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Issues: Whether the hydraulic kit supplied to dealers, distributors or body builders as such is classifiable under heading 8412 as a hydraulic system or under headings 8708, 8714 or 8716 as motor vehicle parts and accessories.
Analysis: The product consisted of hydraulic cylinders, pump, valves, hoses, oil tank and related components assembled to perform the defined function of lifting and controlling the vehicle body. The Explanatory Notes to heading 8412 cover hydraulic systems consisting of a hydraulic power unit, hydraulic cylinders and connecting pipes or hoses as a functional unit, and Note 4 to Section XVI treats such combinations of components as classifiable according to the function they collectively perform. The product was also supplied in unassembled form, and Rule 2(a) of the General Rules for the Interpretation of the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 extends the heading to unassembled articles having the essential character of the complete article. Classification as motor vehicle parts was rejected because the kit was not suitable solely or principally for vehicles of headings 8701 to 8705 and was excluded by Note 2(e) to Section XVII, since machines or apparatus of headings 8401 to 8479 are not treated as parts and accessories of that section. The kit was therefore more specifically covered by heading 8412 than by the vehicle-part headings.
Conclusion: The hydraulic kit is classifiable under heading 8412 and attracts the GST rate applicable to that heading.