W.I. (xii) Stanton Balance and Parts thereof O-1000
Mgs. model: Special Pan 200 gras. mfg. by Station Instruments Ltd. 119, Oxford Street, London W.I.
3 Equipment for handling leaf and leaf packages.
2 Nos.—Stainless Steel Aprons (2 Nos) (4 pes) (Stainless Steel woven wire hand 120'—9" X 12/-9", 4X4 mesh X 0 047" diameter wide. To be made of three widths of 48" laced together with three wires in all six Selvedges, Each Selvedge to have 1—1/2" of double weaving (i.e 8 mesh) complete with joining rods and wires to make endless. Apron to be prestretched).
2. Laboratory Equipment consisting of the following : (i) Recordak "Micro-File" camera with all
accessories
(ii) Spares for B.ATCO. Ltd. Mill Bank, London's Marh III Tobacco Moisture Testing Oven.
(a) Sunvic Hot Wire Vacuum Switch type
602.
(b) 10"~Bi-Meta1 Thermostat 20 range AEO
type TS3.
(c) Temperature Control Box.
Meicury Switch Part No 235273. Rhestates 1000 Ops-Part No. 229882. Theostats 2500 ohms-Part No. 277286. Sealess Strapping machines.
4. Pest Control Equipment :
Swingfog models SN, 7-Fogging machine and
Parts thereof. Mfg by Motangcsscllachaftambh Ueberli- gen-Rodenseon, Germany.
No banned items are to be imported under Ihe
items 'Spares'.
324/586 THE GAZETTE OF TNDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX HI
[Para 57 of Part B of Section T\
IMPORT OF MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, TESTING APPARATUS, TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS
REQUIRED FOR GEM AND JEWELLERY INDUSTRY DURING 1977-78.
Attention is invited to the provisions made in Para 57, Part 'B', Section I of this book according to which import replenishment licences issued against exports of Gem and Jewellery can be utilised for import of permissible items of machinery, equipment, testing apparatus, tool and implements required for Gem and Jewellery Industry within 10 % of the value of such licences in certain cases Applications have to be made under this provision to the licensing authorities concerned on the recommendations of the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council.
2. It is also necessary to obtain indigenous clearance from the DGTD in respect of the items sought to be im- ported. In order that individual cases need not have to be referred to the DGTD for obtaining indigenous clearance, a package clearance has been obtained from the DGTD in respect of items appearing in the enclosed list. This' clearance will be valid for the year 1977-78 and, for these items, the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council or the licensing authorities will not bo required to refer individual cases to the DGTD for indigenous clearance.
3. In each case, the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council should recommend specific items indicating quantitative limits against each and the value. The licensing authority will allow the import only after verification that the items sought to be imported are those appearing in the list cleared by the DGTD and the total value thereof is within 10% of the value of the REP licence against which the import is to be made The import of machinery and equipment etc. will be endorsed with the normal "Actual User" condition.
4 Before making the recommendation to the licensing authority in individual cases, the Gem and Jewellery E\port Promotion Council may ascertain the details of items already imported by the applicant during the last 5 years, the quantity in stock with the applicant, the number of people employed by the applicant, and other relevant details which may be sent with the application. The recommendation should be made by the Council in the light of these data in the enclosed proforma.
5 The Council is also to watch that the applicant fulfils the 'Actual User' condition subject to which the import is allowed.
LIST OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT CLEARED BY THE DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF TECHNICAL
DEVELOPMENT.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
9.
10. 11. 12.
Slab Saws. Sieves for Diamonds. Moe Gauge, leveridge Gauge. New Binocular loupes with foldable lens holder and changeable glasses Bausch & Lomb illuminated Magnifier. Instruments for testing precious stones-Dichroscope Refractomcter The Uluninator polariscope. Quartz loup for testing precious stones. Rubin Table Loupes-Tripoid-Binocular Zeiss Loupes. Spectroscope adapter for microscope. Dichro-scope tube only. Monochromatic filter. Polarising Filter. Dichro Scope. Bull's eye condenser with stand. Moe diamond gauge. Plastic pearl and diamond gauge. Metal finger diamond gauge. Gauge for ovel stones (Elliptical).
13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/587APPENDIX IB—contd.
, Proportion scope/proportion meters.
20.
. Dialsliding thickness measuring gauges, clipcrs.
21.
22. Dial Micrometers.
Vernier Calipers.
23.
24. Rayner spectroscope.
25. Beck spectroscope D.G. Fixed slit.
Beck spectroscope D.G. Adjustable slit.
26.
27. Beck spectroscope Prism, adjustable slit.
Spectroscope stone holder.
28.
29. Spectroscope table stand.
Mitchell spectroscope stand.
30.
31. Stone holding attachment dischroscope.
32. Stone holding attachment-spectroscope.
Precision balance having minimum reading capacity 0.05 milligram or less.
33.
Phosphor Bronze saw blades for diamond sawing machines.
34.
35. Ultra Sonic Drilling machine.
Round beads lapping machine.
36.
37. Vibro lap.
Faceting machine.
38.
Tumbling machine.
39.
Beads Pre-Grinding machine.
40.
Beads fine Grinding machine.
41.
Combined Calibrating & Bevelling machine.
42.
Dopping Press.
43.
Cabochon Shaping Machine.
44.
Burstenpolior Machine. Vibrations Poliertrommel.
45. 46.
Poliermachine.
47.
Kugel—Fertigeschleif Machine.
48.
Kugel-Vorschleif machine.
49.
Fine Grinding machine.
50.
Rough Grinding machine.
51.
52. Polishing machine.
Automatic Faceting Machine.
53.
Dopping Machine.
54.
Multiple Stones Bearers.
55.
Girdle and Bevel Grinding Machine.
56.
Girdle & Bevel Polishing machine.
57.
Combined Calibrating & Chamfering Machine.
58.
324/588 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORD1MARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 189y [PAIU 1APPENDIX 1JI—concld.
59. Cabochon-Grinding Machine.
60. Gluing Apparatus.
6J. , Multiple Stones Bearers.
62, . Girdle & Bevel Forming Machines.
63. Fully Automatic Cabochon Shaping Machines.
64. Calibrating Machine—
Colbugh's Semi-Matic Caboehon Machine—Single Unit
Gem Testing Lamps.
65.
Proforma of Recommendation of Export Promotion Council
REQUIREMENT OF MACHINERIES, EQUIPMENT, TESTING APPARATUS, TOOLS ETC. WITH 107 REPLACEMENT FOR THE PERIOD
NAME OF THE APPLICANT
•—
Name of the firm.
Quantity
SI. No.
Value in Rs.
Qty. in stock with the applicant
No. of skilled workers employed by the firm
Their average annual produc- i tion
Recom- menda- tion of the Council
Details of items already imported during last 5 years
i
Items of machinery, equip- ment testing apparatus tools and.' implements desired to be im- ported.
1
2
3
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
SLC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/589APPENDIX IV
(Para 43, Part 'B')
SuBJEcr. - E X P O RT PRODUCTION -EXEMPTION FROM PAYMENT OF CUSTOMS DUTY ON IMPORTS AGAINST ADVANCE LICENCES UNDER THE IMPORT POLICY FOR
REGISTERED EXPORTERS.
The Duty Exemption Scheme will apply to advance licences issued under the import policy for Registered Exporters. Under this Scheme, advance import licences will be issued in favour of manufacturers whether they are themselves exporters) or have been named by other exporters receiving the export orders In the latter case also, although the exports for the exe- cution of the exporl order may have to be made by the export house/merchant exporter, it will be an obligation on the manufacturer receiving the advance licence to comply with all the conditions of the licence and the Duty Exemption Scheme. Export bonds will also be executed by the manufacturers to whom advance licences are issued.
2. This scheme will apply only to the import of items specified in the list appearing in Annexure I to this Appendix. The exemption from payment of customs duty will be available in respect of imports of these items covered by aD advance licence issued under the Scheme after clearance by the Advance Licensing Committee in individual cases.
3. Application for advance licence under the Duty Exemption Scheme will normally be entertained on the basis of the export order secured, which will indicate the description and quantity of products to be exported and their f.o.b. value. However, applica- tion tor advance licence may be entertained even in the absence of an export order as long as the items of import and their quantities and the items of export and their quantities have been specified in the appli- cation. Total quantities of finished goods which ought to be exported against the given quantities of raw materials and components in the advance licence will be computed on the basis of input output ratios certified by the Chartered Engineer and scrutinised by the technical authority such as DGTD/Textile Commissioner. The F.O.B. value of exports in such cases may be fixed as the minimum value in relation to the rate of import replenishment available against the relevant export product or the value indicated by the applicant for the quantity to be exported or the value declared in the export documents as certified by the Customs authorities, whichever is the highest.
4 Applications for advance licences under Duty Exemption Scheme should be made in the form given in Annexure II to this Appendix. Applications should be made in quadruplicate (four copies), two of which should be sent to the Chief Controller of Impoits & Exports, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi (EP. II Section) and one each to the Directorate General of Technical Development (TP Directorate), Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi and the Deputy Secretary (Diavv- back), Department of Revenue and Banking, Jeevan Deep Building, Parliament Street, New Delhi.
5. The application should be accompanied by the
following :—
(i) Ahstof items with quantity and c.i.f. value of each item sought to be imported. (Each page of the list should be signed by the Chief Exe- cutive of the applicant concern or any other person duly authorised by the applicant in this behalf, and by a Chartered Engineer who is not an employee of the applicant.)
(H) A certificate in the prescribed form appearing in Annexure III to this Appendix, duly signed by the Chief Executive of the applicant concern or any other person duly authorised by the applicant in this behalf and by a Char- tered Engineer.
6. Applications will be examined by the DGTD/or the Textile Commissioner from technical angle. They will make their recommendation in the form at Anne- xure IV to this Appendix. Thereafter, the applica- tions will be considered by the Advance Licensing Committee under the CC1&E, New Delhi. Based on the decision taken, advance hcences will be issued by the regional licensing authorities concerned. In such cases, the facility of direct import by a Letter of Autho- rity will be available even in respect of those raw mate- rials, the import of which is canalised through a public sector agency and for which ordinarily only Release Orders arc to be issued under the import policy for Registered Exporters The licence will be endorsed as 'Advance Licence under Duty Exemption Scheme'. The licence shall be subject to export obligation speci- fying the products to be exported and their value.
7. Exports made from the date of issue of the Duty Exemption Entitlement Certificate only will be taken into account for the discharge of export obhgation.
8. After obtaining the advance licence from the licensing authority concerned, the licence-holder will be required to approach the Deputy Secretary (Draw- back), Department of Revenue and Banking, Jeevan Deep Building, Parliament Street, New Delhi for obtaining Duty Exemption Entitlement Certificate. A proforma of the Duty Exemption Entitlement Certificate is given in Annexure V to this Appendix.
9. Before clearance of the first consignment against the advance import licence, the licensee shall execute an export bond with the licensing authority concerned in a prescribed form. The export bond will be a combined one both for licence and customs duty purposes under the Scheme. The amount of customs duty payable in the event of default in the discharge of export obligation will be indicated m the D.E.E.C by the Drawback Directorate and it will be covered either by a bank guarantee or by a surety of another
324/590 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART [APPENDIX IV—comd
person or firm of standing and repute. In the case of exporters having established export performance a lower amount of bank guarantee/surety may be accepted by the licensing authority. In the case of public sector undertakings, an export bond without bank guarantee or surety may be accepted.
10. After the licensing authority has accepted the export bond, the fact of acceptance will be recorded by that authority in the Duty Exemption Entitlement Certificate and its seal affixed thereon. The Duty Exemption Entitlement Certificate will indicate the Custom House at which the certificate will be regis- tered by the hcensee. The licensing authority will send intimation to that Custom House about the exe- cution and acceptance of the export bond.
11. At the time of import, the licence holder shall submit along with the relevant Bill of Entry, the advance licence and the Duty Exemption Entitlement Certificate, and also make a clear declaration, along with other declarations, in the Bill of Entry that the goods arc to be cleared without payment of customs duty under the duty exemption Notification issued by the Department of Revenue and Banking and also give reference to the relevant advance licence/Duty Exemption Entitlement Certificate in the said declara- tion. The customs authority will check this declara- tion and make an endorsement of the importation in the Duty Exemption Entitlement Certificate.
12. When the export in discharge of the obligation against the advance licence and the Duty Exemption Entitlement Certificate is made, the exporter shall make a specific declaration in the relevant shipping bill that the export is covered by the duty exemption entitlement certificate, also giving the number and date of the certificate in the declaration. The customs, authority will check the declaration and make an endorsement of the shipment in the Duty Exemption Entitlement Certificate.
13. Where for some reason or the'other, exports to the extent as specified in the Duty Exemption Entitle- ment Certificate do not take place, the manufacturer shall pay the duty on the proportionate quantity of exempt material corresponding to the products not exported. He shall also pay the customs duty on any excess material that has been left over after utilisation in the resultant products and completion of all the corresponding exports. The duty shall be paid at the Custom House through which exempt materials were imported. These provisions about payment of duty will be without prejudice to any other action that may be taken under import control regulations for failure to discharge the export obligation.
14. After the Duty Exemption Entitlement Certi- ficate has been returned by the custom house, the manufacturer concerned will complete Parts 'H' and T of the Duty Exemption Entitlement Certificate and satisfy himself that the quanity of exempt materials imported have been fully accounted for either by way of shipment in full of the specified corresponding ex- ports or by way of paying duty leviable but for exemp- tion, and thereafter submit the certificate to the licens- ing authority concerned for redemption of the export bond. Before submitting the Duty Exemption Certi- ficate to licensing authority, the licensee would submit the same to the Custom House for counter-signature. The Custom House will, while counter-signing the Certificate, send an advice separately to the licensing authority concerned for redemption of the export bond.
15. Exporters applying for advance licences under this Scheme have to produce with each application a Certificate of Chartered Engineer in support of their input requirements as laid down. As a measure of procedural simplification, it has been decided that a Certificate of Chartered Engineer once given by an exporter may form the basis for considering his future applications for the same raw materials required for export of the same products, so that, on subsequent similar applications, the exporter has not to produce a Certificate of a Chartered Engineer,and the recom- mendation of ,the DGTD/Textile Commissioner. Manufacturer-exporters exporting standard type of products may list their products (with sufficient details of their technical specifications) and indicate against each the various imported inputs required for manu- facture of a unit quantity of the finished product, including normal irrecoverable process wastage. This list giving in-put-output relationship, duly signed by the authorised officer of the manufacturer and certified by a Chartered Engineer (who is not an employee of the manufacturer), can be lodged in advance with the CCI&E, D.G.T.D/Textile Commis- sioner and Drawback Directorate and may form the basis for consideration of advance licence applications of the manufacturer. If the manufacturer changes the formula of manufacture of a product, involving change in raw material requirements, he should file a revised certified list.
16. No drawback will be admissible in respect of duty-free materials.used in manufacture of the products exported. If any other duty paid materials, whether imported or indigenous, are used in addition, a suitable rate of drawback will be fixed by the Drawback Direc- torate at the request of the manufacturer/exporter.
