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S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject Decision of the Committee   1. M/s  Marg Limited   01/36/218/324/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0430001528 dated 18.02.2004 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO The  Committee  decided to  recommend  to  DG  for relaxation under Para 2.5 of FTP to allow condonation from condition of fulfilment of block­ wise  EO  subject  to  payment  of composition fee of 2% on duty saved  amount  in  proportion  to the shortfall at the end of each block in terms of the provisions of  Para  5.8.3  of  HBP  v1 (RE:2012)/Para 5.8.2 of HBP v1 (RE: 2013).   This has the approval of DG. 2. M/s Jothi Threads   01/36/218/283/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 3530001194 dated 29.08.2005 Condonation  of  block­ wise  EO  fulfillment  and extension in EOP The  Committee  decided FTP to allow extension in EOP on payment of composition fee equal  to  2%  of  proportionate duty  saved  amount  on unfulfiled  EO  or  an enhancement in EO imposed to the  extent  of  10%  of  total  EO at  the  choice  of  exporter,  for each  year  of  extension  sought in terms of provisions contained in Para 5.11(a) of HBP Vol. I.   MINUTES OF EPCG COMMITTEE MEETING HELD UNDER THE CHAIRMANSHIP OF SHRI JAIKANT SINGH, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF FOREIGN TRADE AT 1430 Hours ON 27.02.2014   Following officers attended the meeting:   a.     Shri Akash Taneja, Joint Director General of Foreign Trade, DGFT b.     Shri V. K. Kohli, Director, O/o Textile Commissioner, Noida c.      Shri S. S. Tak, Joint Industrial Adviser, Ministry of Steel d.     Shri Sanjay Kumar, US(DBK), Department of Revenue

e, DGFT b.     Shri V. K. Kohli, Director, O/o Textile Commissioner, Noida c.      Shri S. S. Tak, Joint Industrial Adviser, Ministry of Steel d.     Shri Sanjay Kumar, US(DBK), Department of Revenue e.     Shri A.K Pandey, Senior Technical Officer (DBK), Department of Revenue f.      Shri Gajraj Singh, Sr. Development Officer, Department of Heavy Industry    II.            Minutes of the last Meeting held on 23.01.2014 were confirmed.   III.           The Committee deliberated upon all the cases and following decisions were taken:   DGFT = Directorate General of Foreign Trade DG = Director General FTP = Foreign Trade Policy HBP v1 = Handbook of Procedure Vol. I EO = Export Obligation EODC = Export Obligation Discharge Certificate EOP = Export Obligation Period EPCG = Export Promotion Capital Goods RA = Regional Authority BG = Bank Guarantee FFE = Free Foreign Exchange FE = Foreign Exchange IEC = Importer­Exporter Code DOR = Department of Revenue CLA = Central Licensing Area IEM = Industrial Entrepreneurs Memorandum RCMC = Registration­cum­Membership Certificate ICD = Inland Container Depot


S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   3. M/s  EL­Sewedy Electro  Meter  India Private Limited   01/36/218/365/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0530159896 dated 05.12.2012 Condonation  of  delay  in obtaining  installation certificate  from  Central Excise  Authority  by granting  relaxation  in

Para  5.3.1  of  HBP  v1

under Para 2.5 of FTP The  Committee  observed  that the  firm  have  already  obtained the Installation Certificate from Central  Excise  and  therefore, decided to recommend to DG for  relaxation  under  Para 2.5  of  FTP  to  condone  the delay  in  obtaining/submission of installation certificate.   4. M/s  Mascot  (India) Tools  and  Forgings Pvt. Ltd.   01/36/218/267/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0530138053 dated 14.02.2005 Condonation  of  delay  in submission  of  installation certificate  issued  from Central Excise the  firm  have  already  obtained the Installation Certificate from Central  Excise  and  therefore, decided to recommend to DG 2.5  of  FTP  to  condone  the delay  in  obtaining/submission of installation certificate.  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   5. M/s  Comrack Infonet  Private Limited   01/36/218/137/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0530158566 dated 15.06.2012 Allow  installation  of capital  goods  at  2nd  unit address  in  Faridabad  in place  of  Okhla  Industrial Area, New Delhi The Committee observed that:   a.     The firm had to install the capital  goods  imported against  the  EPCG Authorization  No. 0530158566  dated 15.06.2012  at  their  unit located  at  C­176,  Okhla Industrial Area, Phase – I, New Delhi; b.     As the aforesaid unit was not ready for installation, they  installed  the  Capital Goods  at  their  unit located  unit  Plot  No.  6, 12/16  Gurukul  Industrial Zone,  Near  Omax  Green Valley,  Sector­38, Faridabad, Haryana; c.            They  have  already obtained  the

Capital Goods  at  their  unit located  unit  Plot  No.  6, 12/16  Gurukul  Industrial Zone,  Near  Omax  Green Valley,  Sector­38, Faridabad, Haryana; c.            They  have  already obtained  the installation  certificate issued  from  Central Excise; d.     Both the addresses i.e. the address  endorsed  on EPCG  Authorization  and the  address  at  which Capital  Goods  imported against  EPCG Authorization  No. 0530158566  dated 15.06.2012  were  actually installed  are  mentioned in IEC) and RCMC.   The  Committee,  therefore, regularized  installation  of Capital  Goods  at  Plot  No.  6, 12/16  Gurukul  Industrial  Zone, Sector­38, Faridabad, Haryana.

