Polymers of propylene.

PVC. Acrylic polymers. Polyacetals. Polythene chips. Polyamides.

Amino-resins, polyphenylene oxide.

Silicons. Petroleum resins. Cellulose and its chemical derivatives. Natural polymers.

Ion--exchangers based on polymers.

Self-adhesive plates, sheets, film, strip of plastics. Flexible plain films. Articles for conveyance or packing of goods of plastics. Natural rubber, balata, gutta percha. Synthetic rubber and factice derived from oils, reclaimed rubber. Raw rubber, latex, dry ribbed. Compounded rubber, unwlcanised. Mechanical wood pulp, chemical wood pulp, semi-chemical wood pulp. Cartons, boxes. Paper printed labels, paperboard printed labels. Paper self-adhesive tape. Partially oriented yam, polyester texturised yarn. Polyester staple fibre and polyester staple fibre fill. Polyester staple fibre waste. Sacks and bags, of a kind used for packing of goods. Carboys, bottles, jars, phials of glass. Stoppers, caps and lids. Word processing machines, electronic typewriters. Microphones, multimedia speakers, headphones. Telephone answering machines. Prepared unrecorded media for sound recording. IT software. Transmission apparatus other than apparatus for radio orTsV broadcasting. ,

.- - 315. Radio communication receivers, radio pagers.

316. Aerials, antennas and parts.

317. ' LCD Panels, LED panelsand parts. . . 318. Electrical capacitors, fixed, variable and parts. , . 319,. Electronic calculators. 320. Electrical resistors. .

321. Printed circuits.

322. Switches, connectors, relays for up to 5 amps. 323. Data or graphic display tubes, other than Picture tubes and parts. 324. Diodes, transistors and similar semi--conductor devices. 325. Electronic integrated circuits and micro-assemblies.

326. Signal generators and parts.

327. Optical fibre and optical fibre bundles, cables. 328. Liquid crystal devices, flat panel display devices and parts.

329. Computer systems and peripherals, electronic diaries.

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330. Cathode ray oscilloscopes, Spectrum analysers, Signal analysers. ' .

331. Parts and Accessories ofHSN 84.69,84.70 and 84.71 , 332. D C Micromotors, stepper motors of 37.5 watts.

333. Parts of HSN 85.01.

334. Uninterrupted power supply.'

335. Permanent magnets and articles.

. 336. Electrical apparatus for line telephony or line telegraphy.

337. Coal.

338. Hides and skin. 339. Oil-seeds. 340. Acids. 341. ~liminium conductor steil reinforced (ACSR). 342. Aluminium, alummiumalloys, their products except extrusions. 343. Polpter and staple fibre yam. 344. Bagasse. 345. Bssic chromium sulphate, sodium bi--chromate. . .

346. Biomass briquettes.

347. Castor oil. , . 348. Dyes, acid dyes, basic dyes. 349. Mixed PVC stabilizer. 350. Maize swh, gluco&:~', mahglute~. &ize germ and oil. / 351. Pmfllnwaw.

TKI No. : 05 1 DATED 18~' AUGUST, 2005. Alloys and scraps of ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Gypsum of all forms and dcscriptions. Handloom woven Gamcha, Khaddar and Khadi. < Hurrica~~e lantern and kerosene lamp and accessories and copponents thereof. Lac and sltellac. Paper board--essentially as an input for packing materials. Transformer. Waste paper. 360. Windmill for water pumping and for generatioti of electricity.