SEC 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/591ANNEXURE-I TO APPENDIX-IV
List of Items covered by Duty Exemption Scheme
S No Description of the goods SI No. Description of the goods.
1 Ivory, unmanufactured. 58 Corkwood
2. Mutton Tallow. 59 Rayon grade wood pulp
3. Asbestos Fibre. 6 0. Insulating paper, condenser tissue paper and kraft
4. Graphite paper and board.
61 Man-made fibre and yarn, both continuous and dis-
5. Electrolytic mngjnese dioxide continuous—
h Tungsten and antimony ores and concentrates. (a) Nylon tyre cord yarn.
7 Zinc ore/concentrates (b) Others.
8. Transformer oil 62, Raw wool.
9 Acetylene Black, 63. Fibreglass,
10. Mercury, platinum & palladium. 64 Industrial diamonds.
65 Ferro alloys.
11. Aniline Oil.
66 Iron or steel powder.
12. Potassium Chloride.
67 Bars and rods of iron or steel, including alloy steel and
13. Phosphorous high carbon steel.
14. Titanium dioxide.
68. Angles, shapes and sections of iron or steel including
15. Arsenic trioxide. alloy steel and high carbon steel.
16. Iodine crude. 69. Strips, sheets and plates of iron or steel whether cold
17 Soda ash rolled or hot rolled, grain oriented or non grain oriented,
including high carbon steel or alloy steel and stainless
18. Sodium Cyanide steel in cut lengths or in coils
19. Sodium tnpoly phosphate 70 Tubes and pipes including fittings, therefor, of iron or
20. Ethylene Olycol. steel or alloy Steel whether seamless or welded
21. DMT (Dimethyl Terophthalate) 71. Copper unwrought, ingots, blooms, slabs, cakes, tiles,
22. blocks, bricks, billets, cathode blister, bars (electrolytic
Caprolactum
wire bars) copper scrap and brass scrap
23. Benzene, Toluene, Xylene and Naphthlene
72 Copper pipes and tubes including brass tubes
24 Alkyl benzene/dodccyl benzene,
73. Nickel pellets, cakes, slabs, anodes, shots, blocks,
25, Methanol granules and briquettes
26. Phthalic anhydride 74. Lead ingots and pigs, scrap.
27. Phenol 75. Zinc, unwrought including cakes bars blocks ingots
28. Urea (Chemically pure) hard or soft slabs and plates.
29. Melaminc 76. Tin block.
30. Benzaldehyde 77. Tungsten, Molybdenum tantalum and other base
metals, wrought and unwrought and articles thereof.
31 Benzyl cyanide.
78. Parts and accessories of Boilers, machinery and mecha-
32. Tartaric acid nical appliances viz.
33. Citric acid. (a) Parts of diesel engines
34. Beta Naphthol (b) Parts of diesel generating sets,
(c) Farts of machine tools.
35. Dimethyl aniline.
(d) N OS
36. Vinyl acetate.
79. Ball and roller bearings
37. Antibiotics, analgln & Vitamins
80. P. V. C. separator for batteries.
38. Sulpha drugs—
(a) Phthalyl Sulphathiozole 81. Components of wireless reception and transmission
(h) Sulpha methoxy pyridiaxine. apparatus.
39. Chloroquin salts. 82 Electrode carbon rods for dry cell batteries.
40. Alkaloids of Ergot. 83. Crystal displays, metal Oxide semi-conductor chips.
41. Dexamothazone. 84 Silicon chips and wafers.
42. Tnameinolone. 85 Parts of railways and tramsway locomotive and rolling
43. Norethirdrone stock
44 Methyl dopa. 86 Railway and tramway track and traffic signalling
equipment.
4J. Alfa naphthylamine
87 Parts of tractors.
46. 3,3 Dichlorobcnzidine dihydroehlnde.
88 Parts of motor vehicles all types including motor-
47 Iron cement. cycles, scooter and mopeds
48. Special purpose paints and enamels. 89 Parts of ships, boats and floating structures.
49. Electroplating salts and brighteners 90. Parts of optical, photographic, cinematographic, mea-
5 0. Epoxy resin suring, checking, precision, medical and surgical instru-
ments and apparatus.
51. CAB (Cellulose acetate butyrate moulding powder).
91. Parts of clocks, time-pieces and watches
52. Acrylonitro butediene styrene (ABS) moulding powder.
92. Drugs, drug Intermediates, and Pharmaceuticals, and
53. Polyethylene moulding powder raw-materials thereof
54. Polypropylene moulding powder 93 Dyes, Dye Intermediates, Pigments and Pigment Dye-
55. Acrylic moulding powder stuffs and raw-materials thereof.
56. Methyl methacrylate monomer. 94. Artificial resins and Plastic materials, cellulose Esters
57. Synthetic rubber and Ethers.
324/592 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I
ANNEXURE II TO APPENDIX IV
FORM OF APPLICATION FOR GRANT OF ADVANCE LICENCES AGAINST SPECIFIC EXPORT ORDERS BY REGISTERED EXPORTERS UNDER CUSTOMS DUTY EXEMPTION SCHEME
P A R TI
PARTICULARS OF APPLICANT :
1 Name of the applicant . . ..
. ..
2. Full Postal Address
House/Shop No.
Name of Street/Road.
Name of locality and city
Name of State
3. Name of the Industry
(/) Address and location of Factory
{if) End Products (including bye-products and Intermediate
products) manufactured therein
4. Date of establishment of business in India . . ..
5. Nature of the concern whether Public Company or Private Ltd. Company, Partnership or Hindu Undivided Family concern .
6. Name of Directors, Partners, proprietor or Karta as the case
may be
7. Details of Head Office of the applicant firm and its branches or associated companies (Name & Location) . . ..
(/) India
(0 Abroad
8 No. and date of Registration Certificate issued by the concerned Export Promotion Council/Commodity Board (Photostat copy of the Registration Certificate to be furnished)
9. Whother DGTD or SSI Unit
10. Registration No. allotted to the applicant by the Director General, Technical Development (in the case of firms borne on the list of DGTD)/State Director of Industries (in the case of SSI Units; or any other authority competent to register a unit as a manu- facturer
11. ChaHan No, and date towards payment of application
foes (Challan to bo attaohed).
Sir 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 324/593ANNEXURE II TO APPENDIX IV—contd.
PART II
1. PARTICULARS OF T HE EXPORT ORDER A ND MODE OF
PAYMENT F R OM ABROAD
(0 Resultant Products : vti. Ttem/Ttcms of Export covered
by the Export Order/Orders for which it is considered that
imported materials as listed in (3) Ixslow exempt from
customs duties are essentially required . . ..
Description
Quality Tech.
Quantity
Characteristics
Total FOB value
Sr. No
FOB value per unit of Quantity
Weight or Unit of Qty. if other than by weight
2
3
5
6
4
7
t
8
FOB value
Name of the foreign buyer and the country of export
no (/")
Delivery period of export products covered by the export
(fv)
order . . . . . . . . ..
Whether any exports against the export order in question
(?)
have already been made, if so, indicate the f.o.b. value
thereof . . . . . . . . ..
(rt) Whether the export order is backed by irrevocable L/C
on
or any advance payment (Please furnish a photostat
copy of the Letter of Credit) . . ..
OR
(b) Whether the export order is on the basis of different mode
of payment like Sight Draft, D A'
(c) Whether the applicant has entered into an arrangement whereby he would make the payment of the imported material out of the export earnings of the product to be exported . . ..
. ..
OR
(d) Whether the foreign buyers have agreed to supply the imported materials free of charge on the condition that the same will bo exported after processing and finishing ,
(vh)
The amount of commission or discount paid or payable (at a later date by the exporter) to the foreign agent on the exports covered by the application . . ..
2 (i) Whether the products to be exported arc covered by the Import policy for Registered Exporters (Please give the refer- ence No. of the export products as indicated in the Red Book)
i Import replenishment percentage admissible under the REP
(")
against the export order
i Drawback Schedule Numbers under which the products
(tffl
fall
(/v)
Whether any brand rate has been fixed for this product or applied for. If soothe reference number of the Drawback Dlrector's'nle.
324/594 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRTL 27, 1977'VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IANNEX.URE II TO APPENDIX IV — contd.
3. Particulars and value of Licence applied for and previous advance
licences—
(/) Materials required to be imported duty free
(a) arranged and shown separately for each kind of expori
m product
Quality
". Total
o S.No. of
Description
S.N
Technical
Characteristics
Total qu;
required
antity Approx. C.I.I
value per unit
quantity
CIF
value
the resultant
product for
which they
are required
Quantity
required
per unit of
resultant
product
8
9 1
7
2
3
4
3
6
Ada Utional information regardln
g{a)and(b)ofl2
lye-product
ght or unit quantity if other l by weight
Wei of < thai
if any
Recoverable
wastage
ntical ;ndigen- ible, if iry price 1 Excise
Whether ide.
material is i
ously avail:
so, ex-facto
plus Centra
duty if any
Qty value
Purpose of require, (Indicate (9) wl the final product c in the final produc ed in the manufac for special kind o
tained in
contained F
y consum-
oss or (c)
latenal)
ment lether con "r (b) not •t but rapidl tirring proa f packing n
Qty. Value
13
11
12
10
S No of
Total CIF
S.Nos. in
S.No
I.C.T.
Rate of
duties
Description, quality and
Tech, Characteristics
Total qty
required
Total duties from
which exemption is
asked for
Revised
ITC
No.
value (Approx.)
(a) above
which fall
under this
description
7
8
9 3
4
5
6
2
1
(c) Information for all indigenous mattriah contained in the final product.
Description
Quality
Tech
characteristics
S. No.
Weight per unit
of quantity if othei
than by weight
Total
• quantity
required
S.No. of the
resultant product for
which they are required
Quantity required pel unit of resultant product
6
7
8
4
5
2
3
1
(//) Past export performance in respect of the export products covered
by the export order. (Furnish a statement of exports made during
the last 3 years, indicating the fob value and country of exports)
(///) Was any advance licence issued In the past
(iv) If, so, whether the export obligation against the licences is still
outstanding
(v) If the export obligation either in part or in full remains to be com-
pleted, please give the particulars of the same as under ;—
(a) Licence number and date
(b) Name of the licence issuing authority
(c) Licence-wise value of the export obligation fixed
id) Time limit allowed for fulfilling the export obligation
(e) Value of the export obligation already fulfilled against each
licence
(/) Reasons for not fulfilling the export obligation
4. List of documents enclosed.
Srx. 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 324/595ANNEXURE II TO APPENDIX IV—concld.
DECLARATION
1. I/We hereby declare that if this licence is granted, the goods will be utiliied only for consumption as rflw-materials/components or accessories in our factory and that no portion thereof will be sold or permitted to be used by any other party.
2. I/We hereby declare that the above statements are true and correct to the best of my/our knowledge and belief. I/We fully under- stand that any licence granted to me/us on the basis of the statement furnished is liable to cancellation, or being made ineffective in addi- tion to any penalty that the Government may impose or any other action that may be taken having regard to the circumstances of the case if it is found that any of the statements or facts therein are incorrect or false.
Signature :
Name in Block letters
Designation Date ,
Residential Address
324/?% THE GAZFTTE OF TNDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 [PARI 1ANNEXURE III TO APPENDIX IV
(To be filled by the Chief Executive of the applicant company and a Chartered Engineer nho is not an employee of the Company)
Certification under the Duty Exemption Scheme for import of Raw Materials, Components and Consumables under the Registered Exporters Policy for execution of specific export contracts
PART 1
On behalf of the applicant company. 1 hereby ceruiy thai the imported raw materials, components and consumables and the quan- tities and c I f values stated against each, as given in the list appended to this application (containing. items of total C I F. value of Rs and covering pages) undtr the Registered Exporters Policy, are actual!} required for the execution of the specific export contracts for
against which this application is being made.
Enclosure : LIST.
Signature
Name and Designation of the Chief Executive or duly authorised person
Name and address of the Company . .
Place
Seal of the Company Date
Note i—The description of goodi In the list should be clear and specific.
PART n
(To be filled in by the Chartered Engineer)
I have examined the applicant company's import requirements of raw materials, components and consumables, both as regards (heir technical description/specifications and the quantity against each item of import, having due regard to proper technical norms of consump- tion and after technical scrutiny of relevant designs and drawings and hereby certify thai they are correct in all these respects and aie ac- tually required for the execution of the export contract(s) for
The list of items covers pages and contains items for a total C.T F value of Rs
Signature
Name Designation
Address
Name and address of the Institution under which chartered
Reference and date of corporate membership
Place
Date
Note : The chartered engineer signing the certificate should not be an employee of the applicant, Tn the case of public sector and Government undertakings, the certificate can be signed by a chartered engineer who is an employee of the con-many
SEC, 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/597ANNEXURE TV TO APPENDIX IV
(To be filled bv DGTD/TextiU Commissioner)
Certification under the Duty Exemption Scheme for Import of Raw materials, Components and Consumable under the Registered Exporters Policy for execution of specific export contracts
We have examined the import requirements covered by this application in the light of (fit certification by the applicant company's Chief Executive/duly authorised person and Chartered Engineer We certify that ihe makrialii, component and consumables and the quantities thereof as certified by the Chartered Engineer, are reasonable .ind are essential for the production of the equipment/ products contracted for exports. We have no objection to their import from indigenous angle.
2 We do not recommend the import of the following items :-
Signature
Name and designation of the Development Officer Incharge of the Industry in DGTD/
the Office of the Toxtile Commissioner....
Place
Date
33 GoJI/77—44
324/598 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY , APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IANNEXURE V TO APPENDIX IV
PROFORMA OF DUTY EXEMPTION ENTITLEMENT CERTIFICATE
(This consists of
pages).
Serial No
Date of issue .
This is Issued in favour of
(Importer's name and full address)
Materials imported against Advance Licence No dated issued by
to the above Importer and covered by the list of materials specified under Part 'C of this certificate would be eligible to exemption from import duty subject to the conditions specified in the notification on the subject. The exempt material will be used in the manufacture of he corresponding resultant product as specified under Part 'E' of this Certificate in Ihe factory/factories of the importer specified in Part 'A' of this certificate except in respect of ancillaries to the resultant product which may be manufactured in the factory/factories sptuflrd In part 'B' of this certificate.
Ehe importer shall make the corresponding exports within,. ..
. . .. of the date of issue of this 0 tiflcate
A bond in terms of condition (b) of the notification aforesaid for, Rs shall be executed before the cusioms clearance of the goods.
After completion of exports this certificate shall be produced with endorsements for discharge of the bond. The auihonty after discharging the bond shall return this certificate to the issuing authority
Signature
(Issuing authority) Office Seal.
Date:
Bond (s) in terms of condition (b) of the notification aforesaid executed on for Rs (Rupees., .
) and registered under with this office.
Signature
OFFICE SEAL
Address.
Date . .,
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF TNDJA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/599ANNEXURE V TO APPENDIX IV—contd.
PART 'A'
Names And addresses, of factories of the holder of this Certificate where the resultant products^wili be manufacturt d
P A R T ' S'
Names and addresses of the facloues where the ancillanct lo the resultant proc'nci will b<_ n aj.uftiLluicd
PART *C
LIST OF MATERIALS
PARTICULARS.OF IMPORTS
DUTIES LEVIABLE BUT FOR EXEMPTION
Description
ty Value
Quanti
Sr. No.