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   6. M/s Craftsmen   01/36/218/227/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0530139154 dated 20.07.2005 Extension in  EOP  for  one year The  Committee  decided FTP to allow extension in EOP on payment of composition fee duty  saved  amount  on unfulfiled  EO  or  an   7. M/s  Federal  Mogul Goetze  (India) Limited   01/36/218/182/AM­ 13/EPCG­I 0530137549 dated 08.12.2004 Acceptance of installation certificate  issued  by Central  Excise  Authority and condonation  of  delay in  obtaining  installation certificate the  firm  have  already  obtained the Installation Certificate from Central  Excise  and  therefore, decided to recommend to DG 2.5  of  FTP  to  condone  the delay  in  obtaining/submission of installation certificate.   8. M/s  Deepak  Cables (India) Limited   01/36/218/121/AM­ 13/EPCG­I 0730006061 dated 07.09.2007 (i)   Change the  place  of installation    from

obtaining/submission of installation certificate.   8. M/s  Deepak  Cables (India) Limited   01/36/218/121/AM­ 13/EPCG­I 0730006061 dated 07.09.2007 (i)   Change the  place  of installation    from Dulampur  to Puducherry (ii)    To  extend  the  EOP (condonation  of block­wise  EO  for shortfall  in  first block); (iii)  Condone  the  delay and  extend  the  time for  submission  of installation certificate upto 30.06.2014 The Committee noted that:   a.          Against  EPCG Authorization  No. 0730006061  dated 07.09.2007,  they  had imported  Used  Nokia Maillefer  on  26.09.2007 to  be  installed  in  their Puducherry  plant  by 25.02.2008; b.     They could not adhere to this  deadline  since  the machine  could  not  be installed  in  their Puducherry  plant  due  to space  constraints  and volatile  market  condition of  XLPE  cable  in  South India; c.      They located  a  place  in Dulampur,  Dist.  Bargarh in  Odisha  State  and

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   approached  DGFT  Hqrs. for  condonation  of  delay in  submission  of Installation  Certificate and extension in time for submission of Installation Certificate  which  were granted  by  the  EPCG Committee in its meeting held on 10.10.2012; d.          An  amendment  dated 15.11.2012  to  the  EPCG Authorization  has  been made granting permission to  shift  the  machinery and  extension  in  time upto 31.03.2013; e.     Unfortunately, they  could not  erect  the  above machine  at  their proposed  factory  at Odisha  as  they  did  not get  power  connection  till

ery and  extension  in  time upto 31.03.2013; e.     Unfortunately, they  could not  erect  the  above machine  at  their proposed  factory  at Odisha  as  they  did  not get  power  connection  till date  despite  being  given assurance  by  the  OPTCL that  the  same  would  be granted  before 30.11.2012; f.      Under the  circumstances, they  studied  the operations  of  machine extensively  and  also  the market  feasibility  and found that it is prudent to install  the  machine  at their  Puducherry  plant itself  since  some  of  the existing  equipment  at their  Puducherry  plant could  also  be  utilized  as supporting  items  to  the main Nokia machine; g.          They  have  now  made provision  at  their Puducherry plant itself by relocating  existing machineries to install the above Nokia Machine; h.     Consequent to the delay in installing  the  machinery, they could not meet 50% of  EO  during  the  first block of 6 years; i.            Addresses  of  both  their units  at  Puducherry  and

h.     Consequent to the delay in installing  the  machinery, they could not meet 50% of  EO  during  the  first block of 6 years; i.            Addresses  of  both  their units  at  Puducherry  and

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   Dulampur  are  mentioned in  IEC,  RCMC  and  EPCG  Authorization.   The  Committee,  therefore, decided to recommend to DG 2.5 of FTP to:   a.          change  the  installation place  from  Dulampur  to Puducherry; b.          allow condonation  from condition  of  fulfilment  of block­wise  EO  subject  to payment  of  composition fee of 2% on duty saved amount  in  proportion  to the shortfall at the end of each  block  in  terms  of the  provisions  of  Para 5.8.3  of  HBP v1(RE:2012)/Para 5.8.2 of HBP v1 (RE: 2013); c.            Condone  the  delay  in installation  of  capital goods  and  to  extend  the time  for  submission  of Installation  Certificate upto 30.06.2014.  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   9. M/s  Jindal  Steel  & Power Limited   01/36/218/318/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 3330002439 dated 08.08.2012 Shifting  of  capital  goods and permission to extend time  period  for installation  by  another one year The Committee  noted  that  the firm  intend  to  shift  one production line equipment from their  Patratu,  Jharkhand  plant to  Angul,  Orissa  plant  for production  optimization  and non­availability  of  land  in  the vicinity.  Addresses  of  both  the units are endorsed on the EPCG Authorization.  Address  of  the Angul  unit  is  endorsed  in  their IEC.

optimization  and non­availability  of  land  in  the vicinity.  Addresses  of  both  the units are endorsed on the EPCG Authorization.  Address  of  the Angul  unit  is  endorsed  in  their IEC.    The  Committee, therefore,  decided  to  allow shifting of one set of production line  equipment  from  their Patratu  Plant  to  Angul  Plant. The Committee also decided to   recommend  to  DG  for FTP to extend time  period  for installation  of  capital  goods upto 31.12.2014.   10.   M/s  Ambica  Steel Limited   01/36/218/244/AM­ 14/EPCG­I N. A. Clarification  on  whether UPS/Battery  is  permitted to  be  imported  under EPCG licence UPS  and  Battery  are  not  used for  power  production  or  supply of  power.  These  are  used  to regulate  the  fluctuation  of power  supplied  by  State Electricity  Board.    The Committee  also  noted  that  the capital  goods  in  question  are IGBI Rectifier for smooth power supply  to  the  plant,  which results  in  high  efficiency, energy  saving,  reduced  air conditioning  and  ventilation  of air  in  the  plant.  The Committee,  therefore,  decided to allow import of UPS/Battery under  EPCG  Scheme  in  this case.

iciency, energy  saving,  reduced  air conditioning  and  ventilation  of air  in  the  plant.  The Committee,  therefore,  decided to allow import of UPS/Battery under  EPCG  Scheme  in  this case.

