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    <title>Supreme Court Strikes Down Duty Demand on Chemical Reclassification Due to Procedural Flaws in Sampling and Assessment</title>
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    <description>The SC adjudicated a dispute regarding duty demand based on re-classification of Benzene and Toluene from chapter 29 to chapter 27. The court found the re-classification invalid due to procedural irregularities, including belated sampling, non-disclosure of complete test reports, and absence of a proper provisional assessment order under Rule 9B. The court emphasized that Rule 56 requires proper communication of test results and opportunity for re-testing. Without an explicit order under Rule 9B and proper bond execution, the assessments could not be deemed provisional. Consequently, the SC allowed the appeal, invalidating the department&#039;s duty demand and re-classification, thereby protecting the appellant&#039;s original classification and assessment.</description>
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