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REGISTERED No. D. (D.N.)-72

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 195] NEW DELHI, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1983/AGRAHAYANA 1, 1905

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

compilation

1070 GI/83 (1) 1 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I- S E C. lj

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

(Department of Commerce)

New Delhi, the 2lst November, 1983

RESOLUTION

No. 1[5|82-EP.—In partial modification of this Ministry's Resolution, No. 8(15)|78-EP dated the 31st December, 1980, this Ministry makes the following amendraens to the Resolution :—

(1) For the existing sub-para (ii) of para 7, the following shall be substituted :

"(ii) Import of capital goods, compo- nents, raw materials, spares, con- sumables, office equipment, material handling equipments, such as fork lifts, over-head cranes including construction materials shall be ex- empt from import duty."

(2) After the existing sub-para (xvii) of para 7, the following shall be added :—

"(xviii) Import of samples (prototypes not ex- ceeding two in number of each type of sample shall be exempt from import duty.

(xix) Import of drawings, blue prints, technical maps and charts shall be exempt from import duty.

(xx) Finished products shall be exempt from excise and other central levies.

(xxi) The unit can supply upto 2 5% of its output in the home market provided it is consistent with the import policy, and subject to licences and payment of import duties on the goods.

(xxii) Material handling equipments, such as forklift, over-head cranes and building construction materials spa- res, consumables, if supplied to 100% Export Oriented Units by units in the domestic tariff area shall be treated as deemed exports*.

(xxiii) The unit can sell its products to do- mestic projects under global tender conditions.

(xxiv) Supplies made by units in the do- mestic tariff area shall be exempt from payment of Central Sales Tax.

(xxv) If any unit approved under this scheme wants to take on rent or on lease machinery (either from a for- eign country or from indigenous sources) to be utilised in the bonded premises for producing goods for exports, and then to re-export or dispose off the machinery after the same has outlived its utility, it may apply to the concerned administra- tive Ministry|Department alongwith relevant details, with a copy to the Ministry of Commerce (Export Production Section), the DGTD or the technical authorities concerned. Such requests may be permitted on merits of each case."

K. PRAKASH ANAND, Joint Secy.

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