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   11. M/s  Jindal  Niryat Limited   01/36/218/177/AM­ 13/EPCG­I 0129163  dated 26.03.1999 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO The  Committee  decided of  Para  5.8.3  of  HBP  v1 (RE: 2013).   12. M/s  Global  Textile Alliance  India Private Limited   01/36/218/300/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0530158964 dated 31.07.2012 Permission for  shifting  of capital  goods  imported under EPCG Authorization No.  0530158964  dated 31.07.2012 addresses  of  both  the  units  of the  company  i.e.  the  Tirupur unit  where  the  capital  goods are  installed  and  the Coimbatore  unit  where  the capital  goods  are  to  be  shifted are  mentioned  in  IEC  and, therefore,  decided  to  grant permission to shift the capital goods from their unit located at Shed  No.  7,  Netaji  Apparel Park,  New  Tirupur, Eettiveeramplalayam Panchayat,  Perumanallur  Post, Tirupur  District,  Tamil  Nadu  – 641 666 to their unit located at SF  No.  149,  Chennappa  Chetty Pudur  Post  Padhuvam  Pallit Village,  Coimbatore  –  641  659 subject to the condition that the company  will  furnish  fresh installation certificate. 13. M/s  Geissel  India Private Limited   01/36/218/370/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 3130001137 dated 10.05.2005 Condonation  of  delay  in submission  of  installation certificate the  company  have  already obtained  the  Installation

a Private Limited   01/36/218/370/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 3130001137 dated 10.05.2005 Condonation  of  delay  in submission  of  installation certificate the  company  have  already obtained  the  Installation Certificate  from  Central  Excise and  therefore,  decided  to recommend  to  DG  for FTP to  condone  the  delay  in obtaining/submission  of installation certificate.  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   14. M/s  Autocomp Corportation  Panse Private Limited   01/36/218/112/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 3130002071 dated 31.10.2006 Condonation/Permission to  cover  physical  export under EPCG Authorization No.  3130002070  dated 31.10.2006 The Committee observed that   a.     The firm obtained two EPCG  Authorizations (No.  3130002070 dated  31.10.2006  and 3130002071  dated 31.10.06) for export of Sheet/Tubular  Metal Pressing  assemblies and  Sheet/Tubular Metal Furniture Plastic Moulded  Parts  with ITC  HS  Code  01  0001 02  instead  of 87089900; b.     They  could  not  notice the  said  error  (01 0001  02  belongs  to Live  Animals)  on receipt of licence; c.            They  had  exported goods  of  Rs. 52,96,769.00  during the  period  from  July, 2008  to  September, 2008  under  EPCG Authorization  No. 3130002071  dated 31.10.06  from  ICD Dighi, Pune; d.          All  shipments  were passed  under  EPCG Licence  No. 3130002071  dated 31.10.06  with  the remark  ‘Provisionally Assessed  pending amendment  in  EPCG Licence’. e.          The  amendment indicated  was  for change  of  HS  Code from  01  0001  02  to 870899  00  from  Joint

06  with  the remark  ‘Provisionally Assessed  pending amendment  in  EPCG Licence’. e.          The  amendment indicated  was  for change  of  HS  Code from  01  0001  02  to 870899  00  from  Joint DGFT, Pune; f.      They had also effected shipment  during January,  2010  from ICD  Talegaon  Port Pune  and  the  same have  been  passed  by Customs  under  EPCG Licence  No. 3130002071  dated

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   31.10.06    even  if  the ITC  HS  Code  No.  was wrong.  g.          They  had  submitted licence  for amendment  for change  in  ITC  HS Code  but  could  not get  amendment  in time; h.     Hence, ICD Dighi, Pune Customs  had  passed all shipping bills under Free  Shipping  Bills  to avoid further  delay  in shipment  as  per  their request; i.            Subsequently,  they received  amendment from  Joint  DGFT, Pune regarding change of ITC HS Code; j.      They have fulfilled EO under  EPCG Authorization  No. 3130002071  dated 31.10.06  and submitted  papers  in Joint  DGFT,  Pune  for redemption. k.          RA,  Pune  have informed that ITC(HS) Code  was  corrected vide  Amendment Sheet  No.  1  dated 23.05.2011,  however, party  had  already made  export  with earlier  ITC  (HS)  Code without  indicating  the subject  EPCG Authorization.   The  Committee,  therefore, decided  to  refer  the  case  to RA  to  examine  the  S/Bills  and if  corroborative  evidence  is produced  in  respect  of  exports they  may  allow  counting  of exports  made  against  EPCG Authorization  No.  3130002071

se  to RA  to  examine  the  S/Bills  and if  corroborative  evidence  is produced  in  respect  of  exports they  may  allow  counting  of exports  made  against  EPCG Authorization  No.  3130002071 dated  31.10.2006  (which  were not  considered  by  the  Customs to  be  made  under  the  licence as ITC HS Code was incorrectly

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   mentioned  in  the  EPCG Authorization  and  the corresponding  Shipping  Bills were  termed  as  Free  Shipping Bills) towards  fulfillment  of  EO towards EPCG Authorization No. 3130002070 dated 31.10.06. 15. M/s  Dabur  India Limited   01/36/218/328/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0530137854 dated 14.01.2005 Acceptance of installation certificate  obtained  from chartered  engineer  in  the event  that  a  certificate verifying  that  the  capital goods are installed in the premises  of  the authorization holder the  Central  Excise  has  already issued  a  certificate  dated 30.12.2013  confirming  that  the equipment  imported  under  the subject  EPCG  Authorization  are installed  in  the  premises  at Katni  and  decided  to   recommend  to  DG  for FTP  for  acceptance  of installation  certificate  obtained from Chartered Engineer.     16. M/s  Amit  Knitting Sah.  Sanstha  M. Ichalkaranji   01/36/218/364/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 3130000181 dated 04.01.2002 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO The  Committee  decided of  Para  5.8.3  of  HBP  v1 (RE: 2013).

