Commission Regulation (EEC) No 3801/92 of 23 December 1992 concerning the classification of certain goods in the combined nomenclature
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Description CN classification (1) (2) (3) 1. Training shoes with outer soles of coarsely patterned rubber or plastics and uppers of textile material on which strips of leather and/or plastics-coated textile material are sewn externally in various combinations, covering the surface up to approximately 70 %. (See sketch Nos. 1 to 6) 6404 11 00 Classification is determined by general rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the combined nomenclature by notes 3 and 4 (a) and the additional note 1 to Chapter 64 and by the wording of CN codes 6404 and 6404 11 00. After the removal of the strips of leather and/or plastics-coated textile material, all of which are regarded as reinforcements, the external surface area of the uppers consists entirely of textile material. 2. Training shoes with a rubber outer sole, a 27-cm long in-sole and a plastics upper on the outside of which are sewn leather strips or pieces covering about 40 % of the surface. 6402 99 93 Classification is determined by general rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the combined nomenclature by note 4 (a) and the additional note 1 to Chapter 64 and by the wording of CN codes 6402, 6402 99 and 6402 99 93. 3. Training shoes with outer soles of plastics and textile uppers on which are sewn at various points pieces of leather (65 %) and plastics (18 %). (See sketch No 7) 6404 11 00 Classification is determined by general rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the combined nomenclature, by notes 3 and 4 (a) and the additional note 1 to Chapter 64 and by the wording of CN codes 6404 and 6404 11 00. After removal of the pieces of leather and plastics, all of which are regarded as reinforcements, the external surface area of the uppers consists entirely of textile material 4. Training shoes which cover the ankle, with outer soles of coarsely patterned rubber and uppers of plastics (79 %) and leather (21 %) completely covering the textile internal shell, which serves as a lining on to which the leather and plastics are sewn. (See sketch No 8) 6402 91 90 Classification is determined by general rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the combined nomenclature, by note 4 (a) and the additional note 1 to Chapter 64 and by the wording of CN codes 642, 6402 91 and 6402 91 90 5. Training shoes which cover the ankle with in-soles of not less than 24 cm, outer soles of coarsely patterned rubber and uppers of leather (84 % and plastics (16 %) completely covering an inner shell of textile material which could not itself serve as the outer part of the upper. The leather and plastics are sewn onto the shell. (See sketch No 9) 6403 91 13 Classification is determined by general rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the combined nomenclature, by notes 3 and 4 (a) and the additional note 1 to Chapter 64 and by the wording of CN codes 6403, 6403 91 and 6403 91 13 6. Hiking/trekking boots which cover the ankle, with outer soles of coarsely patterned rubber and uppers comprising a textile bootee, on to which are sewn pieces of leather covering about 80 % of the external surface excluding the area of the integral tongue. (See sketch No 10) 6406 19 90 Classification is determined by general rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the combined nomenclature, by note 4 (a) and the additional note 1 to Chapter 64 and by the wording of CN codes 6404, 6404 19 and 6404 19 90. After removal of the pieces of leather, all of which are regarded as reinforcements, the external surface area of the uppers consists entirely of textile material (1) The drawings are of a purely illustrative nature.
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Description CN classification (1) (2) (3) 1. Training shoes with outer soles of coarsely patterned rubber or plastics and uppers of textile material on which strips of leather and/or plastics-coated textile material are sewn externally in various combinations, covering the surface up to approximately 70 %. (See sketch Nos. 1 to 6) 6404 11 00 Classification is determined by general rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the combined nomenclature by notes 3 and 4 (a) and the additional note 1 to Chapter 64 and by the wording of CN codes 6404 and 6404 11 00. After the removal of the strips of leather and/or plastics-coated textile material, all of which are regarded as reinforcements, the external surface area of the uppers consists entirely of textile material. 2. Training shoes with a rubber outer sole, a 27-cm long in-sole and a plastics upper on the outside of which are sewn leather strips or pieces covering about 40 % of the surface. 6402 99 93 Classification is determined by general rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the combined nomenclature by note 4 (a) and the additional note 1 to Chapter 64 and by the wording of CN codes 6402, 6402 99 and 6402 99 93. 3. Training shoes with outer soles of plastics and textile uppers on which are sewn at various points pieces of leather (65 %) and plastics (18 %). (See sketch No 7) 6404 11 00 Classification is determined by general rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the combined nomenclature, by notes 3 and 4 (a) and the additional note 1 to Chapter 64 and by the wording of CN codes 6404 and 6404 11 00. After removal of the pieces of leather and plastics, all of which are regarded as reinforcements, the external surface area of the uppers consists entirely of textile material 4. Training shoes which cover the ankle, with outer soles of coarsely patterned rubber and uppers of plastics (79 %) and leather (21 %) completely covering the textile internal shell, which serves as a lining on to which the leather and plastics are sewn. (See sketch No 8) 6402 91 90 Classification is determined by general rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the combined nomenclature, by note 4 (a) and the additional note 1 to Chapter 64 and by the wording of CN codes 642, 6402 91 and 6402 91 90 5. Training shoes which cover the ankle with in-soles of not less than 24 cm, outer soles of coarsely patterned rubber and uppers of leather (84 % and plastics (16 %) completely covering an inner shell of textile material which could not itself serve as the outer part of the upper. The leather and plastics are sewn onto the shell. (See sketch No 9) 6403 91 13 Classification is determined by general rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the combined nomenclature, by notes 3 and 4 (a) and the additional note 1 to Chapter 64 and by the wording of CN codes 6403, 6403 91 and 6403 91 13 6. Hiking/trekking boots which cover the ankle, with outer soles of coarsely patterned rubber and uppers comprising a textile bootee, on to which are sewn pieces of leather covering about 80 % of the external surface excluding the area of the integral tongue. (See sketch No 10) 6406 19 90 Classification is determined by general rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the combined nomenclature, by note 4 (a) and the additional note 1 to Chapter 64 and by the wording of CN codes 6404, 6404 19 and 6404 19 90. After removal of the pieces of leather, all of which are regarded as reinforcements, the external surface area of the uppers consists entirely of textile material (1) The drawings are of a purely illustrative nature.
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