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The Supreme Court upheld the CESTAT Chennai's classification of the imported Optical Power Ground Wire Fibre Cable (OPGW) under Customs Tariff Heading 8544 and its accessories under Heading 853670, rejecting classification under Headings 9001 and 7616. The Court affirmed that the denial of exemption was improper and declined to interfere with the tribunal's findings. The appeal was dismissed, confirming the correctness of the tribunal's classification and the applicability of the relevant Board's Circular.
The Supreme Court upheld the CESTAT Chennai's classification of the imported Optical Power Ground Wire Fibre Cable (OPGW) under Customs Tariff Heading 8544 and its accessories under Heading 853670, rejecting classification under Headings 9001 and 7616. The Court affirmed that the denial of exemption was improper and declined to interfere with the tribunal's findings. The appeal was dismissed, confirming the correctness of the tribunal's classification and the applicability of the relevant Board's Circular.
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