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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. 365] NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1984/SRAVANA 10, 1906 Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed as a separate

compilation

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MINISTRY OF LAW, JUSTICE AND COMPANY AFFAIRS

(Department of Company Affairs)

New Delhi, the 31st July, 1984

ORDER

SO. 554(E).—Whereas the Central Government is of the opinion that it is necessary and expedient so to do in the public interest;

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-rule (5) of rule 5 of the Monopolies and Res- trictive Trade Practices Rules, 1970, the Central Government hereby specifies the Form annexed to this Order as the Form in which Notice under sub-section (1) of section 21 of the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices' Act, 1969 (54 of 1969), shall be given in regard to the proposals for re-endorsement of capacity in respect of the undertakings engaged in the production of articles as specified in Appendix to this ; | J |( Order.

FORM

APPLICATION FORM FOR RE-ENDORSEMENT OF CAPACITY OF UNDERTAKINGS

1. Name and address of the industrial

undertaking.

2. Whether registered under MRTP Act and if so, indicate relevant section of the Act,

3. Whether dominant undertaking and if so, the

item in which dominant.

4. Whether covered by FERA.

5. Item^of^gj^jgJ^ioj! If aQ A ppe n d ix i t e n lj

p!"j2S*ffiEeate the item No. in Appendix (as IWJefined).

6. Whether the item(s) are reserved for small scale sector or subject to special regulation (vide items included in Annexure to the press note dated 8th April, 1983) pesticide for- mulations.

7. Particulars of industrial licence|COB licence| registration certificate (under Section 10 of the IDR Act) held by the undertaking.

8. Licensed|registered capacity.

9. Where the unit has availed of the re-endorse- ment facility as contained in the press note dated 21st April 1982. If so, the capacities re-endorsed as on 31-3-1982 and|or 31-3-1983.

10 Production dunng the last 5 financial years i.e. from 1979-80 to 1983-84 vearwiselitem- wise (N.B. the production figures should con- form to the figures of production reported to DGTD and other technical authorities and should also be supported by Chartered Ac- countantslPractising Cost Accountants* Certificate).

11. Whether the production plus one-third thereof in any of the above-mentioned fivo years is higher than the licensed capacity + 25 per cent. If so, the extent of production higher than the licensed capacity + 25 per cent and the year in which highest production was achieved may be indicated.

12. Whether production during 1983-84 is higher than the capacity re-endorsed as per 9 above in the case of units who have availed of the re-endorsement facility during 1982 and 1983. If so, the extent of production higher than the re-endorsed capacity.

13. Extent of re-endorsement of capacity sought for in terms of the press note dated 4 April, 1984.

14. Any other information that may be relevant and helpful for re-endorsement as per a press note dated 4 April, 1984.

Certified that the information furnished above are true and are as per the records maintained by the industrial undertaking.

(Signature of applicant)

Date:

APPENDIX

J. METALLURGICAL INDUSTRIES :

1. Ferro alloys.

2. Automotive castings, SG iron castings, steel

castings and steel forgings.

3. Non-ferrous metals and their alloys', includ-

ing aluminium foils.

4- Sponge Iron and Pelletisation.

2. BOILERS AND STEAM GENERATING

PLANTS:

3 PRIME MOVERS (OTHER THAN ELECTRI-

CAL GENERATORS) :

1. Industrial turbines.

2. Internal combustion engines.

3. Alterante energy systems like solar, windr

etc. & equipments therefor.

4 Gas|hydro|steam turbines' from 20 MW to

60 MW.

4. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT :

1. Equipment for transmission and distribution of electricity including power and distribution transformers, power relays, HT-switch gear, synchronous condensers.

2. Electrical motors'.

3. Electrical furnaces including industrial furna-

ces.

4. X-ray equipment.

5. Electronic components and equipment.

6. Component wires for manufacture of lead-in-

wires.

7. Hydro|steam|gas generators from 20 MW to

60 MW.

5. TRANSPORTATION :

1, Mechanised sailing vessels upto 10,000 DWT

including fishing trawlers.

2- Ship ancillaries.

3. (U Commercial Vehicles, public transport vehicles including, automotive commercial three-wheeler jeep type vehicles, industrial locomotives.

(2) Personal transport vehicles :

(i) Passenger cars;

(ii) Automotive two-wheclers and three- wheelers. Regarding two-wheelers, only expansion of existing units, subject to an export obligation of 25 per cent on ad- ditional capacity.

(3) Specialised automotive components, •uch as pistons and piston rings, fuel injec- tion equipment; auto-electricals, such as starter motors, generators, spark plugs, rear axle assembly, brake and clutch assembly, tyre|tube valves, wheels for automobiles and bimetal bearings.

6- INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY :

Industrial machinery including specialised

equipment :

1. High performance and high fidelity industrial valves as may be specified by the Ministry of Industry.

2. Centralised lubrication systems.

3. Gears, gear boxes and couplings.

4- .Rolls for paper mills, rolls for rolling mills.

