The Gazette of India PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY No. 49] NEW DELHI, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1959/AGRAHAYANA 14, 1881 NOTICE The undermentioned Gazettes of India Extraordinary were published upto the 26th November, 1959:- Issue No.
144 145 146 147 148 No. and date G.S.R. 1286, dated 24th November, 1959.
G.S.R. 1287, dated 24th November, 1959.
G.S.R. 1288, dated 24th November, 1959.
G.S.R. 1309, dated 25th November, 1959.
G.S.R. 1310, dated 26th November, 1959.
Issued by Lok Sabha Secretariat.
Rajya Sabha Secretariat.
Ministry of Steel, Mines and Fuel.
Ministry of Food and Agriculture.
Ministry of Finance.
Subject Amendments to the Members of Parliament (Travelling and Daily Allowances) Rules,
1957.
Amendments to the Members of Parliament (Travelling and Daily Allowances) Rules,
1957.
The Petroleum and Natural Gas Rules, 1959.
Amendment in Order No.
S.R.O. 4153-A, dated 28th December, 1957.
Prohibiting the bringing of certain documents into India or into Pondicherry State by sea or by land.
Copies of the Gazettes Extraordinary mentioned above will be supplied on Indent to the Manager of Publications, Civil Lines, Delhi. Indents should be submitted so as to reach the Manager within ten days of the date of issue of these Gazettes.
PART II—Section 3—Sub-section (i) General Statutory Rules (including orders, bye-laws etc. of a general character) issued by the Ministries of the Government of India (other than the Ministry of Defence) and by Central Authorities (other than the Administrations of Union Territories).
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA New Delhi, the 1st December 1959 G.8.R. 1315.—The following is published for general information.
Amendment to Supreme Court Rules, 1950 The Supreme Court of India, in the exercise of its rule making powers and with the approval of the President, hereby makes the following amendment to the Supreme Court Rules. 1950.
( 1627 ) "In Order II Supreme Court Rules 1950 (aa amended) the following be substituted for the existing rule 4.
4. (1) Thei Court shall sit in two terms annually, the first commencing from the termination of the summer vacation and ending with the day immediately preceding isuch day in December as the Court may fix for the commencement of the Christmas and New Year holidays and the second commencing from the termination of the Christmas and New Year holidays and ending with the commencement of the summer vacation.
(2) The period of the summer vacation shall not exceed ten weeks.
(3) The length of the summer vacation and the number of holidays shall be such aa may be fixed by the Chief Justice and notified in the Gazettei of India so as not to exceed one hundred and three days (excluding Sundays not falling in the vacation and during holidays)".
[No. F. 10/59-SCMJ (I).]
By Order of the Court, ARINDAM DUTT, Registrar.
MINISTRY OF LAW (Department of Legal Affairs) New Delhi-2, the 30th November 1959 O.S.R. 1316 (Contracts/Amds. 20).—In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (1) of article 299 of the Constitution, the President hereby directs that the following further amendments shall be made in the notification of the Government of India in the Ministry of Law, No. G.S.R. 1181, dated the 1st December 1958, relating to the execution of contracts and assurances of property namely: — "In the said notification— (A) In Part I, for the entry under Head B, the following entry shall be substituted, namely:—• 'B. Surety bonds relating to the grant of pension to Government servants or provisional pension to displaced Government servants; by the authorities sanctioning the pension or provisional pension.';
(B) In Part III which relates to the Ministiy of Defence under Head 'E' in clauses (1) and (ii) of item 1, for the words 'the Director of Mechanical Engineering' the words 'the Director of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering' shall be substituted;
(C) In Part VI which relates to the Ministry of Finance, under Head D, after it^m 8 the following item shall be inserted, namely: — '9. In the case of Land Customs Collectorates:— (i) All contracts, deeds or instruments relating to the Land Customs Collectorates; by the Collector of Land Customs, Assistant Collector, Superintendent Deputy Superintendent, or Inspector of Central Excise employed in the Collect torates of Land Customs. .
(ii) Contracts for the lease of land in the Control of Land Customs Collectorates, where such lease is otherwise permissible; by the Collector of Land Customs.
(iii) Contracts or other instruments for the purchase, supply and conveyance of furniture, stores and other equipment: by the Collector of Land ^^SS^SL^SS§SSr of dentral Exoi*e employed in
(lv) Le^opeityrf r t d h e l e s r T t t &%zsror °ther immovawe <V) SeS?JSi£f b + n d S ° f cas£ierf a n d o t h e r Government servants or theirsureties to secure the dfue execution of an office or the due accountlh$ £OT77 m £ n e y * 7 j t h e r Property received by virtue thereof; by rL%>UZ%Ji ofLandCustorns or the Assistant Collector of Cmtral Excise employed in the Collectorates of Land Customs 9, .
(vi) Agreements, for hiring of building in their respective charge; by the Assistant Collector or the Superintendent of Central Excise employed in the Collectorates of Land Customs.
(D) In part VII which relates to the Ministry of Food and Agriculture—
(i) under Head 'A' in item 5, after clause (iv) the following clause shall be inserted, namely: —
(v) Agreements relating to hire of machinery, tools and plants to Government Organisations and private parties;
(ii) Under Head 'B', in item 1, fo" the words, 'the Director of Purchase, Joint Director of Purchase, Deputy Director of Purchase or Assistant Directors of Purchase'.
the following words shall be substituted namely: — 'a Director of Purchase, a Joint Director of Purchase, a Deputy Director of Purchase or an Assistant Director of Purchase' (E) In Part XVI which relates to the Ministry of Scientific Research and Cultural Affairs, under Head G, after item 8, the following item shall be inserted, namely: — '9. Agreements relating to conservancy services rendered on the Survey of India Estate at 17 E. C. Road, Dehra Dun; by the Deputy Surveyor General, Dehra Dun.
(F) In Part XVIII which relates to the Ministry of Transport and Communications, under Head A, in item 2, after clause (xiv) the following clause shall be inserted, namely: — '(XV) Agreements with and undertakings from trainees admitted for training as Ratings in the T. S. 'Bhadra' Calcutta/T. S. 'Mekhala', . Visakhapatnam/T.S. 'Nau Lakshi', Navlakhi; by the Captain Superintendent, T. S. 'Bhadra' Calcutta/T. S. 'Mekhala' Visakhapatnam/T. S. 'Nau Lakshi', Navlakhi.'" [No. F. 17(l)/59-J.]
P. K. BOSE, Dy. Secy.
MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS New Delhi, the 25th November, 1959 G.S.R. 13X7.—In pursuance of rule 25 of the All India Services (Deathcum-Retirement Benefits) Rules, 1948, the Central Government, after consultation with the Governments of the States concerned, hereby makes the following amendments to the All India Services .(Commutation of Pension) Regulations, 1959, namely: — In the said Regulations
(1) in sub-regulation (2) of regulation 7, for the words, letters and brackets "and in any other case in accordance with the table given in Schedule B(b)", the words, figures, letters and brackets, "in the case of members of the service whose commutation of pension took effect during the period 1st February, 1957 and 30th June, 1959. in accodrance with the table given in Schedule B(b) and in any other case in accordance with the table given in Schedule B(c)" shall be substituted.
<2) in Schedule B(b), for the words and figures 'after 1st February, 1957' the words and figures 'during the period 1st February. 1957 and 30th June, 1959.' shall be substituted.
. ' 5 , M.-J i M. M., i \Z
(3) after Schedule B(b) the following shall be added as Schedule B(c>— "(c) Table in respect of members whose commutation of pension took effect on or after 1st July, 1959: — Age next birth day 30 3 i 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 '39 4° 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 52 53 54 55 56 57 Commutation value expressed as number of year's purchase.
19-28 19 '06 18-83 iS'59 if-35 18 ' i o 17-84 17-58 17-31 17-03 16-74 i6'45 16-15 i 5 R 4 I5 '52 I5'2O 14S7 1453 14-19 13-84 1349 13-13 12'77 J240 1203 11-65 11-27 10-89 Age rext birth day 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 S i 83 83 84 85 Commutation value expressed as number of year's purchase.
10-50 10-12 9-74 9'37 9-00 8-64 8-28 7-93 7-5» 7-24 6-91 6' 58 6-26 5'95 5-64 5 3 5 5'06 4-79 4-52 4'27 4-02 3 . 7 9 3-57 3-37 3'i8 3 0 1 2'86 2-73" NOTE.—This table is based on a rate of interest of 3-5 per cent, per annum.