SERIES - I No. : 05 DATED laT" AUGUST, 2005. [See clause (c) of sub-section (I) of section 41 List of Good Tnxedat hvenlyper cent. Serial GOODS Number. 1: Petroleum Products (bther than liquid petrdfeum gas, Compressed Natural Gas and Kerosene) such as Naphtha, Aviation Turbine Fuel, Spirit, Gasoline, Diesel (High Speed Diesel, super Light Diesel Oil, Light Diesel Oil), Furnace Oil, Organic Solvent, Coal Tar, Mixture and combination of above products. . > 2. Liquor (Foreign and Indian made foreign liquor) 3. Country liquor. 4. Narcotic$ (bhaang). 5. Molasses. 6. Rectified spirit. 7. Lottery tickets. 8. Brake fluid,,

-96- I SERIES - I No. : 05 DATED isTH AUGUST, 2005. THE FIFTII SCHEDULE [See sub-section (I) of sectio11411 Serial List of Organisations which can claim refund Number. I fl I. AFGHANISTAN. <. H.E. Ambassador of Republic ofAfghanistan. The Embassy of Republic ofAfghanistan. The Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses) ofthe EmbassyofAfghanistan. 2. AFRSASIAN RURAL RECONSTRUCTION . . ORGANISATION. .,. 3. . . .ALGERIA. The Embassy of ~emocrotic and Popular ~e~"b!ic ofAlgeria. 4. ANGOLA. The Embassy ofhgola il on the purchase made by the diplomats for Official ' and personal use. 5. APOSTOLIC NUNCIATURE. 6. ARGENTINA. I

Embassy of A&ntine Republic op the purchases made by its diplomats for

official as well as personal use. 7. BRMENIA. Embassy ofArmenia on the purchases made by the mission for official use. 8. ASIAN AFRICANLEGAL CONSULTIVE COMMI,mEE, for its official use. \ 9. ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK. 10. AUSTRALIA. The HighComnission and its DiplomaticOfficers in respect ofpurchases made &om bounded stores only for their,oficial and personal use. 11. 'AUSTRIA. . . The Embassy of~"stria India (for sales intended for their official use). The Diplomatic Officers of the Embassy ofAustria in India (for sales intended . . for their personal use). . , 12. BANGLADESH. IT, I I I i ) i ( I i The igh Commission for the Peoples Republic of Bangladesh in India. T~iplOmatic Offi~(rs (including their spouses) of the High Cominission for the

Peoples Republic of Bangladesh in India.

gj 13. BELARUS. The Embassy of Belarus in India.

Purcha-ss maae tor its diplomatic and

administrative/technical perso~nel for official as well as personal use. 14. BELGIUM. H.E. the Ambassador of Belgium in India. The Embassy of Belgium in India The Diplomatic 0fficers.of theBelgium ~mbassy in India..

SERIES - I -1 DATED 1sTH AUGUST, 2005. BHUTAN. . The Royal Bhutan Mission for sles intended for official use of Mission.. The Representative of Bhutan for sales intended for persona: use. The Diplomatic Officers of the Royal Bhutan Mission for sales intended for personal use. BRAZLL. The Embassy of the Federative Republic of Brazil in India. The Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses) of the Embassy of Federative

Republic of Brazil in India.

-.. , BRITAIN. The High Commission for Britain in lndia (all sales for official use). TheDiplomatic Officers (including their spouses) of the High Commission for Britain in India (sales of imported goods from bonded stocks only); BRUNEI D~RUSSALAM.

Embassy of Brunei Darussalam on the purchases made by its Diplomats for

Official as well as personal use. BULGARIA. H.E. the Ambassador of the Peoples Republic of Bulgaria in India. The Embassy of the Peoples Republic of Bulgaria in India. ! The Diplomatic Officers (includingtheir spouses) of the Embassy of the Peoples

Republic of Bulgaria in India.

CANADA. H.E. the

High Commissioner for Canadian in India.

The Diplomatic Officers of the Canada High Cohunission. The Canadian High Commission. CENTRAL AFRICA. The Embassy of the Central African Empire .(for sales intended for official use). The Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses) ofthe Embassy ofthe Central African Empire (for sales intended for their personal use). CHINA.

H.E. the Chinese Ambaisador in India.

The Embassy of the Peoples Republic of China. The Diplomatic

offickrs of the Chinese Embassy in India

COLUMBIA. The Embassy of Columbia in India. . COMBODIA.

