United States Customs Court Reports: Cases Adjudged in the United States Customs Court, Volume 47The Court, 1961 |
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accordance with stipulation Agreement on Tariffs AGREEMENT.-Merchandise assessed amended Amidol appeals for reappraisement appraisement Assistant Attorney C.C.P.A. Customs cents per pound centum ad valorem chief value claimed dutiable classification collector cork Cust Customs Court Customs Simplification Act decision defendant defined in section electrical element entry export value filed foreign value freely offered heparin sodium imported merchandise inches involved Japanese Protocol LIMESTONE liquidation machine manufactured material respects merchandise and issues merchandise consists metal offered for sale Opinion by FORD Opinion by LAWRENCE Orrick packing paragraph 371 percent ad valorem plaintiff was sustained plate Presidential proclamation T.D. proper basis properly classifiable protest provision in paragraph purchasers reliquidation section 402 shoe similar merchandise similitude Sixth Protocol sodium phosphate specially provided stipulation of counsel subject of United sugar supplemented by Presidential supra Tariff Act Tariffs and Trade Torquay Protocol Trade T.D. usual wholesale quantities William H witness York
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