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Re GE Plastics (Australia) Pty Ltd and Chief Executive officer of Customs and Montell Australia Pty Ltd     2

Cases Referring to this Case

Case Name	Citation(s)	Court	Jurisdiction	Date †	Full Text		Citation Index
Dow Agroscience Australia Ltd and Chief Executive Officer of Customs and Nufarm Australia	[2012] AATA 568; (2012) 90 ATR 412	Administrative Appeals Tribunal	Australia	29 Aug 2012	AustLII		3
Mattel Pty Ltd and Chief Executive Officer of Customs	[2008] AATA 483	Administrative Appeals Tribunal	Australia	11 Jun 2008	AustLII

Legislation Cited

Cases and Articles Cited

Case Name	Citation(s)	Court	Jurisdiction	Date †	Full Text		Citation Index
Re GE Plastics (Aust) Pty Ltd and Chief Executive Officer of Customs	(1998) 27 AAR 258		Australia	circa 1998	Legal Online / Westlaw		3
"Since processing characteristics and suitability for applications is dependant on physical and chemical properties which in turn depend on molecular structure it can be seen from the above that [PC], PPO and PP are individual materials with distinct properties and characteristics [PC] and PPO have a general similarity in structure which leads to some similarity in properties but PP is of a different class and character altogether "no	37 Exch A10	Court of Exchequer	United Kingdom				1
" much overlap occurs, particularly after the addition of additives At most, it might guide a compounder as to the types of materials he or she may wish to try adding However one is to classify PP and PPO in terms of crystallinity or lack of it, both can be used in moulding compounds that can be used in the manufacture of the same parts, for example, for motor vehicles "no	28 Exch M4	Court of Exchequer	United Kingdom				1