Louise & Co. v. United States

Louise & Co. and Bernard Sirotta imported into the country various articles of women’s wearing apparel, which were entered by them at the customhouse as models for use in their own establishments, and not for sale. Upon that entry and the execution of a bond conditioned that the several items of wearing apparel would be exported within six months after importation in accordance with Treasury regulations, the goods were admitted without payment of duty.

*42Subsequent to the admission of the models some of them were removed from the importers’ establishments for one temporary use or another, some…