Supreme Court of India
Commissioner of Customs, New Delhi v. C-net Communication (l) Pvt. Ltd.
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Customs Tariff Act,.1975: '"( I c Entry 8528, 8529 and 8543-Decoder used by cable operator for distributing satellite signals collected by Dish Antenna-Classification of-Held: Decoder is essential for viewing programmes wired by cable TV or pay channels-Without decoder, Television works-It is only required to enjoy Television in more meaningful manner-Hence, classifiable under Entry 85 28 as reception apparatus for television and not under Entry 8529 as part of Television nor under residuary Entry 8543. j..…
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