Sanford Steel Pipe Products Co. v. United States
United States Customs Court
1Opinion of the Court
Richardson, Judge:
The question arising in these two protests covering 11 entries of steel pipe fittings imported from Germany and *114consolidated for trial is whether certain letters sent to the district director by a customs broker constitute appeals for reappraisement so as to invalidate liquidation of the affected entries which took place prior to a determination of said “appeals.” The text of the letters in question, dated September 25,1967, and October 19,1967, and received in evidence at the trial with the official papers, read:
DISTRICT DIRECTOR OK CUSTOMS
610 South Canal Street
Chicago,…
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