Knitting Sah.  Sanstha  M. Ichalkaranji   01/36/218/364/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 3130000181 dated 04.01.2002 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO The  Committee  decided of  Para  5.8.3  of  HBP  v1 (RE: 2013).  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   17. M/s Mafatlal  Denim Limited   01/36/218/183/AM­ 11/EPCG­I 0330010404 dated 02.12.2005 0330010766 dated 09.01.2006 0330011921 dated 08.05.2006 0330013430 dated 28.09.2006 0330016135 dated 21.05.2007 0330016589 dated 29.06.2007   0330023362 dated 13.07.2009 0330024709 dated 22.12.2009 Waiver or re­validation of average  exports  and condonation  of  1st  block condition  with  extension of  EO  period  without payment of compensation In  respect  of  licences  issued during  AM­06  to  AM­08,  the Committee  decided of  Para  5.8.3  of  HBP  v1 (RE:  2013).    This  has  the approval of DG.   The  Committee,  however, decided not to accede to  the request  regarding  waiver  of average exports. 18. M/s  GTN  Industries Limited   01/36/218/139/AM­ 13/EPCG­I 1030000189 dated 20.06.2002 Counting  of  exports  of cotton  yarn  made  upto March, 2003 by extending the provision of alternate product  (which  came  into effect  from  01.04.2003) under relaxation of policy under Para 2.5 of FTP.   The  Committee  noted  that  as per comments furnished by the O/o  Textile  Commissioner, Mumbai  three  out  of  the  5 machines  imported  are supporting  machines  whereas remaining  two  are  primarily meant  for  dyeing.  The Committee,  therefore,  did  not accede  to  the  request  of  the

three  out  of  the  5 machines  imported  are supporting  machines  whereas remaining  two  are  primarily meant  for  dyeing.  The Committee,  therefore,  did  not accede  to  the  request  of  the firm  regarding  certification  of nexus  between  import  items and  export  product.  The Committee,  however,  decided to      recommend  to  DG  for FTP  to  allow    counting  of exports  of  cotton  yarn  made upto  March,  2003  by  extending the  provision  of  alternate product (which came into effect from 01.04.2003).  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   19. M/s  Alchemist Limited   01/36/218/216/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0230000925 dated 18.03.2005 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO and extension in EOP The  Committee  decided FTP  to  allow  (i)  condonation from  condition  of  fulfilment  of block­wise  EO  subject  to payment  of  composition  fee  of 2%  on  duty  saved  amount  in proportion  to  the  shortfall  at the end of each block in terms of  the  provisions  of  Para  5.8.3 of  HBP  v1(RE:2012)/Para  5.8.2 of  HBP  v1  (RE:  2013)  and  (ii) extension in EOP for 2 years on payment  of  composition  fee duty  saved  amount  on unfulfiled  EO  or  an

s  of  Para  5.8.3 of  HBP  v1(RE:2012)/Para  5.8.2 of  HBP  v1  (RE:  2013)  and  (ii) extension in EOP for 2 years on payment  of  composition  fee duty  saved  amount  on unfulfiled  EO  or  an  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   20. M/s  Kamal  Auto Industries   01/36/218/261/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0530140291 dated 16.01.2006 a.        Amendment  of export  product from  ‘Auto components’  to shaft damper’ b.      Condonation  of block­wise EO c.    Counting of exports of  ‘shaft  damper’ already  made  with effect  from 25.10.2013 The Committee noted that: a.     The ‘shaft  damper’  will be  made  from  the same  machinery  which they  had  imported against  the  subject EPCG Authorization; b.         They  could  not  export the  item  endorsed  on the  EPCG  Authorization due  to  recession  in  the world market; c.      There was a provision at the  time  of  issuance  of EPCG  Authorization  to fulfill  export  obligation by  the  exports  of alternate product.    The  Committee  deliberated upon the case and decided to     recommend  to  DG  for FTP to allow:   a.          fulfillment  of  export obligation  by  exports of  alternate  product viz.  ‘Shaft  Damper’ w.e.f  25.10.2013 subject  to  the condition that the firm shall  maintain  the Average  EO  of alternate  product  in addition  to  the original product; b.          condonation  from condition of fulfilment of  block­wise  EO subject to payment of composition  fee  of 2%  on  duty  saved amount  in  proportion to the shortfall  at  the end  of  each  block  in terms  of  the

from condition of fulfilment of  block­wise  EO subject to payment of composition  fee  of 2%  on  duty  saved amount  in  proportion to the shortfall  at  the end  of  each  block  in terms  of  the provisions  of  Para 5.8.3  of  HBP  v1

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   (RE:2012)/Para  5.8.2 of HBP v1 (RE: 2013).   21. M/s  Ashapura Minechem Limited   01/36/218/361/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0330015066 dated 12.02.2007 Consideration  of  exports of  alternate  product towards fulfillment of EO against  EPCG Authorization  No. 0330015066  dated 12.02.2007  in  terms  of

Para 2.5 of FTP

The Committee noted that a.     the firm have fulfilled the  EO  against  the subject  EPCG Authorization  by exports  of  alternate product  viz. “Processed Bauxite” in place  of  “Activated Fullers Earth” which is endorsed  on  the Authorization; b.     There was a provision at  the  time  of issuance  of  EPCG Authorization  to  fulfill export  obligation  by the  exports  of alternate product; c.      The  firm  have  stated that  they  have already  maintained the Average EO of the alternate  product  as the  average  export performance  of  the alternate  item  was also  included  in  the calculation of Average EO.   The  Committee  deliberated upon the case and decided to     recommend  to  DG  for FTP  to  allow  fulfillment  of export obligation  by  exports  of alternate  product  viz. “Processed Bauxite” in place of “Activated  Fullers  Earth”  which is  endorsed  on  the Authorization  subject  to  the condition  that  the  firm  shall maintain  the  Average  EO  of alternate product in addition  to the original product.

