The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 99] NEW DELHI, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1981/VAISAKHA 18, 1903
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360 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I-^SEC. 1] MINISTRY OF COMMERCE 4. Accordingly, the following amendments will be matlc.to tho Export Policy 1981-82, at tho appropriate place as indicated below :— Public Notice No. 22 E1C (PN)/81 AmendmentS. Page and reference No.
New Delhi, the 14th April, 1931
1. Page 17 Col. 3 against
S. No. 45(viii)
EXPORT TRADE CONTROL
Tho existing remarks appearing against S. No. 1 and S. No. 2 shall be substituted by the following : —
Subject:—Export of Lightly calcined and deud burnt magnesite
during 1981-82.
F. No. 6(12)/31.F.lf.—Attention is invited to Exports (Control) Amendment Order, No. E(QO, 1977/AM(198) dated the 14th April, 1981, on the above subject.
2. Jt has been decided to ban the export of Lightly Calcined
" 1, Export of dead burnt mag- nesite with silica content over 9% will be allowed under OGL-3 on production of a certificate from Expv>rt Inspection Agency that silica content in dead burnt mag- nesito is not below 9%.
Magaesite with silica content below 6.5% and doad burnt magneslte with silica content below 9% with immediate effect.
2. Lightly calcined magnesite wilh silica content of 6,5% or above will be allowed within a limited coiling on first-come, first-served basis." 3. It has also been decided to allow tho export of Lightly Calcined Magneto with silica content of 6.5% or above within a limited celling on first-come, first-served basis. Export of dead burnt magnesitc with silica content over 9 % will be allowed under OGL-3 on production of a certificate from Export Inspec- tion Agency that silica content in dead burnt magnesite is not below 9%.
MANI NARAYANSWAMI, Chief Controller of Imports & Exports