Rate of duty
Amount of duty involved
Signature of the Customs Officer lg B/E No & date & Name of the Customs Houso of Import.
Corresponds No. in the list of materials.
Item No in the first Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act.
1
2
9
10
8
3
7
4
5
6
PART 'E'
RESULTANT PRODUCT
Quality
Value
Description
Qty.
s.
Sr. No. of the corrcspondinu item in the list of materials Technical Characteristics
No.
7
6
3
2
5
1
4
324/600 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PAPT IANNEXURE V TO APPENDIX IV—contd.
PART 'F*
PARTICULARS OF EXPORTS
Sr. No. of Corres-
PARTICULARS OF SHIPMENTS
. ponding resultant
Sr. No
product
Quantity
- Signaturt of the Customs Officer.
S/B No. & Date
; F.O.B "rt Value
Name of the Custom House of Shipment
Net wolghl of the expc product.
3
2
4
1
5
6
7
8
PART 'G1
Duties paid on exempt material in respect of which the conditions of the notification are not fulfilled
Date of
s.
. payment
Amount of duty
Endorsement of the Customs Officer
No,
Particulars of duty payment documents
S.No. of exempt material
4
3
5
6 2
1
PART -H"
CERTIFICATE OF DECLARATION OF UTILISATION
Name
I, Power of Attorney holder of
(Importers) having their factory premises at
in whose favour this
. ..
. dated
.value on which the import duties as required under the notification
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/601ANNEXURE V TO APPENDIX IV—concld
PART T
We request that bond executed No may be discharged.
Signature of the
importer
B o l ld No
registered at Serial No
dated
for Rs (Rupees
) discharged on
after having satisfied myself that all the conditions of tho above bond have been fulfilled.
Office Seal
Signature
Dated y.
Designation
Audited and checked with retunu from the Custom House.
Signature
Designation
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHAJ7^899 3~4/602_APPENDIX V
[Para 66, Part B, Section I]
PROCEDURE FOR IMPORT OF CAPITAL GOODS, RAW MATERIALS, COMPONENTS
SPARES ETC., BY UNITS LOCATED IN KANDLA FREE TRADE ZONE, GANDHIDHAM.
(c) The imported items shall be used ex- 1. Licensing authority :
The Controller of Imports and Exports., New
Kandla, will be the licensing authority.
clusively for export production.
2. Import of Capital Goods :
( I) Import of Capital Goods into Kandla Fiee Trade Zone has been placed on Open Gene- ral Licence. The licensing authority will not, therefore, entertain any application lor such imports.
i'uj The Development Commissioner will veiify whethei the machinery imported is meant for the puipose of production for which the importing unit has been approved in the Zone.
(iii) Applications for import of office equipment and prototype may be made to the licensing authority through the Development Commis- sioner. Such applications will be considered in terms of the normal import policy contained in the Red Book and the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure.
Cd) The importer shall maintain a proper account of import, consumption and utilisation of unpoited materials and of exports made by him, in the form prescribed by Government, and shall submit such account on a quarterly basis to the Development Commissioner, Kandla Free Trade Zone, and to the licensing authority concerned, in the form and manner as may be laid dowu.
The importers arc further advised to regulate their imports under the Open General Licence in such a way that they adhere to the value added critenon on the basis of which their project was approved by the Kandla Free Trade Zone Board. The Development Commissioner shall scrutinise the account at (d) above to see that the value added criterion is being observed.
5. Conditions of import licences :
3. Import of raw materials, components and spares
etc.
Import of raw materials, components, spares, etc into the Zone has been placed on Open General Licence. The licensing authority will not, therefore, cntcitain any application for such imports.
4 A copy of the Open General Licence is given in this Appendix. Under the Open General Licence no import licence will be necessary for import of machi- nery, taw materials etc into Kandla Free Trade Zone, Gandhidham, subject to the following conditions :—
(i) Import licences for capital goods, raw mate- rials, components and spares etc. issued to the units in the Zone and imports made under O G.L. will be subject to the condi- tion, inter alia, that the imported goods shall be used in the licence holder's factory in the Kandla Free Trade Zone for export production.
(u) Any imported materials which cannot be used for export production for any valid reasons will not be allowed to be disposed of in any manner except with the prior writren permis- sion of the licensing authority.
6. Supplies from Domestic Tariff Area (DTA) to
KAFTZ :
(a) The import shall be only by an actual user situated in the Kandla Free Trade Zone and registered as manufacturer—exporter with Development Commissioner, Kandla Free Trade Zone.
(b) The items to be imported shall be those which are required for use in the importer's own industrial unit in the Kandla Free Trade Zone.
(i) Supplies of capital goods, raw materials, components, tools, packaging materials and spare parts made from Domestic Tariff Area to the units in KAFTZ, will be eligible for import replenishment licences in accordance with the provisions of the import policy for Registered Exporters as contained in Import Trade Control Policy (Red Book—
324/603 I HE GAZElTb OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PARI IAPPENDIX V—contd.
Volume II) for the period April 1977— March 1978 provided :
(a) ihe goods supplied are manufactured in
India,
(b) the supplies ate made at international
price;
(c) the supphei is a Registered Exporter and is otheiwise eligible to the import replenish- ment licence under the policy in force; and
(d) the supplies arc made against a letter of authority issued by the Development Commissioner, KAFTZ.
(u) Units located m the Zone desiring to procure any goods from DTA for export production should make separate applications to the licensing authority through the Development Commissioner for obtaining letter of autho- rity, indicating the items and their value. (No letter of authority will be required for such goods which are not required for export production).
(ni) While dealing with such applications, the Development Commissioner will see whe- thei the supplies sought to be made in the Zone from the D.T.A. are essential for export production and will also scrutinise the prices at which the materials, in ques- tion, are sought to be purchased.
(IV) Based on the above, the licensing authority will issue a letter of authority to enable the unit in the Zone* to obtain supplies of goods of specified description and value from the D TA within a specified period The letter nf authority will, inter alia, be subject to the condition that the goods, in question, shall be utilised in the factory of the letter of authority holder in the Kandla Free Trade Zone for export production. An under- taking to this eftect shall also be given by the applicant to the licensing authority alongwith his application for such letter of authority Failure on the part of the letter of authority holder to comply with the condition of the letter of authority and the terms of the said undertaking shall render him liable for such action as may be taken against him in this regard.
fv) The goods will be allowed entry into the Zone on the strength of the said letter of authority. At the time of entry of the goods into the Zone, the customs authority in the Zone will endorse the supplier's invoice to the effect that the goods covered'by the invoices have been leceivcd m the Kandla Free Trade Zone.
(vi) The supplier of the goods can claim import replenishment hcences under the import policy for Registered Exporters against such supplies. Import applications should be made to the Controller of Imports & Ex- ports, New Kandla, in the form appended to this Appendix. The application should be supported by the following documents :—
(a) Challan for Rs. 50 towards payment of
application fee.
(b) Photostat/attested copy of the letter ol aulhority issued by the Development Commissioner, on the basis of which the goods, in question, were supplied.
(c) Supplier's mvoice duly endorsed by tho KAFTZ customs authority to the effect that the goods covered by the invoice have been received in Kandla Free Trade Zone.
(d) A statement of exports in the form pres- cribed in the Import Policy for Registered Exporters.
(e) An undertaking/declaration in the form
appended to this Appendix.
Further details may be ascertained from the Deve- lopment Commissioner, Kandla Free Trade Zone or the licensing authority concerned.
For claiming import replenishment benefits, the supplier m DTA is lequired to get himself register- ed as an exporter in accordance with the provisions contained in I.T C. Hand Book of Rules & Proce- dure, 1977-78.
7. Sale in India against valid General Currency
Area import licence :—
If a product, the import of which is permissible according to the import policy in force, is manufactured in Kandla Free Trade Zone, the same will be permitted to be sold in India against a valid General Currency Area import licence.
324/604 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX V—contd.
APPLICATION FOR CLAIMING IMPORT REPLENISHMENT AGAINST SUPPLIES FROM D.T.A. TO UNITS IN KANDLA FREE TRADE ZONE
1. Name of the applicant :
2 Full postal address i
3. Details of the supplies :
(Description, quantity and valu")
4 Senal No of ihe goods in the Import Policy for Registered
Exporters :
5. Period during which supply was made :
6. Import Replenishment claimed :
7. (a) No. & date of legislation certificate :
(Copy of registration certificate to be furnished)
(b) Whether applicant is registered as a manufacturer exporter
or merchant exporter :
8. Details of the enclosures forwarded with this application .
(o)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(")
(/)
UNDERTAKINGS/DECLARATIONS
1/Wo hereby solemnly undertake/declare •—
(/) Particulars stated above are correct.
(it) The goods as mentioned in this application have been supplied to . ,
in terms of the contracts secured by us
(In) The supplies have been made at export prices
(Iv) That no other application for import licence has been made or will be made in future against exports covered by this application.
(v) The consignmcnt(s)/parcel(s) have not been returned If at any time the exported goods arc returned by the consignee necessary intimation shall be sent to the Development Commissioner, KAFTZ within one month thereof, who will in turn, inform the licensing authority, to set off the value of import replenishment licence issued against future import licences due to me/us or to my/our nominees without prejudice to any other action that may be taken in this behalf
(vi) If, as a result of a scrutiny by the licensing authority at any time, any excess licensing payment is found to have been done/made to me/us or to my/our nominees against this application, the same shall be liable for being adjusted against future licences/ payments due to me/us or to my/our nominees under any category without prejudice to any other action that may bo taken in this behalf
(vll) I/We hereby undertake lhat any licence granted on the basis of this application shall be liable to cancellation without prejudice to any othci action that may be taken in this behalf, if any information furnished in this application is found to be wrong or incorrect or misleading.
(vii!) I/Welhave not under-invoiced or over-invoiced our exports.
Signature • Name in Block letters Designation : Name of applicant firm •
She 11 THE GAZETTE OF 1NDTA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/605APPENDIX V—concld.
COPY OF OGL FOR KANDLA FREE TRADE ZONE
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
IMPORT TRADE CONTROL
ORDER NO
New Delhi, the 27th April, 1977
IMPORT TRADE CONTROL
OPEN GENERAL LICENCE NO. .
In exorcise of powers conferred by Section 3 of the Imports aDd Exports (Control) Act, 1947 (XVIII of 1947), the Central Government gives general permission forimpoit of (1) Machinery, (2) Raw Materials, (3) Components, (4) Sparc parts of Machinery, (5) Consumables, (6) Tools, Jigs, Gauges & Fixtures, (7) Packaging materials and (8) Technical and trade samples for a total c i f, value not exceeding Rs. 10,000 during 1977-78 by each eligible importer unless such samples are supplied free of charge, from any country into Kandla Free Trade Zone, Gandhidham, until further notice, subject to the following conditions •—
(a) The import shall bo only by an actual user situated in the Kandla Free Trade Zone, Gandhidham and registered as manufacturer- exporter with Development Commissioner, Kandla Free Trade Zone.
(6) Tho items to be imported shall be those which are required for use m tho importer's own industrial unit in the Kandla Free Trade Zone.
(c) The imported items shall be used exclusively for export production.
(d) Tho impoiter shall maintain a proper account of import, consumption and utilisation of imported materials and of exports made by him, in tho prescribed form, and shall submit such account periodically to the Development Commissioner, Kandla Free Trade zone and to the licensing authority concorned, in the form and manner as may be laid down.
2 This licence is without prejudice to the application to any goods of any othei prohibition or regulation affecting the import that may be in force at tho time when such goods are imported.
3. This licence is in supersossion of Older No. 4/76 dated 12-4-1976 and No. 14/76 dated 3-8-1976.
Sd/-
(A. S. GILL)
CHIEF CONTROLLER OF IMPORTS & EXPORTS
Copy to all conccicod,
By Order etc.
Sd/-
(TAKHAT RAM)
DY CHIEF CONTROLLER OF IMPORTS & EXPORTS
FOR CHIEF CONTROLLER OF IMPORTS A EXPORTS
(Issued from file No 1/2/XVI/REP/74-EPC)
324/606 THE GAZE!IE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, ] y77/VAlSAkh-V 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX VI
[Para 67, Part B, Section IJ
PROCEDURE FOR IMPORT OF CAPITAL GOODS, RAW MATERIALS, COMPONENTS
AND SPARES ETC. BY UNITS LOCATED IN SANTACRUZ ELECTRONICS EXPORT
PROCESSING ZONE, BOMBAY (SEEPZ).
I Licensing authority :
The Deputy Development Commissioner (Imports & Exports), Santacruz Electronics Export Processing Zone wilJ be the licensing authority
(c) The imported items shall be used ex
clusively for export production.
2. Import of Capital Goods:
(l) Import of Capital Goods into Santacruz Electromcs Export Processing Zone, Bom- bay, has been placed on Open General Licence The licensing authonty will not, therefore, entertain any applications for such imports.
(n) The Development Commissioner will verify whether the machinery imported is meant for the purpose of production lor which the importing unit has been approved in the Zone.
(d) The importers shall maintain a proper account ot import, consumption and utilisation of imported materials and of exports made by him, in the form prescribed by Government, and shall submit such account on a quarterly basis to the Development Commissioner, Santacruz Electronics Export Processmg Zone, Bombay and to the licensing autho- rity concerned, in the form and manner as may be laid down.
The importers are further advised to legulate their imports under the Open General Licence in such a way that they adhere to the value added cnteiion on the basis of which their project was approved by the Santa Cruz Electronics Export Processing Zone Board The Development Commissioner shall scru- tinise the account at (d) above to see that the value added criterion is being observed.
5. Conditions of import licences :
(in) Applications for import of office equipment and prototype may be made to the licensing authority through the Development Commis- sioner. Such applications will be considered in teims of the normal import policy contained in the Red Book and the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure.
3. Import of raw materials, components and spares
etc.
Import of raw materials, components, spares etc. into the Zone has been placed on Open General Licence. The licensing authority will not, therefore, entertain any application for such imports (i) Import licences for capital goods, raw mate- rials, components and spares etc. issued to the units in the Zone and imports under O G.L. will be subject to the condition, inter alia, that the imported goods shall be used in the licence-holder's factory in the Santa- cruz Electronics Export Processing Zone for export production.
(li) Any imported materials which cannot be used for export production for any valid reasons will not be allowed to be disposed of in any manner except with the prior written permis- sioD of the licensing authority.
6. Supplies from Domestic Tariff Area (DTA) to
4. A copy of the Open General Licence is given in this Appendix. Under the Open General Licence, no import licence will be necessary for import of machinery, raw materials etc. into Santacruz Elec- tronics Export Processing Zone, Bombay, subject to the following conditions :—
(a) The import shall be only by an actual user situated in the Santa Cruz Electro- nics Export Processing Zone, Bombay and registered as manufacturer-exporter with Development Commissioner, Santa- cruz Electronics Export Processing Zone, Bombay.
