THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY

(PART II— SIBC. 3(ji)]'

MINISTRY OF FINANCE

(Dapartment of Revenue)

NOTIFICATION

No. 106/84-CUSTOMS •

New Delhi, thel2th April, 1984

G.S.R. 278 (El : In exercise of the powers conferred by

sub-section (1) of section 25 of the Customs Act, 1962 (52 of

1962), the Central Government, being satisfied that it is necessary

In the public interest so to do, hereby makes the following

further amendment in the notification of Government of India

in the Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue) No.

117-Customs/No. GSR 318 (E), dated the 9th June 1978,

namely :•—

In the said notification, for the First Schedule, tho follow-

ing shall be substituted, namely: —

S. N

j .

"THE FIRST SCHEDULE"

Description of the goods

;

Ivory, Unmanufactured

Heading No. of the

First Schedule

to the Customs

Tariff Act,

1975

05.01/15

Fruits—peal of melons or citrus fruit—

fresh or preserved

08. 0J /IS or

Mate, Jpices and tea

Malt, starches and gluten

20.01/07

9.02/03 and

9.04/10

11.•03/09

Oil seeds and oleaginous fruit, whole

12.01

or broken :

(1) Not elsewhere specified.

(2) Copra.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

Flours or meals of oil seeds or oleagin-

ous fruit, non-defatted (excluding mas-

tard flour).

Seeds, fruits and sporas, of a kind used 1

for sowing.

Sugar beet, whole or sliced, fresh, dried

or powdered; sugar cane; hop cone* and

lupulin.

Plants and parts (Including seeds and

fruit) of trees, bushes, shrubs or other

plants, being goods of a kind used pri-

marily in perfumary, in pharmacy,

for

insecticidal,

fungicidal

or similar purposes, fresh, dried, whole.

cut, crushed, ground or powdered.

(1) Not elsewhere specified

(2) Goods used primarily in pharmacy,

or for

inecticidal,

fungickdal, or

similar purposes.

Vegetable saps and extracts; pectic sub-

stanoes, pectinates and pectates; agar -

agar and other natural mucilages and

thickeners, derived from vegetable pro-

ducts.

Oils, fats, fatty acids including acid oils

other than those of animal origin; fatty

alcohols, glycerol and glycerine,

Linseed oil; uon-edible vegetable oils

Sugar

Cocoa and coco a preparations (for exam-

ple, cocoa beans, shells, husks, skin* and

waste, cocoa paste, cocoa butter (fat or

oil), cocoa powder, chocolate and other

food preparations containing cocoa.

Malt oxtracts

Unmanufactured tobacco

Sulphur of all kings, other than sublimed

sulphur, precipitated sulpher and colloi-

dal sulphur. Asbestos, crude natural

borates and concentrates thereof (cal-

cined or not) but not including borates

separated from natural boric acid con-

taining not more than 85% of Hfl BO

calculated on the dry weight ; rutiie

sand.

Metallic ores and concentrates; roasted

iron pyrites.

(1) Not elsewhere specified;

(2) Antimony i re and concentrates ;

(3) Tungsten ore and concentrates:

(4) Zine ore and concentrates :

Slag ash and residues containing metals

or metallic compounds :

Impregnating pitch, binder pitch, mine-

ral waxes, raw petroleum coke and cal-

cined petroleum coke.

12.02

12.03

12.04/06

12.07

13.01

15.07 and

15 08/13

15.07

17.01

18.01/06

19.01/08

24.01

25.01/32

26.01

26.02/04

27.08, 27.12/13

and 27.14/16

21. Chemical elements, inorganic chemical

compounds and other products as ^pcci-

fied in Notes 1 and 2 of C.T.A. Heading

28.01/58.

(1) Not elsewhere specified.

(2) Aluminium fluoride.

(3) Aluminium oxide.

(4) Bleaching paste and bleaching powder

(5) Borax and boric acid,

(6) Carbon (including carbon black).

(7) Cruolitc, sunthotic.

(8) Iodine in crude form.

(9) Mercury (excluding A.R., B.P.,

U.S.P. or equivalent grade ot purity

in containers holding 500 grams or

less.)