H.E. the Ambassador of ~ombodia in India. '

. The Embassy of eombodia in India. The Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses).of thk Embassy of Combodia :. in lndia. Officials of the COMMISSI'ON OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES for setting up their office.

1. (B) Personnel of the delegation holding diplomatic status (other than Indian

nationals and persons permanently resident in lndia Employed by the said

Commission). COMMON EDUCATIONAL MEDIA CENTRE FOR ASIA. Common Educational Media Centre on the purchase made for oEcial,use and by its President and Vice-President for personal use.

- 1 SERIES - I No. : 05 ' 27. CONGO. The Congolese Embassy and their Diplomatic Officers. 28. CROATIA. Embassy of Croatia on the purchases made by its diplomats for official as well as for personal use oftheir officials. 29. .CUBA,

-The Embassy of the ~ep,~blic of Cuba in India.

• • ~ The Diplomatic ORicers (including their spouses) of the Republic of Cuba in India. 30. CYCRUS. The Cyprus High commission (for sales intended for official use). TheDiplomafic Officeis(including their spbuses) of the cyprus High Commission (for sales intended for their personal use).

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31. . CZECH REPUBLIC. Enlb~ssy of Czech Republic on the purchases made by its diplo;nats for official as well as for personal use of their officials. ' . ! 32. DENMARK. The Royal Danish Embassy in India. . ~he~~iplomatic ~fiicers (includifig theirspouses) ofthe~o~al Danisll ~mbassy in India. 33. DOMINICA. The

High omm mission for the Commonwealth of Dominica (for its official

purchases). I ' The Diplomatic Officials of the Iligh Commission for fie Commonwealth of Dominica (for their personal use). 34, EGYPT. ~' ). . . The Embassy of thc hekrab Republic of Egypt in india. The Diplomatic officers (including their spouses) of the Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt in India. 35. ETHOPIA.

The Ethopian Embassy in India (for its official purchases).

The ~i~lomatic Officers of the'~tho~ian ~mb&s~ in 1ndia (for their personal purchases). 36. FINLAND. Embassy of Finland on the purchass of following' items maie by its diplomats for official purpose.

1. (1) Construction materials as well commodities to,be used foi the interior decoration and furnishing of building. . .
2. (2) Commodities used in representational functions.
3. (3) Motor vehicles a$ well as spare parts and equipment for Motor vehicles. . . .(4) Work performances concerning the premises of a mission or ofiice and the commodities referred to in items (1) to
4. (3) or the rental of those commodities.
5. (5) Telecommunication se~ic~, energy commodities and fuel purchased for . . the building of a missionor office.
6. (6) Fuels for motor vehicles. . . 37. FRANCE. . . . ...

The Embassy of France on the jjurchases made by its diplomats for 0kcial

purposes and for the residence of the Ambassador, . . , . ., ,3

SERIES - I No. : 05 DATED laTH AUGUST, 2005. 38. GERMANY. The Embassy of Germany in India (for sales infended for official use only). The Diplomatic Officers of the German Embassy in India (for sales intended for personal use). 39. GHANA. The High Commissioner for Ghana in India. The Diplomatic officers (including their spouses) of theHigh Commissioner for Ghana in India. 40. GREECE:

The Royal Greek Embassy in India.

The Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses)of the Royal Greek Embassy in India. 41. GUYANA. - The High Commission for Guyana, and its Diplomatic Officers (incluaing their spouses).. 42. HUNGARY. H.E. The Ambassador of the Hungarian Peoples Republic in India.

The Embassy of the Hungarian peoples Republic in India.

The Diplomatic officers (including their spouses) offhe Embassy ofthe Hungarian Peoples Republic in India. 43. INDONESIA. The Embassy of Indonesia on all its official purchases and the purchases made by its officials for their personal use. 44. INTERNATIONALBANKFORRECONSTRUCTION ANb DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA and Employees, other than those recruited locally of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development in India. 45.

INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR GENETIC ENGINEERING AND

BIOTECHNOLOGY, (for all its official purchases). 46. (A) Office of the INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE (for sales intended for official use).

