United States v. Andrews
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtHatfield, Judge
This is an appeal from the judgment of the United States Customs Court in reappraisements 47721-A, 54125-A, 56829-A, and 48198-A.
The merchandise consists of optical textbooks, entitled “Visual Optics and Sight Testing.”
Some of the books were purchased and entered at $2 each, less 2 per centum. Others were purchased and entered at $2.75 each. They were appraised at 15s. 9d. each. The importers appealed to reap-praisement.
It appears from the record that the importers purchased the books in large quantities; that they imported 850 books in shipments of 100 to 150, from September, 1924, to…
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