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Issues: Whether polystyrene pins manufactured for use in capsulation machinery were classifiable as articles of plastics under Chapter 39 or as parts of machinery under Chapter 84, and whether the matter required remand for fresh consideration.
Analysis: The classification depended on whether the goods were to be treated merely as plastic articles or as recognisable parts suitable solely for use with capsulation machinery. Chapter 39 was treated as a residuary heading for plastics and articles thereof, whereas Chapter 84 covered machinery and parts thereof. The relevant exclusion and part-suitability principles, including Note 2(b) of Section XVI, had not been properly examined by the lower authority, and no sufficient technical material had been produced to settle the issue conclusively.
Conclusion: The classification question was not finally determined, and the matter was remanded for fresh decision after considering the relevant notes, submissions, and technical material.
Final Conclusion: The appellate order was set aside and the dispute was sent back for reconsideration on the correct tariff principles.
Ratio Decidendi: Goods made of plastic are not classifiable under Chapter 39 merely by reason of their material composition if they are recognisable as parts suitable solely or principally for use with a particular machine, in which case the machine-specific chapter and section notes govern classification.