5. Pollution Control equipment.

6. Process equipment for utilisation of recycling

of wastes.

7. 1. Machine tools, including controls and

accessories.

2 Jigs, fixtures, tools and dies of specialised

types and cross land tooling.

3. Engineering production aids such as cutting and forming tools, patterns and dies and mining tools.

8. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY :

Tractors

9. EARTH MOVING MACHINERY :

Earth Moving Machinery and constitution

machinery and components thereof.

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10. INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTS :

Indicating, recording and regulating devices for pressure, temperature, rate of flow, weights, levels and the like.

11. SCIENTIFIC AND ELECTROMEDlCAL INSTRUMENTS AND LABORATORY

EQUIPMENT.

12. NITROGENOUS & P H O S ^ H A t lC FERTILI-

ZERS FALLING UNDER :—

(1) Inorganic fertilizers under '18-Fertilizers'

in the First Schedule to the I(D&R) Act, 1951.

13 CHEMICALS (OTHER THAN FERTILI-

ZERS) :—

1. Heavy organic chemicals induing petro-

chemicals.

2. Heavy inorganic chemicals.

3. Organic fine chemicals.

4. Synthetic icsins and plastics.

5. Man-made fibres.

6. Synthetic rubber.

7. Industrial explosives.

8. Technical grade insecticides, fungicides,

weedicides and the like.

9. Synthetic detergents.

10. Miscellaneous chemicals (for industrial use

only) including :—-

1. Catalysts and catalyst supports.

2. Photographic chemicals.

3 Rubber chemicals,

4. Polyols.

5. Isocyanates, Urethanes, etc.

6. Speciality chemicals for enhanced oil

recovery.

7. Heating fluids.

8. Coal tar distillation and products there-

from.

9. Tonnage plants for the manufacture of

industrial gases.

10. High altitude breathing oxygen|medica[

oxygen.

1 I. Nitrous oxide.

12 Refrigerated gases like liquid nitrogen,

carbon dioxide, etc. in large volumes.

13. Argon and othci rate gases.

14. Aikali(acid resisting cement compound

15 Leather chemicals and auxiliaries.

14. DRUGS AND PHARMACEUTICALS FOR

FERA DRUG COMPANIES :

(a) Drug intermediates from the basic stage for

production of high technology bulk drugs;

(b) High technology bulk drugs from basic stages and formulations based thereon with an overall ratio of bulk drug consumption (from own manufacture) to formulations from all sources of 1:5.

FOR NON-FERA MRTP COMPANIES :

All bulk drugs and formulations with an overall ratio of 1 : 10 between the value of produc- tion of bulk drugs and of formulations.

15. 1. Paper and pulp including paper products.

2. Industrial laminates.

16. 1. Automobile tyres and tubes, including auto-

mobile tyre tube valves. 2. Rubberised conveyor beltings.

3. Rubberised heavy duty industrial beltings of

all types.

4. Rubber reinforced and lined fire fighting hose

pipes.

17. PLATE GLASS:

1. Float glass.

2. Toughened glass insulators. 3. Glass fibres of all types.

18. CERAMICS :

1. Refractories.

2. Furnace lining bricks—acidic, basic and

neutral.

3. Ceramic fibres.

19. CEMENT PRODUCTS :

1- Portland cement.

2. Gypsum boards, wall boards and the like.

20. HIGH TECHNOLOGY REPRODUCTION AND

MULTIPLICATION EQUIPMENT:

21. CARBON AND CARBON PRODUCTS :

1. Graphite electrodes and anodes.

2. Impervious graphite blocks and sheets.

22. PRETENSIONED HIGH PRESSURE RCC

PIPES:

23. RUBBER MACHINERY :

24. PRINTING MACHINERY :

1. Web-Fed high speed offset rotary printing machines having output of 30,000 or more impressions per hour.

2. Photo composing|type setting machines.

3. Multi-colour sheet-fed offset priting machines

of sizes 18" x 25" and above.

4. High speed Rotogravure printing machines having output of 30,000 or more impressions per hour.

25. SOYA PRODUCTS :

1. Soya Textured Proteins.

2. Soya Protein Isolates.

3. Soya Protein Concentrates'.

4. Other specialised products of Soya Bean.

5- Winterized and Deodorised refined Soya Bean

Oil.

NOTE:

Items of manufacture reserved for the Sector under Schedule A to the Industrial Policy Resolution, 1956 or for production in the Small Scale Sector, as may be notified from time to time, will be excluded from tha application of the list.

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PRINTED BY THE MANAGER. OOVT, OF INDIA PRESS. JUNO ROAD, NEW DELHI-1 1 0 0 64

AND PUBLISHED BY THE CONTROLLER OF PUBUCAIJONS, D E L H I - U 0 0 5 4, 1984