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

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART II -Section 3—Sub section (ii)

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 178! NEW DELHI, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1984/CHAITRA 23, 1906 Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed as a separate

compilation

55 GI/84-1

(I)

of Sou-:h Africa/South West Africa, raw materials, compo- nents and consumables by Actual Uaeri (Industrial), subject to the following conditions ;—

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

(Import Trade Control)

ORDER NO. 2/84

OPEN GENERAL LICENCE NO. 1 /84

New Delhi, the 12th April, 1984

i.O, 283(E).—In exercise of the nowers conferred hv .Seo • J of the Imports & Exports (Control) Act, 1947 (18 of :7), the Central Government hereby pives penem] prrrpis- i lo impo'l into Ind " from flny conn I iv. except lhe L'n'un (.1) The items to be impelled are not covered by Appen- dices 2, 3, 4, 3 and 8 of •the Import and Fxpuii Policy, 1984-fiJ (.Vol. I); _

(2) Instruments shall not be allowed lo be imported under

this licence;

(3) The raw materials, components and consumables are required by the Actual User (Industrial) concerned for hfa own use, i.e. "ubject to the "Actual User" con- dition;

(.4) The Actual User shall maintain proper account of consumption and utilisation of the goods imported under this Licence in the form and manner laid down, and produce such account to the licensing authority, or any other Government authority with- in such |time as may be specified by it.

(?) Actual User (Industrial), at the time of clearance of the goods, shall furnish to the customs authorities u declaration giving particulars of their industr al licence/registration as Actual User with the con- cerned authority, namely, the Number & Date of the Industrial Licence/Registration and tho end- product(s) of manufacture, and affirming that (i) such licence/registration has not been cancelled or withdrawn or otherwise made inoperative and (ii) lhe items imported under this l.icenc* are itrielly in nccordanue with the terms and conditions of their Industrial Licence/Registration with the sponsoring authority concerned as an industrial TJn't and 'Iheir approved phased manufacturing prosrammc. Tn case, no phased manufacturing projrrnmmc has been approved for them, they should sav so in the decla- ration. In cases, where separate jcastration number has no* been allotted by the sponsoring authority concerned, the importer shall produce other evidence to the aatisfact:on of the customs authorities thtit he is licensed /registered as industrial unit and elifii- ble to the import made. Actual Users (Industrial) shall also furnish at Jhe time of clearance of jyaods n certified copy of phased manufacturing programme, if any, approved for them by the sponsoring aulho- ri'ty or other concerned authority.

(fi) Import of components by DGTD units and textile machinery manufacturing units shall be subieel 'o the List Attestation Procedure laid down in the relevant Import Pol'cy for 1984-RS, Actual User* (Industrial), registered with DGTD/Texlile Com- missioner and subject to phased manufncUirinp prog- ramme, shall furnish at -the time of clearance through Cuiloms, a list of components, dnlv clcnreri for im- port S; attested hy TXiTD/Tevtiic Ci'Tinv^inri"- or their own declaration on the list of Components lhat was furnished to tbc DGTD Te.vtile Commis v'oncr for attestation, lo the, effect that the list produced is the same which was furnished to DOT!"> iTrnnnrf A Vxmrt Pol ey OH) Udyop Bhavnn. N-w Delhi or Textile Commisi;oner, Bombay as the '""se may be nnd has not brpn r^ce-'v-d hn-V hv tin- Artnnl User ro-iperned from TXrTD'TricMV Commissioner w;c components cleared and their quantity/value shalJ be intimated by the Actual User to DGTD/Textik Commissioner within 30 days of clearance through Customs,

(7) List Attestation Procedure mentioned above shall also apply to 'those units whose phased manufactu:iiiy programme is over.

(8) Actual User (Industrial) havinjf provisional regis- tration with the sponsorinp mithority will also he eligible to import raw .material¹;, components and consumables under this Licence;

(9) Actual Users ilndustral) havina registration ?*<•''<.

flcate issued by the sponsoring authotiry RpcciflcaUy marked "proposed" will also be eligible to impoit

raw materials, components and tonsamabics under this Licence, but in their case, 4he import w II be allowed only to the State Industrial Development Corporation or State Financial corporation on uenalf of the Actual User, or on production of evidence, rit the time of clearance, that the Actual User con- cerned has furnished a bond with a bank guarantee tor a value equal to 25 per cent of me Cit- value of 'the goods imported, to the effect that the Ac- tual User shall furnish to the licensing authority concerned a certificate of the sponsoring authority ••in support of -the unit having properly utilised the

-rnported material.

(10) All Industrial Units in large scale sector shall sub- mit to the DGTD, N#w Delhi or other sponsoring authorities concerned, and the Department of Elec- tronics, New Delhi, as appropriate to the item, periodical returns, indicating the description and the value of 4he items imported under this I icenc<* Industrial Units in the small scale sector should send similar returns to the regional licensing author ties concerned. These returns shall be furnished as on 3(Vh September. 1984 and 31st March. 1985. hac^ such return shall be furnished within 15 days of the close of the period indicated.

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OH This licence shall also be subject to the rondt'on No. 1 in Schedule V to the Imports (Control) Order, 1955.

(12) In respect of man-made fibre, tow, yearns, raw wool/ greas wool/scoured wool, not card;d or comb- ed angore goat hair (Mohair), woollen rags/ synthetic rags/shoddy wool, all eligible impor- ters shall be required to register their import contracts" with the Textile Commissioner, Bom- bay. Imports shall .be made only after the connected contract has been stamped by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay, as an evidence of such registration. For >;his purpose, two copies of the contract shall be lod.ced w th the Textile Com- missioner. He will return one copy to the iropo -Vr, duly stamped, on each tjjige. for produe'ion to the distorts at the time of clearance of coods. At ihe time of registration of subsequent contract, tbc eli- gible importer shall also furnish ia statement ind'- cat'np the progress made in import und utilisation ' d;s"osnl of the imported material in respect of a'l contracts earlier registered.

U3) Import of man-made fibres, tow and yarns under th's licence can be made by the State Tradinn Corporation of lnd:a (STC). New Delhi for distri- bution to eligible Actual Users, subject to the con- d'tion reeard'PS rr or resis'rat'on of cont''"-c's "• -• i*-i. the Textile Commissioner, Bombay as in (12) above.

(141 In the case of DMT TPA, import will be all&wed only on the basis of import contracts registered with the Min strv of Energy, (Department of Pet- roleum). New D?hi. The procedure for rej'stro-'ion of conirac's- with the Der;trtment of Petroleum, shall be the same as in (12) above,

ends, discarded-pattern- -bunches - and sample bits.

(b) 'Old'—Rags of woollen textile fabrics includ- ing knitted and crocheted fabrics which are required for manufacture of shoddy yarn and may consist of articles of furnishing or cloth- ing or other clothing so worn out, soled Or torn as to be beyond cleaning or repair.

