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<h1>Supreme Court Upholds Classification of Hot Rolled Iron/Steel Products as Rolled, Forged, or Extruded under T.I. 26AA(ia.</h1> A dispute arose regarding the classification of hot rolled iron or steel products with less than 3 mm thickness and less than 75 mm width before August 1, 1983, under the Central Excise Tariff. The issue was whether these should be classified as forged or rolled products under T.I. 26AA(ia) or as hoops under T.I. 26AA(ii). The Central Excise and Gold Appellate Tribunal (CEGAT) ruled that these products should not be classified as hoops but as rolled, forged, or extruded shapes under T.I. 26AA(ia). The Supreme Court upheld this decision, and the Board accepted it, directing the settlement of pending assessments accordingly.