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Issues: Whether the imported articles described as components for cable jointing kits were classifiable under Heading 85.47 as insulating fittings or under Heading 39.26 as articles of plastics.
Analysis: The articles were used for highly technical cable jointing and insulation work, and their essential character was that of insulating fittings rather than ordinary plastic articles. Heading 39.26 was an omnibus and generic entry, while Heading 85.47 was a more specific description covering insulating fittings. The principle that a specific entry prevails over a general entry applied to the tariff classification. The understanding of the goods by those using them and departmental advice also supported classification under Chapter 85.
Conclusion: The goods were correctly classifiable under Heading 85.47 and not under Heading 39.26, in favour of the assessee.
Ratio Decidendi: For tariff classification, a specific entry describing the essential character of the goods prevails over a generic or omnibus entry, and the commercial identity and use of the goods are relevant in determining the proper classification.