(b) Trie items to be imported shall be those which are required for use in the importer's own industrial unit in the Santacruz Electronics Export Processing Zone, Bombay.
SEEPZ:
(f) Supplies of capital goods, raw materials, components, tools, packaging materials, and spare parts made from Domestic Tariff Area to the units in SEEPZ will be eligible for import replenishment licences in accordance with the provisions of the import policy for Registered Exporters as contained in Import Trade Control Policy (Red Book—Volume II) for the period April 1977—March 1978 provided :
(a) the goods supplied are manufactured in
India;
S EC 1] T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A l S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 3 : 4 / 60 7APPENDIX VI—contd.
(b) the supplies are made at international
price;
(c) the supplier is a Registeied Exporter and is otherwise eligible to the import replenish- ment licence under the policy in force; and
(d) the supplies are made against a letter of authority issued by the Deputy Develop- ment Commissioner, SEEPZ, Bombay.
(u) Units located in the Zone desiring to procure any goods from DTA for export production should make separate applications to the licensing authonty through the Development Commissioner for obtaining letter of autho- rity, indicating the items and their value. (No letter of authority will be required for such goods which arc not required for export production).
(lii) The essentiality for impoit of materials from DTA will be ceitified by the Department of Electronics The Development Commis- sioner, SEEPZ will scrutinise the export prices at which the materials, in question, are sought to be purchased by the unit in the Zone from DTA.
that the goods covered by the invoices have been received in the Santacruz Electronics Export Processing Zone.
(vi) The supplier of the goods can claim import replenishment licences under the import policy for Registered Exporters against such supplies. Import applications should be made to the Deputy Development Commis- sioner (Imports & Exports) SEEPZ, Bombay in the form appended to this Appendix. The application should be supported by the following documents •—
(a) Challan for Rs. 50 towards payment of
application fee.
(b) Photostat/attested copy , of the letter of authority issued by the Dy. Development Commissioner (Imports & Exports), SEEPZ, on the basis of which the goods, in question, were supplied.
(c) Supplier's invoice duly endorsed by the SEEPZ customs authority to the effect that the goods covered by the invoice have been received in Santacruz Electronics Export Processing Zone.
(d) A statement of exports in the form pres- cribed in the Import Policy for Registered Exporters.
(e) An undertaking/declaration in the form
appended to this Appendix.
Further details may be ascertained from the Deve- lopment Commissioner, Santacruz Electronics Export Processmg Zone or the licensing authority concerned
For claiming import replenishment benefits, the supplier in DTA is required to get himself register- ed as an exporter m accordance with the provisions contained in Chapter V of ITC Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1977-78.
7 Sale in India against valid General Currency
(ivj Based on the above, the licensing authority will issue a letter of authority to enable the unit in the Zone to obtain supplies of goods of specified description and value from the DTA within a specified period. The letter of authority will, inter alia, be subject to the condition that the goods, in question, shall be utilised in the factory of the letter of authority holder in the Santacruz Electronics Export Processing Zone for export pro- duction An undertaking to this effect shall also be given by the applicant to the licensing authority alongwith his application for such letter of authority. Failure on the part of the letter of authority holder to comply with the condition of the letter of authority and the terms of the said undertaking shall render him liable for such action as may be taken against him in this regard.
(v) The goods will be allowed entry into the Zone on the strength of the said letter of authority. At the time of entry of the goods into the Zone, the customs authority in the Zone will endorse the supplier's invoice to the effect Area import licence :—
If a product, the import of which is permissible according to the import policy in force, is manufactured in Santacruz Electronics Export Processing Zone, the same will be permitted to be sold in India against a valid General Currency Area import licence.
324/608 FHF. GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, I977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX VI—contd.
APPLICATION FOR ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ D X A. TO U N 1 TS IN
1. Name of the applicant :
2. Full postal address :
3. Details of the supplies ;
(Description, quantity und value)
4. Scnul No. of the goods in the Import Policy for Registered
Exporters :
5. Period during which supply was made :
6. Import Replenishment claimed :
7. (a) No. & date of registration certificate :
(Copy of registration certificate to be furnished).
{b) Whether applicant is registered as a manufacturer exporter
or merchant exporter :
8. Details of the enclosures forwarded with thjs application :
to) <*) (O Id) l") (/)
UNDERTAKINGS/DECLARATIONS
I/We hereby solemnly undertake/declare;—
(0 Particulars stated above are correct
(//) The foods as mentioned in this application have been supplied to
— „ in terms of the contracts secured by us.
(///) The supplies have been made at export prices.
(M That no other application for Import licence has been made or will be made In future against exports covered by this application.
(v) The consluumentOO/parcel (s) have not been returned If at any time the exported Boods are returned by the consinnee necessarv intimation shall be sent to the Development C o m m o n e r, SEEPZ within one month thereof; who ^U TS^fafom the licensing authority, to set off the value ot import replenishment licence issued against future import ucenceVdue to me/u£ or to ray/our nominees without prejudice to any other action that may be taken in this behalf. licences due to me/us
(vO If, a* ft result of a scrutiny by the licensing authority ot any time, any excess licensing payment is found to have been done/made to i"e/us or to my/our nominees ajfainst this application, the same shall be l i a b l eX beinB adjusted awmst Mure Hcrac^ FhTbXlf t0 m °r ra n o m i n o cs undor ai)y ^tegory without prejudice to any other actIOn that maybe tatenTn
(v/i) I/We hereby undertake that any licence granted on the basis of this application *ball be liable to cancellation without oreiudice •lncon^c°t"" S K S d f f" m ay thtabohalf. if any mformat.on ftirah icd in this application Is fora7to be wong or
(v/W) I/We have not uader-JnVoiced or ovor-invoiced our exports.
Signature :
Name in Block letters:
Designation :
Name of applicant firm i
S EC 11 T HE G A Z E T TE OF T N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 3 2 4 / 6 09APPENDIX VI—concld.
COPY OF OGL FOR SANTA CRUZ ELECTRONICS EXPORT PROCESSING ZONE
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
IMPORT TRADE CONTROL
ORDER NO
New Delhi, the 27th April 1977
IMPORT TRADE CONTROL
OPEN GENERAL LICENCE NO
In oxen-ise of the powoi a conferred by Section 3 of the Imports and Exports (Control) Act, 1947 (XVIII of 1947), the Central Govern- ment gives general pei mission for import of (1) Machmerj, (2) Raw materials, (3) Components, (4) Spare parts of machinery, (5) Con- sumables, (6) Tools, Jigs, Gauges & Fixtures, (7) Packaging materials and (8) Technical and trade samples for a total c l.f. value not ex- ceeding R3, 10,000 during 1977-78 by each eligible importei, unless such samples are supplied free of charge, from any country into Santa Cruz Electronics Export Processing Zone, Bombay, until further notice, subject to the following conditions :—
(a) The import shall be only by an actual user situated in the Santa Cruz Electronics Export Processing Zone, Bombay and registered as manufacturer—exporter with Development Commissioner, Santa Cruz Electronics Export Processing Zone, Bombay.
(b) The items to be Imported shall bo thoso which are required for use in the importer's own industrial unit in the Santa Cruz Electronics Export Processing Zone, Bombay.
(c) The importod Items shall be used exclusively for export production.
id) The importer shall maintain a proper account of import, consumption and utilisation of imported materials and of exports made by him, in tho prescribed form and shall submit such account periodically to the Development Commissioner, Santa Ctuz Electro- nics Export Processing Zone, Bombay and to the licensing authority concerned, in the form and manner as may bo laid down,
2 This licence is without prejudice to tho application to any goods of any other prohibition or regulation affecting tho import that may bo in force at tho tune when such goods are importod.
Sd/—
(A. S. GILL)
CHIEF CONTROLLER OF IMPORTS & EXPORTS
Copy to all concomed.
By order etc.
S d /-
(TAKHAT RAM)
DY CHIEF CONTROLLER OF IMPORTS & EXPORTS
FOR CHIEF CONTROLLER OF IMPORTS
(Issued from Flic No. 1/2/XXI/REP/74-EPQ
324/610 THE GAZETTB OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VA1SAK.HA 7, 1&99 |PART IAPPENDIX VII
[Para 72 of Part B, Section I]
-\PPLICAT1ON FOR PROJECT EXPORTS
P A R TI
1 Name and address of the exporter (Prime contractor) .
2. Status whether individual, partnership, private or public
limited company. . .. . .
3. Name/s and address/es of proprietor, purtner/s, director/s.
4. In tbe case of a company:
(a) authorised capital .
. ..
(b) subscribed capital
(c) paid up capital
5. Analysis of the latest balance-sheets and profit and loss
account
. . ..
6. Foreign collaboration (including foreign capital) if any and
terms of collaboration
7 Whetherthe exporter is a manufacturing or trading concern
In case of manufacturing concern indicate .
(a) location of factory . .. * . . ..
(b) p r i n c i p al lines of m a n u f a c t u re . . . ..
8. W h e t h er t ho e x p o r t er i n t e n ds to s u b m it t he offer as :
(a) Prime contractor
(b) m e m b er of c o n s o r t i um or . . . . ..
(c) 8 sub-contractor
(Please indicate in the case of (b) the names of the leader and other members of the consortium stating the fo b value and items to be supplied by each and In th" case of (c) the name of the prime contractor and other sub-contractors with f.o b value and items of each)
9. Export performance—nature of commodities and value of exports effected in the last two financial years, destination wise.
10. Exporter's code number allotted by R B.I
11. Number and date of registration certificate issued by the
E.E.PC
12. Name and address of the authorised dealer through whom
export documents nre/will bo negotiated.
13. Details of outstanding export proceeds with rcusons
therefor
NOTE . —Ojtalls to be given against SI. Nos. 9 and 13 should preferably be got cortlfled by the authorised dealer,
SEC 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/611APPENDIX VII—contd.
PART II
1. Brief description and location of the project.
2. Status of the foreign buyer—whether public utility undertaking,
Government organisation or private concern
3. Total contract sum . .. . .
4. Expected dates of commencement and completion
(a) of the project as a whole (b) of supply of goods
. ..
(c) of civil works
5. Indicate ar i ansjements made to secure payment of contract sum Whether payment will be guaranteed by the Government of importing country or a Bank of reputeinthcimportingcountry .
6 Indicate rate of interest proposed to bo quoted on deferred
receivables . . ..
7. Break up of the contract price :
(a) value of goods (ft) value of services (c) value of goods to be exported from India :
(0 f.o b price of plant, machinery equipments etc to be
exported from India
(ii) Insurance and freight (m) Handling, transportation and other charges on such
exports at destination . . ..
(d) third country imports :
,
(i) f.o.b. price of plant, machinery, equipments etc. (n) countries of origin (ill) Insurance and freight (iv) handling, transportation and other charges on such
third country imports
(e) civil works at site (/) erection and commissioning at site . . ..
8. Expected date for commencement and completion of payments :
(0 Currency of payment . . . . . .. (ii) advance and down payment—extent and when payable Oh) deferred payments—deferred period dates of first and
subsequent instalments.
9. Foreign exchange outgo
(i) Direct imports into the buyer's country (n) CIF cost of imports into India (Indicate nature and value of imports requiremen ts, the description and value of the ex- port product, value of import entitlements etc. including the import requirements/entitlements in respect of products obtained from sub-contractors)
(lii) Services (in case of turn-key jobs)
10. Indicate whether payment for third country import will be met in full by the foreign buyer as and when due and if not whether It will be covered by advance/down payments receivable from the foreign buyer or whether any advance release of foreign exchange, if so, to what extent would be required
11. Arrangements for securing timely delivery of third country imports (provisions regarding guarantee/penalty clause to be indicated) . .. . . . ..
12 Anticipated dates of shipment of goods of Indian origin
13 Whether advance import licences will be required and if so, to
what extent?
14. If the export order is procured through agent, name and address of the agent, amount of commission and other charges payable. ,
U. Whether exchange risk is proposed to be covered
16 Whether purchase abroad or export of capital equipment for
use in the project Is contemplated and if so details thereof .
324/612 I HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 LPART 1APPENDIX VII—concld.
PART III
Give in brief (i) technical and (n) financial appreciation of the project (in) tho special conditions in the country of foreign buyer both favourable and unfavourable and fiv) the arrangements made or proposed for successful tendering and completion of work
NOTBS :— (1) Submission of the pro forma docs not do away with need for submission of prescribed application and Other documents to the appropriate authorities.
(h) Give your answers clearly and fully. Where the
question is not applicable, write N.A
(Hi) If space In the form is in-sufficient, give required infor-
mation in annexurcs and number them.
(IV) Any additional information may be given in the cover-
ing letter.
Sic II THE GAZETTE Ob INDIA FM R AOROINARY A^RIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 324/613APPENDIX VIII
[Parj 72 P.iri B or Section I]
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
IMPORT fUADE CONTROL
n r t 'Y OF PUHI TC NOTICE Ni> I II-I rC(PN)'7i
Dated the 5lh August. l'J74
(as ainen.Jed by Puhlic Notice No 86-ITC (PN)/76
Dated the 26th August, 1976)
SuBJbfT : PROJECT EXPORTS COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER PROPOSALS FOR ASSISTANCE ON EXPORTS
Attention Is Invited to Para f?9, Part 'B', Section I, of Red Book Vol II for the period April, 197-4— March, 1975 according to which proposal oo Project Imports will be examined by the Ministry of Commerce through an Inter-Ministerial Committee.
2 The aforesaid Committee will now be headed by Shn P. K. Kaul, Additional Secretary to the Government of India, Ministry of Commerce, New Delhi, Sim A K Ctnndra, Dncctor in the Ministry of Commerce is the Member Secretary of the Committee. The ^members of tha Committee include the Chief Controller of Importi and Exports, and representatives of the Ministries of Commerce, F-manc- Industry and Steel & Mines and the DGTD
Sd/-
CIIIEF CONTROLLER OF IMPORTS & EXPORTS
33 Goi 1/77—45
3?4/614 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAOUTIN \RY APRIL 27, 1977/VA'SAKHA 7, 1899 FPART IAPPENDIX DC
[Para 73, Pnrt B of Section I]
APPLICATION FORM FOR ENROLMENT UNDER SIMPLIFIED PAYMENT SCHEME
To
Name & Address of the concerned
licensing office.
SUBJECT : E m o L M E NT UNDER SIMPLIFIED I'AYMEMT SCHEME.
Dear Sir,
We wish to avtil ourselves of the facility of the simplified procedure for processing of application1, for licences under para 73, Part 'B', Section 1 of the Import Trade Control Policy (Vol II) for April 1977—Maich 1978. The relevant particulars a.ro given below :—
(1) Name and address of the Registered Exporter
(2) Full Postal Address .
(0 House/Shop No
(II) Name of the Street/Road.
tin) Name of locality and city.
(tv) Name of State.
(3) Address and location of factory (for manufacturer- exporters only)
(4) Dite of establishment of business in India.
(5) Nature of concern whether public or private limited company, or partnership firm, a proprietary firm, an individual, Hindu undivided family or body/Associarkm of individuals.
(6) N unos of Directors, Partners, Proprietor or Karta as the case may be.
(71 Oatuls oftha Heid O "Roe, brandies or associated companies (Name and Location)
(/) In India.