ullers  Earth”  which is  endorsed  on  the Authorization  subject  to  the condition  that  the  firm  shall maintain  the  Average  EO  of alternate product in addition  to the original product.  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   22. M/s  Jayalakshmi Spinning  Mills Limited   01/36/218/294/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0430005003 dated 28.05.2007 Condonation  for  block­ wise EO The  Committee  decided of  Para  5.8.3  of  HBP  v1 (RE: 2013).   23. M/s  Barakath Engineering Industries  (P) Limited   01/36/218/302/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0430002739 dated 21.06.2005 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO and extension in EOP The  Committee  decided block­wise  EO  subject  to duty  saved  amount  on unfulfiled  EO  or  an  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   24. M/s  KNS  Raiment Private Limited   01/36/218/193/AM­ 14/EPCG­I P/CG  0093553 dated 26.05.1998 Grant  of  extension  in EOP The Committee noted that   a.          the  subject  EPCG Authorization  was issued  to  the  firm  to export ‘Knitted fabric’; b.     As they were not able to  export  the  said product,  they  were allowed  to  export Ready  Made Garments  made  of Knitted  Fabric  in 2002; c.            The  firm  have informed  that  that they  fulfilled  65.31% of  the  obligation  by 27.03.2006  and  paid the  prorate  duty  with interest  for  the unfulfilled EO; d.      CLA, New Delhi have informed  that  as  per ANF­5B  submitted  by te  firm,  they  fulfilled EO  between  the period  from  January, 2003  to  march,  2006 whereas  EOP  was valid upto  25.05.2003.

CLA, New Delhi have informed  that  as  per ANF­5B  submitted  by te  firm,  they  fulfilled EO  between  the period  from  January, 2003  to  march,  2006 whereas  EOP  was valid upto  25.05.2003.   The  Committee,  therefore, decided to  recommend to DG 2.5 of FTP to  allow extension in  EOP  upto  March,  2006  on duty  saved  amount  on unfulfilled  EO  for  each  year  of extension  sought    for regularization of the case.  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   25. M/s Shriram  Pistons & Rings Limited   01/37/218/221/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 0530159881 dated 04.12.2012 0530160219 dated 22.01.2013 Transfer of capital goods from  one  unit  to  other unit addresses  of  both  the  units  of the  firm  i.e.  where  the  capital goods  are  installed  and  where the  capital  goods  are  to  be shifted  are  mentioned  in  IEC and,  therefore,  decided  to grant permission  to  shift  the capital  goods  from  their  unit located  at  Ghaziabad  to  their unit located  at  Pathredi,  Alwar, Rajasthan  and  vice  versa subject to the condition that the firm  will  furnish  fresh installation certificate. 26. M/s  Raja  Gears Private Limited   01/37/218/162/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 2230000623 dated 27.03.2007 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO The  Committee  decided of  Para  5.8.3  of  HBP  v1 (RE: 2013).   27. M/s Oriental Carbon & chemicals Limited   01/37/218/161/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 0530138332 dated 29.03.2005 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO and extension in export obligation period The  Committee  deliberated upon  the  case  and  decided  to

ited   01/37/218/161/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 0530138332 dated 29.03.2005 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO and extension in export obligation period The  Committee  deliberated upon  the  case  and  decided  to reject  the  case  as  the  party has  not  furnished  any  cogent reason  for condonation/extension  for  non­ fulfillment of EO. 28. M/s  NSP  Electronics Limited   18/93/AM­12/EPCG­ II 0730000565 dated 17.04.2002 0730000971 dated 10.04.2003 0730000709 dated 30.08.2002 0730000752 dated 07.10.2002 Waiver  from maintenance  of  average export obligation The  Committee  deliberated defer  the  case  with  the direction to call for information from  the  company  regarding fulfillment  of  Average  EO  and specific  EO  during  the  period 2002 to 2005.

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   29. M/s S.R. Industries   01/37/218/220/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 2230000364 dated 01.08.2006 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO The  Committee  decided of  Para  5.8.3  of  HBP  v1 (RE: 2013).   30. M/s  Tex  Corp Limited   01/37/218/238/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 0530130474 dated 19.07.1999 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO The  Committee  decided of  Para  5.8.3  of  HBP  v1 (RE: 2013).   31. M/s  SKL  Exports Limited   01/37/218/226/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 0730003823 dated 20.02.2006 0730003919 dated 10.03.2006 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO The  Committee  decided of  Para  5.8.3  of  HBP  v1 (RE: 2013).

orts Limited   01/37/218/226/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 0730003823 dated 20.02.2006 0730003919 dated 10.03.2006 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO The  Committee  decided of  Para  5.8.3  of  HBP  v1 (RE: 2013).  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   32. M/s Tata Motors,   01/37/218/237/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 0330016470 dated 21.06.2007 Export  of  capital  goods imported  under  EPCG Scheme  for  repairs  and re­import thereof The  Committee  decided  to recommend  to  DG  under Para  2.5  of  FTP  for relaxation  of  provision  of

Para 5.16 of HBP v1 to  allow

the  re­export  of  the  capital goods  subject  to  furnishing  of an  undertaking  that  the  firm would  re­import  the  same capital  goods  after  repairs subject to the condition that the firm  shall  pay  customs  duty  at the time of re­import on repair charges if paid by them.   33. M/s  Yamada Automation  Private Limited   18/215/AM­ 13/EPCG­II 2230000199 dated 02.08.2005 2230000200 dated 02.08.2005 2230000201 dated 02.08.2005 2230000202 dated 04.08.2005 2230000369 dated 07.08.2006 2230000571 dated 06.02.2007 2230000769 dated 01.11.2007 Extension  in  EO  period and  condonation  of block­wise EO The  Committee  decided block­wise  EO  subject  to duty  saved  amount  on unfulfiled  EO  or  an  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   34. M/s  Vem Technologies Private Limited   01/37/218/214/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 0930002833 dated 12.01.2007 0930002183 dated 27.04.2006 0930002641 dated 23.10.2006 0930002700 dated 20.11.2006 Acceptance  of  export  of alternate  product  for fulfillment  of  export obligation there  was  provision  for fulfillment  of  export  obligation by  export  of  alternate  product at  the  time  of  issuance  of authorizations  and  hence, decided to recommend to DG 2.5  of  FTP    to  count  the exports  of  alternate  product already  made  by  the  firm towards  fulfillment  of  export obligation  against  the  subject EPCG  Authorizations  subject  to fulfillment  of  Average  EO  of the alternate product.   35. M/s  Ruchira  Papers Limited   01/37/218/113/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 2230000614

