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Issues: Whether the imported X-ray generator, being specially designed for a CT scanner, was eligible for exemption under Notification No. 17/01-Cus. as a part required for the manufacture of the CT scan system.
Analysis: The imported generator was found to be custom-made for the specific CT scanner, incapable of general use, and technically essential for producing the X-ray images without which a CT scan cannot operate. The distinction drawn by the lower authority between a part of the medical equipment and a part required for its manufacture was rejected. The expression "required for manufacture" was applied in a broad sense to cover materials or components not directly used in the final assembly but still necessary for the manufacture and functioning of the resultant equipment.
Conclusion: The imported X-ray generator qualified as a part required for the manufacture of the CT scanner and the exemption under Notification No. 17/01-Cus. was admissible.
Ratio Decidendi: A component specially designed for a particular machine, and essential to its operation, can be treated as "required for the manufacture of" the machine for the purpose of exemption, even if it is capable of being viewed as a complete article by itself.