United States v. Richardson

Barber/Judge,

delivered the opinion of the court:

The character of the merchandise in this case is shown by the following stipulation:

It is stipulated and agreed between counsel that the merchandise covered by the above protests invoiced as “lobster” consisted of lobster, finely ground, in the form of paste with a small percentage of potato flour. That the merchandise invoiced as “chicken, ham, and tongue,” “chicken and ham,” “turkey and tongue,” and “ham and tongue,” consisted of the respective meats named, finely ground, in the form of paste with a small percentage of potato flour and spices…