[No. 1/2/59-AIS.III.J CORRIGENDUM New Delhi-11, the 21th November 1959 G.S.R. 1318.—In this Ministry's notification No. G.S.R. 1213 published in the Gazette of India, Part II Section 3, Sub-section (i) dated the Ith November, 1959, at pages 1504-1505, In item I under 'Delhi' the figure 'T shall be substituted for '70'.
[No. E/44/58-AIS(II).T S. NARAYANSWAMY, Dy. Secy.
New Delhi, the 26th November 1959 G.S.R. 1319.—Whereas it appears to the Central Government that the property specified in the Schedule below, which are vested in the Treasurer of Charitable Endowments for the State of Bombay, should be vested in the Treasurer of Charitable Endowments for the State of Mysore;
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by section 12 of the Charitable Endowments Act, 1890 (6 of 1890), the Central Government hereby directs that the said property shall be vested in the Treasurer of Charitable Endowments for the State of Mysore.
tec.3(i)J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA: DEC. 5, 1959/AGRAHAYANA 14, 1881 163!
SCHEDULE Fund for the Subsidised Medical Practitioners Centre at Murdeshwar created initially from the donation given to Government by the Trustees of "the Shamrao Vithal Medical and Educational Fund".
[No. F. 18/14/59-Judl.IL] LAL CHAND, Under Secy.
MINISTRY OF FINANCE (Department of Economic Affairs) New Delhi, the 21th November 1959 G.S.R. 1320.—In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (2) of article 77 of the Constitution, the President is pleased to make the following rule, namely:— All loan agreements, promissory notes and other documents required to be executed, in exercise of the executive power of the Union, in connection with the establishment, by the Export-Import Bank, Washington, of a line of credit in United States Dollars or in other currencies made available from the funds of the United States of America to the International Cooperation Administration, to assist India in financing the acquisition of such commodities and services or for such other purposes as shall from time to time be mutually agreed upon between the President and the Director of the International Cooperation Administration, shall be executed and authenticated on behalf of the President by the Ambassador of the Charge d' Affaires for India in the United Statefc of America.
Dated at New Delhi this 27th day of November, 1959.
[No. F. 15(5)-Ec. A. 11/59.]
By order and in the name of the President.
N. C. SEN GUPTA, Joint Secy.
(Department of Economic Affairs) New Delhi, the 27th November 1959 G.S.R. 1321.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 13 of the Central Sales Tax Act, 1956 (74 of 1956), the Central Government hereby makes the following amendments in the Central Sales Tax (Registration and Turnover) Rules, 1957, namely:— In the said Rules—
(i) in Form 'E-I', for the words beginning with "I/we further certify" and ending with ''authority of the State of ", wherever they occur, the following 3hall be substituted, namely:— "I/we further certify that (i) I/we will pay/have paid tax under the Act or (ii) no tax was payable under the Act in view of the general exemption referred to in sub-section (2A) of section 8, on the sale of the goods covered by documents whose particulars are given above, to the appropriate sales tax authority of the State of ";
(ii) In Form 'E-II' for the portion beginning with the words 'the dealer from whom I/we purchased' and ending with the words 'transferors of documents of title to the goods', wherever it occurs, the following shall be substituted, namely: — "the dealer from whom I/we purchased the documents of title to the goods during the movement referred to in (b) above, has certified (i) that he has paid/will pay the tax or (ii) that the tax has been/will be paid by any of the preceding transferors of documents of title to the goods or. (iii) that no tax was payable under the Act in view of the general exemption referred to in sub-section (2A) of section 8r" TNo. 8(33)-ST/59.]
M. K. VENKATACHALAM, Dy. Secy.
I632 T H E GAZETTE OF INDIA: DEC. 5, 1939/AGRAHAYANA 14, 1881 [PARTII (Department of Economic Affairs) New Delhi, the 27th November 1959 G.S.R. 1322.—In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (2) of article 77 of the Constitution, the President is pleased to make the following rule, namely:— All promissory notes and other documents required to be executed in exerciseof the executive, power of the Union under the loan agreements with the Export Credits Guarantee Department of the Government of the United Kingdom, and Letter of Credit No, A50648 with Messrs, Lazard Brothers & Co. Ltd,, London shall be executed and authenticated on behalf of the President by any of the officers specified below:—•
(i) India's Commissioner General for Economic Affairs in Europe.
(11) First Secretary, Office of India's Commissioner General for Economic Affairs in Europe.
(lii) Chief Accounting Officer of the High Commission of India in London,
(iv) Deputy Chief Accounting Officer of the High Commission of India in London, Dated at New Delhi this 27th day of November, 1939.
|l(46)-F.C./59.;r By order and in the name of the President, R. V. SUBRAHMANIAN, Dy. Secy.
(Department of Economic Affairs) New Delhi, the 28th November 1959 O.S.E. 1328.—In pursuance of section 18 and sub-section (2) of section 24, of the Banking Companies Act, 1949 (10 of 1949), the Central Government hereby notifies the State Bank of Hyderabad for the purposes respectively of the said section and sub-section.
[No. F. 4(124) 59-SB.]
D. N. GHOSH, Under Secy.
(Department of Revenue) CUSTOMS AND CENTRAL EXCISE New Delhi, the 28th November 1959 O.SJL 1324.—The following draft of an amendment to the Customs and Central Excise Duties Export Drawback (General) Rules, 1959. which the Central Government proposes to make in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section
(3) of section 43B of the Sea Customs Act, 1878 (8 of 1878) and section 37 of the Central Excises and Salt Act, 1944 (1 of 1944), as in force in India and as applied to the State of Pondlcherry, Is published as required by the said sub-section
(3) of the said section 43B for the information of all persons likely to be affected thereby; and notice is hereby given that the said draft will be taken into consideration on or after the 1st January, 1960.
2. Any objecion or suggestion which may be received from any nerson with respect to the said draft before the date so specified will be consicWed by the Central Government.
Draft Amendment In the said Rules,— For the entries shown against serial No. 6 to the First Schedule, the following entries shall be substituted, namely:—1 "6. Potassium Citrate Thirty-two rupess and fifty-five naye palse Monohydrate per one hundred pounds."
[No. 86/F. No. 34/227/59.Cus-IV.]
SEC.3(1)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA: DEC. 5, 1959/AGRAHAYANA 14, 1881 ^ 3 3 New Delhi, the 5th December 1959 G.S.Il. 1325.—In exercise of the. powers conferred by sub-section (3) of section 43B of the Sea Customs Act, 1878 (8 of 1878) and section 37 of the Central Excises and Salt Act, 1944 (1 of 1944), as in force in Indja and as applied to the State of Pondicherry, the Central Government hereby makes the following further amendment in the Customs and Central Excise Duties Export Drawback (General) Rules, 1959, the same having been previously published as required under the said sub-section (3) of section 43B, namely: — Amendment In the said rules, in the Second Schedule after item 47 and the entry relating thereto, the following shall be inserted, namely: — "48. Earth Augers."
[No. 87/F. No. 34/136/59.Cus-IV.]
G.S.B. 1326.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (3) of section 43B of the Sea Customs Act, 187& (8 of 187&) and section 37 of the Central Excises and Salt Act, 1944 (1 of 1944), as in force in India and as applied to the State of Pondicherry, the Central Government hereby makes the following further amendment in the Customs and Central Excise Duties Export Drawback (General) Rules, 1959, the same having been previously published as required under the said sub-section (3) of Section 43B, namely:— Amendment In the said rules, in the Second Schedule after item 48 and the entry relating thereto, the following shall be inserted, namely: — "49. Zinc Strips".
[No. 88/F. No, 34/230/59. Cus. IV.]
G.S.E. 1327.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (3) of section 43B of the Sea Customs Act, 1878 (8 of 1878) and section 37 of the Central Excises and Salt Act, 1944 (1 of 1944), as in force in India and as applied to the State of Pondicherry, the Central Government hereby makes the following further amendment in the Customs and Central Excise Duties Export Drawback (General) Rules, 1959, the same having been previously published as required under the said sub-section (3) of section 43B, namely: — Amendment In the said rules, in the Second Schedule after item 49 and the entry relating thereto, the following shall be inserted, namely: — "50. Weighing Scales."
[No. 89/F. No. 34/229/59.Cus-IV.J Q.S.E. 1328.—The. following draft of a further amendment to the Customs and Central Excise Duties Export Drawback (General) Rules, 1959, which the Central Government proposes to make in exercise of the powers conferred by sabsection (3) of section 43B of the Sea Customs Act, 1878 (8 of 1878) and section 37 of the Central Excises and Salt Act, 1944 (1 of 1944), as in force in India and as applied to the State of Pondicherry, is published as required by the said subsection (3) of the said section 43B for the information of all persons likely to be affected thereby; and notice is hereby given that the said draft will be taken into consideration on or after the 8th January, 1960.