(10) Silicon

(11) Sodium hydrosulphite

(12) Titanium Dioxide

(13) The following products, namely :

Acids, not elsewhere specified

Air (Compressed or liquid). Alums,

amalgams, Ammonia, Anhydrous,

Arsenic, Azides, Bicarbonatcs or

Soda, Borides, Cadmium sulphide,

Carbides (*i i example Silicon Car-

bide, Boron Carbide, Metal Carbi-

des), Chrome compounds, Corun-

dum,

Cobalt oxide,

artificial,

Green Copper as (Ferrous sulphite).

Hydrides, Lead Compounds, Mag-

nesium compounds

(other

than

Magnesium oxide, whether or not

chemically pure), Nitrides, Potassium

compounds, Selenium,

Silicides,

Soda ash, Sodium Cyanide, Sodium

silicate,

Uranium oxide, Zinc

compounds,

22. Organic compounds including antibio-

tics, Hermones, sulpha drugs, vitamins

and other products specified in notes 1

and 2ofC.T.A.Heading No. 29.01/45

(1) Noteljewhcrc specified.

(2) Acid crcsylic.

(3) The following alcohols, namely,

isnpropyl, alcohol, meihyl alcohol,

propyl alcohol

(4) The following hydrocarbons, namely,

benz ne, othyl benzene, toluene,

xylene.

(5) The following dye intermediates,

namely.

C-Acid (2-ChUr -5 Toluidme-4 Sul-

phonic Acid), or 6-Chloro-M-

Toluidene-4

Sulphonic

Acid),

H-Acid,

I-Acid

(2-Naphthyl

28.01/58

2z. 01/45

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[PART II— Fie Tn^l

Amine-5 Hydroxy-7-Sulphonic Acid),

J-Acid urea, Acete-acet-Anilide,

Aceto-Acet-O-Chlro-Anilidc, Acete-

Acet-O-ChlroAnilide, Aceto-Acet-

O-Toludine,

Aceto Acetic

Ester (Ethyl/Methyl).

I-Amino-anthraquinone

2-Amino-anthraquinone,

(Beta-Amino-Anthraquinonc)

O-Amino Azo Toluene

(2, 3/-Dimethyl-4-Amino-Azo-

Benzene or 4-Ortho-toluyazO-Ortho-

Toludine),

Amino ISO G-Acid

I-Amino-6-Nitro-2-Naphthal-4-

Sulphonic Acid,

Antera quinone/Beta Naphthalene

Thloglycolic Acid.

(2-Nephthyl Thiogycloic Acid),

Beta Naphthol,

Benzidine sulphate'flenzidine

Dihydro-chloride,

Benzoyl J-Acid

(2-Benzoyl Amino 5-Naphthol-7-Sul-

phonic Acid),

Chicago Acid,

4-Chloro-2-Anisidine,

M-Chloro Aniline,

O-Chloro Aniline,

P-Chloro Aniline,

4-Chloro-2-Nitro Anisole,

4-Chloro-2-Nitro Aniline,

M-Chloro-Para-Xylcne,

4-Chloro-O-Tolyidine,

5-Chloro-O-Toluidine,

2:5 Dichlorp Aniline

VA Diamine Anthvequinone,

1:5 Diamino-Anthraquinonc,

2"r5 Dichloro Nitro Benzene,

2:5 Dimethy-4-Chlorophenyl-Thioglycolk

Acid, DInethyl Sulphate, Dinitro-

Stilbene Dlaulphonic Acid.

(4,4/Dinitrostilbenc-2, 2/Disu*lphonlg

Acid), Gamma Acid.

Meta-Phonylene Diamine,

Meta-Tol oylene Diamine,

Nevil Winther Acid,

M-NItro-Aniline,

O-Nitro-Aniline,

IVNitrc*- Anisole,

P-Nitrosophcnol ([-Hy droxy-4-Nitro

Bensene),

Ortho Anisidine, Ortho Nitro-

Toluone, Ortho Tolidine,~

M-Nitro-P-lololdine (MNPT),

Para Anisidinc, Para Nitro Aniline,

Para Nitro Toluene, Para Nitro-

Toluonc

Sulphonic Acid Para Nitro-Toluene-

Ortho-Sulphonic Acid (Toluenc-4-

Nitro-2-Sulphonic Acid or Benzene-

l-Methy-4-Mitro-2-Sulphonic Acid),

Pard Toluidine,

(6)

(7)

(8)

•0)

(10)

(11)

(12)

(13)

(14]

(is;

(ie;

