The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART III—Section-1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 3] NEW DELHI, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1979/ASADHA 22, 1901
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8 THE GA2E1TE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART 111—SEC, 1] Commissioner giving full justification for his inabi- lity to comply with the Notification and obtain his specific orders in that behalf.MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY
(Department of Industrial Development)
OFFICE OF TIIF. TEXTILE COMMISSIONER
NOTIFICATION
Bombay, the 12th July, 1979
No. 5(2)/79-CLB. II .—In exercise of the powers conferred on me by Clause 3B of the Art Silk Textiles (Production & Distribution) Control Order, 1962, T hereby issue the follow- ing directions :
(i) These directions shall come into force immediately and shall continue to be in force till 31st March, 1982.
(ii) These directions shall be complied with by all manu-
facturers of yarn.
(iii) If a manufacturer of yarn is not able to comply with the provisions of this Notification for valid reasons, he shall apply forthwith to the Textile 2. Every manufacturer of yarn shall pack yarn for civil consumption in hank form in each quarter commencing from the July—-September, 1979 quarter and ' ry subsequent quarter in proportion of not less than ft cent of total yarn packed by him during each quarter civil consum- ption.
Explanation T.—"Yarn" for the purpose flVs Notifica- tion ubail mean Art Silk Yarn within thv meaning of the rbovc said Art Silk Textiles (Production and Distribution) Control Order, 1962 but does not include the following :-—
(1) Man-made cellulosic filament yam, (2) man-made non- ccllulosic filament yam, (3) Man-made metallic yarn, (4) Hosiery Yarn, (5) Sewing Thread, (6) Industrial yarn like tyre cord etc., (7) Mixed yarn reeled off from cop bottoms of various counts and yarn comprising of single count reeled off from cop bottoms having loose and or knots at short lengths of single yarn.
Evjlanation II.—The expression "yarn packed for civil consumption" shall : (1) in the case a manufacturer manu- facturing both cloth and yarn means yarn packed in excess of yarn actually used for weaving of cloth in his own weaving shed in the factory premises for sale in India, and (2) in the case of manufacturer manufacturing yarn only the entire quantity of yarn packed by him for sale in India.
G. S. BHARGAVA, Jt. Textile Commissioner