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Issues: Whether plastic scrap or crush, in cases arising prior to the 1982 amendment to Item 15A in the Schedule to the Central Excises and Salt Act, 1944, was classifiable under the residuary Entry 68 rather than Item 15A(i) or 15A(ii).
Analysis: The cases turned on the classification of plastic scrap or crush under the tariff schedule as it stood before the 1982 amendment. The Tribunal had held that such goods fell under the residuary Entry 68 and not under Item 15A(i) or 15A(ii). That view had already been accepted in earlier decisions on the same question, and the present appeals involved no different classification issue.
Conclusion: Plastic scrap or crush, in the pre-1982 period, was not classifiable under Item 15A(i) or 15A(ii) and fell under the residuary Entry 68.