(ir

Para Toludine Meta Sulphomic Acid,

phenylJ, Acid((2-Phmylamino-J-

Hydroxy Naphthalone-7-Sulphohic

Acid),

Puri Acid

Rhoduline Acid, G-Salt, R-Salt

(2-Naphothal-3,6-Disulphonic Acid,

Sodium Salt),

Schacffer's Acid (2-Naphthol-6- Sul-

phonic Acid),

Sodium Nephthionate/Naphthionic

Acid,

Sulphaniline Acid,

Tobias Acid (2-Naphthy-Amino-1-

Sulphonic Acid),

Trichloro Benzene,

The following intermediates, namely,

DiaminoStilbene-.DisulphonicAcid

(4,4/Diamino Stilbeae-2,2/Disulphonic

Acid,

Diethy Mcta Amino Phenol (Meta-

Di-Ethylamin.-Phenol), Metanilic

Acid, Ortho-Toludine, Phcnyl Peri

Acid (Phenyl-Amino Naphthalen-

8-Sulphonic),

Fast colour bas;s ordinarily used as

coupling components.

Fast Colour Salt,

Naphthols ordinarily used as coup-

pling components.

The following compounds namely,

Acid not elsewhere specified, acetic

acid, carbolic acid (phenol), citric

acid, tartaric acid, ronnot ossenco.

Aromatic chomicala, namely, such

organic chemicals as are ordinarily

used for

imparting

aroma

perfumary, c emetics, toilet product,

rood products, and beverages.

Insecticide, pesticide and fungicide

chemicals.

Pharmaceutical chomicalb that is

chemicals having prophylatic

therapeutic value and used solely

or predominantly as drugs, not

elsewhere specified.

I Tho following pharmaceutical chemi-

cals, namely,

Cocaine, alkaloids of opium and

their derivatives, alkaloids of cin-

chona and other alkaloids which are

chemically identical with cinchona

alkaoids.

) Antibiotics.

) Sulpha Drugs.

) Vitamins.

]

(

23.

24.

25.

26.

27.

28.

18) Saccharine and such other substances

as the Central Government of may

by notification in the official gazette

declare to be of a like nature or uw

to saccharine, and intermediates

used in the manufacture of sacchari-

ne o ^r such other substances and

notified by the Central Government

as aforsaid.

19) Laboratory chemicals, organic and

inorganic, as defined in note 2 of

C.T.A. heading No. 29 01/45

20) Caprolactum and dimethyl Tcre-

phthalate

71) Camphor

Organc-therapeutic glands or

other

organs, dries, whether or not powdered;

organo-therapeutic extracts of glands

of other organs of their secretions;

other animal substances prepared for

therapeutic or prophylactic uses, not

elsewhue specified or included.

Amicani;

micnbial vaccines, toxins,

microbial cultures (including froments

but excluding yeasts) and similar Prod ucts.

Medicameots

(including

Veterinary

medicaments) :

(1) Not elsewhere specified.

(2) Medicaments containing spirit.

Wadding guagc, bandages, and similar

articles(for example, dressings,adhesive

plasters, poultlcs), impregnated

coated with pharmaceutical substances

or put up in retail packings for medical

or surgical purposes; sterilo surgical

suture naterials and other pharmaceuti-

cal good specified in note 3 of C. r,A.

Heading No. 30.04/05

Tanning extracts of vegetable origin,

tanning (tannic acids) and their derirvati-

ves, santhetlc organic, tanning sub-

stances; tanning preparations, whether

or not containing natural tanning materi-

als; Enzymatic preparations for pro-

tanning (for example, of enzymatic,

pancreatic or bacterial origin);

(1) Not elscwher specified.

(2) Gambier.

(3) Mineral tanning and

extracts

vegetable orgin other than gambier.

Colouring mater; synthetic organic dyes-

toffs (including pigment dye-stuffs);

products of a kind used as lumbmopho-

res; optical bleaching agent substantive

to the fibre, prepared pigments and

prepared opacifiers; prepared driers,

glass frit & other glass in the form of

power granules or flakes; stamping foils:

(1) Not elsewhere specified.

30,01

30.02

30.03

3J.04/05

32.01/03

32.04/12

31.

32.

(2) Pigment dyestuffs.

(3) Synthetics organic dyestuffs, not

elsawhere sp xlfled.

(4) Azo Dyes.