bligation  against  the  subject EPCG  Authorizations  subject  to fulfillment  of  Average  EO  of the alternate product.   35. M/s  Ruchira  Papers Limited   01/37/218/113/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 2230000614 dated 26.03.2007 2230000416 dated 09.10.2006 2230000620 dated 26.03.2007 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO The  Committee  decided of  Para  5.8.3  of  HBP  v1 (RE: 2013).   36. M/s  Photonix  Solar Private Limited   01/37/218/215/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 3130007248 dated 12.03.2013 Re­validation  of  Zero duty EPCG authorization The  case  was  placed  before EPCG  Committee  in  the  last meeting  held  on  23.01.2014 wherein  it  was  approved. However,  the  date  upto  which the  Authorization  has  been revalidated  was  inadvertently mentioned  as  31.05.2013 whereas  it  should  have  been mentioned  as  31.05.2014.  The Committee  reviewed  the  case and  decided  to  rectify  the mistake  by  revalidating  the Authorization upto 31.05.2014.

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   37. M/s  Rathna  Offset Printers   01/37/218/245/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 0430003833 dated 23.06.2006 Condonation  of  block­ wise  EO,  extension  in EOP and endorsement of additional product The  Committee  decided block­wise  EO  subject  to duty  saved  amount  on unfulfiled  EO  or  an   In  so  far  as  the  firm’s  request regarding  endorsement  of additional product is concerned, the Committee decided to refer the case to RA for consideration as per the FTP of AM 07.

or  an   In  so  far  as  the  firm’s  request regarding  endorsement  of additional product is concerned, the Committee decided to refer the case to RA for consideration as per the FTP of AM 07.  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   38. M/s Vijai Spinners   01/37/218/239/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 3530001045 dated 06.06.2005 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO and extension in EOP The  Committee  decided block­wise  EO  subject  to duty  saved  amount  on unfulfiled  EO  or  an  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   39. M/s  Karnataka Industrial House   01/36/218/330/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0730003741 dated 20.01.2006 0730003426 dated 26.10.2005 Condonation of  shortfall  in  fulfillment  of stipulated  percent  of  EO during  the  first  block  of EOP  and  extension  in EOP The  Committee  decided block­wise  EO  subject  to duty  saved  amount  on unfulfiled  EO  or  an  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   40. M/s APPL Industriesl Limited   01/36/218/341/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0530133232 dated 23.08.2002 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO and extension in EOP upto 22.08.2014 (a)    The  Committee  decided of  Para  5.8.3  of  HBP  v1 (RE: 2013). (b)  The  Committee  observed that  the  firm  have  already deposited 50% customs duty in terms  of  Para  5.11(b)  of  HBP v1  and,  therefore,  decided  to   recommend  to  DG  for FTP to allow extension(second) in  EOP  for  two  years  i.e.  upto 22.08.2014.   41. M/s  Dhanvantri Enterprises  Private Limited   01/36/218/242/AM­ 13/EPCG­I 0430000052 dated

ecommend  to  DG  for FTP to allow extension(second) in  EOP  for  two  years  i.e.  upto 22.08.2014.   41. M/s  Dhanvantri Enterprises  Private Limited   01/36/218/242/AM­ 13/EPCG­I 0430000052 dated 25.02.2000 a.        To  accept  S/Bs (where  license number/date  and licence holder’s name are  not  mentioned) in  terms  of  policy circular  7  dated 11.07.2002. b.   The firm’s  request  to accept  the  exports made  by  them  after the  expiry  of  initial EOP  i.e.  for  the periods  from 25.02.2005  to 24.02.2007. c.    Condonation of block­ wise  EO  (RA  has stated  that  EODC cannot  be  issued without  condonation of block­wise EO). The  Committee  deliberated defer  it  for  detailed examination  in  the  next meeting.

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   42. M/s  MMG  India Private Limited   01/36/218/14/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0430001268 dated 29.08.2003 Approval  of  nexus between  the  machinery and the export product The  Committee  deliberated defer  it  with  the  direction  to call  for  comments  from Department  of  Heavy  Industry, Ministry  of  Steel  and Department  of  Industrial  Policy and Promotion. 43. M/s  Dong  –A  India Automotive  Private Limited   01/36/218/327/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0430000836 dated 27.11.2002 0430001017 dated 12.03.2003 0430001370 dated 13.11.2003 0430002112 dated 25.11.2004 Clubbing  of  4  EPCG Authorizations,  approval of  period(EOP)  from  the date  of  first  EPCG authorization  till 31.01.2014,  Condonation of  block­wise  EO, Condonation  of  5% shortfall  in  EO  as  per

para 5.12 of HBP v1, To

count  the  exports  made vide  37  S/Bs  wherein incorrect  EPCG Authorization  Nos.  were mentioned  and  to  give appointment  so  that Korean  MD  pray  for  the aforesaid request The  Committee  deliberated defer  it  for  detailed examination  in  the  next meeting.

