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    <description>CESTAT determined imported components including converter, charging socket, connection box, and other parts for E-Rickshaw assembly were correctly classified under CTH 8703 9000 rather than CTH 8708 9900. Following HSN Explanatory Notes, incomplete/unfinished vehicles are classified as complete vehicles if possessing essential character. The tribunal referenced precedent from Videomax Electronics case where separate component imports were considered collectively. The appellant&#039;s claim for benefit under Notification No. 55/2017 was rejected as it wasn&#039;t claimed during Bill of Entry filing. The tribunal concluded these components constituted essential E-Rickshaw parts warranting classification under CTH 87039000. Appeal dismissed with differential duty, interest and penalties upheld.</description>
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