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Issues: Whether oil seals imported for fitment in excavators were classifiable as parts of excavators under Heading 84.31, and whether the matter required remand for examination of their interchangeability with other machinery.
Analysis: The goods were accepted to be of specific shape and size and manufactured for a specific use. In view of the earlier classification principle applied to specially designed oil seals used solely in motor vehicles, the same reasoning was treated as applicable to goods used solely in excavators. On that basis, the goods were regarded as falling with the excavator heading rather than under the chapter covering seals. However, the record did not clearly show whether the oil seals were interchangeable with any other machinery, and that factual aspect was considered necessary for a final determination.
Conclusion: The classification adopted by the lower authorities was set aside and the matter was remanded to the Assistant Collector to redetermine classification after examining whether the imported oil seals were interchangeable with any other machine.
Final Conclusion: The assessee obtained a limited relief in the form of remand, with the earlier classification order not sustained and the issue of final classification left to fresh determination on the identified factual aspect.