2. Any objection or suggestion which may be received from any person with respect to the said draft before the date so specified will be considered by the Central Government.
!<534 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA: DEC. 5, 1959/AGRAHAYANA 14, 1881 [PARTII Draft Amendments In the said rules,—
(a) in the First Schedule, after sub-item (E) of item 4 and the entry relating thereto, the following shall be .inserted, namely: — "(EA) Steel stranded wire made from galvanised steel wire of tensile strength below 45 tons per square inch which is—
(i) not finer than 16 S.W.G. Rupees fifty-two per ton
(ii) finer than 16 S.W.G. but Rupees two hundred and thirty-six not finer than 22 S.W.G, per ton
(iii) finer than 22 S.W.G, but upees four hundred and twenty-one not finer than 27 S.W.G. per ton
(iv) finer than 27 S.W.G. but Rupees three hundred and thirty-two not finer than 30 S.W.G. per ton
(v) finer than 30 S.W.G. upees two hundred and eighty-four per ton:
Provided that in the case of goods manufactured from wire of different gauges, drawback shall be allowed at the rate applicable to wire of the thicker or thickest variety, as the case may be, used in the goods", and fb) in the Second Schedule, after item 52 and the entry relating thereto, the following shall be inserted, namely:
"53. Steel stranded wire made from galvanised steel wire of tensile strength 45 tons per square inch and above."
[No. 90/F, No. 34/164/58.Cus-IV.]
G.S.R. 1329.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (3) of flection 43B of the Sea Customs Act, 1878 (.8 of 1878) and section 37 of the Central Excises and Salt Act, 1944 (1 of 1944), as in force in India and as applied to the istate of Pondicherry, the Central Government hereby makes the following further amendment in the Customs and Central Excise Duties Export Drawback (General) Rules, 1959, the same having been previously published as required under the said sub-section (3) of section 43B, namely: — Amendment In the said rules,— For the entries shown against Serial No. 3 to the First Schedule, the following entries shall be substituted, namely:
"3. Crown Corks—
(i) with composition cork discs— <a) unspotted, or spotted Five rupees and ninety naye palse with aluminium foil per one hundred gross.
(b) spotted with "viny- Seventeen rupees and thirty naye ..lite ^ or "vinyl paise per One hundred gross.
<li) with natural cork discs Twenty rupees and eighty-five nave paise per one hundred gross/' [No. 91/F. No. 34/126/58.CU3-IV.]
«,«!?™JhTi1S2Oj!r"I£ ^ e r d s e oi the powers conferred by sub-section (3) mff TC^-cil J °o I ^ A 5 ! 8 C u 3 t ™ 9 Act. 1878 (8 of 1878) and section 37 of the Central R ^ t ' ? n T ? E& l tuAct- 1 9 4 4 <-1 o f 1944>- a3 In force in India and as applied to the State ol Pondicherry, the Central Government hereby makes the following SEC.3(1)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA: DEC. 5, 1959/AGRAHAYANA 14, 1881 ) amendment to the Customs and Central Excises Duties Export Drawback (General) Rules, 1959, the same having been previously published as required under the said sub-section (3) oi section 43B, namely: — Amendment In the First Schedule to the said rules, under S. No. 4(F), the following changes shall be made, namely: —
(i) the following items and the entries against them shall be deleted, "(14) Flour mill machinery Rupees fifty-two per ton of steel and parts thereof content" "(17) Galvanised iron drums Rupees fifty-two per ton of steel content" "(24) Machine tools Rupees fifty-two per ton of steel content" "(28) Oil mill machinery Rupees fifty-two per ton of steel and parts thereof content" "(31) Rice mill machinery and Rupees fifty-two per ton of steel parts thereof content" "(42) Tricycles Rupees fifty-two per ton of steel content" AOT>
(ii) for the existing entries against Hems (10) and (33) the following entries shall be substituted: — "(10) Mild steel arc welding electrodes Rupees fifty-two per ton of steel content" "(33) Steel drums, galvanised or black, exported empty Rupees fifty-two per ton of steel or filled. content" [No. 92/F. No. 34/85/59.Cus-IV.]
G.S.R, 1331.—The following draft of a further amendment to the Customs and Central Excise Duties Export Drawback (General) Rules, 1959, which the Central Government proposes to make in exercise of the powers conferred by subsection (3) of section 43B of the Sea Customs Act, 1878 (8 of 1878) and section 37 of the Central Excises and Salt Act, 1944 (1 of 1944), as in force in India and as applied to the State of Pondicherry, is published as required by the said subsection (3) of the said section 43B for the information of all persons likely to be affected thereby; and notice is hereby given that the said draft will be taken Into consideration on or after the 8th January, i960.
2. Any objection or suggestion which may be received from any person with respect to the said draft before the date so specified will be considered by the Central Government.
Draft Amendment In the First Schedule to the said Rules for the existing item 11 and the entries relating thereto, the following shall be substitued, namely: — "11. Paper products, namely: —
(1) Playing cards One rupee per pound
(2) Carbon papers—
(a) carbon papers in the manufacture of which imported tissue paper has been used—
(1) typewriter carbon paper, Seventy-one rupees and seventy naye black paise per one hundred boxes of hundred foolscap sheets each 1636 T H E GAZETTE OF INDIA: DEC. 5, 1959/AGRAHAYANA 14, 1881 LTA»TII
(ii) typewriter carbon paper, Sixty-eight rupees and ten naye other than black paise per one hundred boxes of hundred foolscap sheets each
(iii) pencil or pen carbon Sixty-seven rupees and ten naye paper, black paise per one hundred boxes of hundred foolscap sheets each
(iv) pencil or pen carbon Sixty-four rupees and flfty-flve naye paper, other than paise per one hundred boxes of hunblack dred foolscap sheets each
(b) carbon papers in the manufacture of which indigenous tissue paper has been used—
(i) typewriter carbon paper, Twenty-one rupees and sixty-five naye black paise per one hundred boxes of hundred foolscap sheets each
(ii) typewriter carbon paper. Eighteen rupees per one hundred boxes other than black Of hundred foolscap sheets each
(iii) pencil or pen carbon Thirteen rupees and ninety naye paper, black paise per one hundred boxes of hundred foolscap sheets each
(iv) pencil or pen carbon Eleven rupees and thirty naye paise paper, other than pej. o n e hundred boxes of hundred black foolscap sheets each NOTE: ± The t e r m 'foolscap' refers to size 8i inches x 13 inches.
2. The rate of drawback on carbon papers of sizes other than foolacap will be proportionately higher or lower than the rates indicated above according as the area of such papers is higher or lower than foolscap size.
(3) Articles other than carbon papers in the manufacture of which the following «,, SSLT b S ' "'£* " a w —per pound ol ~" tissue teleprinter, type- content writing, manifold, bank, bond, art paper, chrome paper, tubsized paper, cheque paper, stamp paper, cartridge paper and parchment
(ii) printing paper, writing Ten naye paise per pound of paper paper, packing paper content and wrapping paper riii) millboard and strawboard Five naye paise per pound of paper v content fiv) duplex and triplex board Ten naye paise per pound of paper v content
(v) pulpboard Ten naye paise per pound of paper v ^ content fvi) manila and corrugated Ten naye paise per pound of paper board content
(vii) coated board Fifteen naye paise per pound of paper v content fviiH paper and paper-board Fifteen naye paise per pound of paper other than the foregoing content."
[No. 03/F. No. 34/67/58.Cus-IV.]
SEC.3(i)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA: DEC. 5, 1959/AGRAHAYANA 14, 1881 jf i j j G.S.R. 1332.—In exercise of the powers conferred by aub-section (3) of section 43B of the Sea Customs Act, 1878 (8 of 1878) and section 37 of the Central Excises and Salt Act, 1944 (1 of 1944), as in force in India and as applied to the State of Pondichcrry, and in supersession of the Customs Duties Drawback (Staple Fibre Yarn) Rules, 1957, the Central Government hereby makes the following further amendment in the Customs and Central Excise Duties Export Drawback (General) Rules, 1959 the same having been previously published as required under the said sub-section (3) of section 43B, namely: — Amendment In the said rules, in the First Schedule after item 22 and the entry relating thereto, the following shall be inserted, namely: — "23. Staple fibre yarn Five rupees and sixty-flve naye paise per one hundred pounds."
[No. 94/F. No. 34/41/58.Cus-IV.]
