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of <h1>Dispute over Electric Steam Irons' classification under customs headings resolved through joint appeal dismissal.</h1> The appeals regarding the classification of Electric Steam Irons under sub-heading No. 8451.30 and 8516.40 were jointly heard and dismissed. The ... Classification Issues: Classification of Electric Steam Iron under Customs TariffAnalysis:1. Common Issue of Classification: Two appeals were filed by different entities against orders passed by the Collector of Customs (Appeals) in New Delhi regarding the classification of Electric Steam Iron. The classification under sub-heading No. 8451.30 and 8516.40 was disputed, leading to the joint hearing and disposal of both appeals together.2. Appellant's Argument: The appellants contended that the Electric Steam Irons should be classified under sub-heading No. 8451.30 based on product literature, pricing, and industrial use characteristics. They challenged the assessment order passed by Customs, emphasizing differences from a previous case.3. Revenue's Submission: The Revenue argued that the goods did not fall under Chapter Heading No. 84 based on product descriptions in the invoice and catalogue. They supported the classification under Heading No. 8516.40, referencing Tribunal decisions and HSN Notes.4. Classification Examination - M/s. Em Ess Enterprises: The Electric Steam Iron 'Osaka' Model was described as a boiler type electric steam iron for industrial use, leading to a detailed analysis of the product specifications and dimensions.5. Classification Examination - Jay Cee Enterprises: The Hashima Steam Iron was identified as an industrial steam iron with specific dimensions and a small water tank, prompting further evaluation of its classification.6. Tariff Classification Criteria: The scope of Heading No. 84.51 for machinery used for ironing and pressing in the textile industry was deliberated, emphasizing the need for mechanical features and clear textile treatment intent for classification.7. HSN Nomenclature Reference: The judgment highlighted the importance of resolving tariff classification disputes based on the nomenclature in the HSN, unless the Central Excise Tariff Act indicates a different intention, citing a Supreme Court decision for clarity.8. Electric Smoothing Irons Classification: The discussion focused on the classification under Heading No. 85.16 for electric smoothing irons, covering various electrical equipment beyond domestic use, as per Explanatory Notes and HSN guidelines.9. Industrial Use Consideration: The argument that Heading No. 85.16 encompassed goods for industrial purposes, not limited to domestic use, was supported by references to specific apparatus included in the Heading and exclusion of domestic appliances.10. Tribunal Precedent: Previous Tribunal decisions were referenced to support the classification of ironing machines and presses under sub-heading No. 8451.30 for textile industry use, contrasting with the classification of electric smoothing irons under Heading No. 85.16.11. Exemption Benefit Evaluation: The applicability of Notification No. 16/85-Cus. for concessional customs duty rate under Chapter 84 was assessed, concluding that goods classified under Chapter 85 were ineligible for the exemption, leading to the rejection of both appeals based on the detailed analysis and classification considerations.
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