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S.I. No. 282/1970 - Merchandise Marks (Restriction on Importation of Electric Kettles and Aluminium Hollowware) Order, 1970.
Table of Provisions (7)
Statutory Text (7 Articles)
1. Articles of a description specified at Ref. No. 2 in Part I of this Schedule of a height not exceeding 100 millimetres and having a greatest cross-sectional dimension not exceeding 75 millimetres.
2. Fry pans with folding handles fitted with spring clips or locks.
3. Picnic kettles of a capacity not exceeding three pints with folding handles and with screw-caps on their spouts.
4. Goods manufactured within the State which are being re-imported.
5. Goods which, owing to their smallness of size, it would not be practicable to mark in accordance with this Order.
6. Goods to which
section 37
of the
Finance Act, 1932
(No. 20 of 1932),
section 18
of the
Finance Act, 1938
(No. 25 of 1938), or
section 18
of the
Finance Act, 1946
(No. 15 of 1946), applies.
GIVEN under my Official Seal, this 30th day of November, 1970.
PATRICK J. LALOR,
Minister for Industry and Commerce.
EXPLANATORY NOTE.
The Order prohibits the importation of electric kettles and articles of aluminium hollowware unless they bear an indication of the country of origin. The Order does not apply to specified classes of fry pans and picnic kettles, re-imports, articles of certain dimensions, articles for international airports or ship-building yards and articles designed for use by blind persons.
S.I. No. 282 of 1970.
MERCHANDISE MARKS (RESTRICTION ON IMPORTATION OF ELECTRIC KETTLES AND ALUMINIUM HOLLOWWARE) ORDER, 1970.
I, PATRICK J. LALOR, Minister for Industry and Commerce, having considered a report of the Merchandise Marks Commission under
section 7
of the
Merchandise Marks Act, 1931
(No. 48 of 1931), on an application for a restriction on importation order in relation to goods specified in Part I of the Schedule to this Order, and having complied with section 14 of that Act, hereby, in exercise of the powers conferred on me by section 8 of that Act (as amended by
section 7
of the
Merchandise Marks Act, 1970
(No. 10 of 1970)), order as follows:—