G.S.R. 1333.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (3) of section 43B of the Sea Customs Act, 1878 (8 of 1878) and section 37 of the Central Excises and Salt Act, 1944 (1 of 1944), as in force in India and as applied to the State of Pondicherry, the Central Government hereby makes the following further amendment in the Customs and Central Excise Duties Export Drawback (General) Rules, 1959, the same having been previously published as required under the said sub-section (3) of section 43B, namely: — Amendment In the said Rules: —
(a) in the First Schedule after item 23 and the entries relating thereto the following shall be added, namely: — "24. Pigments, Colours, paints, enamels, varnishes; lacquers and paint ancillaries, the following, namely: —
(1) Synthetic enamels Two rupees and fifty naye paise per imperial gallon
(2) Plastic emulsion paints Five rupees per imperial gallon
(3) Bituminous paints Thirty-three naye paise per imperial gallon
(4) Stiff paints One rupee per hundred-weight
(5) Dry distempers Two rupees per hundred-weight
(6) Varnish paints Twenty-five naye paise per dozen tins of one pound each, or Thirty-one naye paise per imperial gallon
(7) Ready mixed paints and One rupee per imperial gallon varnishes sold by volume
(8) Ready mixed paints sold Two rupees per hundred-weight by weight
(9) Cellulose lacquers Three rupees and twenty-five naye paise per imperial gallon
(10) Paste distempers Five rupees per hundred-weight"
(b) in the Second Schedule the entry against aerial number 22, shall be deleted.
[No. 95/F. No 34/47/59.Cus-IV.J CUSTOMS Neip Delhi, the 5th December 1959 G.S.R. 1834.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 43B of the Sea Customs Act, 1878 (8 of 1878), as in force in Jndia and as applied to the State of Pondicherry the Central Government hereby makes the following further amendment in the notification of the Government of India, in the Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue) No. 296-Customs, dated the 6th December, 1958, namely: — Amendment In the Schedule to said notification, after entry 91, the following entry shall be added, namely: — "92. Earth Augers."
[No. 159/F. No. 34/136/59.Cus-IV.]
j g g THE GAZETTE OF INDIA: DEC. 5, 1959/AGRAHAYANA 14, 1881 [PARTII G.S.R. 1335.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 43B of the Sea Customs Act, 1878 (8 of 1878), as in force in India and as applied to the State of Pondicherry the Central Government hereby makes the following further amendment in the notification of the Government of India, in the Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue) No. 296-Customs, dated the 6th December, 1958, namely:— Amendment In the Schedule to the said notification, after entry 92, the following entry :shall be added, namely: — "93. Zinc Strips".
[No. 160/F. No. 34/230/59.CUS-IV.]
G.S.R. 1336.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section -43B of the Sea Customs Act, 1878 (8 of 1878), as in force in India and as applied to the State of Pondicherry the Central Government hereby makes the following further amendment In the notification of the Government of India, in the Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue) No. 296-Customs, dated the 6th December, 1958, namely: — Amendment In the Schedule to the said notification, after entry 93, the following entry shall be added, namely: — "94. Weighing Scales."
[No. 161/F. No. 34/229/59.Cus-IV.]
G.S.R. 1337.—In exercise of the powers conferred by section 19 of the Sea •Customs Act, 1878 (8 of 1878), as in force in India and as applied to the State -of Pondicherry, the Central Government hereby makes the following further amendment in the notification of the Government of India in the Ministry of Finance (Revenue Division), No. 71-Customs, dated the 25th September, 1953, .namely: — In the said notification, for the existing Form II, the following Form shall ~be substituted, namely: — "FORM IP- INDIAN POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS DEPARTMENT Application to Import Wireless Broadcast Receiving Apparatus into India (Not to be used for Transmitting Apparatus) IMPORTANT NOTICE.—Under the Indian Wireless Telegraphy Act, 1933, and the Indian Telegraph Act, 1885, a licence is required for possession or for the -establishment, maintenance and working of Wireless Apparatus in India. The licence, which can be obtained from the sources indicated at the 'bottom of this form, should be obtained within fourteen days after the day of release of the set by the Customs, after which period a surcharge is recoverable under the rules in addition to the licence fee due.
1. Name and complete address of the owner, in India.
(In block Capitals)
2. Name and address of the importer when he is not also the Owner.
3. Number of Wireless Sets imported with Description: — TOTAL NO •Country of origin Type or Model Make Chassis No., Operated Value if any by (AC/DC/ Battery) (CUT ALONG THIS LINE) S(i)] .
W.T. 123.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.—Under the Indian Wireless Telegraphy Act, 1933, and the Indian Telegraph Act, 1885, a licence is required for possession or for the establishment, maintenance and working of Wireless Apparatus in India. The licence, which can be obtained from the sources indicated at the *bottom of this form, should be obtained within fourteen days after the day of release of the set by the Customs, after which period a surcharge is recoverable under the rules in addition to the licence fee due.
(To be filled in by the Importer and signed by the Customs Officer and returned to Importer)
1. Name of the Owner
2. No. of Wireless sets imported (in words)
3. Date of Release of the set by Customs Seal Customs Offlcer.- The Owner should obtain licences for the sets mentioned above by producing:
this to the appropriate authority mentioned below: — *Type of Licence Can be had from '" Br0?odraDomesTciVuese o n * " " ^ M ° r Sub"P0St ° f f lCe-
2. Commercial Broadcast Recci- Head of the Postal Circle in whose ver Licence for use of the jurisdiction set will be installed.
set at Business premises or at a place used jointly for domestic and business premises.
3. Possession licence for mere Head of the Postal Circle in whose possession of the apparatus. jurisdiction set will be installed.
I, hereby, certify that I have read the notice printed on the top of this form and that the Information given in this application form is correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Date 195 . Signature of Importer.
To be signed by the Customs Officer and forwarded to the Head of the Postal Circle.
Importation permitted on (Seal of the Customs) Customs Officer..
[No. 162] G.S.R. 1338.—In exercise, of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 43B of the Sea Customs Act, 1878 (8 of 1878), as in fo-ce in India and as applied to the State of Pondicherry, and in supersession of the notification of the Government of India in the Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue) No 282- Customs, dated the 28th November, 1957, the Central Government hereby makes the following further amendment in the notification of the Government of India in the Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue) No. 2?6-Customs dated the 6th December, 1958, namely: — Amendment In the Schedule to the said notification, after entry 94, the following entry shall be added, namely: — "95. Staple fibre yarn."
[No. 163/F. No. 34/41/56.Cus-IV.l G.SJ1. 1339.—The following draft ot a Ru l e which the Central Government proposes to make in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (3) of section 43B of the Sea Customs Act, 1878 (8 of 1878), as in force in India and as applied to the State of Pondicherry, is published as requited by the said sub-section (3) :for the information of all persons likely to be affected thereby; and notice is hereby given that the said draft will be taken into consideration on or after the 8th January, 1960.
2. Any objection or suggestion which may be received from any person with respect to the said draft before the date so specified will be considered by the Central Government.
Draft Rule The Customs Duties Drawback (Cigarettes) Rules, 1955 and the Customs Duties Drawback (Pipe and Cigarette Tobacco) Rules, 1957, published with the notifications of the Government of India, in the Ministry of Finance (Department of Hevenue) No. 53-Customs, dated the 2nd April, 19S5 and No. 53-Customs, dated the .27th Ap.il, 1957 respectively are hereby rescinded.
[No. 164/F. No. 34/311/58.Cus-IV.l M. A. RANGASWAMY, Dy. Secy.
(Department of Revenue) CENTRAL EXCISES.
New Delhi, the 5th December 1959 G.SJt. 1340.—In exercise of the powers conferred by rules 12 and 12A of the Central Excise Rules, 1944, as applied to the State of Pondiqjierry, the Central Government hereby makes the following further amendment in the notification of the Government of India in the Ministry of Finance (Revenue Division) TTo. 45-Central Excises, dated the. 1st November, 1954, namely:— In the table annexed to the said notification, in column 4 against serial No. 12, for the word and figures "Rs. 105'60", the word and figures "Rs. 110" shall be substituted.
[No. 96/59.]
G.S.R. 1341.—In exercise of the powers conferred by rules 12 and 12A of the •Central Excise Rules, 1944, the Central Government hereby makes the following further amendment in the notification of the Government of India in the Ministry of Finance (Revenue Division) No. 10-Central Excise, dated the 5th April 1949, namely:— In the table annexed to the said notification, in column 4 against serial No 12, for the word and figures "Rs. 105-60", the word and figures "Rs. 110" shali be substituted.
