General Electric Co. v. United States
United States Customs Court
1Opinion of the Court
Newman, Judge:
Plaintiff challenges the customs classification of certain solid-state (tubeless) clock-radios (models C4305 and C4335A) exported from Taiwan and entered at the ports of Spokane, Wash, and Seattle-Tacoma Airport, Wash, in 1971. The parties agree there is no justiciable issue as to any material fact, and have cross-moved for summary judgment pursuant to rule 8.2(a) of this court. In support of their respective motions, the parties have submitted memoranda and various documentary exhibits.
Plainly, then, this is the classic instance for a constructive utilization of the summary…
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