(5) Sulphur Dyes.

(6) Vat dyes including salubilisei vats

(7) Optical breaching agent.

'. Essential oils,

natural or synthetic;

aqueous distillates and aqueous solutio u

of essential oils, including such products

suitable for medical uses; concerets and

absolutes; resinoids; poifumery, con-

imetlc

and toilet preparations, room

deodorisers :

(1) N ot elsewhere specified.

(2) Natural c^seitial oiU of citron;lla,

cinnamon and cinnamon leaf.

Lubricating preparations and prepara-

tions of a kind used for oil ereas; treat-

ment of textiles leather or

other

material but not including preparations

containing 70% or more by weight of

petroleum oils or of oils obtained from

bituminous minerals. Artificial waxes

(including water-soluble waxes); prepared

waxes, not mnulsifled

or containing

solvents and sodium

Lauryl

Sul-

phate; sodium lauryl other sulphate.

The following substances, and their

derivatives, namely, casein, albumins,

gelatin (whether or not coloured or sur-

face-worked) peptones and other pro-

t -in substances; isinglass; hibc powder;

doxtrins; soluble or raosted starches;

onzymes, prepared onzymes and glues

not elsewhere specified or included :

(1) Not elsewhere specified.

(2) Golatin, refined.

Ferro-corium and other pyrophoric

alloys in all forms.

Chemical products and preparation* of

the Chemical or allied Industries (includ-

ing those consisting of mixtures of

natural products), not elsewhere speci-

fied or included; residual products of

the chemical or allied industries, not

elsewhere specified or included:

(1) Not elsewhere specified.

(2) Activated carbon.

(3) Anti-knokpreparationsandprepared

additives for mineral oils.

(4) Artificial Graphite.

(5) Compound catalysts.

(6) Plasticlsers not elsewhere specified.

(7) Prepared rubber chemicals.

(8) Stockholm Tar, refined.

33.01/00

34.01/07

35.01/07

36.01/OS

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[PART fl—SEC. i(it))

34.

35.

36.

37.

38T

39.

(9) Water treatment chemicals, not else-

where specified.

Condensation, polycondensation

and

polyadditlon products, whether or not

modified or polymerised, and whether or

not liner (for example, phenoplasts,

aminoplasts, alkyds, polyaljyl esters and

other unsaturated polysters, silicones);

polyethylene, polystyrene polyvlny cho-

loride, polyvinyl derivatives, polymetha-

crylic derivatives,

coumaroncindenc

resins); regencreated coolulosc; cellulose

nitrate, cellulose acetate and other

cellulose esters, cellulose others and other

chemical derivatives of cdloidals &

collubse wheiher plaglicals or not (for

oxaraple, collodions, celluloid); vulcansiod

fibre; hard ned gelatin); natural resins

modified by fusion (run gums); artificial

roginsobtainedbycstcriflcatlon of na'v-

ral resin or of resinic acids (oster gum);

chemical derivatives of natural rubber

(for example, chloorinated rubber, rub-

ber hydrochloride, oxidised rubber,

cyclised rubber,) other high ploymers,

artificial resins and artificial plastic mate-

rials, including alginic acid, its salts and

osters; linoxyn.

Articles of the materials described in

Heading No. 39.01/06.

Raw rubber, natural or synthetic, rubber

lates, natural or synthetic (including

mixtures thereof) whether or not pre-

vulcanised; Balata, guttapercha and

similar natural gums, factice derived

from oils; reclaimed rubber; wastts and

scrap of unhardened rubber.

Preparations (including master batches)

of natural or synthetic rubber; manu-

factures of natural or synthetic rubber,

whether or not vulcanised or hardened,

not elsewhere specified; vulcanised rub-

ber thread and cord, whether or not

textile covered, and textile thread covered

or impregnated with vulcanised rubber;

waste and scrap of hardened rubber;

(1) Not elsewhere specified.

(2) Rubber tyres and tub.s for wheels of

all kinds.

(3) Transmission conveyor or elevator

belts or belting of vulcanised rubber.

Raw hides and skins (fresh

salted

dried pickled or limed) whether or not

spilt including sheep-skins in the wool.

Bovine cattle leather (including buffalo

leather) and equine leather; sheep and

lamp skin leather; other kinds of leather

including composition leather; parings

and other waste or leather or of composi-

tion leather.

