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Issues: Whether block-board manufactured by the appellants was classifiable under Tariff Heading 4410.90 or Tariff Heading 4408.90 of the Central Excise Tariff.
Analysis: The Tribunal noted reservations about classification under Heading 4410.90 because the Central Excise Tariff was closely modelled on the Harmonised System of Nomenclature and, in Chapter 44, the Explanatory Notes carried high persuasive value. Those notes specifically included block-board within Heading 44.08. The Tribunal also held that the ISI Glossary was only supportive material and could not control tariff classification. On the wording of Heading 44.08, the expression "similar laminated wood" was read by applying ejusdem generis, and block-board, being a laminated wood product, fell within that entry. Notification No. 55/79-C.E. was treated as not decisive for the new tariff classification.
Conclusion: Block-board was held classifiable under Tariff Heading 4408.90 and not under Tariff Heading 4410.90, in favour of the assessee.