1. (8) Dr. Nagendra Singh an elected judge of the International Court of Justice, (for sales intended for his personal use). 47. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR OFFICE.. ' 48. IRAN.

The Embassy of Iran in India.

The Diplomaticofficers (inclucjingtheir spouses) of the Embassy ofIran in India. 49. LRAQ.

H.E. the Ambassador of the Repubiic of Iraq in India.

The Embassy of Republic of Iraq in India. , . The Diplomatic Officers (including their spogses) of the Embassy of Iraq in India. 50. IRELAND. The Embassy of Ireland in India. The Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses) of the Emtiassy of Ireland in India. 51. ISRAEL TheEmbassy ofIsrael on purchases made by its diplomats for official as well for personal use.

SERTES - I No. : DATED NTH AUGUST, 2005. - ITALY. Embassy of Italy on the purchase made by itsdiploniats for official use as well as for personal use of their officials. JAPAN. The Embassy of Japan and its Diplomatic Officers. JORDAN. The Embassy of HashemiteKingdom of Jordon in India.

The Diplomatic. Officers (including their spouses) of

the Embassy of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordon in India). KAZAKHSTAN. The Embassy of Kazakhstan on the purchases madeby its diplomats for official as well as for personal use. KENYA. For official use as well as Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses) of the Kenya High Commission 'in India. KOREA. a H.E. the Ambassador of Korea. . Embassy of the Republic of Korea. The Diploniatic Officers (including their spouses) of the Embassy Republic of Korea. KOREA (D.P.R.). H.E. The Ambassador of the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea. Embassy of the Democratic People Republic of Korea.

The Diplomatic Officers (including

theirspouses) of the Embassy of the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea. KUWAIT. H.E. the Ambassador of the State of Kuwait in India. The Embassy of the state of Kuwait in India. The Diplomatic officers of the Embassy of the State of Kuwait in India. KYRGHYSTAN. The Embassy ofKyrghystan on the purchases made by its diplomats foroffrcial as well as for personal use. LAOS.

The Royal Embassy of Laos in India.

The Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses) of Royal Embassy of Laos in India. LEAGUE'OF ARAB STATES MISSION. League ofArab States Mission.

Chief Representative, Deputy Chief representative, their spouses and minor

children of the league ofArab States Mission. LEBANON. H.E. the Ambassador of Lebanon in India. The

Embksy of Lebanon in India.

The Diplomatic Officers (including their spoiuses) oithe Embassy of Lebanon. LIBERIA. Emba~sy of Liberia on all its official purchases as well as purchases made by its oficials for their personal use.

SERIES - I No. : 05 DATED laTU AUGUST, 2005. 65. LBYA The Embaby oftheLibyan Arab Republic in India (for sales intended for official use.) The Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses) ofthe Embassy of the Libyan Arab Republic 4 India (for sales intended for their personal use.) 66. LUXEMBOURG Embassy ofGrand Duchy of Luxembourg in respectof goods purchased by them for official use only. .. . 6l. MALAYSIA. The High Commissioner for Malaysia in India. The Diplomatic OWcer (including their spouses) of the High Commissioner for Malaysia in India. 68. MAURITIUS The High Commission of Mauritius and its Diplomatic Officers. 69. MEXICO. The Embassy of Mexico in India. The Diplonutic Officers (including their spouses) of the Embassy of Mexico in India. 70. . MONGOLIA. - H.E. the Ambassador of the Mongolian Peoples Republic io India. The Embassy ofthe Mongolian Peoples Republic in India. The Diplomatic officers of the Embassy ofthe Mongolian Peoples Republic in - India. 71. MOROCCO Embassy of Morocco on the purchases made by its diplomats for official as well as personal use. 72. MOZAMBIQUE. High Commission of the Republic ofMozambique in respect ofgoods purchased by them for official use only. 73. MYANMAR. The Embassy of the Republic of the Myanmar in India. (Restricted to sale of goods from bonded stocks) The Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses) of the Embasqy of the Union of Myanrrtar in India.(sale of petrol only) f 74. NAMIBIA. Namibian High Commission on the purchase made by its diplomats for official as well as for personal use. 75. NEPAL. ' The Royal Nepalese Emb&sy in India, and' TheDiploniatic Officers (including theirspouses) ofthe Royal Nepalese Embassy in India. 76. NETHERLANDS.