(ii) This defintion shall apply - mutatis-mutandis to

synthetic rags.

(17) In the case of raw cashewnuts, Cashew Corpora- tion of India will also be eligible vo import under this licence for distr button to Actual Users (Pro- cessing units), in accordance with the Policy in force in this regard.

(18) In the case of raw cashewnuts, the import con- tract shall be registered by the importer w th t/ie Cashew Corporation of India within a period ci" 7 days'tjf ils execution.

(19) In the case of Carbon steel items and alloy steel items, permitted for import in this Licence, all eligi- ble importers shall be required .to register ihesr im- port contracts with the Iron and atee! Controller. Calcutta or with any of his regional offices, with n 15 days from the date of entering into such con- tracts. The procedure for registration of extracts wrth the Iron and Steel Controller, shall be :he same as in (12) above.

(20) In the case of iron and steel items covered by th's Licence. Oil Refineries will also be eligible to im- port, subject to prescribed cond tions.

(21) In the case of insecticides 'nclud:ng pesticides and weedicides, the Actual Users (Industr.al) concerned shall, w'thin seven days of the clearance of each con- signment, intimate to the Defartment of Acricuhure (Plan Protection Divis'on). New Delhi, particulars of the items, imported, the quan-tity and the c.i.f. value thereof.

(22) In case of polysilicon. single crystal, silicon in r o t s' Bars/Rods oth"r than me'ialurolcal erarle s-T'con. silicon wafers other than diffused wafers. Dices, an 1 ch'ns. import contract shall b- renister-M w'th 'h* Denarimen' of FV^tron'Cs. l.ok Nrivak Bhavsrn Nnv Delhi before orvirno letter ot ri-ed;l. In-irort * connected fon'mcts h:>"e bren stamped 'by the Penartment of Flectroniis ;is fn evidence of such rejj'stra-'.ion.

(2?¹ In cose of unmanufactured ivorv. 'mnort sha'l b" sub ject to the regulations of con\ention on International Trade ip Fndapf">(1 Snec'es of W 'd Foi'na fn-l Plo'a (CITES). Import shall be ret-n'tted on'v <>n :is--<:- t;on bv th" Re^'ona! Dciii'v DVf-tor. \Vi!J l.;fe Pie- servatio',1. Department of Fnvironment.

( 2 8) By i m p o rt u n d er this L i c e n c e, t he p r o d u c t i on of t he ,n,i..v"v'",i fnil rntic'r:¹'"^ iH-t'i n o' exceed f b" ''•'. '

ensure adherence to its approved phased manufac- turing programme.

(29) The goods so imported have not been produced or manufactured in the Union of South Africa/South West Africa.

(30) Such goods are shipped on through cons:sirnent to India on or before 31st March. Jc>85 or. ir 're rr>-e of Actual Users (Industrial), on or before 30th June, 1985 against firm orders for which irrevocable Setters of credit are opened and estaW-'shed r¹" or before 28-2-1985, without any grace period whatsoever.

(31) Nothing in this Licence shall affect the application to any goods, of any other prohibition or regulation affecting the import thereof, in force at ths time when such goods are imported.

(32) The licence does not confer any immunity, exemp- tion or relaxation at any time from an obligation or compliance with any requirement to which the Actual Users (Industrial) may be subject to under other laws or regulations. The importers should comply with the provisions of all eth^r laws annlicaWe to them.

Schedule to OGL No. 1/84 dated.the 12th April, 1984.

Raw materials, components and consumables allowed

under Open General Licence Part I

Items allowed for import by Actual Users (Industrial) only,

subject to Actual User Condition : —

1. Acrylic/Polyester fibre tips, Polyacetal tips and ink car-

tridges for writing instruments.

2. Alfa amyl cinnamic aldehyde.

3. Amyl alcohol.

4. Antimony Oxide.

5. Battery depolarized chemical of gamma variety.

6. Berryllium copper strips.

7. Bifurcated and tubular rivets.

8. Billiard cloth, rubber cushions for billiard tables.

9. Bismuth.

10. Black paper (Photographic grade).

11. Blades for shearing and For Textile Mills only,

trapping machines.

12. Bleaching Earth.

13. Cellulose acetate/nitrate sheet.

14. Centrifugally cast seamless steel pipes and tabes (including

stainless steel) upto 375 mm dia.

15. Chemical porcelain ware and ceramics for over 1200° C

temperature applications.

16. Chlorinated diphenyl.

17. Civil Engineering instruments, the following : —

(1) Strain transducers. (2) Stress transducers. (3) Displacement transducers. (4) Pressure transducers.

18. Cotton linters.

19. Copper/aluminium/micro For printing Units only,

metal sheets used in the manufacture of blocks. -

20. Copper moulds (for conti- Integrated Steel Plants, mini- nuous billet casting). steel Plants and electric arc

furnace. 2L Corner castings of freight containers.

22. Cupro Nickel (like German Silver, Nickel Silver) Semi3,

Flat products and. wire.

J3. Cyanuric chloride.

24. Dies for teeth mould-electroform.

55G1/84-2

25. Dischloro acetic acid.

26. Dimethyl acetamide.

27. Dextross monohydrate.

28. Door ssih for freight containers.

29. 2-Ethyl Hexanoic acid (Octoic .icid).

30. Endless triple wire mesh of 63/195 or finer.

31. Epoxy plasticizers.

32. Etching chemicals i.s. iddi- For Printing Units only,

tive filming ftgents.

33. Film splicers.

34. Filter pap;r including impregnated.

3J. Filter paper for Tea bigs For minuficturers of Tea

heat seal/non-heit seal bigs only, type.

36. Flameoroof cinh half-coup'ers, straight adopters and

bent adopters.

37. Flocculating agents based on polyaci-ylamide (dispsx).

38. Futfuralamine.

39. Floppy Diskettes.

40. Gas lighter elements.

41. Glass Micro fibre paper filters.

42. Glass screens aid contact For printing units only.

screens (Grey and mageta) colour filters.

43. Glycerine.

44. Gunmetal bushes.

45. Heat absorbing filters.

46. Hexacnloroethane.

47. High efficiency DC and brushless motors.

48. High efficiency pumps for solar energy equipment. 49. Impregnating oil for ele> For uiits eigigsd in c.ibb

trie paper board insulators industry only. and cable filling oils/comp- pounds.

50. Industrial diamonds, including powder (other than gem

variety).

51. Infra-red bulbs.

52. Investors. 53. Iso amyl alcohol. 54. Jumbo rolls of width 1 metre and abovj of the foHowi i^ : —

(i) Cine.mtogmphi: Cj'oar filju (unsxpossd) poutuj. (ii) Ameteur Rolls films. (Hi) Graphic Art film.,, (iv) Industrial X-Ray film, (v) Medical X-Ray film, (vi) Photographic Colour paper.

