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Issues: Whether a TV front cabinet with a few embedded metal screws or inserts is an article made of plastics entitled to exemption under Notification No. 182/82 dated 11-05-1982.
Analysis: The notification exempted articles made of plastics falling under Item No. 68, and the dispute turned only on the true character of the goods. The item was found to be made directly from plastic raw material, with only four small metal screws or inserts embedded in it. The embedded metal parts did not change the essential character of the article. The reliance on the torch classification decision was held to be inapplicable because that case concerned a distinct commodity commercially known as a torch, whereas the present goods were commercially understood as plastic articles. The Board's clarification also supported exemption for plastic moulded articles containing some metal parts.
Conclusion: The TV front cabinet was held to be an article made of plastics and therefore eligible for exemption under Notification No. 182/82 dated 11-05-1982.
Final Conclusion: The Revenue's challenge failed and the assessee retained the exemption benefit for the disputed goods.
Ratio Decidendi: An article remains an article made of plastics for exemption purposes when its essential character is plastic and minor metal fittings or inserts do not alter that character.