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    Classification of goods - tents made of cotton - classified...

    Cotton Tents Classified Under Chapter 630600, Subject to 4% Duty per Notification No. 29/04-CE.

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    Central ExciseMarch 9, 2017Case LawsAT

    Classification of goods - tents made of cotton - classified under Chapter sub-heading No. 630600 of CETA, 1985 or not? - Held Yes - goods were rightfully attracting 4% duty as provided by the said exemption under N/N. 29/04-CE - AT

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