55. Lead glass tubing. 56. Lead scrap ind-iding Ash, Skimming, Blowings and Drosses.

57. Lithographic coated plates.

53. <& Litho rules for psr- "1

foratins, slitting cr- | easing etz. J- ForprintingUAitso.nl/.

(ii) Anti off-set spray | powder. J

59. Long life batteries for PV application. GO. Mail Eyes. For textile industry only,

61. Low wattage, high intensity elestricil bulbs aid tubes for

PV application.

62. Magnesium powder.

63. Metal plates for rotary press.

64. Misch metal.

65. Molybdenum based greases and lubricants.

66. Needles for industrial sowing machines.

67. Nickel cardmium batteries and components, parts thereo*

68. Non-liner field discharge resistors.

69. Nylon mono filament bristles.

70. Nylon partially oriented yarn (N y).

71. Nylon wusto Actual Users (Industrial)

engaged in recovery of capro- lactum as certified by DOTD New Delhi only.

72. Paper waste. Units engaged in the manu- facture of pulp paper and paper board.

73. Perchldroethylenc.

74. Pigment finishes for leather.

75. Polyester Staple Fibre.

76. Polysilicon, single crystal silicon ingots/Bars/Rods other

than metallurgical grade silicon.

77. Pure Iron (unwrought form) for remelting purposes.

78. Quality control film strips For Printing units only,

and targets.

79. Quartz glass and products thereof.

80. Radio Active material. "| Actual Users on production 81. Rare Earth oxide including i of recommendation from rutile sand, | Department of Atomic

J Energy.

82. Rayon Grade wood pulp.

83. Rubber blankets, for drafting machines and condensor

rubbing aprons for woollen cards.

84. Sensors/transducers.

85. Shuttle cock bottom.

86. Silicon wafers other than diffused wafers, Dices, and chips. 87. Sodium mcthoxide.

88. Sodium sulphate.

89. Specialised (issues, th'j following :—

(a) Carborising tissues, and

(b) Coloured pecto al ciga ettc tissue.

90. Stopper heads and nozzles "] Integrated Steel Plants,

other than fire clay stopper i- heads and nozzles J

91. Synthetic ruby, unworked.

92. Tetrachloroethane.

93. Titanium sponge.

94. Tris Nonyl Phenyl Phosphite.

95. Type high numbering machine.

96. Used/scrap rubber tyres/ "| tubes (each tyre/tube sub- | jected to at least one cut | before shipment from the J-For units engaged in reclaim- exporting country or be- I ing rubber, fore clearance from the I customs). J

97. Viscose Staple fibre including polynosic fibre/tow.

98. Wax emulsions.

9t. All components of machine *

tools, machinery, equip- ment, instruments and other engineering items (in- i Industrial eluding consumer dura- bles), covered under OGL excluding electronic com- ponents.

100. Raw materials, components and consumables roquired

for Electronics Industry, the following :—

(i) Phcnolic(SRBP/Ceramic buses/substrate),

(ii) Conductive/resistive compositions,

(Hi) Turned parts like spindle, PC pins,

(iv) Pressed parts, like tags, wipers,

(v) Casings either die cast, pressed moulded,

(vl) Special sprnigs.

(vii) Moulded parts for multiple pots,

(vili) Sealing materials,

(ix) Resistive/conductive inks,

(x) Contacts in various shapes including carbon and

precision metals,

(xi) Contact carriers,

(xil) 'O' Rings.

(xiii) Resistance wires of various specification other than those included in Appendices 3 Part-A and 4-Part-A. (xiv) Formers for winding like insulated copper wires and

phenolic.

(xv) Ceramic bases.

Oivi) Contacts of metals, carbons and combination thoroof.

(xvli) Pressed components,

(xviii) Tinned components,

(six) Epoxy paints,

(xx) Expxy thinner,

(xxl) Epoxy hardner.

(xxii) Polypropylene film (Plain/metallised),

(xxiii) Copper beryllium formed products,

(xxiv) Copper wire/strips (Oxygen free types). ,

(xxv) Graphite jigs.

(xxvi) Laminations/strips of Mu-mctal/Radio metal,

(xxvii) Litz wlre/rayon covered copper wire, (xxviii) 'KOVAR¹ and alloys of Nickel-iron/cobalt in oil

forms,

(ralx) Digital cartridges/cassettes.

Part n

Items allowed for import by Actual Users (Industrial) subject

to Actual User condition, and ExDort House"yTradin£ House against REP/Addkional licences, as per policy for sale tc eligible Actual Users (Industrial) subject to Actual User Con dition:—

1. Acrylic moulding powder.

2. Alloy steels in any formyshapeys"ction.

3. Aluminium jrfycinate.

4. Aluminium wire/strips of purity 99.99%.

5. 4 : 4 Benzldine, 2 : 2 disutohonic acid.

6. Black Centered Board.

7. Bleaching powder and hypo chlorites.

8. Caustic Soda,

9. Corkwood, cork waste and cork dust cork powder i

200 mesh.

10. Components of DC micro motors/stepper motor* servo motom/AC synchronous motors of ratings upt 12 Volts and 20 WatU.

11. Component* of relays connectors and switches.

12. D M T. fT.P.A.

13. DruWDriiB intermediates.

14. Dye intermediates.

15. Ethyl ilycol.

16. Eucalyptus gum chips.

17. Geranium oil.

18. Glass capillary tubing for thermometers.

19. Glass shells for GLS lamiw. 20. High grade molybdenum ore. Molybdenum metal in- clud ng scrap, Molybdic oxide, Molybdenum oxide. Molybdenum powder.

21. Iodine.

22. Tvory unmanufactured.

23. Insecticides, pesticides and weedicides.

24. Lithopone.

25. Man-made fibres/yarns (other than those in Part 1 and

111).

26. Mercury/mercury amraoniated.

27. Methyl chlorosilanes such as :—'

(i) Dimethyl dlehlorosilane. (ii) Mfcthyl trichlorosilane. (iii) Trimethyl chlorosilane. (iv) Octamethyl cycle tetrailoxanes.

(v) Hexamethyl disiloxane.

28. Microwave components of all types.

29. Napthalene crude.

30. Natural essential oil.

31. Nitric acid.

32. Parachloro benzoic add.

33. Para chloro toluene.

34. Para tertiary butyl phenol.

35. Phosphors acid. 36. Phosphoric acid (other than industrial grade).

37. Pitch.

38. Plain/metallised condensor tissue paper.

39. Plain/metallised capacitor tissue paper.

40. Plain/metallised Kraft/Tissue paper.

41. Polycarbonate (Thermoplastic raw materials).

42. Polycarbonate moulding powder/granules.

43. Potassium Chlorate.

44. Potassium ferro-cyanide.

45. Pressed/punched metal parts and die-cast parti for

Tape Deck Mechanism.

