Tribunal classifies silk-embroidered boxes as jewelry boxes under Chapter Heading 42.02 The Tribunal overturned the decision of the Commissioner of Customs (Appeals) and classified silk-embroidered boxes as jewellery boxes under Chapter ...
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Tribunal classifies silk-embroidered boxes as jewelry boxes under Chapter Heading 42.02
The Tribunal overturned the decision of the Commissioner of Customs (Appeals) and classified silk-embroidered boxes as jewellery boxes under Chapter Heading 42.02, not as textile made-ups. The original order disallowing the classification was reinstated, and the Revenue's appeal was successful.
The Revenue filed an appeal against the Commissioner of Customs (Appeals) who had reversed the order disallowing classification of silk-embroidered boxes under DEPB credit as silk made-ups. The Tribunal found that the boxes should be classified as jewellery boxes under Chapter Heading 42.02, not as textile made-ups. The impugned order was set aside, and the original order disallowing the classification was restored. The appeal of the Revenue was allowed.
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