(//) Abroad
(8) (a) No & date of Registration Certificate.
(h) Whether applicant is registered as a manufacturer exporter, merchant expoitcr or export house (c) Date upto which EP registration is valid.
(d) Product or product group for which registered
(9) Registration No. allotted to the applicant by the DOTD/State Director of Industries/any sponsoring authority (for manufacturer exporters only).
(10) No. and dite of Export House Cortiflc.ile and whether it I, villd (For Export Houses only),
("Please attach photostat copy)
(11) Whether the .ippKnnt h'is hocn ob'ilnm? REP licences against his exports, in his own name or in favoiu of his nominee in respect of products covered by tho import policy for Registciod Importers, for April, 1977—March, 1978 on exports inado during the previous year i e 1976-77 (A, statement in enclosed form should be attached).
(12) CUi'-iiflcitw fr tlw exiiiil o'O'lir't IT'^lv to ba o\porto1 d inns 1977-78 and rate of import leplenishment admissible as per Roc Book (Vol. ID for 1^7^78
iM L ]\ THf (iAZLYMI Or INDIA FX 1RAORO1N \R\ A P R IL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 1, IS'W 324/615A (TEND] \ W—Concld.
1 It is iL'i|iie-.!< '1 ill 11 Eniolment Numbv in ly olo.isp bu IMUCNI to rmbie us to submit our futuie applications under the simplified pioJfJuii a, laid 'I'M 11 in the utkl piovision.
3 VVi; hoichy solemnly dd-laic that tho above stilted infonnation is tuic .ind i-uiieLt .ind wo understand thai our enrolment is liable fo be LJiT.'elled in the event of any part of the abovo infotmation being found to bo irK-nrrcu IT thero is an\ chani'e in the particulars furnished ihovo, ihe same shall bo intimated to the licensing authority immediilelv
Yours fiiithfully
STMENfENT (11- REP LICENCES OBTAINED ON EXPORTS MADE D U R I NG 1076-77
Name of the Registered Exporter •--
Total FOB value of expoits CIF Value of import licences obtained Yeai Product Group in which the e\oor toil noods f.ill
In applicant's own In the name of name nominees
1976-77
f/We huiehy didaro and aflhim that the above infoim-ition is coiroct and nothing his been concealed or withheld theiefrom, and I/We shall foj liable to any action th.it Govcrnmont m*y take if this information is found to be incorrect.
Signature of the applicant
Full name and addiess Dated .
324/616 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VATSAKHA 7, 1899 LPART 1APPENDIX IX A
[Para 73 of Part B. Section I]
SIMPLIFIED FORM OF APPLICATION FOR IMPORT OF GOODS AGAINST EXPORTS MADE BY REGISTERED
EXPORTERS ENROLLED UNDER THE SIMPLIFIED PAYMENT SCHEME (SPS).
1. Name of the applicant flrm
2. Full postal address . . . . . . ..
3. No. & Date of Challan showing paymonC"of applicationTfees
(Challan to bo attached)
4. Particulars of goods exported :
(a) Description
(b) Classification as p er C ol 2 ., Section II of I m p o rt T r a de C o n t r ol Polioy ( V ol I I) for 1977-78 . . ..
(c) F . O . B. value
(d) The amount of commission or discount paid or payable (at a lator date by the exporter) to the foreign agent on tbo exports covored by the application.
(e) Export period (month or quarter) . . . ..
5. Whether any other application against exports covered by the same product group and for same period of export has been made
6 (a) Whether the exports (as per statement of exports enclosed) against which the present application is made have been claimed or are intended to be claimed for any import licence by way of barter or for remittance against Capital Goods or in discharge of any export obligation or for obtaining import licence under any other category
(/>) Particulars of advance licences, if any, obtained against
exports covered by this application
7. Whether the exports have been made on outright sale basis/
consignments approval basis/free replacement
8. C.I.F. value of licence applied for.
9. Is a letter of authority desired 7 If so, name of the firms in whose favour it is desired together with details t.e names of their directors, partners, proprietors, etc.
10. The Customs House where the import licence, if granted, will
be registered.
11. Full details of enclosures attached with the application.
Undertakings/Declarations ;
(1) I/We hereby solemnly undertake/declare :
(0 that no other application for import licence has been made or will be made in future against the exports covered by this appli- cation except advance licence(s) mentioned against Col. 6,
(") The consign ment(s)/parcel(s) have not been returned. If at any time, the exported goods are returned by the consignee or if the sale proceeds in respect of the goods in question are not realised through an authorised channel within six months from the date of exports or such extended period as the Reserve Bank of India may permit, necessary intimation shall be sent to the li- censing authority, within one month thereof, and the value of import licences issued against this application shall be liable to be set off against future import licences due to me/us oi to my/our nominee(s), without prejudice to any other action that may bo taken in this behalf. If any amount is paid to the foreign buyer at any time on account of any penalty or damage pertaining to the exports covered by this application, the intimation thereof shall be sent to the licensing authority within onejmonth there- of
(Hi) If as a result of a scrutiny by the licensing authority any excess licensing is found to have been done to me/us or to my/our no- minee(s) against this application, the same shall be liable for being adjusted against future licences due to me or to my/our no- minees under any category without prejudice to any other action that may be taken in this behalf.
(2) I/We hereby declare that the particulars and statements made in this application are true to the best of my/our knowledge and nothing has been concealed or with held therefrom.
(3) I/We hereby undertkae that any licence granted on the basis of this application shall be liable to cancellation or being made ineffec- tive'without prejudice to any other action that may be taken in this behalf, if any information furnished in this application is found to be wrong or incorrect or misleading.
S EC ]] T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A I S A K HA 7, 1 8 99 3 2 4 / 6 17APPENDIX IX A—concld.
(4) I/We hereby declare that the prices charged for books/journals/penodicals exported were not less than the hated foreign prices minus a discount of not more than 40 % In ca9c no foreign price was listed, the books/journals/pcnoihcals were exported at a price not lesi than the listed Indian prices converted into foreign currency at the official exchange i ate, minus the usual trade discounts not exceeding 40%.
(5) I/We dcclaie that the figures on the basis of which this application for replenishment licence is made do not include exports of books/ journals/periodicals intended for internal use only and prohibited from being exported.
(6) I/We declare that the exports have been made at a price not less than the minimum floor price fixed by the registering authority.
(7) I/We have not under invoiced/over invoiced my/our exports.
(8) I/We also declare that there has been no change in the information already furnished by me/us in the application for Enrolment under the Simplified Payment Scheme
Signature
Name in Block letters.
Designation
Residential Address.
Dated ;
(To be filled only in the case of nomination)
In case norru nation has been made, the following particulars should be given :—
Name of the Nominee
F.O.B. value of exports for which nomination is made
Products, materials, compo- nents, parts manufactured by
nominee(s)
3
2
1
1.
2.
3. etc.
DECLARATIONS
(0 I/We declare that I/jve have not nominated any other person to claim the benefit of the f.o b. value of exports to the extent co- vered by the nomination made above,
(W) I/We declare that the nominee(s) is/are actual user(s) engaged in the manufacture of goods indicated in the above statement.
Signature
Name in Block letters
Designation
Residential address . .
Dated
NOTE : The particulars of the nominee and the statement of exports are to be given in the proforma given In Part B of Form H
324/618 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1977, VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [L'AKIAPPENDIX X
[Para 74 of Part B of Section 1]
Consolidation of Air Cargoes for export
There arc cargo Agents approved by the International Airports transport Association (IA'l A) and KLOgimcd as such by leading Airlines, Each approved IATA Agent has got a separate IATA Code Number. Such agents consolidate air cargoes for individual cxporteis. Under this arrangement, individual exporters sending goods Jbroad by air have an advantage m air-freight to be paid by them,
2. An exporter who avails of this facility will continue to be required to have itic iclevmit shipping bill duly passed and authenticated by the customs authorities. The cargoes pertaining to such individual shipping bills will be collected by the consohdator who is an approved IATA Agent. The consohdalor will prepare one Master An way Bill (M A.B.) The description of exported goods as mentioned in the Master Airway Bill will be 'Consolidation cargo as per list attached.' I he list referred to in the Master Airway Bill Will contain in respect of each consignment the name of the exporter, the description of goods and their quantity and weight, shipping bill number and House Airway Bill Number. The Mouse Airway Bill (H.A B.) will be issued by the consohdator to each of the exporters from whom the cargo has been collected pertaining to the respective consignments. The House Airway Bill will contain all the particulars ol the consignment of the individual exporter concerned which are given in normal An way Bill. The goods, in question, will be exported by air on the basis of the Master Airway BUI In lespect of such exports the banks and the licensing authonties in cases where an Airway Bill is required to be produced fur claiming import replenishment, will accept the House Airway Bill, il otherwise in order, provided it is certified by the Airlines concerned indicating the number and date of the Master Airway Bill of which it is a part. The certificate should be as under :—
"The goods covered by this House Airway
Bill have been exported vide Master Airway
Bill No dated "
The individual exporters will produce their respective House Airway Bills to the banks for issue of bank certi- ficates and also to the licensing authorities, wherever necessary, for claiming benefits under the import policy for Registered Exporters.
3. The date of export in such cases will be taken as the date of the Master Air-way Bill as mentioned by the Airlines concerned in the relevant House Airway Bill. For the purpose of calculating the FOB value of exports, for import replenishment purposes, the amount of air freight paid by the exporter to the Consohdator (IATA agent) will be taken into account. For the purpose of verification, the IATA agents will furnish to the licensing authorities, through the An cargo Agents Association of India, the copies of their published schedule of airfreight rates to be charged from exporters in lespect of different commodities and destinations,
4. In respect of cargoes moving in consolidation as indicated in para 2 above, the exporter should have the necessary clause to this effect incorporated in the letter of credit at the time of conclusion of export contract in order to ensure realisation of export proceeds against such exports.
5. The exporters in such cases will be required to furnish all the other documents as prescribed undei the im- port policy for Registered Exporters.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/619APPENDIX XI
[Para 85 of Part C of Section I]
FORM OF APPLICATION FOR GRANT/RENEWAL OF "EXJPORT HOUSE" CERTIFICATE
1. Name of the applicant.
2. Full postal address :
(/) House/Shop No.
(//) Name of the Street/Road.
(Hi) Name of locality and city.
(iv) Name of the State.
(v) Telegraphic address.
3. Date of estubli"!unynt of bujiacss lur.Lr i.ie present
name.
4. Nature of the concern whether public limited or private company, partnership or Hindu Undivided family concern.
5. Names of the Directors/Partners/Proprietor or Kaxtd
as the case may be.
6. Details of the Head Offic;, Branches or Associate
companies (name aad location):—
(/) In India.
(") Abroad.
7. Whether Merchant Exporter or Manufacturer Exporter.
8. Name and address of applicant's bankers. An indi- cation of the applicant's financial resources may also be given.
9. If recognition certificate was earlier obtained from the Ministry of Commerce, its number aad date may be given.
10. If export house certificate was eirlier obtained from the CC1&B, New Delhi, its number and date may be given.
11. Date upto which recognition certificate, if any,
is valid.
12. Date upto which export house certificate, if any, is
valid.
13. Name of the licensing office where the applicant will
register itself as an axport house.
324/620 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX XI—contd.
14. Statement of Exports.
Relationship with
Year.
F.O.B. value of exports.
Name and
address of the
manufacturer
Description of item exported.
Country to which exported.
the manufacturing Co. mentioned in Col. 4 i.e., whether they are your branches, associate
S. No. of the item exported as per Col.2 of Section II of Vol. 11 of Red Book in respect of Select List of Export
of the goods exported.
Products.
companies etc. or s icparate legal entities.
3
4
5
6
7 2
1
Note : Separate statements may be attached with the application.
I/We hereby declare that the particulars and statements made in this application are true to the best of my/ our knowledge and nothing has been concealed. We understand that any information if found to be incorrect, it will render us liable to rejection of our claim, without prejudice of any other action that may be taken against us in this behalf.
I/We further declare lhat :—
(i) The f.o.b. value of exports on the basis of which export house certificate/renewal of export house certi- ficate has been claimed in this statement are our direct exports. The export order/contract, the bank certificate/letter of credit and the invoice were in our name. (If the invoice also mentions the name of the manufacturer of the goods exported, this may be indicated).
(ii) In the case of exports made by us as associates of the STC, the conditions laid down in para 80(2)(c) Part ' C\ Section I ol the Red Book (Vol II) for 1977-78 are fulfilled. All the REP benefits on these exports have been taken by us or will be taken by us for which the STC has given a disclaimer. Also our name appears with or without the name of the STC in the documents viz
A certificate to this effect obtained from the STC is enclosed.
(in) The f ob value shown in the statement is exclusive of Lommission paid or payable.
(iv) The f o.b. value of exports perUins to the goods which have aot been re'urncd by the consignee abroad
Signature
Name (in Block Letters)...
Designation
Dated
Address
S LC JJ T HK G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY • A P R IL 2 7, 1 9 7 7 / V A 1 S A R HA 7, 1 8 99 3 1 4 / 6 21APPENDIX Xl—concU
CERITFICA1F OF THE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
We
(name and address of ihe Chattel ed Acccnitd it) hereby
certify that we have checked and verified the above particular* of exports from the books/documents of M\
and found the same to be correct. We also eertily that the exports rnenli&ned in this
statement, excluding those exports which were nude as associates of the STC are direct exports of M/s . >
and the export documents nz. export oider/contract, bank certificate/letter of credit and in- voice were in the name of M/s We have verified that each export invoices pro- perly supported by a purchase voucher.
Signature of the Chartered Accountant
Official Stamp
Full Address
Registration No
Dated
NOTES :
1. This, application along with supporting docu- ments and statements should be made in quintupli- cate (5 copies).
2. The statement ol exports should be given in five
parts as under :—
(i) Part I should give exports of. products in- cluded in the Select List of Export Products as given in Annexure I to Part 'C of Red Book (Volume II) for 1977-78 (Products other than those manufactured by SSI units).
(n) Part II should give exports of products in- cluded in the Select List of Export Pro- ducts, as given in Annexure I to Part 'C of Red Book (Volume II) for 1977-78. (Pro- ducts manufactured by SSI units) In this statement, along with the name of die manu- facturer, the SSI registration number allot- ted to the manufacturer by the State Director of Industries should also be quoted. In the case of the manufacturers which arc not registered with the State Director of Industiies, the Export House should fur- nish its own declaration to the effect that the manufacturers in question are SSI units).
(in) Pait HI should be exports of products other than those included in the Select List of Export Products referred to above. (Pioducts other than those manufactured by SSI units).
(IV) Part IV should be cxpoits ol products other than those included in the Select List of Expoit Products referred to above. (Pro- ducts manufactured by SSI units : In this statement along with the name of the manu- facturer, the SSI registration number allott- ed to the manufacturer by the State Direc- tor of Industries should also be quoted In the case of the manufacturers which arc not registered with the State Director of Indus- tiies, the export house should furnish its own declaration to the effect thai, the manu- facturers in question arc SSI units)
(v) Statement of invisible expoits, which should give the actual amount of foreign exchange realised through the bank, the financial year in which the foreign exchange h;is been realised and the name of services rendered pertaining to which the foreign exchange has been realised.