46. PTFE Fabric/felt/threads.

61. Woollen rags/synthetic rags/shoddy wool.

62. Zinc wire of 99.99% purity.

Part m

Items allowed for import by Actual Users, and others for

itock and sale :—<

1. Aluminium scrap/Dross.

2. Bras scrap/Ash/Dross.

3. Cooper scrap/cooper mill scale.

4. Tin dross/Ash/Residues Hnd Tin alloy/Residues.

5. Zinc scrap/Zinc alloy scrap/Ash/Dros.

6. Nickel Silver Scrap (German Silver Scrap).

7. Wattle Bark for tanning leather.

8. Wattle Extract.

9. Pickled hides, skins, pelts, splits and parts thereof.

10. Hides and skins, raw or salted where the value of hides

and skins is more than that of wool/hair thereon.

11. Wet Blue Chrome tanned and finished leather.

12. Quebracho cx-tract, chestnut extract and modified euca-

lyptus extract (Myrtan).

13. Gum Arabic.

14. Viscose filament yarn (first quality) below 600 denier.

15. Cupramoninm flllament yam and Acetate Filament

Yarn (first quality),

16. Ceramic fibre.

17. Carbon fibre.

18. Polyacetal resin.

19. Polymethyl methacrylate plastic blanks.

20. Poly-tetrafluoroethylene resin.

21. Polycarbonate resin.

22. Styrene acrylic nitrile resin.

23. Polyurethane resin.

24. Glass shells for TV picture tubes.

25. Chrome metal.

26. Manganese metal.

27. Magnesium metal.

2$. Silver paste/silver powder suspension

29. Vanadium metal.

30. Multi-cable transit (cable/pipe sealing system).

31. Tungstan metal.

32. Following components of colour TV sets production:— (a) Line output transformers/EHT Transformers for a

colour TV Receiver* above 36 cma and abovi

47. PVC Resins. 48. Raw ca&hewnuts. 49. Raw wool/Greasy wool/scored wool (not carded or

combed) /angora goat hair (mohair).

51. Shellac/seced lac.

51. Soda Ash

52. Solvents.

53. 20% oil treated sulphur, Including crystex/lnsoluble

Sulphur.

54. Synthetic rubber viz. Butyl rubber, Neoprene/chloro-

prene, Hypalon, Viton, PTFE and E.P.D.M.

55. Tartaric acid.

56. Tin for!.

57. Tracing paper.

58. Tungsten Disc. /Tungsten Contacts.

59. Tungsten salts.

00. Vitamin B. 6.

20 KV (with or without focus potentiometer).

(b) High voltage focus pot.

(c) Internal degausing coil.

(d) Uminance delay line.

(e) Chrominance delay line.

(e) Chrominance delay line.

(f) TV picture tube socket/CRT socket.

(s) SAW filter.

(h) Ceramic fiter/trap.

(j) Fuesable resistor.

33. All other items permitted under Open General Licence in terms of the import polity in force, other than those covered by parts I & IT above.

NOTES (1) Tt is clarified that entries in th;

s List (Part I Part II and Part HI) allow only those items and that speclflcatipns, sizes, types, varieties, compositions,

ORDER NO. 3/84

OPEN GENERAL LICENCP NO. 2/K4

New Delhi, the 12th April. 1984

S.O. 284(E).—In exercise of the powers confer Section 3 of the Import's & Expoite (Control) Ac) (18 of 1947K the Centra] Government hereby gives permission to import into Indi;i from- any country, the Union of South Africa/South West Africa, Goods of the descriptions specified in Appendix I

of Jmport and Export Polity, 1984-85 (Vol. I), subject to the foliowinj{ conditions :—

U) The importer is an Actual User (Industrial or Non-Industiial) registered with the DGTD, New Delhi or the concerned State Director of Industries or other spuikorint; or Government Authority con- cerned, as the case muv be, rcquiiiiiR such items 1or use in his factory, commercial establishment, institution, professional office or other premises con- cerned, subject to "Actual User'' condition;

(li) By import of tne Capital Goods, in question, the production of the applicant shall not c\ceed the licensed/uulhoiiscd capacity;

(iii) The goods JO imported shall be of new manufac- ture; if they aie second-hand or reconditioned items, their import will be permitted onlv if the machinery is not more than sevtn years old and. its icmain- mg life is not less than five years, and the importer shall produce to the custom; authority at the time of clearance, :L ceitificute from a professional inde- pendent Chartered Engineer/any equivalent insti- tute in the country from which import is made, indicating;

(a) Nans: of manufacturer of the plant and machinery;

(b) Year of manufacture;

(c) Present condition of the plant and machinery and its expected residual lite.

(d) The GIF value of equivalent Capital Goods, if purchased new.

(e) Nature of reconditioning/repairs done, if any and the Jatc('j) on which those were carried out.

(f) opinion regarding the pi ice asked for by the sup- pliers and the basis for such opinion.

(iv) Actual Users (Non-Industrial) shall, at the time of clearance of the imported noods, furnish thii customs authorities the oiigina.1 or a photostat copy oi the (cuixenily valid) Registration Ceitilicate held by jicm under the Shops and Establishment Act, Cinematographic Act or concerned local sta- tute, entitling them to ellect the import;

(v) Actual User (Industrial) shall produce to the Customs aulhoiilies concerned at tho lime of clearance, a declaration giving particulars of his industrial Licence/registration, as an industrial unit with the concerned authorities, namely, the Number and Date of the Industrial Licence/Registration aid the end-product(s) of manufacture, and altirming that (i) such licence/registration has not been can- celled or withdrawn on otherwise made in-operative and (iij and the items imported arc strictly in accor- dance with the terms and conditions of their Indus- trial Licence/Registration with the sponsoring autho- rity as an industrial unit. In cases, where separate registration number has not been allotted by the sponsoring authority concerned, the importer shall produce other evidence to the satisfaction of the customs authorities that he is liceused/registered as industrial unit and is eligible to the import made ;

(vi) The impoiter sh.'.ll furnish periodical ieturns to the Director of Statistic, Office of the -flfcief Con- troller of Imports & Exports, New Delhi, giving the description of Capital Goods imported and their cif value as on 30th September, 1984 and 31st March, 1985. Each such return shall he furnished within 15 davs of the close of the period indicated;

(vii) The goods so imported have not been produced or manufactured in the Union of South Africa/ South West Afncn;

(viii) Such Roods "re shipped on through con,ignment to India on or heforc 31st March, 1985, or shipped on or before Jhe 31st March, 1986 against a firm, conlinct fiuered into and registered with n foreign exchange dopier (Bank) on or befoie 28th Fcbrunry, 1985 without snv flrace period whatsoever;

fix) This licence shall also bc subject to the condition No. 1 in Schedule y to the Impoits (Control) Order, 1955;

(x) Nothing in this Licence shall affect the application to any goods, of any other piohibition or regula- tion allectinR the import thereof, in iorce, at the time when • uch Roods are imported;

(xi) The Licence doi-i ml confer any immunity, exemp- tion or relaxation at any time from an obligation or compliance with anv requirement to which the Actual User (Industrial) may be subject, under other laws or resulaiijns. The importer^ should_ comply with the provisions of all other laws applicable to them.

