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The case involves the classification of imported solar lanterns...
Solar lanterns with USB ports for solar charging classified under Customs Tariff Heading 94055040, not 85131090. No interference with classification decision.
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The case involves the classification of imported solar lanterns u/s Customs Tariff Heading 94055040 or CET 85131090 for benefit u/s Serial No.587 of Notification No. 050/2017-cus. Customs officials tested lanterns with inbuilt solar panels and USB ports. Test report did not disprove USB ports for solar charging. Tribunal referred to a similar case where technical opinion favored solar power charging. Appellants rightly classified lanterns u/s CTH 94055040. Mumbai Tribunal precedent supported solar power charging. OIA upheld, Revenue's appeal dismissed.
The case involves the classification of imported solar lanterns u/s Customs Tariff Heading 94055040 or CET 85131090 for benefit u/s Serial No.587 of Notification No. 050/2017-cus. Customs officials tested lanterns with inbuilt solar panels and USB ports. Test report did not disprove USB ports for solar charging. Tribunal referred to a similar case where technical opinion favored solar power charging. Appellants rightly classified lanterns u/s CTH 94055040. Mumbai Tribunal precedent supported solar power charging. OIA upheld, Revenue's appeal dismissed.
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