Exemption for coal imports from Indonesia turns on origin certificate compliance and notification conditions.

Eligibility for exemption on coal imports from Indonesia depended on compliance with the relevant notification conditions, including examination of the certificate of country of origin. The classification dispute between steam coal and bituminous coal was not decided. Because the original adjudicating authority had not examined the origin certificate and the other notification requirements, the matter was sent back for limited reconsideration on the appellant's entitlement to the exemption benefit.

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Issues: Whether the appellant was entitled to the benefit of the exemption notifications for import of coal from Indonesia, requiring consideration of the certificate of country of origin and other conditions under the notifications.

Analysis: The classification dispute between steam coal and bituminous coal was not decided. The matter turned on whether the appellant could claim exemption under the cited notifications, as the imported coal was stated to be from Indonesia, a notified country. Since the original adjudicating authority had not examined the country-of-origin certificate and the other conditions attached to the exemption notifications, the matter required limited reconsideration by the adjudicating authority.

Conclusion: The matter was remanded to the original adjudicating authority to examine the appellant's eligibility for the benefit of the exemption notifications for import of coal from Indonesia.

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