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Issues: Whether di-calcium phosphate was classifiable under Heading 23.02 and sub-heading 2302.00 of the Central Excise Tariff or under sub-heading 3103.00, and whether it was entitled to exemption under Notification No. 442/86 dated 6-11-1986.
Analysis: The Tribunal noted that the classification of di-calcium phosphate as an animal feed supplement had already been settled in earlier decisions, and that the correct classification could not be under Chapter 31. On that basis, the product was to be treated as falling under Heading 23.02 and sub-heading 2302.00. Once so classified, the conditions of the exemption notification were satisfied.
Conclusion: The product was held to be classifiable under Heading 23.02 and sub-heading 2302.00 and entitled to the benefit of the exemption notification.
Final Conclusion: The Department's appeals were rejected and the assessee's appeal succeeded, with the exemption benefit maintained on the declared classification.
Ratio Decidendi: Where the classification of a product as an animal feed supplement has already been settled, the Department must apply that classification consistently and grant exemption if the product satisfies the notification conditions under the correct tariff heading.