[No. 95/59.]
L. M. KAUL, Dy. Secy.
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY New Delhi, the 21th November 1959 G.S.R. 1343.—In exercise of the powers conferred by section 24 of the Tariff •Commission Act 1951 (50 of 1951), the Central Government hereby makes the following further amendments in the Schedule to the Tariff Commission (Clasa I and Class II) Recruitment Rules, 1958 issued with the Notification of the Government of India in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry No 3-E 1(3) /57- S.R.O. dated the 21st January, 1959, namely:— In the said schedule, against item 4 under Column 7, for the existing entry the following shall be substituted, namely: — "'Essential: —
(i) Master's degree in Chemistry or Applied Chemistry of a recognised University.
(Or) Degree in Chemical Engineering or Chemical Technology of a Recognised University.
(01
(ii) About five years' practical experience of manufacture of chemicals in a Chemical Industry or in a Government Technical Department including administrative experience in a responsible technical post.
Qualifications relaxable at Union Public Service Commission's discretion in case of candidates otherwise well-qualified."
[No. 3-E. I(3)/57.]
R. KALYANASUNDARAM, Under Secy.
MINISTRY OF STEEL MINES AND FUEL (Department of Iron and Steel) New Delhi, the 28th. November 1959 G.S.R. 1343.—In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to article 309 of the Constitution, the President hereby makes the following rules, namely:— ly: — THE PRICE AND ACCOUNTS OFFICER (IRON AND STEEL CONTROL ORGANISATION) RECRUITMENT RULES, 1959.
1. Short title.—These rules may be called the Price and Accounts Officer {Iron and Steel Control Organisation) Recruitment Rules, 1959.
2. Recruitment.—The method of recruitment to the post of the Price and Accounts Officer in the lion and Steel Control Organisation (Ministry of Steel, Mines and Fuel) and certain other matters connected therewith shall be as specified in the Schedule below: — THE SCHEDULE (See rule 2) Name of post 1 Price and Accounts Officer.
Classification 2 Clas- I Scale of Pay 3 Rs. 1300—60/ I6OOJ- plus Rs. 200/- as special pay per month.
Whether selection post or non- selection post 4 Selection post.
Method of recruitment 5 By transfer or promotion of a suitable officer of the Indian Audit & Accounts Service, Inaiar Railway Accounts Service or Indian Defence Accounts Service.
[No. IS(B)-4(294)56/EST.;
H. S. GILL, Under Secy MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS (Departments of Communications and Civil Aviation) New Delhi, the 24th November 1959 G.S.R. 1344.—In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to article 309 of the Constitution, the President hereby makes the following rules, namely:
The Posts and Telegraphs Directorate (Recruitment to Ex-Cadre Upper Division Clerk in Magazine Section) Rules, 1959: —
1. Short title.—These rulee may be called the Posts and Telegraphs Directorate (Recruitment to Ex-cadre Upper Division " Clerk in Magazine Section) Rules. 1939.
2. Application.—These rules shall apply to the post specified in column 1 of the schedule to these rules.
3. Method of recruitment, etc.—The method of recruitment to the post aforesaid, the age limit, qualifications and other matters connected therewith shall be as specified in columns 2 to 8 of the said schedule:
Provided that:
(a) the maximum age limit specified in column 5 of the schedule in respect of direct recruitment may be relaxed in the case of candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and other special categories In accordance with the orders issued by the Central Government from time to time; and
(b) no male candidate who has more than one wife living and no female candidate who has married a person having already a wife living, shall be eligible for appointment, unlesa the Central Government, after having been satisfied that there are special grounds for doing so, exempts any such candidate from the operation of this condition.
SCHD (5u» rule I Name of post Upper Division Clefk (ex-cadf< post) Classification (whether gazetted or nongazetted & whether ministerial or non-ministerial) Class III, non- : gazetted and Ministerial. :
3 Scale of pay ] i 80—5— I2O-EB-8- 200-I0/2"22< 4 Method of recruitment, whether by direct recruitment or by promotion or transfer & percentage of the vacancies to be filled by various methods.
Direct Promotion Transfer fecruitment By Senio- Selection ritycum-fitness From among thestaff working in the D Posts and Telegraphs Subordinate Offices who possess the qualifications prescribed.* *(NOTJi :— If no suitable candidate is available in the Posts and Telegraphs Subotdl Sec. v.)] TH£ GAZETTE 6F 1N£)1A : DEC. G, 1959/AGRAHAYANA 14, J ^ DULE I to *) 5 Age limit* for direct recruits 18—25 yeurs.
6 Educational and other qualifications required (for direct recruits) Essential :—•Degree of a recognised University with good academic record.
(ii) Good knowledge of current Indian and International Affaira, and ability to write clearly and concisely in Hindi.
Desirable:^ One year experience on a newspapei or news agency of standing or as a freelance contribWoi to the press, prefcrabl in Hindi.
(ii) Diploma in journalism.
(iii) Knowledge of an additional language.
7 Period of probation, if any Two yc.iva [ r y s For promotion/transf«r only Whether age and Giade/sourcei educational from which qualification* promotion!/ prescribed for transfer! are direct recruit- to be made.
ment will apply in the case of appointment by promotions / transfers.
Age limits do not From among tho apply but the staffof the PoBta educational and Telegraphs qualifications Subordinate will apply. Offices.
ntte Offices, the post wll be filled by direct recruitment).
[No. 17-1/C8-Adm.]
I < ^ & OF L- 5, /AGftAiUYANA 14. 1881 [flBrtt New Delhi, the 28th November 1&59 O.9.B. 1345.—In exercise of the powers conferred by Article 309 of the Constitution, the President hereby makes the following rules, namely — THE POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS WORKSHOP ORGANISATION (FOREMEN) RECRUITMENT RULES, 1959
(1) Short title.—These rules may be called the Posts and Telegraphs Workshops Organisation (Foiemen) Reciuitment Rules, 1959
(2) Method of recruitment.—The method of lecrmtment to the posts of Foremen in the Posts and Tclegiaphs Workshops Organisation and certain other matteia connected therewith shall be as in the Schedule herewith annexed THE SCHEDULE (See rule 2) Nam« of Post I Foreman Ita classification whether gazetted or non-gazetted and whether Ministerial or nonministcnal 2 Clans II Nongazottca Non ministerial Scale of pay 3 Rs.
3 2 0 - - 20—
500.
Percentage of posts to be filled by Direct recruit-.
ment 4 Ni l Promotion By Seniority se- euwi-iltness lection 5 6 100% by promotion. Appointment shall be made on the basis of (0 bemority-cHtfiment (.Seniority firBt, merit second) and (H") MerU-cuOT- senionty (Merit first, seniority second) in al "dilative vacanc c * as determined by the Departmental Promotion Committee.
Grades/sources irom which promotions art to be made 7 Assistant Foreman with a minimum of 3 years service as Assistant Foreman 1 Probation 8 Appointments to be rnadt on a probation of two years.
[No. 2-WF(3)/58.]
B G DESHMUKH, Under Secy MINISTRY OF EDUCATION New Delhi, the 26th November 1959 G.9.R. 1346—In •xBrcise of the powers conferred by the proviso to article 309 of the Constitution, the President hereby makes the following amendments to the National Archives of India (Recruitment to Class IV Posts) Rules, 1959, published with the notification of the Government of India in the Ministry of Education, No GSR 734, dated the 17th June, 1959, namely — 1 In the Schedule to the said rules, against each of the items 1 to 14, for tha existing entry uoder column 9, tho entry "Two years" shall be substituted SEC. 8 (i)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : DEC. 5, 1959/AGRAHAYANA 14, 1881 1645
2. The following shall be added as rule 4, namely: — "4. Disqualification.—No male candidate who has more than one wife living and no woman candidate who has married a persorf' having already a wife living shall be eligible for appointment, unless the Central Government, after having been satisfied that there are special grounds for doing so, exempts any such candidate from the operation of this rule."
[No. F. 4-34/58-A.10.]
R. L. ANAND, Under Secy.
CORRIGENDUM New Delhi, the 26th November 1959 G-S.E. 1347.—Substitute the words 'Two years" for the words "Not applicable" occurring In column 9 of the Schedules to the Recruitment Rules published in 1he Gazette of Tndia as General Statutory Rules No. 517 and No. 944.
[No. 14-70/59-A2.]
RAMESHWAR DASS, Under Secy.
