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                       mercerised, glazed, moire,  raised (napped), goffered,  fulled, gassed
                       (singed), etc. They include unfigured and figured fabrics, and broche fab-
                       rics in which designs are produced by additional warp or weft threads in-
                       troduced during weaving. These fabrics are not regarded as embroidered
                       fabrics.
               Chapter note to Chapter 54 states
                                               Chapter 54
                                    Man-made filaments; strip and the like
                                        of man-made textile materials
                       Notes :
                           1.  Throughout this Schedule, the term ‘man made fibres’ means sta-
                       ple fibres and filaments of organic polymers produced by manufacturing
                       processes either :
                            (a)  by polymerisation of organic monomers to produce polymers
                                 such as polyamides, polyesters, polyolefins or polyurethanes,
                                 or by chemical modification of polymers  produced by this
                                 process (for example, Poly (vinyl alcohol) prepared by the hy-
                                 drolysis of poly (vinyl acetate)) : or
                            (b)  by dissolution or chemical treatment of natural organic poly-
                                 mers (for example, cellulose) to produce polymers such as cu-
                                 prammonium rayon (cupro) or viscose rayon, or by chemical
                                 modification of natural organic polymers (for example, cellu-
                                 lose, casein and other proteins, or alginic  acid), to produce
                                 polymers such us cellulose acetate or alginates.
                           The terms “synthetic” and “artificial”, used in relation to fibres,
                       mean : synthetic : fibres as defined at (a); artificial : fibres as defined at (b),
                       Strip and the like of heading 5404 or 5405 are not considered to be man-
                       made fibres.
               Chapter Heading 5407 states :
                       5407  WOVEN FABRICS OF SYNTHETIC FILAMENT YARN,
                            INCLUDING      WOVEN     FABRICS    OBTAINED      FROM
                            MATERIALS OF HEADING 5404
               Explanatory notes to Chapter 5407 states
                       This heading covers woven fabrics (as described in Part (I)(C) of the Gen-
                       eral Explanatory Note to Section XI) made of synthetic filament yarn or of
                       monofilament or strip of heading 54.04; it includes a very large variety of
                       dress fabnes, linings, curtain materials, furnishing fabrics, tent fabrics, par-
                       achute fabrics, etc.
               From the submissions, it is clear that the fabric is woven and is made of synthetic
               filament yarn (man-made filaments). Man-made Filament; Strip and the like of
               Man-made Textile materials are classified under Chapter 54 of the Customs Tar-
               iff and ‘CTH 5407 - Woven Fabrics of Synthetic Filament Yarn, including Woven
               Fabrics obtained from material of Heading 5404’, covers  all Woven Fabrics  of
               Synthetic Filament Yarn. Applying the above, it is evident that the ‘Woven Fab-
               ric’ manufactured from Synthetic Yarn are classifiable under CTH 5407.
                       Further classification is possible only  when further details such as di-
               mensions, weight etc. are provided.
                       The rate schedule under  Sl.  No.  217 of Schedule-I  of Notification No.
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