HQ 957496: Correction of typographical error in HRL 957099 of December 15, 1994; Classification of chainstitch vests from India; "India Item", not exempt from quota

us-cbp-cross-rulings-hq-957496HQ 957496: Correction of typographical error in HRL 957099 of December 15, 1994; Classification of chainstitch vests from India; "India Item", not exempt from quotaGuidance

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                            HQ 957496

                         January 4, 1995

CLA-2 CO:R:C:T 957496 CMR

CATEGORY: Classification

TARIFF NO.: 6211.32.0070

Mr. Ashok Kaul
Continental Trade
915 Washington Street
Suite 124
Weymouth, MA 02189

RE: Correction of typographical error in HRL 957099 of December
    15, 1994; Classification of chainstitch vests from India;
    "India Item", not exempt from quota 

Dear Mr. Kaul:

     On December 15, 1994, this office issued Headquarters Ruling
Letter (HRL) 957099 to you in which we classified a chainstitch
vest you intend to import from India.  Inadvertently, a
typographical error was made in HRL 957099 in the last digit of
the classification number.  As stated in HRL 957099, the vest at
issue therein is classified as a vest in the provision for men's
other garments, of cotton, vests.  The correct classification
number is subheading 6211.32.0070, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of
the United States Annotated.  We incorrectly gave the number as
subheading 6211.32.0075, HTSUSA, which is the provision for men's
or boys' other garments of cotton, jackets and jacket-type
garments excluded from heading 6201.  

     This letter modifies HRL 957099 in regard to the
classification number for the chainstitch vest ruled upon
therein.  The correct classification number for the vest is
subheading 6211.32.0070, HTSUSA.  Please attach a copy of this
amendment letter to your copy of HRL 957099 when presented to
Customs with your entry documents.

     We regret any inconvenience resulting from our error.

                                   Sincerely,



                                   John Durant, Director
                                   Commercial Rulings Division

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