MINISTRY OF HEALTH New Delhi, the 18th November 1959 G.S.R. 1348.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 56 of the Delhi Development Act. 1957 (61 of 1957), read with clauses (e), (f),
(g) and (r) of sub-section (2) of that section, the Central Government hereby makes the following rules, namely:— CHAPTFR I General
1. Short title and commencement.—(1) These RuVs mav be called the Delhi Development (Master Plan and Zonal Development Plan) Rules, 1959.
(2) They shall come into force on such date as the Central Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette, appoint.
2. Definitions.—In these Rules, unless the context otherwise requires—
(i) "Act" means the Delhi Development Act, 1957;
(ji) "Authority" means the Delhi Development Authority constituted under section 3 of the Act; and
(iii) "Advisory Council" means the council constituted under section 5 of the Act.
CHAPTER II Smvcy, Form and Covtevi of the Masirr Plan
3. Civic Survey.—The civir survey to be carried out by the Authority, may include survey and analysis of the physical, economic and sociological features of Delhi, with reference to natural resources, distribution of population, industry, communications, housing requirements and such other matters as in the opinion tof the Authority relate to the development of Delhi.
4 Form and Contents of Master Plan.—(1) The draft master plan shall, subject to the provisions of rub-section (21 of section 7 nf the Act, consist of such maps, diagrams, charts, reports and other written matter of an explanatory or •descriptive nature as pertain to the development of the whole or any part of Delhi.
(2) The written matter forming part of the draft master plan shall include such summary of the main proposals and such descriptive matter as the Authority may consider necessary to illustrate or explain the proposals indicated by maps, riiarts,, diagrams and other documents.
I646 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA: DEC. 5, 1959/AGRAHAYANA 14, 1881 [PARTII
(3) The draft master plan may include all or any of the following:—
(a) reports of survey and analysis of the socio-economip features of Delhi with special reference to the trends of growth of population, industries, business, commerce and such other matters as may relate to planned development;
(b) "a land use plan" based upon such survey of the present use of land as may be necessary as well as analysis of estimated future needs and consisting of comprehensive proposals for the most desirable utilisation of land such as agricultural, governmental, commercial, industrial, residential, cultural, educational, recreational, transportation and other activities;
(c) "a transit and transportation plan" based upon reports of survey and inventory of volume of traffic and capacity of existing roads; highways, railways and consisting of proposals for a system of streets, roads, highways and parking, loading, unloading and terminal facilities;
(d) "a public utilities plan" consisting of proposals for provision of water, electricity, drainage and disposal of sewage and refuse;
(e) "a housing plan" consisting of estimates of housing requirements and proposals relating to standards of new housing units;
(f) reports of survey and proposals for elimination of slums and blighted areas;
(g) "education, recreation and communitv facilities plan" indicating proposals for parks, open spaces, recreational, educational and cultural centres;
(h) "a financial plan" containing capital improvement programme, estimates of revenues and resources, estimates and objectives of public services and such other fiscal matters and proposals for the implementation In stages of the master plan;
(i) "an administration plan" consisting of proposals and recommendations for the administrative structure and procedure and processes such as zoning, sub-division and building regulations as may be necessary for the implementation and periodic review of the plan; and
(j) such other reports on specific development plans, satellite township schemes, industrial estate schemes, re-location or re-housing schemes, or improvement programmes for any specified purpose as in the opinion of the Authority are necessary or desirable for the planned development of Delhi.
(4) In the case of anv contradiction between the particulars or proposals shown on one map and those shown on any other map or maps In respect of any land to which the draft master plan relates, the map which is to a larger scale shall prevail, and In the case of any such contradiction between any map and the written statement, the latter shall prevail.
CHAPTER III Procedure for -preparation of Master Plan
5. Fnblle notice regarding: preparation of Master Plan,—(1) AH soom as may be after the draft master plan has been prepared, the Authority shall publish a public notice stating that:
(a) The draft master plan has been prepared and may be inspected by any person at such time and place as may be specified in the notice;
(b) Suggestions and obiections in writing, if any, in respect of the draft master plan may be filed by anv person with the Secretary of the Authority within 90 days from the date of first publication of the notice.
(2) This notice may be in Form 'A' appended to these rules without modification with such modification as may be necessary.
6. Mode of publication of public notice.—The Authoritv shall cause the said notice to be published in the manner prescribed by section 44 of the Act and may al»o cause it to be published in the Official Gazette,
7. Notice to and representation from local authorities—The Authority shall cause a copy of the notice-referred to in Rule 6 to be sent to every local authority SEC. 3(1)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA: DEC. 5, 1959/AGRAHAYANA 14, 1881 1647 within whose limits any land touched by the plan is situate, and such local authority may, within a period of 90 days from the date of the notice, make any representation with respect to the plan to the Authority.
8. Appointment of Board for enquiry and hearing.—The Authority shall, for hearing and considering any representation, objection and suggestion to the draft master plan, appoint a Board consisting of not less than 3 and not more than 5 members of the Authority;
Provided that such Board shall have power to co-opt not more than 2 members from amongst the members of the Advisory Council.
9. Enquiry and hearings.—The Secretary of the Authority shall, after the expiry of thei period allowed under these rules for making obiections, representations and suggestions, fix a date or dates for hearing by the Board of any person, or local authority In connection with any objection, representation Or suggestion made by such person or local authority in respect of the draft master plan, and shall servei on the local authority or any person who may be allowed a personal hearing in connection with such representation, objection or suggestion to the draft master plan, a notice intimating the time, date and place of the hearing:
Provided that the Board may disallow personal hearing to any person, if It is of opinion that the objection or suggestion made by such person is inconsequential, trivial or Irrelevant.
10. Report of enquiry.—-The Board shall after the conclusion of its enquiry, submit to the Authority a report of its recommendations.
11. Preparation of final draft Master Plan and its submission to Central Government—The Authority shall, after considering th& report of the Board and any other matter it thinks fit. finally prepare the master plan and submit it to the Central Government for its approval.
12. Amendment of master plan.—The Authority may amend the whole or any part of the master plan, if necessary, at the expiry of every five years in accordance with the procedure prescribed by the Act and these rules as if the proposed amendment were a new master plan:
Provided that if the Authority is of opinion that having regard to the circumstances prevailing at any particular time it is necessary so to do, it may amend the master plan or any oart thereof at any time prior to the expiry of the said period, in accordance with the aforesaid procedure:
Provided further that the Authority mav, without following the aforesaid procedure but with the prior approval qf thci Central Government, permit, on receipt of an application in this behalf, any change In the size of public parks and recreation grounds not exceeding ten per cent, either way of the approved size.
13. Approval of Central Government to amendment of master plan.—d) No amendment of the master plan shall take effect unless approved by the Central Government.
(2) Immediately after an amendment has been approved by the Central Government, the Authority Khali publish In such manner as may be prescribed by regulations a notice stating that the amendment has bee.n approved and naming a place where a copy of the amendment mav be inspected at all reasonable hours and upon the date of the first publication of the aforesaid notice the amendment shall come into operation.
CHAPTER IV Zonal Development Plans
14. Contents of Zonal Development Plan [Sec. 56(2) (e)].—A zonal development plan may also include any of the contents that form part of the Master Plan.
15. The provisions of Rules 5 to 13 relating to the Master Plan shall apply mutatis mutandis to the Zonal development plan.
1648 T H E GAZETTE OF INDIA: DEC. 5, 1M9/AGRAHAYANA 14, 1881 [PARTII (FORM A) Notice under section 10(1) of the Delhi Development Act, 1957 (No. 61 of 1957) read with rule 5 ol the Delhi Development (Master Plan and Zonal Development Plan) Rules, 1959, of the preparation and publication of the draft of the Master Plan for the Union Territory of Delhi.
Notice is hereby given that
(a) a draft of the Master Plan for the Union Territory of Delhi has been prepared; and
(b) a copy thereof will be available for inspection at the office of the Delhi Development Authority, Regal Buildings, New Delhi, between the hours of 11 A.M. and 3 P.M. on all working days except Saturdays, till the date mentioned in para 3 hereinafter.
2. Objections and suggestions are hereby invited with respect to this draft plan.
3. The objection or suggestion may be sent in writing to the Secretary, Delhi Development Authority, Regal Buildings, New Delhi, before the :
day of— _ _ 19 .
4. Any person making the objection or suggestion should also give his name and address.
Regal Buildings, New Delhi. Secretary, Dated ——day of ___ig—__. Deilhi Development Authority.
[No. F. 12-197/57-LSG(A).]