ORDER NO. 4/84

Open General Licence No. 3/84

Now Delhi, the 12th April, 1984

S.O. 285(E).—In e\srcise of the powers conferred by Section 3 of the import* A Exports (Control) Act, 1947 (18 of 1947) the Central Goernment hereby give* general permission to import into India from anv country, except the Union of South Africa/South West Africa, "permissible" spares i.e. all those parts required as spares, other than the items appearing in Appendices 2, 3 Part-A, 8 or 10, in the Import and Export Policy, 19S4-85 (Vol. I ), as are required for Vheir own use for maintenance of Capital Goods, includ- ing accessories, ancillary equipment, control and laboratory equipment and safety appliances, installed or in use as on 1st April, 1984, by Actunl Users (Industrial or Non-Industrial), subject to the following conditions :—

(i) Actual Users (Industrial) will funish to the custom* authorities, at the time of clearance a declaration giving particulars of their industrial licence /registra- tion certificates, as appropriale, namely. Number and Date of Industrial Licence /Registration with con- cerned authority as industrial unit and cnd-product(s) manufactured, and solemnly nffirminR that such licence/registration has not been cancelled or with- drawn or otherwise made inoperative. In cases where a separate registration number ha" not been allotted by the sponsrtriiiK authority concerned, the importer shall produce other evidence to the satis- faction of the customs authorities that he is licensed/ registered as an industrial unit and is eligible to the import made.

(ii) Actual Users (Non-Industrial) shall, at the time

of clearance of I he floods, furnish to the customs authorities, the original or a photostat copy of the (currently valid) registration certificates held by them under the Shops and Establishment Act¹, Cinematographic Act or appropriate local statute, entitling them to effect the Imports.

(ill) In the case of computer systems, import of per- missible spares parts will be allowed at 3 per cent of the c.i.f. value of imported computers or one percent c>er annum of the purchase price of the indigenously manufactured computer systems or five percent of computer which are integral part of the photo composing machines. At the time of clearance of the imported pood:, the importers should furnish to the customs authorities, a certificate from Char- tered/Cost Accountant or Company Secretary (in practice) or the sponsoring authority concerned show- ing the c.i.f. value or the purchase price of the computer system, as the case may be. They should also furnish a declaration to the effect that the ci.f. value or such Roods already imported during the same financial year does not exceed the per- missible limit, includinn the c.i.f. value of the consignment to be cleared. The Chartered/Cost Accountant Or Company Secretary should not be a partner or a Director or an employee of the ap- plicant firm or its associates,

(iv) Small Scale Units having provisional registration with the sponsorlnff authorities concerned will be eligible to import goods under this licence, subject to Actual User condition.

(v) The Actual User shall maintain proper account of utilisation of the goods imported under this licence in the form and manner laid down, and pro- duce such account to the licensing authority or any other Government authority within such rime as may be specified by it.

(vi) This licence shall also be subject to the Condition No. 1 in Schedule V to the Imports (Control) Order, 1955.

ORDER NO. 5/84

Open General Licence No. 4/84

New Delhi, the 12th April, 1984

S.O. 286 (E).—In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 3 of the Imports & Exports (Control) Act, 1947 (18 of 1947) the Central Governmenf gives general per- mission for importation of the goods specified below from any country in the world, except the Union of South Africa/ South West' Africa :—

(1) Re-import of items after repairs abroad, free cf charge on c.i.f. basis subject to the satisfaction of the cus- toms authority that the item re-imported is the same which was sent abroad for repairs ;

(2) Free gift of trade catalogues and ciiculars tpto a value of Rs. 2,000;

(3) Blue prints and drawings (including micro fllm3) relating to mach.nery and plant sites, work and building, research data, supplied fre? of charge and ha\ing no com- mercial value;

(4) Bonafide technical and trade samples supplied free of charge, not exceeding Rs. 20,000 in c.i.f.' value, in one consign- ment, excepting vegetable seeds, bees, tea and new drugs;

(5) Bonafide advertising material supplied free of charge not exceeding Rs. 2,000' in c.i f. value, in one consignment;

(6) Goods supplied fiee of charge by foreign suppliers or imported againsx an insurance (marine) or manne-cum- erection insurance :laim settled by an Iusuiance Company, in replacement of the goods previously imported but found defective or otherwise until/unsuitable for use or lost/damaged after import, provided that :—

(a) the shipment cf replacement goods is made within 24 months from the date of clearance of the pre- viously imported goods through the customs _ or within the auaiantee period in the case of machines or parts thereof where such period is more man 24 months;

(b) No remittance shall be allowed except for pay- ment of insurance and freight charges wheie the ieplacement of goods by the foieign su-ppliers is subject to the payment of insurance and/or freight by the importer and documentary evidence to this effect is produced a: the time of making the remit- tance;

(c) the following documents shal' be produced to the satisfaction of ths civtoms authorities, at the time of clearance of* the replacement goods :—

(i) original letter from the foreign supplier as evi- dence of goods being supplied free of cost, in case of tree replacements;

(ii) a survey certificate issued by the Lloyds Agents or any other authorised insurance surveyors or the case of machine or parts thereof, a certificate from a professional independent chartered engi- neer, (or Chief Executive in the case of Govern- ment Departments and Public Sector Undertakings) to the effect that goods previously imported were actually received in defective condition and required replacement;

(iii) evidence showing the period of guarantees given bv th? foreign manufacturers of consignors in the case of machines or parts thereof, where shipment takes place after the period of 24 months stipulated in sub-elause (a) above;

(iv) evidence of settlement of claim by the insurance company, in the ca^e of replacement import in- volving fresh remittances. This will, however, not be nece^arv in the ccse of Government departments, provided foreign exchange has been relaased bv the Ministry of Finance (Deptt. of Economic Affairs)/Adm'nis-trative Ministry to cover the amount to be remitted. Replacement imports will allowed upto five value of the claim settled by the insurance company but an increase upto ten per cent of this amount may be allowed owin", to the increase in the value of the machinery to be imported in replacement.

