Treasury Decisions Under Customs and Other Laws, Volume 24Vols. for 1904-1926 include also decisions of the United States Board of General Appraisers. |
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Decisions of the Board of United States General Appraisers adverse to the Government will , if not appealed from , take effect 60 days after their respective dates , except that decisions based on protests filed in Alaska and in the ...
Decisions of the Board of United States General Appraisers adverse to the Government will , if not appealed from , take effect 60 days after their respective dates , except that decisions based on protests filed in Alaska and in the ...
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... or the conditions and circumstances in which the act must be performed to effect the protection and give effect to the law may be such as to render judicial inquiry and consideration impracticable . ” In North American Storage Co.
... or the conditions and circumstances in which the act must be performed to effect the protection and give effect to the law may be such as to render judicial inquiry and consideration impracticable . ” In North American Storage Co.
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... purpose of nullifying the effect of the decisions of the board above cited and preventing the classification under this paragraph of trimmed hats unless straw was the component material of chief value in the trimmed hat .
... purpose of nullifying the effect of the decisions of the board above cited and preventing the classification under this paragraph of trimmed hats unless straw was the component material of chief value in the trimmed hat .
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554 ) , and it is claimed that the words " wholly or in chief value " were introduced into paragraph 422 for the expresspurpose of nullifying the effect of that decision and preventing the assessment under the straw - hat provision of ...
554 ) , and it is claimed that the words " wholly or in chief value " were introduced into paragraph 422 for the expresspurpose of nullifying the effect of that decision and preventing the assessment under the straw - hat provision of ...
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HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS - RENOVATED FURNITURE . - Protest 611520 of Max Jaegershuber ( New York ) . HAY , General Appraiser : The merchandise in this case consists of certain household furniture assessed as furniture of wood at 35 per cent ...
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS - RENOVATED FURNITURE . - Protest 611520 of Max Jaegershuber ( New York ) . HAY , General Appraiser : The merchandise in this case consists of certain household furniture assessed as furniture of wood at 35 per cent ...
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Abstract accordance addition allowance Appeals application Appls Appraisers assessed Assistant Secretary Attorney August authority bond Canada cent ad valorem chief value claimed classified under paragraph COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS composed condition Congress containing cotton court covered CURTIS Cust dated decision designed Drawback dutiable under paragraph duty effect et al evidence examination exported fact February filed fish followed free entry G. A. Protests Government held dutiable hereby imported invoice JAMES F Judge known manufactured March material matter meaning merchandise metal Opinion by Fischer Opinion by McClelland port pound prepared present printed Protest overruled Protests sustained provision quantity question reason record referred regulations rule samples Secretary silk statement statute stone tariff act term testimony thereof tion TREASURY DEPARTMENT treaty United Waite waste wood pulp York
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| Title | Treasury Decisions Under Customs and Other Laws, Volume 24 |
| Author | United States. Department of the Treasury |
| Contributors | United States. Board of General Appraisers, United States. Customs Court, Board of United States General Appraisers |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1913 |
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