G.S.R. 1349.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 56 of (he Delhi Development Act, 1957 (61 of 1957) read with clauses (d), .(h), (p) and (r) of sub-section (2) of that section, the Central Government hereby makes the following rules, namely:—
1. Short title.—These Rules may be called the Delhi Development (Miscellaneous)* Sulcs, 1959.
2. Definitions.—In theec Rules, unless the context otherwise requires—
(t) "Act" means the Delhi Development Act, 1957;
(ii) "Advisory Council'1 means the advisory council constituted under section ."5 of the Act; and
(lii) "Authority" means the Delhi Development Authority constituted under section 3 of the Act.
3. Control and restriction on appointment of staff.—(1) The posts under the Authority other than those of the Secretary and the Chief Accounts Officer shall be classified as follows:— Class I—Pay or a scale of pay with a maximum pay of not less than Rs.
850/- per month.
Class II—Pay or a scale of pay with a maximum pay of not less than Rs. 50(1/- per month but lest, than Hs. 850/- per month.
Class III—Pay or a scale of pay with a maximum pay of over Rs. 60/- per month but less than Rs 500/- per month.
Class IV—Pay or a scale of pay a maximum of pay of which Is riot more than Rs. 60/- per month.
(H) No cieation or appointment to a post in Class I shall be made by the Authority without the prior approval of the Central Government.
4 Fee to be paid on application for permission.—Every application submitted under sub-section (1) of section 13 of the Act shall bo accompanied by a fee specified below:—
(a) for the development of land other than erection of a building, as defined In sub-section (i) of section 2 of the Act— Rs. 100 per acre or part of an acre.
IBC.8M THE GA2 , E OF INDIA; DEC. B, 1959/AGR; AYANA 14, fA^rt
(b) for buildinfi operations within the meaning of sub-section (j) of section 2 of the Act— Si.
No.
i 2 3 4 5 Area For a ground area upto ioo sq. yds.
For a ground area of more than ioo sq. yds. but no : exceeding 250 aq. yds. . . . . . .
For a ground area of more than 250 t,q. yd?, but not exceeding 500 sq. yds. . . . . .
For a ground area of more than 500 sq. yds. but not exceeding 1,000 sq. ydb.
For a ground area of more than 1,000 sq. yds.
For thu first storey Rs.
2 0 60 150 300 (>oo For the second storey or any subsequent storey Rs.
(per storey) 40 1 2 0 300 600 1,500 N.B.—1. For purposes of calculation of the fee, ground area shall mean the area of the portion which Is proposed to be built upon including the internal courtyard.
2. For purposes of the above table, the basement where provided will be regarded as the first storey, the ground floor over the basement as the second storey and s=o on.
3. In case an application is rejected 5 per cent of the fee due shall be retained and the balance shall be refunded to the applicant, under the orders of the Secretary of the Authority.
(c) for material alterations in a building not covered by section 54(a) of the Act—one half per cent of the cost of construction.
5. Form of annual report.—After the close of each financial year the Authority shall prepare and submit to the Central Government not later than the 31&t Octobei next following, a report of its activities during such year. The rcpoit ..-.hall, â i'ar us praciicable, be compiled in the following chapters: - I. Introduction, II. Administration.
(1) The Authority.
(2) The Advisory Council.
(3) Meetings of the Authority and its Committees and of the Advisory Council.
(4) Operational jurisdiction,
(5) Office organisation.
III. The Plans.
(1) The Matter Plan.
(2) Zonal Development Plans, IV. Works and Schemes.
(1) Programmes and targets.
(2) Agency for execution.
(3) Slum clearance, housing and rehousing, and redevelopment schemes,
(4) Other works and schemes,
(s) Control over building and development operations within the Authority's jurisdiction, V. Lands and Buildings, A. Management.
(1) The Nazul Estate.
(2) Acquired properties.
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(3) Houses, markets, tenements and other properties.
(4) Demand and collection of rents, damages and other revenues, (5; Enforcement of conditions oi. leasedeeds/agreements.
B. Disposal of land and buildings.
(1) Long-term leases.
(2) Temporary leases.
VI. Finance and Accounts.
(1) Budget Estimate.
(2). Accounts.
(3) Income and expenditure.
(4) Loans and debts.
(5) Balance sheet and assets and liabilities.
VII. Miscellaneous.
(1) Litigation.
(2) Any other matter.
[No. F. 12-197/57-LBG(B).J A. P, MATHUR, Under Secy.
CORRIGENDUM New Delhi, the 24th November 1959 G.S.R. 1350.—In the Schedules attached to this Ministry's Notification No. F.16-33/ 58-Instt. dated the 28th October, 1959, the following amendments may please be carried out:— Schedule of Class III Posts.
(1) SI No. 8, Cultural Worker.—Under Column 4 the scale of pay of the post should read as 160—10—300.
(2) SI. No. 7, Steward.—Under Column 11, last word of line 4 should read as 'of.
(3) SI. No. 11, Physical Instructor.—Under Column 11 line 2 the word 'inspecting' should read as 'Imparting.
Schedule of Class IV posts.
(1) SI. No. 25.—In column 2 the word 'Gealas' should read as 'Goalas'.
(2) In the foot note No. (iv) the word 'hss' in line 4 ihould read as 'haa'.
[No. F.16-33/58-Instt.J A. C. RAY, Under Secy.
MINISTRY OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE (Department of Food) ORDER New Delhi the 1st December 1959 G S R 1851. In exercise of the powers conferred by section 3 of the Essential Commodities Act, 1955 (10 of 1955), the Central Government hereby makes the following further amendment in the Uttar Pradesh Foodtjrains (Restrictions on Border Movement) Order, 1959, namely: — After item (vi) of the proviso to clause 3 of the said Order, the following item shall be inserted, namely:— "(vil) to Choharpur market in Dehra Dun district from places outside the border area fQr purposes of sale."
[No. 204 (UP) (3)/377/59-PY. II.]
S. N. BHALLA, Dy. Secy.
.3 MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS (Railway Board) Weio Delhi, the 30th October, 1959 G.S.R. 1352.—In exercise of the powers conferred by section 47 of the Indian Railways Act, 1890 (9 of 1890), read with the notification of the Government of India, In the late Department of Commerce and Industry No. 801, dated the 24th March, 1905, the Railway Board hereby make the following amendments in the General Rules for all open lines of Railways in India administered by the Government, published with the notification of the Government of India in the lato Railway Department (Railway Board) No, 1078-T, dated the 9th March, 1929, namely: — For rules 260 to 283 of Chapter XI of part I of the said rules, the following rules shall be substituted namely: — "260. Applicability of General Rules referring to the Working of Signals and trains to Automatic Block System.—All rules referring to the working of signals and trains also apply to the Automatic Block system, except as otherwise provided in the rules in this chapter.
Bi—GENERAL DESCRIPTION
261. Essentials of Automatic Block System.—Where trains are worked on the Automatic Block System: —
(a) the movement of trains is controlled by stop signals which are operated automatically by the passage of trains past the signals;
(b) no Automatic signal • assumes 'OFF' unless the line is clear not only upto the stop signal ahead, but an adequate distance beyond it;
(c) the line is track-circuited throughout its length and divided into a series of Automatic Signalling Sections, each of which is governed by an Automatic Stop Signal,
262. Automatic Stop Signal—described,—An automatic Stop Signal is a fixed signal, which is not dependent upon manual operation, but is controlled automatically by the passage of a train into, through and out of the Automatic Signal.- ling Section, which the signal governs,
262A. Automatic Stop Signal—how worked.— (1) The control of an Automatic Stop Signal by a train is effected by dividing the line into a number of trackcircuit sections, one or more track-circuit sections constituting an Automatic Signalling Section. The entry of a train into the section places the Automatic Stop Signal protecting the section at 'ON' and the clearing of the section and the adequate distance beyond it, by the passage of the train out of it, places the signal at 'OFF'.
(2) The 'OFF' aspect may be 'Caution' or 'Attention' or 'Clear' and the 'ON' aspect will be 'Danger', ;is indicated in rule 275.
263. Normal aspect of an Automatic Slop Signal.— (1) The normal aspect of an Automatic Stop Signal is 'Clear', Where, however, the signal ahead is manually operated or there is a speed restriction, the aspect normally displayed may be 'Caution' or 'Attention'.
(2) Where an Automatic Stop Signal is 'approach lighted', the light is normally out and it is so arranged that the signal lights up only as a train approaches a pre-determined point in rear of the signal.
264. Adequate distance or over-lap,—The adequate distance, referred to in this Chapter, which may ako be termed as 'overlap', shall not be less than 400 (four hundred) feet, unless otherwise diiected by approved special instructions.