(7) Drues and medicines supplied free of charge for clinical trials with the prior written approval of the Druas Controller of India, Now Delhi and subject to any condi- tions laid down bv him. The approval of the Drugs Con- . t ol!er"hall be produced to the satisfaction of the customs Authorities at the l:rr"j of clearance;

(8) Bonafide- trade samples of drug5 and medicines sup- plied free of choree "'o the self atrents in India of the foreign suppliers, not exceeding Rs. 30,000 in c.i.f. value in on? consignment 'on the written recommendation of the Drugs Controller of India, New Delhi to be produced to the satis- faction of ilie customs authorities at the time of clearance;

(9) Human vuccines and tera iUpplied free of charge or against payment, on the written recommendation of the Drugs Controller of India, New Delhi to be produced lo tnc satisfaction of the customs authorities ul the time of clearance;

(.10) Animal including poultry vacin.es, supplied free of charge or against payment, on the written recommendation of either the State Director of Animal Husbandry or the Animal Husbandry Commissioner to the Governmnt of India, New Delhi, or anv other officer authorised by the Ministry of Agriculture, New Delhi to be produced to the satisfaction of the customs authorities at the time of clearance;

(11) Technical and trade samples of the insectisides (in- cluding pesticides ai.d weeditides), supplied free of choree,"' on the basis of ihe registrdtion issued by the Registration Commttee set up anJer the Insecticides Act, ?968, and the quantity specified by the Committee in respect of items includ- ed ITT the Schedule io the sa.'d Act", to be produced to the satisfaction of the customs authoihies at the time of clearance;

(12) In respect of items covered by SI, Nos. (9) to (11) above, where the items ate supplied free of c h a w, import of the permissible materials shall not be allowed in consu- mer or retail packing and the consignment shall be clearly marked "sample not for sale"'.

(13) Trade catalocties and circulars, blue prints and'

drawings, and technical or trade samples imported under this licence are for the use of the importers themselves and shall not be sold or transferred otherwise;

(14) Thi-- licence ii without prejudice to the application to any floods, of any other prohibition of regulation effect- ing the irrvon' thai mav be in force at the time when such Roods arc imported;

(15) The licence dues not confer any immunity, exemp-

tion or relaxation at any tim? from an obliuation or com- ' pliance with any requirement to which the Actual IJaers^ CTndustrial) mav be subject to under other laws or rceuOa- •tinns. The importers should comply with the provisions or all othr laws applicable to them;

(16) This licence is in fnrersession of Open General Licence No. 4/83 p-iblN-hed vide Tmport Trade Control Older No. 4/83 dated the 15th April, 1983.

ORD&R NO. 6/84

OPEN CiHNt-R^L LICENCE Ntf 5/84

New Delhi, th" 12th April, 1984

S.O. 287(E).—Tn exeicise of the powers conferred by Section 3 of the imporis & Exports (Control) Act, 1947 (IS of 1947), the' Central Government hereby gives general permission to import into India from anv country except the Union of South Africa/South West Africa, items of raw 55 GT/R4— 3

ifflterials, components, consumables, machinery, equipment, istruments, accessories, and spares, required by any research ind development unit, scientific or research laboratory, insti- .ution of higher education and hospitals, recognised by the ^enttsi or State Government so, subject to the following condi- s :—-

(i) The impoiter shall produce to the customs authori- ties at the time of clearance, a declaration fiiving particulars of its recognition by Central or State Government, as the cas^ may he, and declaring that Iho items imported are required for its. own use. In the case of R&D units, they shall also declare that the imported item is required for R&D purposes.

(ii) Item* of consumer floods, bow-so-ever described, shall not be permitted for import undqr this Licence. Import at 'iflice machine! will also not be allowed under this Licence,

(iii) The "oods so imported have not been produced or manulactuicd jn the Union of South Africa/ Soufh West Africa.

(iv) In respect of computer systems and their spares, the import shall be allowed on production of clea- rance by the Department of Electronics New Delhi.

(v) In the case of import of live and attenuated micro organism in any form for R&D purposes, prior per- mission from the Animal Husbandry Commis- sioner to the Government of India in the Ministry or Agriculture shtJ: be produced to the satisfaction of (he customs authorities at the time of clearance.

(vi) The importers shall furnish to the authorities mentioned below within 30 davs of (he clearance of goods from Customs, the particulars of the goods so imported by them, for a value each of Rs. 1 lakhs or more :—

(i) Department of Science & Technology, New Delhi in the case of R&D units and Scientific and Re- search Laboratories, under intimation to the CCT&E, New Delhi.

(ii) Department of Electronic, New Delhi, in res- pect of electronic items.

fin) DGTD, New?" Delhi, in the case of units register- ed with them.

(iv) Administrative Ministry of the Central or Stale Government concerned, as the case may be in the case of hospitals and institutions of higher education.

(vii) This licence shall also be subject to the condition No, 1 in Schedule V to the Imports (Control) Order, 1955.

(viii) Such goods are shipped ou UUUUSJI consignment to India on or before 31st March, 1985 or, in the case of machinery/equipment/sparcs shipped on or b"fore 31st March, 1986 against firm contract enter- ed into and registered with a foreign exchange dealer (Bank) on or before 28th February, 1985, without anv grace period whatsoever.

(ix) Nothing m tr.is Licence shall affect the application to any goods, of anv prohibition or regulation affecting the import thereof, in force, at the time when such goods aie imported.

(x) The licence docs nor confer any immunity, exemp- tion or relaxation at any time from an obligation or compliance with anv requirement t'o which the Actual Users (Indusfrial) may be subject to under other laws ?r regulations. The Importers should comp- ly with the* provisions of all other laws applicable to them.

ORDER NO. 7/84

OPEN GENERAL LICENCE NO. 6/84

S.O. 288(E).—In exercise of the powers conferred by section 3 of the Imports & Exports (Control) Act, 1947 (18 of 1947), the Central Government hereby gives general permission to import into India from any country except the Union of South Africa/South West Africa, the ggeds of the description specified in Appendix 5 of Import & Export Policy, 1984-85 (Vol. I), by designated Public Sector (Canalising) Agencies mentioned against the relevant items in the said Appendix, subject to the following conditions :—

(i) The imports shall be made against the. foreign ex- change released by Government! for the purpose;

(ii) Imported goods shall be distributed bv the Canalis- ing Agency concerned in accordance with the policy and procedure laid down;

(iii) The Roods so imported havo not been produced or manufactured in the Union of South Africa/South West Africa;

(iv) Such goods ar? shipped on through consignments to' India on or before 30th September, 1985, without any grace period, what-so-ever, provided firm order is placed on or before 31st .March, 1985;

(v) This licence shall also be subject to condition No. 1. in Schedule- V to the Imports (Control) Order, 1955;

(vi) Nothing in this licence shall affect the application to any goods of any other prohibition/or regula- tion, affecting the imports thereof in force, at the time when 3uch goods are imported.

