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    <description>Electrical control panels supplied with roof-top mounted package air conditioner units were held classifiable under Heading 85.37, because the panels were themselves goods specifically covered by that tariff heading. Note 2(a) to Section XVI required classification in the specific heading, and Note 2(b) could not displace that rule for parts already covered elsewhere in Chapters 84 or 85. Rule 1 of the Interpretative Rules and the HSN Explanatory Notes on electric control boards and panels supported this classification, and the Board&#039;s circular also excluded such panels from Heading 84.15. The panels were therefore not to be treated as parts of the air-conditioning package unit, and the classification dispute was decided in favour of the assessee.</description>
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