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Goods Classification for Central Excise: Consider Composition, Labeling, Intended Use; Ignore Minimal Prophylactic Ingredients.

March 3, 2012

Case Laws     Central Excise     SC

Classification of goods - Combined factor that requires to be taken note of for the purpose of the classification of the goods are the composition, the product literature, the label, the character of the product and the user to which the product is put. However, the miniscule quantity of the prophylactic ingredient is not a relevant factor. - SC

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