(vii) The licence

ORDER NO. 8/84

OPEN GENERAL LICENCE NO. 7/84

New Delhi, the 12th April, 1984

S.O. 289(E).-—In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 3 of the imports and Exports (Control) Act, 1947 (18 of 1947), the Central Government hereby gives general permission to import into India from any country, except the Union of South AfricaVSouth West Africa, Jigs, fixtures, Diee and Patterns, moulds (including moulds for diccasting), and press tools (other than those appearing in Appendices 1 Part-A, 2 and 3 Part-A of the Import and Pxport Policy, 1984-85 (Vol. I) and parts thereof, subject to the following conditions :—

(1) The importer is an Actual User (Industrial) registered with the DGTD, New Delhi or the concerned State Director of Industries or other sponsoring authority concerned, a the cme may be, requiring auch items for use in hifl own undertaking ;

(2) The goods so imported shall be of new manufacture. If they are second-hand or reconditioned items the;r import will be permitted only if the machinery is not moro than seven yearn old and its remaining life is not less than five years, and the importer shall produce to the customs autho- rity at the time of clearance, a certificate from a professional independent Chartered engineer/any equivalent institute in the country from which imiwrt is made, indicating :—

(a) Name of manufacture of the plant and machinery ;

(b) Year of manufacture ;

(c) Present condition "f the plant and machinery and

its expected residual life ;

(d) The CIF value of equivalent Capital Goods, if

purchased new.

(c) Nature of recondkioninjt/rcpairs done, if any,

the date(s) on which these were carried out ;

(f) Opinion regarding the price aaked for by the supplier!

and the basis for sucfi opinion.

(3) The Actual Users (Industrial) concerned shall produce to the satisfaction of the customs authorities concerned at the time of clearance, a declaration giving particulars of his industrial licence /Registration giving Certificate, namely, the Number and Date of the Industrial Licence/Registration issued to the Actual User as an industrial unit and the end-product(s) manufactured, and affirming that such licence/ registration IIHS not been cancelled or withdrawn or other- wise made inoperative. In caseg, where icparate registration number has not been allotted by the sponsoring authority concerned, ho shall produce appropriate other evidence to tho satisfaction of the customs authorities

(4) The importers shall furnish pe-riodicBl returns to the Director of Statistics, Office of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, giving the description of tho good* imported and their c.i.f. value, "s on 30th Sep- tember, 1984 and 31st March, 1985. Each such return shall be furnished within 15 days of the close, of the period concerned.

(5) This Licence shall also be subject to the condition No. 1 in Schedule V to the Imports (Control) Order, 1955 ;

(6) Tho goods BO imported have not been produced or,

manufactured in the Union of South Africa/South West Africa ;

(7) Such goods are ihipped on through consignment to India on or before 31st March. 1985 or on or before 31st March, 1986 against firm orders for which irrevocable Letters of Credits are opened on or before the 28th February, 1985, without any grace period, whatsoever ;

(8) Nothing in this Licence shall affect the application to any goods, of any other prohibition or regulation affecting the import thereof, in force, at the time when such goods are imported ;

(9) The licence does not confer any immunity, exemption or relaxation at any time from an obligation or compliance with any requirement to which the Actual Users (Industrial) may be subject under other laws or regulations. The im- porters should comply with the provision of oil other laws applicable to them.

ORDER NO. 9/84

OPEN GENERAL LICENCE NO. R/84

New Delhi, the 12th April, 1984

S.O. 290(E).—In exercise of the powers conierred by Section 3 of the Imports and Exports (Control) Act, 1947 (18 of 1947), the Central Government hereby gives general permission to import into India from any country except the Union of South Africa/South West Africa, all items of raw materials, components, coOBUrnablci, machinery, equip- ment, instruments, accessories, tools and spares (but not consumer goods howsoever described), by the. Oil and Natural Gas Commission (ONGC), Oil India Limited Hnd M/s. Bharat Gold Mines Ltd., subject to the following condition! :—

11) The items permitted for import shall be those cleared by the LKJTD, New Delhi from lndigenoui angle. Where import of any electronics items in- cluding facsimile equipment for a c.i.f. value of Rs. 5 lakhs or more and marine electronic? equip- ment and parts irrespective of value, is involved, or communication equipments for a value more than Rs. one lakh is involved, the import sJiaH h* allo- wed only after clearance is given by ihe Depart- ment of Electronics. Evidence to this effect shall be produced to the customs authorities. Indige- nous clearance will not be required under (3) and (4) below.

(2) The import shall be made only against foreign ex- change released by the Government for the pur- pose, except under (3) and (4) below.

(3) Where a service contract has been awarded to a foreign contractor; who brings equipment lor execution of work, provided that (a) import of such equipment is not be paid for and (b) the Oil arid Natural Gas Commission/M/s. Oil India Ltd. undertakes that such equipment shall be re- exported after completion of the work. If the imported equipment is fitted with any item such as projector or camera which forms its pnrt the import of such consumer durable! shall be subject to ONGC undertaking their fe-export alongwith the main equipment.

(4) Whore a off-shore contract is ' awarded to M/s. Mazagaon Docks Ltd. or to any other similar undertaking in the public ssctor, and services of foreign Engineers/specialists are engaged for com- pletion of the work, and such engineer/specialist brings tools, instruments and equipment for execu- tion of work, provided (a) the import of the goods, in Question, is not to be paid for, Bnd (b) M/". Mazagaon Docks or the concerned public sector organisation undertakes that the imported tools, instruments and equipment shall be re-exported after completion of work.

(5) The goods are required to be imported by public sector undertaking receiving off-shore contracts from ONGC, and are required by them for execution of such contract.

(6) The import shall be subject to "Actual User" condition.

(7) This licence shall also be subject to the condition No. 1 in Schedule V of the Imports (Control) Order, 1955.

(8) The goods so imported have not been produced or manufactured in the Union of South Africa/South West Africa.

(9) Such goods are shipped on through consignment to India on or before 31st March, 1985, or in the case of machinery and spares, these are shipped on or before 31st March, 1986 against firm con- tracts entered into and registered with a foreign exchange dealer (Bank) on or before 28th February, 19R5, without any grace period whatsoever.

(10) Nothing in this licence shall affect th* application to any goods, of any other prohibition or regula- tion affecting the import thereof, in force at the time when such joods are imported.

(11) The licence does not confer aqy immunity, exemp- tion or relaxation at any time from an obligation or compliance with any requirement to which the Actual Users (Industrial) may be subject to under other laws or reflations. The importers should comply with the provisions of all other laws appli- cable to them.

