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Issues: Whether a fire detection and quenching system imported by a 100% EOU was covered by Sl. No. 10 of Notification No. 140/91-Cus dated 22.10.1991 as a security system.
Analysis: Notification No. 140/91-Cus granted exemption to specified items imported by a 100% EOU, and Sl. No. 10 included, among other general use items, security systems. The imported equipment was found to be used for protecting persons and property by detecting and extinguishing fire when it breaks out. On that basis, it was treated as a system designed for security and protection, bringing it within the scope of the exemption entry.
Conclusion: The fire detection and quenching system was held to fall within the expression security systems under the notification, and the Department's appeal failed.
Ratio Decidendi: An exemption entry covering security systems includes equipment that protects persons or property from threat or damage, including fire detection and extinguishing systems.