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The CESTAT dismissed the appeal against the order of the Commissioner (Appeals) confirming the classification of the imported goods as ingots and flats instead of heavy melting scrap, thereby rejecting the appellant's claim for concessional rate of duty. The Tribunal upheld the Additional Commissioner's authority to determine the accurate classification after 100% physical examination and examiner's reports, refuting the appellant's contention that the reclassification was improper.
The CESTAT dismissed the appeal against the order of the Commissioner (Appeals) confirming the classification of the imported goods as ingots and flats instead of heavy melting scrap, thereby rejecting the appellant's claim for concessional rate of duty. The Tribunal upheld the Additional Commissioner's authority to determine the accurate classification after 100% physical examination and examiner's reports, refuting the appellant's contention that the reclassification was improper.
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