The Royal Netherlands Embassy in India.

The Diplomatic Ofiicers (including their spouses) of the Royal Netherlands Embassy in India. 77. NICARAGUA. The Embassy of Nicaragua on all its ofiicial purchase3 as well as the purchases made by its officials for their personal use.

84. PLO. The Embassy of

the Palestine Liberation Organisation (for sales intended for

official use). The Diplomatic OEcers (including their spouses) ofthe Embassy ofthe Palestine Liberation Organisation (for sales intended for personal use). .I, *. 85. POLAND. The Embassy ofthe Polish Peoples Republic and their Diplomatic Olficers. SERIES - I No. : 05 DATED isTH AUGUST, 2005, 86. PORTUGAL. The Embassy of Portugal in India. The Diplon~atic Officers (including their spouses) of the Embassy of Portugal

in India (for sales intended for their personal use).

78. NIGERIA. H.E. the High Commission of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in India. The High Commission for the Federal Republic of ~i~eria. The Diplomatic OEcers of the High Commission for the Federal Republic of Nigeria in India. 79: NORWAY. H.E. the Norwegian Ambassador in India. The Royal Norwegian Embassy in India. The Diplomatic

80. OMAN. 'The Embassy of Sultanate of Oman and its Diplomatic Officers. 81. PAKISTAN. . ' '

The Embassy of Pakistan in India.

The Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses) ofthe Embassy of Pakistan in India. 82. PANAMA. The Embassy of Panama and its Diplomatic Off~cers in respect of purchases made from bonded stores only. 83. PHILIPPINES. H.E. the Ambassador of the Philippines in India. The Embassy of Philippines in India, and

The Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses) of the Embassy of the

. . Philippines in India. 87. QATAR. The Embassy of the State of Qatar. The Diplomatic Oficers of the Embassy of the State of Qatar, and their spouses for sales intended for their personal use. 88. ROMANIA. H.E. the Ambassador ofthe Socialist Republic ofRomania inJndia.

,The En~hassy ofthe Socialist Republic of Romania in India.

The Diplomatic Oficers (including their spouses) ofthe Embassy ofthe Socialist Republic of Romania. 89. RUSSIA. TheEmbassy ofthe Russian Federation on the purchases made by theDiplomats for official and personal use.

SERIES - I No. : 05. DATED 18~ AUGUST, 2005. 90. RWANDA. . . ~mb.&j':of ~epublic of dwanda on the purchaqes made by diploiakc and adminishativd technical personnel for official as well as peisonal use. . . . ~ 9 1. SAHRAWI ARAB DEMOCRATIC~~PUBLIC. The Embassy of Sahrawi Arab Democratic ~e~ubiic. The Diplom~ticOfficers ofthe Embassy of Sahrawi Arab ~emocratic Republic. .. . . 92. SAUDIAR~BIA. . .

H.E. the ~mbassador of Saudi Arabia in India.

The Embassy of Saudi Arabia in India. , The~i~loniatic officers (inclcding theirhpouses) ofthe Embassy of~audi ~rabia . in India. & 9 SENEGAL. The Embassy of Republic of the Senegal'in lnbla (for sales inbnded for the official use of the Embassy). The Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses) the Embassy of the Republic of senegalin India (for sales intended for personal use).

94. . SINGAPORE. . .

