SCHEDULE-II COMMODITIES IN RESPECT OF WHICH PRICES ARE TO BE MARKED

                                                                                                        SCHEDULE-II
                                                                                                    [See Para 2 (a) 3 and 5]
                                                          COMMODITIES IN RESPECT OF WHICH PRICES ARE TO BE MARKED
Sr. No. Class of Commodities Name of Commodity Manner of Marking Price
1. Textiles
  1. All kinds of cloth whether of synthetic fiber, cotton, wool, silk or any admixture
  2. Saris
  3. Dhoti
  4. Blankets
  5. Woolen Goods
  6. Bed Covers
  7. Pillow Covers
  8. Quilts
  9. Table Cloth
  10. Towels
  11. Napkins
  12. Carpets
  13. Ready-made Garments
  1. In the case of cloth sold by meters, the prices shall be marked by writing it on one end of the roll (Than) thereof, or piece or by pasting or tagging a price label thereto.
  2. Price shall be marked per article or per set of articles or on the carton thereof or by pasting or tagging a price label to the article or set of articles.
2. Paper
  1. Paper
  2. Exercise Books
 Price shall be marked per article or set of articles or on the carton thereof or by pasting or tagging a price label to the article or set of articles.
3. Utensils Utensils sold otherwise than by weight Price shall be marked per article or set of articles or on the carton thereof or by pasting or tagging a price label to the article or set of articles.
4. Leather Goods
  1. Shoes
  2. Chappals
  3. Slippers
  4. Sandals
  5. Suitcases & Attaché Cases
 The prices shall be marked per article or set of articles or on the carton thereof or by pasting or tagging a price label to the articles or set of articles.
5. Crockery
  1. Glass Tumblers
  2. Glass Jugs & Jars
  3. Thermos Bottle/Flask
  4. Crockery (e.g., Cups, Saucers, Tea Sets, Tea Pots, Quarter Plates, Half Plates, Full Plates)
 The prices shall be marked per article or set of articles or on the carton thereof or by pasting or tagging a price label to the articles or set of articles.

Note-
1. Price shall be embossed, printed, typed or written in Ink.
2. It is not necessary to affix separate labels on all articles of a particular commodity of the same quality,. size price and specification stored together at one place. In such cases a single label displaying the price of one piece be put against a entire lot.