John A. Hunter Hardwood Corp. v. United States
United States Customs Court
1Opinion of the Court
Mollison, Judge:
The plaintiff in this case imported into the United States from the Republic of Cuba a quantity of merchandise described on the invoices as “Dagame wood” or “Dagame lumber.” The invoices and testimony show that the greater portion of the importation consisted of bundles containing pieces of sawed wood as follows:
No. of bundles Pieces • Dimensions
60_ 4620_ K" x IK" x 22"
44_ 3080_ K" x iy2" x 28"
107_ 6420_ SA" x IK" x 32"
200_ 8000_ K" x 1 K" x 70"
37_ 2220_ %" x IK" x 68"
80_ 3520_ %" x l/4" x 62"
33_ 2623_ K" x 1" x 51"
16_ 1256_ Ke" x 1" x 56"
and, in addition, pieces of wood…
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