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Issues: Whether iron and steel forged items, which had assumed the essential character of machine parts but were not fully finished articles, were classifiable under Heading No. 73.08 as other articles of iron or steel, or were to be excluded from that residuary heading.
Analysis: Heading No. 73.08 was a residuary entry covering fully manufactured final products of iron or steel. The forged items in question had not attained the status of fully finished articles. Where such goods had assumed a definite shape as machine parts, they were not to be treated as other articles under Heading No. 73.08 unless specifically covered elsewhere. The reference to Notification No. 185/87-C.E. dated 27-8-1987 did not assist the Revenue in establishing classification under that heading.
Conclusion: The goods were not classifiable under Heading No. 73.08. The classification adopted by the appellate authority was upheld and the Revenue's challenge failed.
Final Conclusion: The appeal was rejected and the classification in favour of the assessee was sustained.
Ratio Decidendi: A residuary tariff entry for other articles of iron or steel applies only to fully finished manufactured goods, and forged items that have assumed the character of machine parts are not to be classified under that entry merely because they are made of iron or steel.