United States v. Mills & Gibb Corp.
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtHateield, Judge
The merchandise involved in this appeal consists of gloves composed of wool.
It was stated in the invoice that the importation consisted of 204 dozen pairs of gloves of the total value of 1348.90. The value of 150 dozen pairs was given as $1.75 per dozen pairs. The value of the remaining 54 dozen pairs was stated to be $1.60 per dozen pairs. The value or cost of the cases was stated to be $5. The total value stated in the invoice was $353.90.
*138The merchandise was entered as follows:
Two oases wool children’s gloves (plain par. 1114) value u/$l.75 doz. pr.
lbs. 104: Dut. value
5461. Doz. 124, lbs.…
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