324/622 I HE GAZET1B OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART I3. m the statement ul expous, separate lniuiinu- liun may oe given m lespeu ol each item exported vtiz->c i lJ descLfption of item, serial number of the Hem, the nani; and addiess ot manufacturer of that item, the relatonsbip of the applicant with that manu- iactuiei. inu Lountiy oi countries to which the said item ot tlic £uu manutacimer has been exported and the I o,b va'ue of expoi Is in lcspect of each country.
4, The suilement ot expoit b during the base penod should initiate sepo-iately the- exports made duiing each Ot '^ >eais included in the base period viz., 1974-/.?, i"75-7ti and 1976-77. If exports in any of the* \vais l>.,mshed to the CCI&E with the ap- plieiiU"1 i"f E'.port House Certificate made duung Silbil tfe relied upon by the applicant, it would noi-Dc necessity m that event to give a separate state- ment ol expats for that paiticular year along with the application for Expoit House Ceitilicate to be made during 1977-78.
5. In tiie case of applications for renewal of the Export House Certificates, the applicant should also luinish the statement tit expoits made in three yeais prior to the prescribed base penod i.e duiiog the years 1971-72, 1972-73 and 1^73-7-1 This state- ment of exports need not be piepared separately in icspect ot each year. A consolidated statement giv- ing th-.- total value ot e^poiis in the thiee yeais may be furnished. The applicant should prepare two statements as under :—
{i) A statement giving the tot.il t.o.b. value of exports duiing the three years viz., 1971- 72, 1972-73 and 1973-74 in lespect oi pioducts included in the select list of export products.
(n) A statement giving the tcual l.o.b. value of exports during the tluec yeais viz, 1971-72, 1972-73 and 1973-74, in jespeet of pin- ducts other than those included in the select list of expoit products.
(in) IIIL statements, in qut stion, should give the deciaiation of the apphcant and a certifi- cate of the Chartered Accountant oi any authorised dealer in foreign exchange in the prescribed manner.
6 The application should be complete in all res- pects after going through the policy and procedure contained in Part ' C\ Section T of the Red Book (Volume II) for 1977-78.
SEC. lj THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY : APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/623APPENDIX XII
[ P a ra 1 0 1, P a rt 'C of S e c t i on I]
F O RM OF A P P L I C A T I ON F OR I N I T I A L / S U P P L E M E N T A RY I N I T I AL L I C E N CE
1. N u ' i ie of t he a p p l i c a nt
2. F u ll P o s t al a d d r e ss of t he R e g i s t e r ed Office : .
(?) H o u s e / S h op N o. . . . . ..
I /'() N a me of S t r e e t / R o ad . . . . . ..
(///) N a me of l o c a l i ty a nd Cit> . . . . ..
(tv) N a me of S t a te . . . . . . ..
3. (a) T e l e g r a p h ic a d d r e ss . . . . . ..
('') A d d r e ss a nd l o c a t i on of f a c t o r y, if a ny
4. D u u . ' of e s t a b l i s h m e nt of b u s i n - ss in I n d ia . . ..
5. N ; t t u re of c o n c e r n, w h e t h er P u b l ic C o. or i ' n v a tc C o ., P a r t n e r- s h ip or H i n du u n d i v i d ed f a m i ly c o n c e rn . . . ..
6. N a m es of D i r e c t o r s, P a r t n e r s, P r o p, ot K a r l .i as t he c a se m ay
be
7. D e t a il of H e ad O f f i c e / B r a n c h es or a s s o c i a t ed c o i n p a m e s ( N a me
a nd a d d r e s s) : —
(a) In I n d ia . . . . . . . ..
(b) Abroad . . . . . . . ..
3. (a) No. & date of Registration Certiiicate (copy of Registra-
tion Certificate to be furnished) . . . ..
(b) Whether applicant is Merchandising Export House or
Manufactuiing Export House . . . ..
9. Date upto which Export House Certificate is valid
10. Total FOB value of exports of Select Export Products year-wise
(starting from the financial year when first eligibility certificate
or Export House Certificate, as the case may be, was issued) :—
Year Total FOB value of exports
11. Name of licensing authority with whom the Export House is
registered
12. C.I.F. value, in Rs., of the Initial licence(s)/Supplcmentary ini-
tial licence(s) applied for . . . . . ..
13. The Customs House where the import hcence(s), if granted, will
be registered . . . . . . . ..
14. Full details of enclosuies attached with the application
U N D E R T A K I N G S / D E C L A R A T I O NS
1. i/We hereby dec!ire that n this licence is granted, the goods shall be utilised for consumption on £">/rur onti account in the iTunuf;u.turing establishments owned by others or disposed of to Actual Usess.
2. I/We hereby declare that the above statements are true and correct to the best of my/our knowledge and belief. I/We fully understand that any licence granted to me/us on the basis of the statement furnished is liable to cancellation, or being made ineffective, in addition :o any other penalty that the Govt. may impose or any other action that may be taken having regard to the circumstances of the case if it is found that any of the statements of facts therein are incorrect or false.
Name in block letters „
Plaoe , ..
Designation „
Date „_
Residential Address
324/624 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX X11I
[Para 111 of Fart C of Section I]
STATEMKNT SHOWING THE F.O.B. VALUE OF EXPORTS DURING 1976-77 TOWARDS FULFILMENT OF EXPORT OBLIGA1ION AGAINST LICENCES ACQUIRED BY TRANSFER BY EXPORT HOUSE, MESSRS
Remarks
Descrip- tion of
item o\- ported
Value of licence* acquired by trans- fer durtng the *ar •76
F.OB. value of ex- ports from 1-4-1976 to 11-3-1977
F.O.B. value of export obligation during 1976-77 by taking tour times the value of the licences in Col. 1
SI. No. of the item ex- portod as per Col. 2 of Section 11 of Red Book (Vol. II) for 1976-77
5
6 2
4
1
3
I; Wt hereby declaie trrnt the particulars given above are true to the best of my/our knowledge and nothing has been concealed. I/We understand that failure to fulfil the export obligation indicated in Col, 2 of the above statement will render me/us liable to adjustment of the value of the transferred licences to the extent of default against our entitlement of all import licences, without prejudice to any other action that may be taken against me/us in this behalf.
1/We further declare that :
(i) The f.o.b. value of exports shown in thh statement are our direct exports. The export order/contract, the bank cortificatti/letitf of credit and the invoice were in our name. (If the invoice also mentions the name of the manufacturer of tho goods exported, this may be indicated).
(li) In the case of exports made by us as associates of the STC, the conditions laid down in para 3(2)(o), Part ' C\ Section I of the P.cdUook (Vol. II) for 1976-77 are fulfilled. All the REP benefits on these exports have been taken by us or will be taken by us on which the STC bas given a disclaimer. Also our name appears with or without the name of the STC in the documents viz
a certificate to this effect obtained from the STC is enclosed.
(m) The f o.b. value shown in the statement is exclusive of commission paid or payable,
(iv) Th; f o.b. valuo of exports pertains to th^ goods which have not been returned by the consignee abroad.
(v) These exports do not include any exports OD the basis of which the manufacturer of the goods exported has discharged or will discharge his export obligation uoder c. Q. licence, industrial licence, approval of foreign collaboration or under compulsory exports as an actual user, as provided in para 40, Part C. Section I of the Red Book (Vol. II) for 1976-77,
Signature
Name (in Block Letters)
Place I
Designation
Date:
Address
SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY • APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 324/625APPENDIX XHl—concld.
CERTIFICATE OF THE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
We
(name and address of the Chartered Accountait) hereby certify that we have checked and verified the above particulars of exports from the books/documents of M/s and found the same to be correct. We also certify that the exports mentioned in the statement, excluding those exports wheh were made and the export documents viz. ex^rt ordcr/con- as associates of the STC are direct exports of M/i trjet, bank certificate/letter of credit and Invoice were in the name of M/s We have verifier thtt each export invoice "a proparly supported by a purchase voucher.
Signature of the Chartered Accountant.
Official Sump
Pull Address
Place :
Date i
Regiitratlon No
N O T E S :— 1. T he I n f o r m a t i on u n d er C o la 3 to 6 in t he s t a t e m e nt s h o u ld be g i v en in t h r ee p a r ts as u n d er
•—
(0 Part I should give particulars of exports of products manufactured by the units to whom the imported raw matenah/com- ponents were allocated by the export house during 1976-77 as provided in para 41, Part ' C, Section 1 of the Red Book (Vol. II) for 1976-77.
(II) Part II of the Statement should give particulars of exports ot products which the export house ot manuftcmrrrl on its own account in the manufacturing establishments owned by others, as provided in para 37 Part ' C, Section I of the Red Book (Volume II) for 1976-77.
(WO Part HI of the Statement should give particulars of exports of the remaining products not covered by (I) and n) above.
2. The statement (in duplicate) should be submitted to the licensing authority with whom the Export House is iegistered by 30th Juno, 1977 under registered post A. D,
3, A copy of the statement should also be sent to the Office of the Chief Controller of Imports & Exports (F P. Division), New Delhi, under registered post A. D,
V-4'626 MIF. CiA^ETTE Or INDIA F\ rRAORDINARY APRIL 27, 1 ()77 'VAISAKHA 7, 1899 [PART IAPPENDIX XIV
[Pflra It3 of Part C of Section I]
QT.URTKRLY STATEMKNT SHOWING THE ACCOUNTOI DISPOSAL OF MATERIALS IMPORTED
BY EXPORT HOUSF, M/S.
Statement for the Quarter ending March! JunejSentembfrl December
Remsrls Dswrmtlnn of pooJ. np"tod
Toul ol Columns 2 and 1
C I.F value o posed of dun under
if the goods A\-*- ng the quaiter report
;s 1 F value ol opcDinu balance m sto.k
C I F. value ol goods impor- ted or procured against Release Order
Balance slock ai the end of the quarter
To Actual Users
I icence No. & date or Release Order No & date ap.ainst which goods in Column 3 were procured"
Foi export production on Export House's own a/c in thr mdniifdUuiing
establishments owned by
with their names and addresses and the des- cription of goods manu- factured by them
others and the description of goods manufac- tured
Rs.
Ri.
Us.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs
(2)
(4)
(8)
(5)
(7)
(6)
(9)
(3)
(1)
N a n i '1 \ 't t ' l '* l ' ' pM 1' I ' IT ;
'il.'HLiturc
Date :
Sic 11 THE GAZETTE Or INDIA EXl RAORD1NARY . APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899 3:4/627APPENDIX XV
[Para 124 of Part C of Section I]
Miblcct ATJOCATION OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE TO EXPORT HOUSES FOR PROMOTIONAL \OlVITIES.
Attention is invited to the provisions made In para 124 Part ' C, Section T of this book according to v hich anexjort house holding 'Export House Certificate' may be allowed to utilise foreign exchange upto 2 5% of the FOB value of its total utpuji in the previous year, for the following purposes, inter alia •—
(a) Foreign Exchange expenditure on promotional activities otherwise permitted under the Code of Grants in 4id fni expo A list of the relevant export promotion activities covered by the Code of Grants in Aid is enclosed; and
(h) Imoorts of testing equipment and spares and machinery, duly cleared from indigenous angle and considered essential for setting up common servicing centre)
2. The above limit of 2 ^% is in addition to the blanket foreign exchange facility separately available to export houses and large exporters from the Reserve Bank of Tndia and it is subject to a maximum of Rs. 1 lakh. The amount exceeding Rs 1 Inkh but within the overall 2 5% will bo adjusted against the REP entitlements earned by the export house on its own exports.
3. During 1977-78, the facility will be available on the basis of 2,5% of the oxports made in 1976-77 of all products, subject to the provision indicated in para 2 above.
4 Tn th" Export House Certificate issued to an export house in 1977-7R, the total value of exports of the export house made in 1976-77 will be indicated Tills will enable the export house to avail of the provisions made in para 124 of this book
5 A cony of the Export House Certificate issued to an export house by tho CCI&E will be sent to the Fxchange Controller, Reserve Bank of Indui, Bombay The Reserve Bank of India will issue a blanket Pass Book to ench export house releasing tho amount of foreign exchange to be spent hy the export house for the purposes mentioned in para 124 of this bonk The amount so released will be equal to 2 5% of the FOB value of exports mentioned in tho Export House Certificate subject to a maximum of Rs 1 lakh.
6 Tf an export house wants to utilise for those purposes an mount more than Rs 1 lakh, but within the overall entitlement of 2 5% of thi FOB value of its exports in 197(5-77 by surrendering REP entitlements on its own oxports as indicated in para 2 ubovc, the export house will approach the import licensing authority concerned with whom the REP entitlement is pending and surrender the REP entitlement on its own exports of the required amount. To the extent the REP entitlement is thus surrendered the licensing authority will inform tho Exchange Controller, Reserve Bank of India, Bombay. On that basis, the Reserve Bank of India will release further amount of foreign exchange in the Pass Book referred to above.
7, Th..- said Pass Book will enable the export house to remit forcijin cxcham.'j for the purposes refenoJ to in sub-pira i(n) above through ;un authorised dealer in foreign exchange The authorised dealer will debit the amount thus remitted in the Pass Book under intimation to the Reserve Dank of India.
S Export Houses intending to utilise this foreign exchange allocation for import of equipments etc referred to in sub-para l(b) above :!iould nppioach the DGTD (E P Directorate) giving full particulars of the goods sought to be imported, their C T F, value and the purpose/justifl-Mtion for import and the name of the licensing authonty which has to issue the licence The DGTD will send their recom- mendations direct to the said liccns'TH? authority. Based on that, the herns,ng authonty will issue import licence The value of the licence will b^ debited by the licensing authority in tho said Pass Book under intimation to th* Reserve Bank of India
9. Aftcrt"a blanket foreign exchange permit has been fully utilised, it should be surrendered to the Reserve Bank of India (Exchange Control Department1) for post scrutiny, if any, as decided by tho'Reservo Bank of India.
yjjVK v<- ^ A ' JU l, /'P TNUJ.-* h X ' I R A O R D I N A RY . APRIL 27, 1977,'VAISAKHA 7, J899 [PART IAPPENDIX XV^concld.
EXi" IM 10MO1 UN ACTIVITIES BY EXPORT HOUSES COVERED BY 1 HE CODE OF GRANTS-IN-AID OF MARKET ' ,\) I OJT.iEN r ASSISTANCE AND WHJCH ARE RELEVAN t FOR THE BLANKET FOREIGN EXCHANGE PERMIT SCHEME.
