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Issues: Whether the tray-packer imported along with aseptic packaging machinery was entitled to the benefit of Notification No. 125/86-Cus. as part of the aseptic packaging machinery.
Analysis: The imported equipment comprised three coordinated machines forming one production chain for aseptic packaging of milk. The tray-packer operated after primary packing, but the material on record showed that the trays and shrink-wrapping protected the packed cartons from dust and moisture and were adapted to the international pallet standard. The benefit of the notification could not be denied merely because the middle-stage machine was separately described when the entire set worked in a synchronised manner for the same aseptic packaging purpose.
Conclusion: The tray-packer was held to be part of the aseptic packaging machinery and was entitled to the notification benefit.
Final Conclusion: The exclusion of the tray-packer from exemption was unsustainable, and the import was held to qualify for the concession on the entire machinery set.
Ratio Decidendi: Where separately described machines form a synchronised and functionally integrated set for the same exempted manufacturing process, exemption granted to the machinery extends to all essential components of that integrated set.