ORDER NO. 10/84

OPEN GENERAL LICENCE NO. 9/84

New Delhi, the 12th April, 1984

5.0. 291(E).—lni exercise of the powers conferred by lection 3 of the Imports ana Exports (Control) Act, 1947 (18 if 1947), the Central Government hereby gives general permis- ion to Air India, Indian Airlines and other Airlines who are nembers of the IATA and other categories specified here- indcr, to import spares, consumables (excluding ^reuses and ubricarrts) covered by Appendix 5 Part B to the import and Export Policy, 1984-85, (Volume I), aircraft tyres anil tubes, nanual, techn-cal drawings, illustrations an dother technical iterature pertaining to the lleet of aircraft operated and main- aincd by them and the associate test and training equipment, iubject to the following conditions :—

(i) No consumer goods howsoever described shall bo imported under the provisions of this Open General Licence ;

(ii) The imported item? shall be subject to the ''Actual

User" condition ;

(iii) The importer .shall furnish to the Customs authori- ties at the time of clearance, a declaration giving particulars of the airline and its current member- ship of the IATA ;

(iv) Companies operating aircraft or engaged in the aerial spraying of crops can import spares, only, other than those appearing in Appendices 2, 3~ Part A 8 and 10, of Import and Export Policy, 1984-85 (Volume I), for maintenance .of their aircrafts, on production of evidence to the customs that the importer has been registered or holds a certificate for at least three vears under the local law applicable to shops and establishments ;

(v) Owners of executive aircraft, whether in private . or public sector, can import spares only, other than those appearing in Appendices 2, 3 Part-A, 8 or 10 of Import and Export Policy, 1984-85 (Volume I), for maintenance of their executive aiicrafts ;

(vi) The goods jmporled should not be from and/or have not been produced or manufactured in the Union of South Africa/South West Africa ;

(vij) Goods are shipped on through consignment to India on or before 31st March, 1985 withQut any grace period, whatsoever ;

(viii) This licence shall also be subject to the condition No. 1 in Schedule V to the Imports (Control) Order, 1955.

(h.) Nothing in this licence shall affect the application to any goods, of any other prohibition or regulaion affecting the import thereof in force, at the time when such goods are imported ;

(x) The licence does-not confer any immunity, exemp- tion or relaxation at any time from an obligation or compliance with any requirement to which the Actual Users (Industrial) may be subject to under other laws or regulations. The importers should comply with the provisions of all other laws appli- cable to them.

ORDER NO. 11/84

OPEN GENERAL LICENCE NO. 10/84

New Delhi, the 12th April, 1984

S,O. 292(E).—In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 3 of the Imports and Exports (Control) Act, 1947 (18 of 1947"), (he Central Government hereby gives general permission to import into India from any country except the Union of South Africa/South West Africa, the items of the description specified in the Schedule annexed hereto, by eligible Actual Users mentioned against each item, subject to the following conditions :—

(1) The import shall be within the value limit indicated against (jach item in the Schedule and for purpose specified ;

(2) In the case of medical instruments, etc. scientific instruments and chemicals and spare parts of motor vehicles and agricultural tractors, referred to at Serial Nos., 2, 4, 5 and 6 in the annexed schedule, the eligible importer shall, at the time of clearance, give a declaration to the customs authority about the cif value of such goods already imported under this provision in the same financial year ;

(3) In the case of spare parts of motor vehicles, and agricultural tractors, the Importer shall also produce to the customs authority the valid Registration Certificate of the vehicle or. the tractor concerned, with an evidence of upto date payment/exemption of taxes under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1939 ;

(4) The goods are shipped an through consignment basis to India on or before 31st March, 1985, without any grace period, whatsoever ;

(5) Import shall be subject to "Actual User" condi-

tion.

(7)

The licence shall ako be subject to condition No. 1 in Schedule V" to the Imports (Control) Order, 1955 ; Nothing in this licence shall affect the application to any woods of any prohibition or regulation affect- ing the import thereof, in force at the time when they are actually imported ; and

(8)

which effe;t evidence sh,ill be produced to ths customs authorities) provided the c.i.f. value of su~h goods imported shall not exceed rupees ten thousand, in a financial year.

5.

Testing laboratories approved

Testing equipment, testing instrumevs and chemicals.

The licence does not confer any immunity, exemp- tion or relaxation at any time from an obligation or compliance with any requirement to which the Actual Users (.Industrial) may be subject to .under other laws or regulations. The importers should comply with the prpjystOTis of all other laws appli- cable to them.

Schedule to OGL No. 10/4 dated the 12th April, 1984

No. Item

S.

Eligible importer'!, value limit and purpose of import

under the Drugs and Cos- metics Act, 1940, of a total value not exceeding Rs. 50,000 (c.i.f.) in a year for their own use, on produc- tion of recommendation of State Drugs Controller.

2

¹

3

6.

Drugs and nndicin.es

Spare parts of motor vehicles and agricultural tractors.

Persons owning imported vehi- cles/agricultural tracto-s, for their own use, upto a c.i.f. value of rupees five thousand in a financial year.

7.

(0 Hospitals and nwJical institutions for their own use, provided the c.i.f. value of such goods- imported at any one time shall not exceed twenty-live thousand rupees;

(ii) Any individual, for his personal use, provided the c.i.f. value of such goods imported at any one time shall not exceed one thousand rupaes; and

Amateur radio communica- tion equipment including kits, ac:essories (including antenna, rotary motors, feed lines, standing wave, radio bridg;) instruments, spares and components. The equip- me it is to conform within the following frequency ranges and/or limitations;

3.

return shall be sent through the Customs officer attached to the unit concerned.

(6) The importer shall comply wiLh all the conditions laid down in the Registration Certificate, issued to him by Director General Shipping.

(7) Nothing In this Licence shall affect the application to any goods, of any other prohibition or reflation, af- fecting the Import thereof, in force at the time when such goods ore imported,

(8) The |iccnce does not confer any immunity, exemp- tion or relaxation fit any time from an obligation or com- pliance with any requirement to which the Actual Users (Industrial) may be subject to under other laws or regu- lations. The importers should comply with the provisions of all other laws applicable to them.

ORDER NO. 12/84

OPEN GENERAL LICENCE NO. 11/84

New Delhi, the 12th April, 1984

S.O. 293 (B).—Tn exercise oil the powers conferred by Section 3 of the Imports & Exports (Control) Act, 1947 (18 of 1947), the Central Government heroby fiives gene- ral permission, till further orders, to the Actual Users en- gaged in ship repairing work, for import of (i) capital goods, (ii) raw materials (iii) components. (iv) consum- ables and (v) spares, from anv country, except the Union of South AiricalSouth West Africa, subject to the foilow- inir conditions;—

(1) The importer is registered with the Director Gene-

ral, Shipping, Bombay as a ship repairing unit.

(2) The goods shall be imported in custom bonded pre-

mises.

(3) Tbe imported goods shall be used in repairs of occun-going-vessels, whether Indian or foreign, in the cus- tom bonded premises.

(4) The procedure applicable for customs bonding shall

be followed Including transit bond.

(5) At the end of each financial year, the Actual User concerned shall give an account of the items and their CTF value imported and used in the ship repairing work and tbe arriount of foreign exchange earned in ship repairs, ck-.ly certified bv the bank, to the licensing authority con- cerned, and *the Director General Shinnine Tlnmlinv Thin

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