Treasury Decisions Under Customs and Other Laws, Volume 24U.S. Government Printing Office, 1913 Vols. for 1904-1926 include also decisions of the United States Board of General Appraisers. |
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Page 107
... provision in ques- tion was enlarged by the act of 1894 for the express purpose of grant- ing free entry to metallic articles which were manufactured as trophies or prizes and actually bestowed and accepted as honorary distinc- tions ...
... provision in ques- tion was enlarged by the act of 1894 for the express purpose of grant- ing free entry to metallic articles which were manufactured as trophies or prizes and actually bestowed and accepted as honorary distinc- tions ...
Page 122
... provision should be by the trade classed as jew- elry that it would be dutiable under one or the other , the first or last provisions of the paragraph . Issues presented by such conditions might be controlled by the record or law of the ...
... provision should be by the trade classed as jew- elry that it would be dutiable under one or the other , the first or last provisions of the paragraph . Issues presented by such conditions might be controlled by the record or law of the ...
Page 163
... provision it must be given a narrower and more limited interpretation . As so construed the scenes intended by the provision are such only as belong to the same general class with landscapes , buildings , places , or localities . The ...
... provision it must be given a narrower and more limited interpretation . As so construed the scenes intended by the provision are such only as belong to the same general class with landscapes , buildings , places , or localities . The ...
Page 166
... provisions clearly imply that , but for the special provision imposing the duty on cut coral , it would not be regarded as a manufactured article , although labor was employed in cutting it . We think the rate of duty assessed by the ...
... provisions clearly imply that , but for the special provision imposing the duty on cut coral , it would not be regarded as a manufactured article , although labor was employed in cutting it . We think the rate of duty assessed by the ...
Page 168
... provision . The Hartranft case decided more than that the shells were not " manufactures of shells . " The imported condition of the shells in that case and in this bore striking similarity . They were described by the court in part in ...
... provision . The Hartranft case decided more than that the shells were not " manufactures of shells . " The imported condition of the shells in that case and in this bore striking similarity . They were described by the court in part in ...
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Abstract act of August American Express Co application Appls Appraisers assessment of duty Assistant Attorney Assistant Secretary Board of United Canada cent ad valorem cents per pound centum chief value classified under paragraph COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS Congress cotton Court of Customs creosote oil CURTIS Cust Customs Appeals decision dutiable under paragraph entitled to free exported February February 24 followed FRANKLIN MACVEAGH free entry free of duty G. A. Protests overruled G. A. Protests unsupported Government held dutiable held properly classified herewith for filing imported invoice JAMES F June 16 merchandise metal Opinion by Fischer Opinion by Howell Opinion by McClelland Opinion by Somerville Opinion by Waite OVERRULED.-Protests paragraph 199 paragraph 480 port provisions of paragraph question Respectfully samples section 25 silk specially provided statute sworn statement tariff act testimony thereof tion TREASURY DEPARTMENT treaty United States T. D. valorem under paragraph wood pulp York