United States Compiled Statutes, Annotated, 1916: Embracing the Statutes of the United States of a General and Permanent Nature in Force at the Close of the First Session of the 64th Congress and Decisions Construing and Applying Same to April 1, 1916, Incorporating Under the Headings of the Revised Statutes the Subsequent Laws, Together with Explanatory and Historical Notes, Volume 6West Publishing Company, 1917 - 16099 pages |
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Page 6182
... fact that inconsistency in duties may result is not adequate ground for holding that Congress meant the op- posite from what it said . Horrax v . U. S. ( 1909 ) 167 Fed . 526 , 93 C. C. A. 22 . Where a general tariff provision pre ...
... fact that inconsistency in duties may result is not adequate ground for holding that Congress meant the op- posite from what it said . Horrax v . U. S. ( 1909 ) 167 Fed . 526 , 93 C. C. A. 22 . Where a general tariff provision pre ...
Page 6184
... fact that , at the date of the passage of the act ( R. S. ยง 2504 , Schedule A ) , goods of the kind in question had not been manufactured , will not withdraw them from the class to which they belong , as described in the statute , where ...
... fact that , at the date of the passage of the act ( R. S. ยง 2504 , Schedule A ) , goods of the kind in question had not been manufactured , will not withdraw them from the class to which they belong , as described in the statute , where ...
Page 6186
... fact that the general idea of the statute is that of protec- tion to American manufactures , and this idea suggests that an article which an additional has been subjected to process of manufacture is subject to a higher , rather than an ...
... fact that the general idea of the statute is that of protec- tion to American manufactures , and this idea suggests that an article which an additional has been subjected to process of manufacture is subject to a higher , rather than an ...
Page 6187
... fact that the general idea of the statute is that of protection to American manufactures , and this idea suggests that an article which has been subjected to an additional process of manufacture is subject to a higher , rather than an ...
... fact that the general idea of the statute is that of protection to American manufactures , and this idea suggests that an article which has been subjected to an additional process of manufacture is subject to a higher , rather than an ...
Page 6188
... fact . Tyng v . Grinnell ( 1875 ) 92 U. S. 467 , 23 L. Ed . 733 ; Bacon v . Bancroft ( C. C. 1840 ) Fed . Cas . No. 714 ; Hutton v . Schell ( C. C. 1879 ) Fed . Cas . No. 6,962 ; Zante Currants ( C. C. 1896 ) 73 Fed . 183 ; Beatty's Ex ...
... fact . Tyng v . Grinnell ( 1875 ) 92 U. S. 467 , 23 L. Ed . 733 ; Bacon v . Bancroft ( C. C. 1840 ) Fed . Cas . No. 714 ; Hutton v . Schell ( C. C. 1879 ) Fed . Cas . No. 6,962 ; Zante Currants ( C. C. 1896 ) 73 Fed . 183 ; Beatty's Ex ...
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