39.01/06

39.07

40.01/04

40.05/16

41 01

41.02/10

40.

41.

42.

43.

44.

45.

46.

47.

48.

49.

50.

51.

52.

Fursking and artificial fur and articles

made thereof.

Wopd in the rough/fuel wood waste and

wood charcoal; wood flour and wood

wool; sawn and dressed timber; ven-

oored wood, plywood cellular wood

improved wood ana reconstituted wood;

fibre building board of wood or other

vegetable material whether or not bonded

with natural or artificial resins or with

other organic binders; spools, bobbins

and the like of turned wood; articles of

wood, not elsewhere specified:

(1) Not elsewhere specified.

(2) Fibre building

board of wood or

other vegetable material, whether or

not bonded with other organic binder*.

Natural of agglomerated cork and arti-

cles thereof, waste cork,

Rayon grade wood pulp.

Paper and paper board, all sorts, whether

in rolls, sheets or cut to size or shape

(1 eluding cellulose wadding, composite

paper or paper board and impregnated,

c->at«i, c ;rruga:od, cmbo^.d, porf->rated,

surface clolured or decorated, ruled or

printed paper or paper board); filter

blocks, slabs and plates of paper pulp;

stationery made of paper or paperboard;

articles not elsewhere specified, of paper

paperboard; paper pulp or cellulosed

wadding;

(1) Not elsewhere specified.

(2) Newsprint

contaning

mechanical

wood pulp amounting tono t less than

70 percent of the fibre content (ex-

cluding chrome, marble, flint, poster.

Stereo and art paper).

(3) Other printing and writing paper.

Transfers (DeCalcomanias)

Mulberry raw silk of all grado^ including

dupion.

Spun silk yarn and noil yam.

Yarn of manmade fibre (continuous);

monofil, strip (artiflcal straw and the

like) and

imitation catgut of man-

made fibre matat on

Woven fabrics man made fibres (conti-

nuous), including woven fabrics of mo-

nofil or strip of Heading No. 51 01/03

Wool and other animal hair, yarn woven

fabrics of sheep's of lamp's wool.

FJax and rernie

Microl/blended fabrics

manufactured

out of man-m»de fibre/yarns in which

cotton predominates in weight; cotton

domln/corduroy fabrics;

43.01/04

44.01/28

45.01/04

47 01

48.01/21

49.08/11

50.02

50 03/08

51.01/03

51.04

S3.01/05

53.06/10

and 53.11/13

54.01/02

54.03/04

55.07/09

32.

53.

54.

55.

56,

57.

58.

59.

60.

61.

62,

63,

«4

and cotton heavy Shoeing/cotton dril

;otton canvas with weight persq, Meter-

not loss than

Man-made fibre (discontinuous)

and

waito ([ncluding yarn waste and pulled

or granetled rag,) of man made fibres

(Continuous or discontinuous) whether

or not carded or combed or combed or

otherwise prepared for spinning; conti-

nuous filament tow.

Yarn of manrmde flbrei (discontinuo'jf

or waste).

Woven fabrics of man-made fibres

(discountinuous or waste).

H-mp (mattila) and sisal fibres.

Wadding and felt including articles there-

of special fabrics, impregnated and coa-

ted fabrics, textile articles of a kind

suitable for industrial me.

(Knitted or crochedted fabrics, whether

or not elastic or rubborised); outer

gaumentj, gloves, stockings and the

like, knitted or crocheted, or made of

knitted or croohated fabrics.

Clothing accessories for articles of 6

apparel.

Cotton petit bags

Parts of footwear and gaiters and the

like.

, Accessories for umbrellas.

, Friction materials (sengmants, disen,

washers,

strips,

sheets,

plates,

rolls and the like) ol a kind suitable for

brakes, for cluches or the like, with a

basis of asbestos, other mineral subs-

tancoj of cellulose whether not combined

with th.3 textile or othor materials.

. Glass and glass ware, including cortain-

ners for the

coveyance or packing (

goods, envelops for electric lamp, ele-

ctronic valves or the like, inners for

vacjum flasks, articles of stationery,

illuminating glais ware, optical glass,

clock and watch glasses and brioks, tiles,

slabj, and similar articles of a kind co-

mmonly used in building.

;. Laboratory, hygienic and phartnaceutli

glassware, whether or not graduated o:

calibrated; glass ampoules; optical glass

aid eloments of optical glass, other than

optically worked cbments, blanks for

corrective spectacle lenses.

