U. S. Wolfson Bros. v. United States

DonloN, Judge:

Plaintiff has protested so-called marking duties of 10 per centum assessed by the collector on certain merchandise, imported from Scotland and entered at the port of Jacksonville (Tampa), Fla., on October 29,1951. There is no controversy here as to regular duties.

The parties have stipulated certain facts, there are exhibits, and there is considerable testimony that was adduced by both plaintiff and defendant.

The merchandise is described as tubular 'bends, butt welded, joined as steel tubes, of various sizes and dimensions. It is conceded that the tubes were not individually…