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1. Classification of goods - Smyle Thanda Tel - The product in question is rightly classifiable as ayurvedic medicine

2. Navaratan Oil, Gold Turmeric Ayurvedic Cream, and Nirog Dant Power Lal were classified as drugs under Entry 37 of the CGST Act and TGST Act, while Boroplus Antiseptic...

3. Classification - Fairplus Herbal Face cream - Fiar plus face lotion - they have been used for therapeutic and prophylactic purposes - the goods in question merit...

4. Classification - P&P Ayurvedic Medicine or Cosmetics under Chapter 33? - products are used for scalp irritation and loss of hair - primary function of these items is...

5. Classification of ‘Alovit Cream’ consisting of ‘Aloe extract 10% w/w, Tocopheryl Acetate I.P. 0.5% w/w and Moisturising cream base - the product manufactured by them is...

6. Classification of goods - rate of tax - Choloromint Herbasol - Happydent White - Chatar Patar - the Revenue-respondent has not led any evidence or produced any material...

7. Classification of goods - different flavours of ‘Halls’ - whether could not be treated as proprietary Ayurvedic medicine - Tribunal failed to examine that the very same...

8. Classification of goods - Ayurvedic Medicine or Food supplement? - product is marketed through multi level marketing (MLM) - the literature clearly described the product...

9. Classification - Ayurvedic medicines like Neem, Boswellia, Serrata, Ashwagandha, Gymnema, etc. - assessee are right in classifying these products under Tariff Heading...

10. Classification - sensur Rubefacient & Herbyl Skin Ointment - under 3003.39 as Ayurvedic Medicine or under 3003.10 of the CETA 1985 as P. or P Medicines (other than...

11. Classification of goods - Dena Ji Brand Satritha shampoo - Dena Ji Brand Harbal shampoo - the product in question was not used as ayurvedic medicine but was a “shampoo”.

12. Levy of Sales tax - Hajmola candy - taxable as an Ayurvedic medicine or not - assessee had satisfactorily demonstrated that the product in question was an Ayurvedic...

13. The case involved the classification of the product "Liv 52 Protec" as either an 'Animal Feed Supplement' or an 'Ayurvedic Medicament' under Central Excise Tariff Act....

14. Classification of goods under Assam VAT - ayurvedic medicines or cosmetics and toilet preparations - when some goods which are drugs and medicines in their primary use...

15. Classification - the product plethico byte containing mulethi and travisile lozenges, which are marketed by the appellant as medicines for sore throat/ cough would be...