(. Glass

bsads.

imitation

pearls,

imitation prociou.. and semi-preciou:

stole¹., aid similar fancy or decorativi

glasswares, and articles of glasswari

made thereof glass cubes and small gal

glais plates for decorative

purposo

articles eyes of glass excluding those

11/ 280g.

56.01/04

56.05/06

56.07

57.01/04

59.01/15

60.01/06

1.01/11

62.01/05

64.01/06

66.01/08

68.01/16

70.01/16

eal 70.17/18

70.19

•

67.

68.

69.

70.

71.

72,

73.

75.

for wear by humans ;

ornaments and

otn*rs fancy articlts of lamp worked

glass; glass grains (ballotini).

Glass fibre (inoluding wool) yarns,

fabrics and articles made therefrom.

Other articles of /inc.

Unwrought tin; tin waste and scrap;

(1) Not elsjwhwe specified.

(2) Unalloyed tin, unwrought.

Tin wrought and articles of tin

Tungsten, molybdenum, tantalum and

other base m;tals and C",rm nts wrought

or un-wrough^f, and articles thereof:

(1) Not els^wher* specified

(2) Unalloyed tungst -n, molybdenum

and other base metal*, unwrought.

, Parts ( f bas: metal) of touK and

implements pencil sharpners.

Locks, all sorts (including frames incor-

porating look,) for hand bags, tru-

noks or the like), and partft thereof, lock

keys; fittings and mounting* or a kind

suitable for furniture, doors, staircases,

bljndi, coich-work, saddlery,

trunks,

caskeM arid tho like (including automatic

door

closers); hat-racks, hat

pfgs

brackets and the like; lamps and ligh-

ting fittings and parts thereof (exclu-

ding articles falling withing Chapter 85);

76.03/04

76.05

76.06/07

76.08/16

77.01/03

77,04

T8.01

78.02/06

79.01

79.02

79.03

79.04/06

80.01

80.02/06

81.01/04

82.01/04

to 82 OS

83.01/15

/is

125.

126.

127.

128.

129.

130.

131.

132.

133.

134

135

(

fittings (for example, clasps buckles,

books, eyes and eyelets) of a kind com-

monly used for clothing travel goods,

handbags or other textile or leather

goods; tubular rivots and bifurcated

rivets.

Parts and accessories of machinery,

mechanical

appliances falling under

Heading Nn. 84.01 to 84.65

Taps, cocks, valve and similar appli-

ances for pipes, boilar shells, banks,

vats and the like including pressure

reducing valves and thermostatically

controlled valves.

Ball roller or needle roller bearings

Transmission shafts, cranks bearings

housings, plain shaft bearings, gears

and gearing (including friction gears

and gear-boxes and other variable speed

gears), flywheels, pulleys and pulley

blocks, clutches and shaft couplings.

Caskets and similar joints or m;tal

sheeting combined with other material

(for example asbestos, felt and paper-

board) or of laminated m;tal foil, sets

or assortments of gaskits and similar

joints, dissimilar \n composition, for

engines, pip._s, tub s and th? like, Put

up in pauches, envelopes or similar

packings.

Eloctrical michinery and equipment

Parts thereof.

Parts of railway and tramway locomo-

tive and rolling-stock railway and tram-

w i f track fixtures and fittings, mechani-

cal equipment, not electrically powored

for signalling to or controlling road,

rail or other vehrcl.s, ships or aircraft;

parts o; the foregoing fixtures, filings

or equipment.

Parts and accessories of the vehicles

falling within Hoadi* g No. 87.01 to

87.09/12.

Parts of ahips, boats and Fitting

structures.

. Parts of optical, photographic, cinema-

tographic measuring, chocking, precision

medical and surgical instruments and

apparatus.

. Parts, including watch movements of thp

following articles—

31ock and watch of all types, time or day

recording

apparatus;

apparatus

with clock or watch movements or with

84.01/02

84.60

84.65

84.61

84.62

84.63

84,64

85.01 to S

86,09,

and

15.22

86.10

87.04/06

87 09/12

73 30,

84.65 an

89.01/03

89.05

90.01 to

90.29

91.01/11

and

57GI/84—3

THE GAZETTE 0FIND1A tBXTRAORDINARY

[PART I I - S E C . 3(i)]

136.

