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Issues: Whether the dispute regarding classification of Guest Room Control Systems under competing tariff headings required remand for technical evidence and fresh determination.
Analysis: The product description and customer purchase orders indicated that different variants of the system existed, and that only some variants included thermostat-based temperature control. The competing entries required determination of whether the apparatus was primarily for electrical control and distribution under Heading 85.37, including whether Chapter 90 instruments incorporated therein could still remain within that heading, or whether the thermostat-based variant fell under Heading 90.32 as an automatic regulating or controlling apparatus. As the issue involved a technical assessment of the function of the temperature-control device and the factual extent of manufacture of the different variants, the existing record was considered insufficient for final classification.
Conclusion: The classification dispute was remanded to the original authority for fresh consideration on technical evidence, with liberty to both sides to adduce material and with the demand to be re-quantified after determining the nature and quantity of the variants manufactured.
Final Conclusion: The adjudication was set aside and the matter sent back for fresh decision on classification and consequential duty, while all connected issues, including limitation, remained open.
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