United States v. Andrews & Co.
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtGraham, Presiding Judge
On September 30, 1920, D. C. Andrews & Co., the appellee, imported one case of pongee silk. The invoice described the case as containing 30 pieces, and the entry was made accordingly. The following report of the collector, which was admitted in evidence before the court below, and upon which the case was there submitted, shows the essential facts about the importation:
Decembeb 30, 1922.
Respectfully referred to the Board of United States General Appraisers for decision.
Discharging inspector indorsed G. O. ticket as follows: Case recoopered, corded, and sealed. Weight, 183 lbs.
The appraiser…
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