265. Manual Stop Signals.—Fixed signals worked manually are called 'Manual Stop Signals' in this chapter, They cannot be passed at 'ON , except as provided for in the relevant rules in Chapter II (E).
266. Semi-Automatic Stop Signals.—A Semi-Automatic Stop Signal is a fixed signal, having both manual and track-circuit controls. It is capable of being operated either as an Automatic Stop Signal or as a Manual Stop Signal, as required.
When the signal works as Automatic Stop Signal, it assumes 'ON' and 'OFF' aspects automatically according to the condition of the track-circuit sections ahead. When the signal works as Manual Stop Signal, it assumes 'ON' aspect automatically on the occupation of the track-circuit section ahead, but assumes 'OFF' only when operated manually provided the relevant track-circuit sections ahead are clear.
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267. Normal aspect of Manual and Serni-Automatic Stop Signals.—The normal aspect of a Manual Stop Signal is 'ON'. The normal aspect of a Semi-Automatic Stop Signal when worked as Automatic is 'OFF1, but when it is worked as Manual, it is 'ON'.
268. Forms of Automatic/Semi-Automatic Stop Signals.—Automatic and Semi- Auiomatic Stop Signals shall be colour light signals.
269. Marker.—(1) An Automatic Stop Signal shall be provided with a marker, consisting of a white enamelled disc with a letter 'A' in black.
(2) A Semi-Automatic Stop Signal shall be provided with a marker, which shall show a white illuminated letter 'A' only when the signal works as an Automatic Stop Signal. The letter 'A' should be distinctly visible, when lit, both by day and night.
270. Function of Automatic Repeating Signal.—An Automatic Repeating Signal is placed in rear of a stop signal for the purpose of giving a driver advance information whether the signal to which it refers is 'ON' or 'OFF'. It is provided, where due to curve or obsti uction, it may be considered necessary to do so.
271. Forms of Automatic Repeating Signal.— (1) An Automatic Repeating Signal shall be either (i) banner type or (ii) position light type of an approved design.
(2) A banner type Automatic Repeating Signal gives its indication by "the position of a black bar with a central longitudinal yellow stripe against an illuminated circular white background.
(3) A position light type Automatic Repeating Signal gives its indication by the position of five lunar white lights.
272. Indication of Automatic Repeating Signals.— (1) Banner type,—The horizontal position of the banner indicates to a driver that the stop signal, which it repeat1;, is at 'ON' and the inclined position indicates that the signal ahead is at 'Caution' or 'Attention' or 'Clear'.
(2) Position light type.—Five lunar white lights in a horizontal row indicate to a driver that the slop signal, which it repeats, is at 'ON'. Fivo lunar white lights in a row inclined to an angle ol 45Q to the horizontal indicates that the signal.
it repeats is at 'OFF',
273. Back lights,—Automatic Signals may be without back lights.
274. Automatic Signalling Section.—Where Automatic Signalling is in force, the Automatic Signalling Section is the portion of the running road between any two i/oriSL'cutive stop signals.
275. Significance of various aspects of Automatic Stop Signals.—Where Automatic Signalling is provided, the signals may be of three or four aspects. In three aspect signalling, the aspects indicated by a stop signal shall noimally be 'Clear' 7Caution' and 'Danger and in four aspect signalling, the aspects shall noimally be 'Clear', 'Attention1, 'Caution1, and 'Danger'.
(i)] The significance of various aspects of Automatic Stop and Automatic Repeatine Sienals is as follows: — A: Automatic Stop Slgnnls, Aspect Meaning Proceed at normal speed permissible; next stop signal it •OFF'.
Attcn ion Proceed preparing to pass Lhe next stop signal a~ res rlcted speed.
Caulion Pro:eed preparing to s op at the next stop signal Danger Stop and observe rule 276.
NOTE.—All Automatic Stop, S*mi-Automatic Stop and Automatic Repeating Signals are provided with their distingufching number.
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B: Automatic Repeating Signals.
Position Meaning Banner Foshion light Signal repeated is 'OFF1.
Signal repeated it 'ON'.
C—PROCEDURE WITH AUTOMATIC STOP SIGNALS IN 'ON' POSITION
276. Automatic Stop Signals -normally not to be passed when 'ON'.—Automatic; Slop Signals shall not be passed when 'ON' except as provided for in Rules 277, 278, and 279.
277. Driver's duty -when Automatic Stop Signal is 'ON'.—"When a Driver finds an Automatic Stop Signal with an 'A' marker at 'ON', he must bring his tiain to a stop in the rear of that signal, After bringing his train to a stop in the rear of the signal, the Driver shall wait theie for one minute by day and two minutes by night. If after waiting for this period the signal continues to remam at 'ON', he shall give one long whistle and exchange signals with the Guard and then proceed ahead, as for as the lme is clear, towards the next stop signal in advance, exercising great caution so as to stop short of any obstruction.
Where owing to the curvature of the line, fog, dust storm, or other causes, the line ahead cannot be seen clearly, the Driver shall proceed at a very slow speed, which shall under no circumstances exceed five miles per hour. The Driver, if he considers it necessary to have assistance may call the Guard by giving a prescribed code of whistle.
278. Guard's duty when Automatic Stop Signal ii 'ON'.—When an Automatic Stop Signal is to be passed at 'ON' and a driver is not accompanied by a fireman or an Assistant Driver, and where the line ahead cannot be seen clearly for a sufficient distance, owing to curvature of the line, fog, dust storm or any other cause, the -Guard, on being sent for by the driver, shall accompany him on the engine cab, befoic he moves forward, to assist the Driver in keeping a sharp look-out.
279 Precautions after passing Automatic Stop Signal at 'ON',—When an Automatic Stop Signal has t>een passed at 'ON' the Driver shall proceed with great caution until the next stop signal is reached. Even if this signal displays Caution1 or 'Attention' or 'Clear aspect the Driver must continue to look out for any possible obstrution short of the same. He shall proceed cautiously upto that signal and shall act upon its indication only after he has reached it.
280 Protection of a train stopped in an Automatic Signalling Section.—When a train la stopped in an Automatic Signalling Section on account of accident, failure, obstruction, or other exceptional causes, and the train cannot proceed, the Guard shall immediately check up that the tail board/light is correctly exhibited and also exhibit a 'Danger' hand signal towards the rear. If the detention SEC 3(1)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA: DEC. 5, 1959/AGRAHAYANA 14, 1881 ^ 5 5 exceeds or is likely to exceed five minutes, it must be protected in accordance with, rule 166, except that the detonators shall be placed as under: —
(i) one detonator 100 (one hundred) yards from the train on the way out; and
(ii) three detonators, ten yards apart, not less than 200 (two hundred) yards from the train or at such distance as has been fixed by special instructions,
281. Driver to report failures.—When a driver has had to pass an Automatic Stop Signal at 'ON', he shall stop his train at the next reporting station or cabin anc report particulars of Automatic Stop Signal/Signals passed at 'ON' by him.
The: reporting stations should be specified by the Railway Administration.
The Station Master or person incharge of the station or cabm shall promptly rep3rt the fact to the Signal and Operating officials concerned.
282. Procedure during failiires of Automatic Signalling.—When a failure of Automatic Signalling is likely to last for some time and cause serious delay, trains sha 1 be worked from station-to-station over the section or sections concerned, under special instructions.
.283. Procedure when Semi-Automatic Stop Signal is 'ON'.— (1) When a Semi- Automatic Stop Signal is worked as an Automatic Stop Signal rules 277, 278 and 279 shall apply.
(2) When the Semi-Automatic Stop Signal is working as a Manual Stop Signal and becomes defective, it may only be passed under relevant rules, detailed in Chapter II, Section (E) or as prescribed by special instructions.
(3) When the Semi-Automatic Signal acts as a Gate Signal, it shall be provided with a yellow-enamelled disc with a letter 'G' in black, in addition to the 'A' marker light. When a driver finds such a signal at 'ON' with the 'A' marker light extinguished, he must sound his whistle to warn the gateman and bring his train to a stop in rear of the signal. If after waiting for one minute by day and two minutes by night, the signal is not taken 'OFF', he must draw his train ahead cautiously and stop in rear of the level crossing. After ascertaining that gates are locked against the road traffic and on getting hand signals from the gateman, the driver must sound his whistle and cautionsly proceed upto the next stop signal. Since tho gate signal may have been at 'ON' either due 1o a defect in the Interlocking arrangement at the level crossing gate or due to an obstruction ahead between the gate signal and the next stop signal, he must, therefore, comply with the provisions of rules 277—279," [No. 59TTV/29/4.]
R. E. de Sa, Secy.
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