1 ' 'le, or snL">-cum-study teams abroad
I'ubiirjtion1; fpr use abroad, including journals, brchurcs, pamphlets, folders etc lor brand publicity of products of tho Export
Btand publicity projects through advertisements in newspapers and penodicals abioad or through other useful media. Such projects, if nor^ponsored by an approved organisation under the code, should have pnor approval of the Ministry of Commerce for assistance under tnc (.ode
4 Participation in ovhil-HiiO's .1'iroad, display of evhibits in show-rooms abroad
MG1PRRND—33 GI/77—Sec VII—2-7-77-1700
- (1) A U for import of ethyl cellulose for manufacture of protective) coating compound only. (2) A U on lestnctod basis for impoit of methyl cellu- lose. (2) Cellulose acetate Hakes, and sheets . (1) A U. for import of the following Items on restricted basis .— U) Cellulose acetate flakes (↩
- — 33,4 mm to 219.10 mm in wall thickness ranging from 3 25 mm to 19 06 mm. (3) A.U applications for import of seamless carbon steel pipes and tubes of sizes mentioned in remark (2) above, will be considered on production of NACs from indigenous producers. (4) A.U for import of sizes beyond the range mentioned in Remark (2) above (1) A. U. for import of stainless steel tubes of 13 to 28 gauges only for the manufacture of surgical hypodermic needles, (5) Stainless steel pipes and tubes . . .. (2) A U for import of the sizes of the following range for the manufacture of (a) Machinery required for pharmaceutical/Chemical/dairy products, (6) Textile processing machinery, (c) Electromedical, surgical and medical instruments, (d) Electrical cir- cuit breakers and switchgear, and (e) Air condition ing and refrigeration equipment-— Range— (a) Welded variety SKCS other than beyond the range of 6 mm to 79 mm O.D, (6) Seamless variety (i) 6 mm to 79 mm O.D on restricted basis (For manufacture of heat exchangers, import will, how- ever, be allowed without any restriction). (ii) The sizes beyond the range of 6 mm to 79 mm. (3) A.U. for Import of stainless steel .jourdon tubes for the manufacture of prossure/vacuum gauges. (6) Centnfugally cast seamless, steel pipes and tubes (including stainless steel) A.U. foi sizes other than 3' OD to 15* O,D. with minimum wall thickness of J' For sizes of this range, however, import will be considered on pro- duction of NAC from the indigenous producers Tube and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows, 73.20 unions and flanges), of iron or steel (1) A.U. applications for import of buttweld type pipe fittings will be considered in con- sultation with DOTD (2) Import of the following items will not be permit- ted:— (a) Carbon steel flanges, discs and nng« of all sizes up to 350 mm (h) Iron and Steel (other than forged Steel) bends, sockets, checknuts, plugs 10 mm to 80 mm. (r) Cast fittings of all sizes 73 22/23 Reservoirs, tanks, vats, casks, drums, can*, boxes and similar containers for any material (other than compressed or liqucfied-gas), of iron or steel Import of steel drums and barrels which are returned emptv by steamship companies to oil companies in India will be allowed clearance bv the customs with- out import licence. ↩
- ↩
- , and air or nas com- pic-,sors (including motoi ,ind luibo pumps and compressors, ana free-piston gonerators for gas tuibines), f.ur., bloweis and the like, (1) \U foi the import of the following fiir-conaiuoning Aii-cO'idmonirv madnne., self-contained, com- 84.12 piismt; ii rm>ii)i-dii\cn Ian anu elements for LlianRins Iho trmpcratuio md humidity of air equipment — (I) High speed light weight construclion aluminium open type compressor suitable foi alr-conainoning of busts in consultation wrth DGTD. (») Special type of rcfi igeration eauitmmt requiring Iloyds specifk ations No 2 and No. 3 for ships in consultation with D G T IJ (m) Electronics air fittors in consultation with DGTD. (iv) A.ir-conditioner for ciane used only in the steel plants in consultation with DGTD ' (v) Turbo compressor-, and air cycle system in air- craft and aeroplanes (2) A U for import of raw materials and corruxments mentioned in Appendix 48 Please -see Appendix Ti. 84 13 Furnace burneis for liquid fuel mo lonnsois), for pulverised solid fuel or for gaa.ashchanieal stokeis, mechanical giatos, mechanical dischargers and similar appliance;. Please see Appondw ^^ IndusLnal and laboiaioiy furnaces and ovons, non- 84 14 eleclnc. (II AU for import of the following refnaf ration equip- Rcfiiterators and refrigerating equipment (eleUncal ment — and other) (/) Low back piessuro open type refrigeration com- pressors 1/4 HP to 3/4 HP at minus 13°C suitable for combination cooler in consultation with DGTD. (//) Freeze drying plant and accessories. (in) Ice cube making machines in consultation with DGTD (imports for fishing industry will be allow- ed on the recommendation of Dcptt of Agricul- tural ↩
- Uthor printing machinory; machinery for uses anci- 84 35 llary to printing. (1) Applications from actual users (including publishers of books, newspaper establishment and quality printers as defined in Appondlx 23)for import of punting in,i- chmery will be considered by the CCI, Now Deliu subject to Appendix 35. In the case of newspaper esta- blishments and quality printers, the applicants are required to furnwh the additional information along with thoir applications in the proforma proscribed in Appendix 23 (2) A.LJ for import of component parts, (3) Up to 2% of the face value of licences of this item cm he utilised for import of Bolts, Screws, Studs, NJIS Rivets, Cutter/Split pins and washers specifically adopted for uso on monotype suporcastmg machines, and beai ing specific makers' catalogue numbers (4) Import of Damping Roller Hoses will not be permitted. 84 36 Machines for extruding man-made textiles, machines of a kind used foi processing natural or man-mado textile fibres, textile spinning and twisting machi- nes, textile doubling, throwing and reeling (includ- ing weft-winding) machines, 84 37 Weaving machines, knitting machines and machmos for making gimped yarn, tulle, lace, embroidery, trimmings, braid or net, machines for preparing yarn> for use on such machines, including warping and warp sizing machines. Auxiliary machinery for use with machines of Heading 84 38 No 84.37 (for oxaraple, dobbies, Jacquards, auto- matic stop motions and shuttle changing mechan- isms), parts and accessories suitable for use solely or principally with the machines of the present head- ing or with machines falling within Heading No. 84 36 or 84 37 (for example, spindles and spindle flyers, card clothing, combs, extruding nipples, shuttles, healds and heald-lifters and hosiery need- les) 84 39 Machinery for the manufacture or finishing of felt in the piece or in shapes, including felt-hat making machines and hat-making blocks. 84 40 Machinery for washing, cleaning, drying, bleaching, J/eing, dressing, finishing or coating textile yarns, fabrics or made-up textile articles (including laun- diy and drycleaning machinery), fabric folding, melim? or cutting machines; machines of a kind used in the manufacture of linoleum or other floor covering for applying the paste to tho base fabric or other support; machines of a type used for printing a lepetitive design, repetitive words or ovciall colour on textiles, leather, wall-paper, wrap- pm« pnpor, linoleum or other materials, and en- graved or etUied plates, blocks or rollers therefor (1) Machinery when required for Tute and hemp Industry (1) A.U. applications for the following Jute Mill Machi- nery will be considered by JCCI&E, Calcutta- "Healds; Head cords and heald knitting, reeds; Warp and weft preparation machinery and looms;' dobbies, jacquard machines, jacquard harness hnin cords, jacquard cards; punching plates for jacquard cards Warping milK, multiple box sleys, solid border sleys, tape sleys, swivel sleys, tape looms, hoald knitting machines, dobby cards la- ttices and lags for dobbies, sizing machines, doubl- ing machines; cone winding machines and piano cards cutting machines; harness building frames • card lacing frames, drawing and denting horoks' sewing thread, ball making machines: cumbli finishing machinery, hank boilers, mail eyes lin- goes; take up motions, temples; picking sticks printing machines " ↩
- ! for use on machine* men- tioned in Appendix 35 (b) Spare parts ofjute Bobbins, (c) Loom swords. (ef) Box Fronts. (e) Rovig-steadiers (/) Beam Flanges (g) Accessories and wares, the following — (/) Accessories •— Cop Loaders. (//) Spares 1. Wirehealds 2 Canib set 3 Reeds 4. Card/gill pins •i Calendar bowls fi Fabricated Steel Beam flanges 7 Silver Con accessories 8. Broad Loom accessories and parti. 9. Silver cans, 10 Shuttle covers 11 Swell spring. 12. Felt bobs ↩
- BHARAT OPHTHALMIC GLASS LIMITED Rough Blanks. CENTRAL SILK BO4RD Raw Silk. ELECTRONICS TRADF & TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT C ORPORATION Calculator chips. T,V Picture Tubes. 4. FILM FINANCE CORPORATION, BOMBAY :ive). Black and white (negative) and ORWO colour raw film (negative & posil 5. INDIAN DAIRY CORPORATION Skimmed milk powder 6. For manufacture of baby food and malted milk food. Also for condensed milk for supply to the Defence Services. Casein 7. For allend-prodnctB INDTAN OIL CORPORATION/BALMFR LAWRIE COMPANY LTD. Raw Petroleum coke. Transformer oil. Paraffin wax JUTE CORPORATION OF INDIA LTD. Raw Manila Hemp (Fibre). Raw sisal fibre. 12. MINERALS & METALS TRADING CORPORATION OF INDIA L IMITED Asbestos raw. 13. Antimony metal 14. Antimony ore. 16. Copper unwrought in the form of ingots, blooms, slabs, cakes, tiles, bricks, blocks, billets, cathodes, blister bars, electrolytic wire bars and ingot bars Release of electrolytic copper bars will be made in favour of actual users engaged in the manufacture of Winding Wire and Commutators only. Other actual users should approach the Hindustan Copper Ltd. for their requirements. 33 G of 1/77—9 ↩
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- Shuttle lonye. 30. Lease Rods, . Others 9, 1. Wooden/metallic Bobbins/Pirns, dmes .ind Tubes 3. Pjpei Tubes/Cones 4. Jacijuard Neck cords other than continuous length. N.B, —(I) The lostnction of impoiting spaics/componenK/aixcssories in this unnexuio will not, however, apply to actual users who are indigenous autoloom manufactuiois provided sin.li spdiL's/aimponenti/atocNsoiies appear in the foioign machinery maiiufai-turers catalogue with whom indicium, autolootn m;mutn,tureis are in collaboration (2) RcitiiLlion imposed in this Annexuie will nol, Imwever, be applicable if specifically lecommended by the Textile Commissioner though banned by nomenclature ↩
- thjy should pi'Lii,inti_c Ihc ful- fjimenl ol the '"sta pn-scribed by I IK- f.hn.4 Inspcctoi ol Boilers, whii h v, unkl be t a m ed out ,iilei installations, i-nd n, £d*c Ibe HI mils do nut p.iss [he ttsfci thei would have lo be re-cxpoited and replacement supplied free of cost ↩
- . .. (///) Vegetable glue „ (iv) S t a m p i ng ink/Codinji ink (v) M e t h yl H y d r o xy E t h yl C e l l u l o se (vi) Silicic Acid . (vii) Q u a r tz P o w d er (W/i) P o l y v i n yl A l c o h ol (ix) G o ld B r o n ze ↩
- \ Cold rolled stainless steel strips for safety razor Wade manufacturers only. Thickness : 0 10 mm to 0 13 mm width : 22 38 mm to 22 40 mm 73.15 . Hardened and tempered strips for watch/time piece/clock springs only (thickness 0 09 mm to 0,460 mm only and width 1 00 mm to 19 00 mm only) with naturally rounded (as rolled) edges. L Cold Rolled High Carbon strips—thickness 2 5 to 0 0 8 mm for 73.15 manufacture of typewriters only. ': Cold Rolled High Carbon non-hardened and non-tempered strips 73.15 in coils^ Thickness 2 5 mm and below and width less than 10 mm for manufacture of plate type hosiery needles and measuring tapes only. 5. Swedish Charcoal iron/Magnetic soft iron 3< 73.06/07/10/ 11/12/13/14 73 15 7. High Speed Steel : 3' (a) Hot or cold rolled sheets and plates (6) Hot/Cold Rolled strips. J T. Sections (10 mm x 1,25 mm x 3 25 mm) for Textile Machinery 73 11 manufacturers ↩
- 846 and 246 (Wheels India Drawing) 792 (Stiankey Wheels Drawing) c) Lock Rings . RSO 1017 & RSO 826 (Wheels India Draw- ing) 781 (Shankey Wheels Drawing). 73 15 Do. 73.1? Do Stainless/ heat resisting steel wire rods below 10 mm dia for wire drawing units, fastener units and bright bar units (the units should be specifically licensed under Industrial Development and Regu- lation Act 1956 for manufacture of the above specific end- products in stainless/heat resisting steel). Hot rolled high carbon/alloy steel strips for safety razor blades in width 6 mm to 450 mm and thickness 1 5 mm to 2,5 mm (excluding stainless steel strips). 73 15 Do 73 13/73 15 Do Hot rolled alloy steel strips excluding stainless steel and high speed steel and other than those specified in SI No 10 above Ship building quality plates/sheets in all specifications except Lloyds Grade A. Ship building quality (all specifications) semis, structurals and sections Do. 73 06/73 07/ 73 10/73 11/ 73 15 Do 14. 73 12/13/15 Do. 73 12/13/15 Do 73 12/13 Do 73 15 Dynamo Grade Cold rolled non-grain oi lented (CRNGO) electrical steel sheets and strips Transformer Grade Cold rolled electrical steel sheets/strips (CRGO & CRNGO) Cold roll Tin Mill Black plates in coils 0 22 mm& thinner for manufactiTrc of Tin-plates only Cold rolled High Carbon non-hardened and non-tempered strips in coils—Thickness 3 mm and above. Do. Alloy constructional steel/carbon steel including steel for forging but excluding steel for structural applications • (a) Cold Heading Quality rounds below 40 mm dia (/)) Hexagonal/Octagonal sections above 56 mm (across flats) (c) Rollod rounds above 240 mm dia (d) Forged rounds/blooms above 520 mm (e) Rolled blooms above 330 mm. 73 10/73 15 73 10/73 15 73 10/73.15 73,06/7/10/15 73 06/73 87/ 73 15 33 G of 1/77—24 ↩
- ;. Iron and steel squares, Hevigons and Sections in bnijht diawn, turned, ground and/or polished ujnditiLtr , 73.03/05 73 10 73 11 73 14 (a) Auto Soler wire (/>) Iron and Steel Stapling wire galvanised or black (excluding machine staples) (c) Mild tacking wire, id) Riand wire (e) Tacking Wire if) Sciowing wne (if) Slugging wire, (//) Wire required for lasting of boots and shoes. ↩
- 4. Monoammonium and dtammonium orthophosphates, whether or not pure, and mixtuios theieof, are to bo classified in heading No 31 05. («) Thin sheets composed of metallic powder (including powder of precious metal) or pigment, agglomerated with glue, gelatin or other bindor; or 5. For the purposes of tho quantitative criteria specified in Notes 1(A), 2(A) and 3(A) above, the calculation is to be made on the dry anhydrous product. (b) Metal (for example, gold 01 aluminium) or pigment, deposited on paper, artificial plastic material or other support. ↩