137.

138.

139.

synchronous

motor,

for

measuring

recording or otherwise indicating inter-

vals of timo; i-m* > witches with clock

or the watch movement

with

synchronous motor.

Parts, eompoments and accessories

gramophones,

dictating machines and

other sound recorders and reproducers.

including record players and tape decks,

wjth oi without sound hoads; television

imago and sound recorders and repro-

ducers, magnetic.

Parts, components and accessories of

furniture

including

modlcal,

dental,

surgical or vertorinary furniture.

Parts, components of t >ys, games and

sports requisites.

Buttons and button moulds, studs.

cufflinks, and pr«3 ,-fa tenor-, including

snap-fasteners, zip-fasteners (slide

fasteners) pr'es>-ituds; blanks and part^c

of such articles.

92.01/13

94.01/04

97.01/08

98 01/02

[F. No. 602/6/84-DBK.]

(Indirect Taxes Division)

NOTIFICATION

No.

107/84 CUSTOMS

G.S.R. No. 279 (E).:—In exorcise of the; powers conforrod

by stub-section (1) oF Section 25 of the Customs Act, 1962 (52

of 1962), the Central Government, being satisfied that it is

necessary in the public interest so to do. hereby exempts the

materials specified in the Schedule annexed horeto when impor-

ted into India from the whole of the duty of Customs loviabl -

thereon which is Specified in the First Schedule to the Custom!

Tariff Act, 1975 (51 of 1975) and the whole of the additional

duty leviable thereon under section 3 of the said Act :

Provided that the importer shill produce an import replenish-

ment licence issued in terms of Appendix 21 of the import

Policy for the period commencing on the 1st day of April. 1984

and ending with 31st day of March, 1985 under the Imp-Tts

(Control) Order, 1953, containing the following endorsements

by the authority issuing such licence, namely: —

(a) Duty free imports, against Replenishment Licence,

as per Appendix 21 of the Import Policy April, 1984-

March 1985;

(b) the quantity and the value of tho said materials, allo-

wed to be imported under the said licence; and

import of the said mattriah would be allowed under

the said licence.

THE SCHEDULE

(1) Stainless stool sheets or strips or coils (non-Magnetic).

(2) Stainloss stetl sheets or strips or bars and rods.

0) Hot rolled carbon steel sheets or strips or plates or

coih (other than high carbon sttel).

(4) Zinc

(5) Spun Silk Yam.

(6) Noil Yarn (Silk),

(7) Raw wool or wool top¹^ or woollen yarn.

(8) Raw woo) 48 and b^low.

(9) Brass Scrap.

(10) Plastic raw material (other than P.V.C.)

(11) High oarbon steel Alloy •iteel

(12) Mulberry raw silk of all grade* (o'.hsi' tlni l i m

yarn).

(13) Mulbory dupion yum.

(14) Synethic waste.

(15) Seamless iteil bars/Billcts/Blooms.

(16) Aluminium Ingots/Aluminium rods.

(17) High Carbon steel wire rods.

[F. No. 602/6/84-

Z. B. NAGAR KAR, Dy. Sj;y.

NOTIFICATION

No. 108/84—CUSTOMS

G.S.R. 280(E).—In exercise" of the powers conferred by

sub-section (1) of section 25 of the Customs Act, 1962

(52 of 1962), read with sub-clause (4) of clause 36 of the

Finance Bill, 1984, which

clause has, by virtue of the

declaration made in the said Bill under the Provisional

Collection of the Taxes Act, 1931 (16 of 1931), the forct

of law,, the Central Government, being satisfied that it it

necessary in the public interest 10 to do, hereby make*

the following further amendment in the notification of the

Government of India (Department of Revenue) 56|84-Cui-

toms, dated the 1st March, 1984, namely:—

In the Schedule annexed to the said notification, . after

Serial No. 216 and the entry relating thereto, the followine

Serial No. and entry shall be inserted, namely:—

"217 No. 107/84—Customs, dated the 12th April, 1984."

[F. No. 602/6/84-DBK.]

Z. B. NAGARKAR,

Deputy Secretary

PKIVTED BY THE MANAGER, GOVT. OF INDIA FREW, RING KOAD, NEW DELHT-110064

AND PUBLISHED BY THE CONTROLLER OF PUBLICATIONS, DEUn-110054, 1984