Magee v. United States

It comprises articles of new rubber, such as balls, all of which are defective and unfit for ordinary use, scrap pieces of new rubber, rubber shoes which have not been worn but damaged in manufacture, and included in the importation it is said there is also scrap rubber, articles of various kinds, which have been in actual physical use, and as the result of such use have been worn out. As the record furnishes no basis for any segregation of the old and worn-out portions from those which are clippings from new material, the case should be treated as though the articles were all of the…