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Issues: Whether the seat damper was classifiable under Heading 87.08, Heading 94.01, or required fresh classification under the correct tariff heading.
Analysis: The goods were held not to be part of the seat, since the seat remained complete even without the damper, and not to be motor vehicle parts or accessories falling under Heading 87.08, as the product could not be treated as a shock absorber. The rival headings were therefore found inapplicable. In such a situation, the proper course was to send the matter back for determination of the correct classification after considering the appellants' submissions.
Conclusion: The product was not classifiable under either Heading 87.08 or Heading 94.01 on the reasoning adopted, and the matter was remanded for fresh classification by the adjudicating authority.
Ratio Decidendi: Where the competing tariff entries are both found inapplicable, the authority must determine the correct classification afresh rather than merely sustain the existing classification.