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   44. M/s Golden Park   01/36/218/335/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 3530000960 dated 24.04.2005 Consideration  of payment  received  from foreigners  in  INR  by Hotel Industry The Committee observed that   a.     the firm have fulfilled the  EO  by  earning  in free foreign exchange b.     they, however, did not obtain the photocopies of  encashment certificate  from foreigners  due  to  lack of  knowledge  of formality  required  as per  Policy  Circular  60 dated 24.12.1998; c.      the firm have informed that  they  have maintained  their records and ledgers in which  name  of  the foreigner,  country, passport  no.  and  date have been  recorded.   The  Committee,  therefore, decided to  recommend to DG 2.5 of FTP for consideration of payment  received  from Foreigners  in  INR  with  the direction to  RA  to  examine  the case  as  per  exchange  rate  on the  date  of  realization  of proceeds.   45. M/s  Cerebra Integrated Technologies Limited   01/36/218/177/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0730000153 dated 03.10.2000 Extension  in  EOP  upto 01.10.2015 The Committee noted that:   a.     the licence was issued in the year 2000; b.         the  original  EOP  was upto the year 2008; c.      The company became sick in 2005;

n  in  EOP  upto 01.10.2015 The Committee noted that:   a.     the licence was issued in the year 2000; b.         the  original  EOP  was upto the year 2008; c.      The company became sick in 2005; d.          There  was  no production  activity from 2004 to 2008. e.          As  per  BIFR  orders extension  in  EOP  was granted  from

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   02.10.2008  to 01.10.2013; f.      Vide Summary Records of  Proceedings  of BIFR  hearing  held  on 18.05.2009,  the company  was discharged  from  the purview of SICA; g.     EOP was also extended simultaneously by RA, Bangalore  for  2  years from  original  8  years to 10 years; h.          In  July,  2013,  the company  requested for  extension  in  EOP upto 01.10.2015. i.      The  same  was  under examination when the Customs,  Bangalore issued an order to the firm to invoke the BG for  having  not received the EODC; j.      The firm have got Stay from the Hon’ble High Court  of  Karnataka pending  DGFT  order for extension; k.          This  stay  will  be  in force  till  DGFT disposed  of  the request  of  the  firm regarding extension in EOP upto 01.10.2013.   The  Committee  deliberated upon  the  case  and  felt  that there is no meaning of granting extension  in  EOP  for  2  years and  5  years  concurrently  and, hence,  decided  to   recommend  to  DG  for FTP  to  grant  extension  in  EOP upto  01.10.2015  and  not  to grant  extension  under  BIFR  &

Para 5.11 concurrently.

 

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   46. M/s  LGB  Forge Limited   01/36/218/360/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 730001103 dated 27.06.2003 730001034 dated 22.05.2003 730001525 dated 19.01.2004 730001545 dated 30.01.2004 730001418 dated 05.12.2003 Condonation  of  delay  in submission  of  details regarding acquisition and demerger  to  RA, Bangalore  and  to  direct them to issue EODC Authorization  holder  M/s  MGM Industries  was  taken  over  by M/s  L.G.  Balakrishnan  in  June 2004 and thereafter the forging division  was  demerged  on 1.4.2008. The party should have got  the  authorization  amended. They  should  have  furnished fresh LUT/BG. Also the onus of due deligence lay with M/s L.G. Balakrishnan before taking over the company as per High Court Orders.  In  view  of  the  above facts the committee decided to reject the request of the Party. 47. M/s EIH Limited   01/36/218/126/AM­ 12/EPCG­I 16  EPCG Authorizations issued  to  M/s EIH  Limited  and 3  EPCG Authorizations issued  to  M/s Mercury  Car Rentals Limited 100% waiver  of  average for  the  years  2008­09 and  2009­10  in  respect of  the  authorizations issued  to  M/s  EIH Limited  during  2007­08 to  2008­09  and  also  in respect  of  authorizations issued  to  M/s  Mercury Car  Rentals  (a  group company  of  M/s  EIH Limited)  in  2007­08  and 2008­09    due  to  closure of  Hotels  due  to  terror attack  –  review  of  the decision  taken  in  the meeting  held  on 19.12.2013 Mr.  Girish  Sethi,  Materials Manager  appeared  for  Personal

008­09    due  to  closure of  Hotels  due  to  terror attack  –  review  of  the decision  taken  in  the meeting  held  on 19.12.2013 Mr.  Girish  Sethi,  Materials Manager  appeared  for  Personal Hearing  before  the  Committee and  explained  the  matter  that the  foreign  exchange  earnings to these units from 2004­05 till 2007­08  is  on  the  rising  path. Hence,  Services  provided  by these units in the year 2007­08 should be considered for waiver of  average  EO  required  to  be maintained for the period 2008­ 09  and  2009­10.  He  further stated  that  one  licence  issued to  M/s  Mercury  Car  Rentals Limted (Group Company of EIH Limited)  during  the  period 2008­09  was  inadvertently  left to  be  mentioned  which  may also be considered for waiver of average  EO  required  to  be maintained  during  the  period from 2008­09 to 2009­10.    The  case  was  approved  in  the last  Committee  meeting  held on  27.02.2014.  This  time,  the Committee  deliberated  upon the  case  in  detail  and  decided to  review  the  Minutes  of  the last  meeting  to  be  read  as under:   “The Committee  observed  that the  hotels  Trident­Nariman

ommittee  deliberated  upon the  case  in  detail  and  decided to  review  the  Minutes  of  the last  meeting  to  be  read  as under:   “The Committee  observed  that the  hotels  Trident­Nariman

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   Point,  Mumbai  and  Oberoi, Nariman  Point,  Mumbai  had  to be closed due to major terrorist attack  on  26.11.2008.  The hotels were reopened only after 18 months i.e. on 25.04.2010.   The  Committee  felt  that  this was  a  genuine  hardship  faced by the company and, therefore, decided to recommend to DG 2.5  of  Foreign  Trade  Policy for reduction in average E.O for the  years  2008­09  and  2009­10 in respect of the Authorizations issued  to  M/s  EIH  Limited during  2007­08  to  2008­09  and also in respect of Authorizations issued  to  M/s  Mercury  Car Rentals  (a  Group  Company  of M/s  EIH  Limited)  in  2007­08 and  2008­09.    However,  the average  for  18  months  (from 26.11.2008),  during  which  the units  were  shut  and  they  could not earn FE, may be reduced by taking  the  Foreign  Exchange earnings  of  these  two  affected hotels for the period 2007­08.     48. M/s  Vijaynagar  Bio Tech Limited 01/37/218/230/AM­ 14/EPCG­II N.A Issuance  of  EPCG authorization  for  import of  ‘Loader’  under  EPCG scheme The  Committee  deliberated defer  it  with  the  direction  to call  for  comments  from Department of Heavy Industry.

