Mobile homes

Mobile homes Mobile homes have, for example, the following characteristics: Combinations to be classified under heading 9503 by virtue of this note consist of one or more articles of heading 9503 combined with one or more items of other headings put up together for retail sale and the combinations have the essential character of toys. Such combinations derive the essential character of toys, not only from the packaging but also from the importance, value and use of their components. The classification of such combinations in the relevant subheading is determined by the items of heading 9503 contained in the combination; the other components are not taken into account. For example: 9503 00 Tricycles, scooters, pedal cars and similar wheeled toys; dolls' carriages; dolls; other toys; reduced-size (‘scale’) models and similar recreational models, working or not; puzzles of all kinds To distinguish between toys representing human beings and toys representing animals or non-human creatures, no account shall be taken of: Where a toy is wearing a mask (whether or not with, for example, animal ears) leaving large or recognisable parts of the human face visible or identifiable, or if the mask can be removed and reveals humanoid features, it is to be seen as a toy representing a human being. This heading includes: 1. inflatable articles, in different forms and sizes, intended for play in the water, such as waist rings, animal shapes, etc., decorated or not, whether or not designed to sit in or on; 2. inflatable boats designed for children to play in; 3. multi-rotor helicopters (so-called ‘drones’) of different sizes. They can be distinguished from articles of heading 8802 for example by reference to their low weight, the limited height, distance or time they can fly, their maximum speed, their inability to fly autonomously or the inability to carry a load/cargo. They are remotely controlled in an easy way and are not equipped with sophisticated electronic apparatus (e.g. Global Positioning Systems, night flight requirements/nocturnal visibility). This heading does not include: (a) inflatable arm rings, neck rings, belts or similar articles, not constructed for security or rescuing purposes, providing buoyancy for a person, i.e. to keep them afloat, for example while learning to swim (heading 9506 ); (b) inflatable mattresses (generally, constituent material); (c) articles which, on account of their design, are intended exclusively for animals (for example, fabric ‘mice’ containing cat-mint, buffalo hide shoes ‘for chewing’, plastic bones). See also note 5 to this chapter. (d) combinations consisting of a keyring and a toy, which are joined together in a way that facilitates handling the keys attached (for example, a chain or swivel clips), and which, by their size/nature and design, are mainly intended to hold keys and are normally carried in the pocket or in the handbag (generally, constituent material of the keyring).