The iligh'Co&ission for Singapore. Their Diplomatic Oficess. 95. SLOVAK REPUBLIC. EmbSssy of Slovak Republic on the purchase made by its diplomats for official as well as for personal use of their officials. 96. SOMALIA. .# The Embassy of Somalia in India (fir sales iutetided for~official use). The DiplomaticOfficers (including their spouses) ofihe Embassy ofthe Somalia0 in India (for sales intended for their personal use). 97; SOUTH AFRICA. Embassy of South Africa on the purchase made by !ts diplomats for official as well as for personal use. 98. SOUTH WEST AFRICAN PEOPLES ORGANISATION (SWAPO). ~mbassy of souih West Afri~an~~eioples Organisation (SWAPO>-~~ all its . . official purchases and the purchases mgde by its oflicials for their personal use. 99. SPAIN. H.E. the.hbassador of Spain in India. The Embassy of Spain in 1udi.a. The Diplomatic Officers ofthe Embassy of Spain in India.

100. SRI LANKA.

.I The High Commission for the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka for purchase made for its official use as yell by dipl.gmats. . 101. SUDAN. The Embassy of Democratic Republic of Sudan in India. .

. . . : , , (~xeni~tion extended to purchases from placds'other than bonded stocks). 102. SURINAME. The Embassy ofRepublic of Suriname on the purchases made for official use as well as personal'use of the diplomats.

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SERIES - I No. : 05 DATED 18~ AUGUST, 2005. SWEDEN.

personal use). SWlTZERLAND. Embassy of Switzerland on the purchase made by its diplomats for official as well as for personal use oftheir officials. SYRIA. The Embassy of the Syrian Arab Republic & their Diplomatic Officers. , . THAILAND. The Royal Thai Embassy in India. The ~iplomatic ~fficers(including their spouses) of the Royal Thai Embassy in Ndia. TRINIDAD. The High Commission for Trinidad and Tobago in lndia. The members of the Diplomatic Staff ofthe said High Commission. (Exemption restricted to (i) sale intended for theofficial use ofthe Commission and

1. (ii) sale intended for personal use). TUNISIA. The Embassy of Tunisia on the purchases made by its Diplomats for official as well as personal use. TURKEY, Embassy ofTurkey on the purchase made by its diplomats for official as well as for personal use. UAE. The Embassy of the United Arab Emirates, for its official use. The Diplomatic OfFicers of theEmbassy ofthe United Arab Emirates, and their spouses for sales intended for their personal use. ,. . UGANDA. The High Commission for the Republic of Uganda inIndia; The Diplomatic officers (including their spouses) of the High Commission for

the Republic of Uganda in India.

UKRAINE. Embassy of Ukraine in on the purchase made by its diplomats. for okcial well as for personal use. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME The Regional OEce for India, Nepal ~e~lon,'~ran,~f~hanistan and Pakistan of T@ UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR ASIA and Fai East (Division of Social Affairs). UNITED NATIONS EDUCATION SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANISATION Uh'ITED NATIOXS EDUCATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANISATION RESEARCH CENTRE ON SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTHERN ASIA. UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL ORGANISATION. . . UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION FOR REFUGEES. (Exemption . for ~ official use only).

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SERIES - I No. : 05 . . UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION CENTRE. UNITEDNATIONS INTEF~JATIONALCHILDRENNS EMERGENCY FUND.

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UNITED NATIONS MILITARY OBSERVERS .GROUP. IN INDIA AND- PAKISTAN. . . UNITED NATIONS OFFICE'$OR POPULATION STUDIES. .-' ~. The Regional Office of the UNITED NATIONS WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION for South East Asia;(for sales intended for official use).

1. (B) The Regional Director (including his spouse3 of the United Nations World Health Organisation for South East Asia, (for sales intended for personaluse). UNITED STATES AGENCY -FOR INTERNATIONAL REVELOPMENT MISSION.' United States

Agency for International ~evelopnlent Mission and Employees

-other!hanthe locally recruited sraffoftheunited StatesAgency for International Developtnent Mission. \ URUGUAY. H.C. the Ambassador of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay in India. The Embassy of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay in India.

The Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses) of the Oriental Republic of

Uruguay in India. USA.

The Embassy of the U.S.A. in India.

H.E.

thehbassador of the U,S.A. in India.

The Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses and dependents) ofthe Embassy of U.S.A. in India. RUSSIAN FEDERATION. H.E. Thehbassador of the Russian Federation in India. The Embassy of the Russian Federation in India. The Diplonlatic Officers of the Embassy of Russian Federation in India, UZBEKISTAN. The ~mbass~ of~e~ublic of Uzbekistan in on the purchase madeby its diplomats for official as well as for personal use. VIETNAM (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC).

H.E. the Ambassador of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam in India.

The Embassy of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam in India. The Diplomatic

Offlcers (including their spouses) of the Embassy of the

Democratic ~epubiic of Vietnam in India. VIETNAM (REPUBLIC). The Counsel General of the Republic of Vietnam in India. Thy Consulate General of the Republic of Vietnam in India. The Consular officei of the Consulate General of the Republic of Vietnam in India. . . VENEZUELA. The Embassy of Vegezuela in India. The Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses) of the Embassy of Venezuela in India. YEMEN. ' . The Embassy ofthe peoples ~emocratic Republic ofYemen in India.

The Diplomatic Officers (including their spouses) of the

~inbassy of Peoples Democratic Republic of Yemen in India.

133. YUGOSLAVIA The Embassy of the Socialist Federal Republic ofYugoslavia in India. The Diplomatic Ofticers (including their spouses) of the Embassy of Federal I ' 1 Republic of Yugoslavia in India, SERIES - I NO. : 05 DATED 18'" AUGUST, 2005. 134. ZAIRE. H.E. thehbassador of the Republic of Zaire in India. The Embassy of the Republic ofZaire in India. TheDiplomaticO~ce&(including their spouses) ofthe Embassy oftheRepublic of Zaire in India.

(exemption restricted to goods from bonded stores only).

I 135. ZAMBIA. The High Commission of ~ambiajn India (for sales intended for ofticial use). The Diplomatic

Oficers (including their spouses) of the Zambian High

Commission in India (for sales intended for personal use). (exemption is restricted to goods manufactured or produced in India and not imported from out of lndia). 136. ZIMBABVE. The Zimbabve High Commission for its official purchases only upon certification of the Head of Mission Charged Affairs.

SERIES - I No. : 05 DATED lsT" AUGUST, 2005. THE SIXTH SCHEDULE t< [See clause (b) of sub-section (2) of section 91 List of non-creditable gooh Serial Number. Description of non-creditable goods 1. Subject to clauses 2 and 3 of this Schedule, the following goods shall be "non- creditable goods" for the purposes of this Regulation:

1. (1) Motor vehicles designed for transporting fewer than eight passengers, motor cycles, motor scooters and other motorised two-wheeled vehicles;
   • (ii) Fuels in the form of petrol, diesel and kerosene, LPG, CNG, coal;
   • (iii) Conventional clothing and footwear, clothing fabrics;
   • (iv) Food for human consumption;
   • (v) Beverages for human consumptioa;
   • (vi) Goods designed, and used predominantly for, the provision of entertainment including televisibn receivers, video cassette players, radios, stereo systems, audio cassette player,

CD players, DVD players, computer game consoles

and computer games, cameras of any kind; (vit') Air conditioners other than those used for manufacturing purposes; and

1. (viil) Tobacco in any form and tobacco products. .. .,.

'2. Any item in clause 1 [other than Item (ii)] shall not be treated as non-creditable

goods

ifthe item is purchased by aregistered dealer for the purpose of re-sale in an unmodified

form or use

,as raw material for processing or manufacturing of goods for sale by him in

Dadra and

NagarHaveli in the ordinary course of his business.

3. Fuel ptem (ii) ofclause I] shall not be treated asnon-&editablegoods ifthe purchaser is licenved as a dealer in fuel products and purchases the fuel in commercial quantities for resale. A. P. I. ADDUL KALAM, President. I T. K. VISWANATHAN, Secy. to the Govt. of India, . -. . - . . . [Government Prinling Press, Daman. 08/2005 - 500.1 : [Price Rs. 25.001