The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 104] NEW DELHI, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1984/SRAVANA 13, 1906 Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation
2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1] MINISTRY OF COMMERCEIMPORT TRADE CONTROL
PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 40-1TC (PN)|84
New Delhi, the 4th August, J 984
Subject: Import and distribution policy in lespect
of raw casbewnuts for 1984-85.
Fik No. 1PC|25|2|84.—Attention is invited to the Import & Export Policy for April 1984—March 1985 (Vol. I), published under the Ministry of Commerce Public Notice No. 18-ITC (PN)|84 dated the 12th April, 1984.
2. Under the import policy for 1984-85, raw cashewnuts can be imported by Actual Users (Industrial), Export Houses |Trading House, and the Cashew Corporation of India Limited, in accordance with the provisions laid down.
3. The eligible importer shall, within seven days from the conclusion of import purchase intimate in writing to the Cashew Corporation of India Limited, Cochin in the form prescribed by the Corporation, the details of purchase concluded by the importer even pending signing of a formal contract. The said intimation will be followed up within a fortnight from the conclusion of import purchase, by the original contract with a photostate copy for registration by the Cashew Corporation. The importer shall also remit by Demand Draft, registration charges to the corpora- tion calculated at i% of the cif value of the purchase, along with the intimation of import purchase.
4. The Corporation will register the contract within seven days from the date of its receipt from the importer together with a letter of authority which will indicate the quantity to be cleared by the importer. The Customs authorities will allow clearance of the goods On the strength of such letter of autho- rity.
5. In respect of the raw cashewnuts imported by the Cashew Corporation of India Limited on its own account, the Cashew Corporation of India Limited will be free to offer the quantities to the Actual Users.
P. C. JAIN, Chief Controller of Imports and Exports