Robinson-Goodman Co. v. United States

The merchandise in this case consists of a large variety of articles embraced in two shipments, one brought by the steamship De Grasse and the other by the Deutschland, and covered by two entries and protests, each of which presents the same issues. The importations were in the form of artificial flowers, fruits, and leaves represented by some 36 different exhibits. They were classified and assessed by the collector at 90 per centum ad valorem under that part of paragraph 1430 of the Tariff Act of 1922 providing for a large number of articles beginning with—

Laces, * * * nets and nettings, * *…