The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 26] NEW DELHI. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1983/MAGHA 22, 1904
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2 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXi RAORDINARY [PART I—SEC 1] export by the private parties will be allowed as per following conditions :—MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
EXPORT TRADE CONTROL
PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 8-ETC(PN)!83
New Delhi, the 11th Februaiy, 1983
Subject :—Export policy of Sesame Seeds during 1982-83.
F. No. 38|17|82-EII.—Attention is invited to S. No. 23(iii) of Policy Statement on page 14 of the Import Export Policy Book 1982-83 (Vol. IT) according to which export of Sesams Seeds is canalised through the National Agricultural Co- operative Marketing Federation of India Ltd. (NAFED).
2. On a review of the position, it has been de- cided that, while canalisation policy for export of Sesame Seeds through NAFED will continue to be operative, private parties will also be allowed to export Sesame Seeds upto 31st March, 1983, as associates of NAFED within the specified quantity earmarked for the purposes with NAFED. The (i) Export will be allowed on first-come, first- served basis against the contracts back- ed by 100% irrevocable Letter of Credit to be registered with NAFED, Applica- tions received by NAFED on any parti- cular day will have the same priority and allocation will be made on pro rata basis subject to availability of ceiling.
(ii) No service charges would be levied by NAFED for registration of contracts and authorisation of the export.
(iii) After the quota has been allocated to pri- vate parties by NAFED, export will be permitted by the port licensing autho- rities by making endorsement on ship- ping bills.
(iv) Shipment of Sesame Seeds against the contracts registered with NAFED will be allowed only upto 31st March, 1983, and the balance quantity, if any, cover- ed by the contracts registered with NAFED, not shipped by 31-3-1983 would automatically lapse.
(v) No further conditions would be imposed by NAFED while issuing authorisation for export of Sesame Seeds to private par- ties.
(vi) The NAFED will start receiving applica- tions three days after the date of issue of this Public Notice.
3. The NAFED will monitor the ceiling and ensure that export of Sesame Seeds does not ex- ceed the quantity ear-marked for export by pri- vate parties during 1982-83.
4. The NAFED will send a monthly statement showing the quantity allowed for shipment, name of the exporter, value and destination to the De- partment of Commerce (EP AGRI. Division) with a copy to the Director of Statistics of this office.
ROMA MAZIJMDAR, Chief Controller of Imports & Exports-