Issuance  of  EPCG authorization  for  import of  ‘Loader’  under  EPCG scheme The  Committee  deliberated defer  it  with  the  direction  to call  for  comments  from Department of Heavy Industry.

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   49. M/s  Synergy Punching  Private Limited   01/37/218/241/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 0730008863 dated 03.05.2010 Shifting  of  capital  goods from  one  unit  to  other unit addresses  of  both  the  units  of the firm i.e.  where the  capital goods  are  installed  and  where the  capital  goods  are  to  be shifted  are  mentioned  in  IEC and,  therefore,  decided  to grant permission  to  shift  the capital  goods  from  their  unit located  at  NO.  337,  9th  Cross, 4th  Phase,  Peenya  Industrial Area,  Bangalore  ­  560058  to their  unit  located  at  No.  A3  & A4,  3rd  Stage,  14th  Main, Peenya  Industrial  Area, Bangalore  ­  560058    subject  to the condition  that  the  firm  will furnish  fresh  installation certificate. 50. M/s  Surana Industries Limited   01/37/218/236/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 0430005758 dated 30.01.2008 Fulfilment  of  export obligation  through  same export  product manufactured  at  other unit The  Committee  deliberated refer  the  case  to  RA  who would  examine  the  same  in terms of Para 5.5 of FTP. 51. M/s  Personal Creations   01/37/218/153/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 0530134436 dated 01.07.2003 Condonation  of  3.91% shortfall  in  average  EO or provide benefit of fast track  provisions  of  Para 5.11 of FTP 2004 The  Committee  deliberated defer  the  case  with  the

4436 dated 01.07.2003 Condonation  of  3.91% shortfall  in  average  EO or provide benefit of fast track  provisions  of  Para 5.11 of FTP 2004 The  Committee  deliberated defer  the  case  with  the direction  to  examine  the  same on file. 52. M/s Sheena Exports   18/75/AM­13/EPCG­ II 3330000669 dated 06.12.2006 3330000739 dated 29.03.2007 3330000791 dated 04.07.2007 3330000872 dated 30.10.2007 3330000980 dated 10.04.2008 3330000974 dated 07.04.2008 Grant of  benefit  of  Para 5.7.6 of HBP v1 The  Committee  deliberated defer  the  case  with  the direction  to  call  for  written comments  of  Ministry  of Textiles.

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   53. M/s  Donewell Impex  Private Limited   01/36/218/333/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0530139990 dated 07.12.2005 Condonation  of  block­ wise EO and extension in EOP for 2 years The  Committee  decided block­wise  EO  subject  to duty  saved  amount  on unfulfiled  EO  or  an  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   54. M/s J.K. Tools   01/36/218/230/AM­ 13/EPCG­I 0530135280 dated 27.11.2003 Extension  in  EOP  for  2 years  (i.e.  upto 26.11.2013)  and condonation of block­wise EO The  Committee  decided block­wise  EO  subject  to duty  saved  amount  on unfulfilled  EO  or  an

2003 Extension  in  EOP  for  2 years  (i.e.  upto 26.11.2013)  and condonation of block­wise EO The  Committee  decided block­wise  EO  subject  to duty  saved  amount  on unfulfilled  EO  or  an  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   55. M/s  A  N  Leathers (P) Limited   01/36/218/377/AM­ 14/EPCG­I 0530142468 dated 24.11.2006 Condonation  of  non­ fulfilment  of  block­wise EO  and  change  in  export product The  Committee  decided of  Para  5.8.3  of  HBP  v1 (RE: 2013).   In  so  far  as  request  regarding change  in  export  product  is concerned,  the  Committee decided to refer the case to the concerned RA with the direction to examine it and to rectify the error  in  export  product,  if  any, in  EPCG  Authorization,  as  the request  of  the  party  is  not clear.  

S. No. Firm’s  Name  and Numbers EPCG Authorisation No.   Subject   56. M/s  Tropical Granites   01/37/218/155/AM­ 14/EPCG­II 5330000786 dated 20.09.2003 5330000852 dated 25.08.2004 5330000897 dated 09.02.2005 5330000936 dated 23.09.2005 (i)      Change in factory address (ii)          Extension  in export  obligation period  for  a period of 5 years (iii)    Waiver of average EO during the ban period The  Committee  deliberated upon the case and decided (i)    To  allow  change  in factory  address  from M/s  Tropical  Granites, Ancode  Desom, Perumkadavila  village, Neyyattinkara, Trivandrum  District, Kerala  State  to  No. 203/5,  Sendarapatti, Gangavalli  Taluk, Salem  District, Tamilnadu; (ii)   To  allow  extension  in EOP  upto  4  years  from

la  village, Neyyattinkara, Trivandrum  District, Kerala  State  to  No. 203/5,  Sendarapatti, Gangavalli  Taluk, Salem  District, Tamilnadu; (ii)   To  allow  extension  in EOP  upto  4  years  from the  date  of  completion of original EOP as there was  a  ban  on excavation  by  Kerala Government; (iii)      That  the  request regarding  waiver  of average  EO  during  the ban  period  can  be examined  only  on getting  a  report  from the  RA  that  the  party had  only  one  Mine  in Kerala  which  was closed. This information could be available from the  Audited  Annual Balance  Sheet  of  the party  for  the  periods prior to 2003.

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