United States v. Wecker

The appellee, as consignee, imported at the port of New York 30 shipments of cotton velveteen between November 11, 1924, and December 14, 1925, inclusive. These were appraised by the local appraiser on the basis of a foreign valuation. The importer, in each instance, appealed for reappraisement. After a hearing before Associate Justice Weller an opinion was duly filed and an order entered that “the invoice values are sustained.” The importer duly made application for a review of this decision, and thereafter, on December 24, 1926, the Customs Court reversed and remanded the cause for further…