W. T. Grant Co. v. United States

The invoice, the entry, and all of the official papers now before this court were received in evidence at the trial as part of the collector’s file. No objection to their admission as such was offered by the Government, other than its refusal to be bound by any statements contained in the invoice or other papers with respect to the merchandise. No other evidence was submitted either by appellant or the Government.

*66The official papers show that the involved importation consisted of thirteen cases of cotton gloves imported from Germany on March 8, 1935, and that two of such cases, numbered 5616…