- (W) Textile fabncs of the metallised yam falling within heading No 52 01, of a kind commonly used in paper- making or other machinery, (a) Fabrics in which the impregnation, coating or covering cannot be seen with the naked eye (usually Chapters 50 to 58 and 60), for the purpose of this piovision, no account should be taken of any lesulting change of colour, (VH) Cords, bialds and the like, whether or not coated, impregnated or leinlorced with metal, of a kind com- monly used in machinery ot plant as packing or lubri- cating materials; (b) Textile articles (othci than those of headings Nos (ft) Products which cannot, without fiacturing, be bent manually around a cylinder of a diameter of 7mm, at a tempeiatme between 15 ° and ?0uC (usually Chatper 39); or 59 14 to 59 16) of a kind commonly used in machinery or plant (for example, gaskets, washers, polishing discs and other machinery parts) 59 01 Wadding and articles of wadding, textile flock and dujt and mill neps (c) Products in which the textile fabrics is cither completely embedded in arttficiaJ plastic material or coated or covered on both sides with such material (Chapter 39) 59 02 Felt and aitides of felt, whcthci oi not impregnated or coated (B) Heading No, 59 12 does not apply to 59 03 Bonded [ibre fabncs, similar bonded yarn fabncs, and aiticles of such fabncs, whether or not impregnated or coated. 59 04 Twine, cordage, ropes and cables, plaited or not, 59 05 Nets and netting made or twine, coidage or rope, and made up fishing nets of yam, twine , coidage or rope. 59 0↩
- (/) Universal platos (heading No 73 09) moro than 8% of silicon, or more than 30% of manganese, or more than 30% of chromium, or more than 40% of tungsten, or Products of rectangular section, hot-rolled length- wise in a closed box or universal, mill, of a thickness exceeding 5 mm but not exceeding 100 mm, and of a with exceeding 250 mm but not exceeding 1,200 mm. (m) Hoop and strip (heading No 73 12). A total of more than 10% of other alloy elements (aluminium, titanium, vanadium, copper, molybdenum, niobium oi other olomerits, subject to a maximum content of 10% in the case of copper), Rolled products with sheared or unsheared ed^es, of rectangular section, of a thickness not exceeding 6 mm, of a width not exceeding 500 mm and of such dimensions that the thickness does not exceed one tenth of the width, in straight strips, coils or flattened coils (n) Sheets and plates (heading No 73 13) and which contain, by weight, not less than 4% in the case of ferro-alloys containing silicon, not less than 8% m the case of ferro-alloys containing manganese but not silicon or not less than 10% in other cases, of the element iron. (//) Alloy steel (heading No 73 15) Rolled products (other than coils for re-rolling as defined in paragraph (k) above) of any thickness and, if in rectangles, of a width exceeding 500 mm. Steol containing, by weight, one or more elements in the following proportions more than 2% or manganese and silicon, taken together, or Heading No 73 13 is to be taken to apply, inter alia, to sheets or plates which have been cut to non- rectangular shape, perforated, corrugated, channelled, ribbed, polished or coated, provided that they do not thereby assume the character of articles or of products falling within other headings. U>) Wire (heading No 73 14) Cold-drawn products of solid section of any cross- sectional shape, of which no cross-sectional dimension exceeds 13 mm In the case of headings Nos 73 26 and 73.27, however, the term "wire" is deemed to include rolled products of the same dimensions (p) Bars and rods (including wire rod) (heading No. 73 10)' 2 00% or more of manganese, or 2 00% or more of silicon, or 0,50 % or more of nickel, or 0 50% or more of chromium, or 0 10% or more of molybdenum, or 0 10% or more of vanadium, or 0 30% or more of tungsten, or 0 30% or more oi cobalt, or 0 30% or more of aluminium, or 0 40% or more of copper, or 0 10% or more of lead, or 0 12% or more of phosphorus, or 0 10% or more of sulphur, or 0 20% oi more of phosphorus and sulphur, taken together, or 0,10% or more of othci elements, taken sepaiately, (e) High carbon steel (heading No 73 15), Products of solid section which do not conform to the entirety of any of the definitions (h), (y), (k), (I), (m), (n) and (o) above, and which have cross-section^ in the shape of circles, segments of circles, ovals, isosceles triangles, icctanglcs, hexagons, octagons or quadrilaterals with only two sides parallel and the other sides equal Steel containing, by weight, not less than 0 60% of carbon and having a content, by weight less than 0 04% of phosphorus and sulphui taken separately and less than 0 07% of these elements taken together (/) Puddled hais and pilings (heading No 73 06). Products foi lolling, forging or rc-melting obtained The expression also includes concrete reinforcing bars which apart from minor indentations, flanges, grooves or other deformations, produced during the lolling process correspond to the above definition. cither: ↩
- ?, segments of circles, ovals, isosceles triangles, rectangles, hexagons, octagon ; or quardi'laterals with only two sides parallel and the other two sides equal, and which are not hollow. 2. Headings Nos 73 06 to 73 14 arc to be taken not to apply to goods of alloy or high carbon steel (heading No 73 15). 73 21 Structures and parts of structures, (for example, hangers, and other buildings, bridges and bridge-sections, lock gates, towers, lattice masts, roofs, roofing frameworks, door and window frames, shutters, balustrades, pillars and columns), of iron or steel; plates, strip, rods, angles, shapes, sections, tubes and the like, prepared for use in structures, of iron or steel. 3 Iron and steel products of the kind described in any of the headings Nos. 73 06 to 73 15 inclusive, clad with another ferrous metal, are to bo classified as pro- ducts of the ferrous metal predominating by weight 73 22 Reservoirs, tanks, vats and similar containers, for any material (other than compressed or liquefied gas), of iron or steel, or a capacity exceeding 300 1, whether or not lined or heat-insulated, but not fitted with mechanical or thermal equipment. 4 Iron obtained by electrolytic deposition is classified according to its form and dimensions with the corres- ponding products obtained by other processes 73 23 Casks, drums, cans, boxes and similar containers, of sheet or plate non or steel, of a description commonly used for the conveyance or packing of goods 73.24 Containers, of iron or steel for compressed or liquefied gas 5 The expression "high-pressure hydro-electric conduits of steel" (heading No 73 19) means riveted, Wed or seamless circular steel tubes or pipes and bends therefor, of an internal diameter exceeding 400 mm and of a wall thickness exceeding 10 5 mm. 73 01 Pig iron, cast iron and spiegeleisen, in pigs, blocks, 73.25 Standard wire, cables, cordage, ropes, plaited bands, slings and the like, of iron or steel wire, but excluding insulated electric cables lumps and similar forms. 73 02 Ferro-alloys. 73 26 Barbed iron or steel wire; twisted hoop or singleflat wire, barbed or not, and loosely twisted double wire, of kinds used for fencing, of iron or steel, 73 03 Waste and scrap metal of iron or steel 73 27 Gauze, cloth, grill, netting, fencing, reinforcing fabrics 73.04 Shot and angular grit, of iron or steel, whether or not and similar materials, of iron or steel wire. graded, wire pellets of iron or steel 73 28 Expanded metal, of iron or steel. 73 05 Tron or steel powders, sponge iron or steel. 73 29 Cham and parts thereof, of iron or steel. 73 06 Puddled bars and pilings; ingots, blocks, lumps and similar forms, of iron or steel, 73 30 Anchors and grapnels and parts thereof, of iron or steel. 73 07 Blooms, billets, slabs and-shect bars (including tin- plate bars), of iron or steel, pieces roughly shaped by forging, of iron or steel 73.31 Nails, tacks, stapples, hook-nails, corrugated nails, spiked cramps, studs, spikes and drawing pins, of iron or steel, whether or not with heads of other materials, but not including such articles with heads of copper 73 08 lion or steel coils for re-rolling 73 fK) Univeisal plates of iron or steel 73 32 Bolts and nuts (including bolt ends and screwstuds), whether or not threaded or tapped, and screws (including screw hooks and screw rings), of iron or steel, rivets, cotters, cotter-pins, washers and spring washers, of iron or steel 73 10 Bars and rods (including wire rod), of iron or steel, hot rolled, forged, extruded, cold-formed oi cold- finished (including precision-made), hollow mining drill steel. 73 33 Needles for hand sewing (including embroidery), hand carpet needles and hand knitting needles, bodkins, crochet hooks, and the like, and emboridery stilettos, of iron or steel 73 11 Angles, shapes and sections, of iron or steel, hot rolled forged, extrude, cold-formed or cold-flnishod; sheet piling of iron or steel, wbethci or not drilled, punched oi made from assembled elements 73.12 Hoop and strip, of iron or steel, hot rolled or cold 73 34 Pins (excluding hatpins and other ornamental pins and drawing pins), hairpins and curling grips, of iron or steel rolled 73 35 Springs and leaves for springs, of iron or steel 73 13 Sheets and plates, of iron or steel, hot-rolled or cold rolled 73 14 Iron or steel wire, whether or not coated, but not insulated 73 15 Alloy steel and high carbon steel m the forms mentioned in headings Nos. 73 06 to 73 14, 73.36 Stoves (including stoves with subsidiary boilers for central heating), ranges, cookers, grates, fires and other space heaters, gas-rings, plate warmers with burners, wash boilers with grates or other heating elements, and similar equipment, of a kind used for domestic purposes, not electrically operated, and parts thereof, of iron or steel. 33 Gof 1/77—29 ↩
- ; lead powders and flakes 78 05 Tubes and pipes and blanks therefor, of lead, hollow bars, and tubes and pipe fittings (for example, joints, elbows, sockets, flanges and C-beads) 78.06 Other articles of lead. CHAPTER 79 Rolled, extruded, drawn or forged products of solid section, of which the maximum cross-sectional dimension oxceeds 6 mm and which, if they arc flat, have a thickness exceeding one tenth of the width Also cast or sintered products, of the same forms and dimensions, which have been subsequently machined (otherwise than by simple trimming or de-scaling). (c) Wrought plates, sheets and strips (heading No 80 03): Flat-surfaced, wrought products (coiled or not), of which the maximum cross-sectional dimension ex- ceeds 6 mm, of which the thickness does not exceed one tenth of the width, and which aro of a weight exceeding lkg/m* Zinc and articles thereof Notes : 1. In this Chapter the following expressions have the meanings hereby assigned to them : (o) Wire (heading No. 79 02): Heading No. 80 03 is to be taken to apply, inter- alia, to such products, whether or not cut to shape perforated, corrugated, ribbed, channelled, polished or coated, providod that they do not thereby assume the character Of articles or of products falling within other headings Rolled, extruded or drawn products of solid section of any cross-sectional shape, of which no cross-sectional dimension exceeds 6 mm (ft) Wrought bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections (head- 2. Heading No. 80 05 is to be taken to apply, inter-aHa to tubes, pipes, hollow bars and tubes and pipe fittings which have been polished or coated, or which nave been shaped or worked, such as bent, coiled, threaded, drilled, waisted, cono-shaped or finned. ing No, 79,02): ↩
- Group). (///) Super synthetic enamels based on polyester (S. No. B.33). 20, Dammer Batu (1) Import not to exceed 25% of the value (/) Artistic Lac items ("H* Group). of the licence. 21. 4-7 Dichloroquineoline. (/) Chioroquine (S. No. B . l l l ). 22. Diethylamine (0 Dlethyl Carbamazine. (//) Xylocaioe. (HI) Amodiaquin. (iv) Nikethamide. (v) Diethylamine-Ethanol (S. No. B.I 1.1). Electrical Resistance Wire . 23. (/) Electric fan, Regulators, Domestic Electr eal Appliances, Instruments and Electri furnaces (S. No. A.27, A.28 and A. 29). 24. Electronic components N.O.S. (t) Electronic equipment/instruments (S. No. A 36). Emeralds, Rubies and Sapphires . 25. (/) Cut and polished emeralds, Rubies & Sapphiers (S. No. P.3.1). 26. Etched Aluminium Foil (/) Electrolytic capacitors (S No. A 36) 27. (i) Electronic Goods (S. No. A.36). Ferrite parts of all kinds, transistois Headers. 28. (/) Alcoholic Beverages. (S. No G.5). (1) Alcohol content of flavouring essences Flavouring essences of Rum, Gin, Whisky, Brandy and Vodka and Brewery Hops. should not be more than 18%. Frw cuting steel in all forms 29, (/) Bright bars and shaftings [S. No. A.7(i)]. (H) Bolts and nuts and other high tensile fasteners (S No A. 7). G-Picoilne and 4-cynopyndine (/) INH(S. No. B l l . l ). Glass-motic terminals . . .. 31. (/) Air conditioning & Refrigeration (1) Import nut to exceed 10% of the value Equipment (S. No. A 21). of the licence. Glycerine 32. (/) Formulations/Preparations of Drugs based on Glycerine (S No. B i l l) 33. High Carbon hardened & tempered steel i trips. (i) Springs all types (S. No. A.4) (n) Saws (S. No. A.56) (m) Precision measurcing tapes and rulos (S No. A 97). ↩
- Group). (//) Knocked down furniture (S. No 6 67).^ (/) Face cream and snow (S.No.B.20) («) Rubbing compound (S. No. B. 44) (ill) Boot Polish (S No. B. 45) (iv) Wax Polish (S. No. B. 4«) (v) Rubber Aprons & Ort^ (S No. B. 70) (v/) Rubber Hoses, Beltings and|oil re- slstent Hoses, rubber and CHiivas Footwear (S No. B 70) (vif) V. Belts (S. No. B. 70) (i) Agricultural Implements [(S. No, A 7(i)] (ii) Buckets (S. No A 7). (///) Bath Tubs (S. No. A 7). (tv) Builders' Hardware [(S. No. A.7(li*).] (v) Ghamclias t(S. No A 7(0] (v0 Steel drums and containers (S. No. A.7) (W0 Bicycle components and accessories (S, No A 82). (vlll) Steel furniture (S. No. A.7). (Ix) Steel Trunks [(S. No. A.7(l) ] (/) Thermometers (S JNo. B. 57) (/) Biscuits & Confectionery (S Nos G 5 and G.tO) (/n Instant Foods [S. No. G. 13(li) ] (HI) Milk Products (S No. Q n and G 21). (Iv) Malted Milk Food containing Cocoa (S No G. 24). (t) Non-alcoholic beverage bases (1) (SI, No G 8) The Imported material shall be usoil r>nlv for expon product!.in and shall not be disposed of locally to the bottlers r-r elsewhere An undertaking to this effect shall accompany the import application ↩
- (11) Textiles falling in 'K' Group (in) Readymade garments ('O Group) 66. (0 Stainless Steel Products falling in "Q" Stainless Steel Sheets, Plates, Strips, Rods, Wires, Wire rods, circles and scrap. Group (11) Air conditioning and refrigeration equipment (water coolers & freezers only) (S. No A. 21) (ill) Stainless Steel Nibs. (S. No. C 7) (1) Against export of Air conditioning and refrigeration equipment (water coolers and freezers only) import of Stainless Steel Sheets only to be allowed for a value not exceed- ing 25% of the value of the licence. (iv) Razor blades of Stainless Steel (S. No. A. 91. 2) (v) Hand Knitting Machines (S No.A.86) (2) Against export of Hand Knitting Machines import of Stainless Stoel sheets only tojbe allowed for a vahie not exceeding 10% of the value of the licence. ↩
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- T3J7 ,md orders issued thereunder. 2. The quarterly suternent should be submitted even if there was no transaction during thr quarter. 3, A copy of il-k statement should also be sent to the Licensing Authority with whom the Export House is registered ↩