Classification of laminated textile products: adhesive-coated cotton with removable paper treated as textile suitable for industrial use. The Board applied the essential characteristic test and Explanatory Notes to determine that adhesive-coated cotton fabric, produced with a removable paper carrier and used as raw material for shoe-uppers, is not impregnated paper nor an identifiable footwear part; its essential character is imparted by the fabric and it should be treated as a laminated textile product suitable for industrial use under the heading for other textile fabrics.
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Classification of laminated textile products: adhesive-coated cotton with removable paper treated as textile suitable for industrial use.
The Board applied the essential characteristic test and Explanatory Notes to determine that adhesive-coated cotton fabric, produced with a removable paper carrier and used as raw material for shoe-uppers, is not impregnated paper nor an identifiable footwear part; its essential character is imparted by the fabric and it should be treated as a laminated textile product suitable for industrial use under the heading for other textile fabrics.
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