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MEMORANDUM OF DECISIONS

DISMISSED

OCTOBER 10, 1960

United States v. Clarence S. Holmes a/c Best Products Mfg. Co. (No. 5042).— Wood (Mfrs. of)--"rough plates"-nonenumerated manufactured articles-Trade agreement.

Perryman, Mojonier, a/c R. Sewelson Co. v. United States (No. 5047).—Wool hooked rugs-carpets, rugs, and mats, other Trade agreement.

United States v. Ace Importing Co., Inc. (No. 5052).—Household articles-blown glass articles, not cut or engraved-glass paper weights-Trade agreement. United States v. John V. Carr & Son, Inc. (No. 5057).-Rolled steel-metal scrap-Public Law 869.

FEBRUARY 7, 1961

Morris Friedman v. United States (No. 5050).-Loud speakers-electrical element or device-radios, parts of-Trade agreement.

JULY 7, 1961

United States v. F. W. Myers & Co., Inc. (No. 5077).—Nickel—cobalt brisquettes-nickel-containing material derived from ore-Public Law 723, 84th

Congress.

JULY 21, 1961

United States v. A. N. Deringer, Inc. (No. 5076).-Steam traps-cost of production-reappraisement of.

Inter-Maritime Forwarding Co., Inc. v. United States (No. 5078).-Woven woolen fabrics.

United States v. Roberto Colon Machinery Co. (No. 5082).-Crawler tractors— agricultural implements-machines, n.s.p.f.

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INDEX-DIGEST, VOLUME 48

CONTENTS

ANALYSIS BY SECTIONS

PART ONE-GENERAL CONSIDERATION OF TARIFF LAWS
I. ACTS OF CONGRESS GENERALLY

A. PURPOSE AND VALIDITY-DELEGATION OF POWER
§ 1. Nature and purpose of tariff laws....

B. GENERAL RULES OF CONSTRUCTION-REPEAL-
PLEADING STATUTES-FOREIGN LAWS

§ 5. In general...

§7. Common or commercial meaning of words.

§ 15. Intent of Congress...

§ 16. Judicial, legislative and executive functions_

§ 17.

Supplying, rejecting and transposing words.

§ 20. Re-enactment as adoption by Congress of previous
construction_..

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§ 23.

-Particular applications of rule of adoption---

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§ 26. Time of taking effect, and prospective or retroactive

operation__-_

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§ 28. Extrinsic aids to construction ____

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8 81.

-Evidence to contradict or explain, and reference to dictionaries or other books.......

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PART TWO-TREATIES AND RECIPROCITY AGREEMENTS
II. GENERAL CONSIDERATION OF TREATIES AND

AGREEMENTS

§ 41. In general.

§44. Construction__

PART THREE-DUTIABLE

IMPORTATIONS-EXEMPTIONS

CLASSIFICATION OF ARTICLES FOR DUTY
OR FREE ENTRY

IV. GOODS DUTIABLE OR EXEMPT-LOST OR DESTROYED
GOODS GOODS IMPORTED FOR TEMPORARY OR
SPECIAL USE-FOR STATE OR EDUCATIONAL, SCI-
ENTIFIC OR RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS-GOODS OF
PERSONS ARRIVING IN U.S.-REIMPORTATION-
AMERICAN GOODS RETURNED

§ 53. American goods returned after exportation__.

§ 54.

-Advancement, manufacture or repair while abroad............ § 62. Goods which should have been destroyed......

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PART THREE-DUTIABLE IMPORTATIONS, ETC.-Continued
V. CLASSIFICATION OF IMPORTS UNDER GENERAL AND
COMPETING PARAGRAPHS OF STATUTE-SPECIFIC-

ITY-CONTROLLING PROVISIONS-HIGHEST APPLI-
CABLE RATE

§ 70. Definitions.

§ 75. Crude and manufactured articles distinguished..

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XI. CONTAINERS, COVERINGS, CASES AND SETS OF ARTI-
CLES, AND CLASSIFICATION AS ENTIRETIES OR
SEPARATELY

§ 220. In general...

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XII. EARTH, MINERALS AND METALS, AND MANUFAC-
TURES THEREOF

A. EARTHY AND MINERAL SUBSTANCES AND
MANUFACTURES THEREOF GENERALLY

§ 234. Miscellaneous___.

§ 258. Marble, marble waste and granito..

§ 270. Tiles.___

C. METALS AND ORES

§ 283. Crude and unmanufactured, or advanced and

manufactured, distinguished_.

§ 284. Alloys and compositions....

D. MANUFACTURES OF METAL GENERALLY

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E. SPECIFIED ARTICLES COMPOSED OF METAL

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§ 293. Building and structural iron and steel___.

§ 310. Miscellaneous articles_

XIII. FOOD PREPARATIONS, BEVERAGES AND CONFEC-

TIONS

§ 323. Confections and sweetmeats__.

XV. MACHINERY-IMPLEMENTS-TOOLS

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§ 356. Agricultural, horticultural and dairy implements, ma-
chinery, tools and equipment_-_.

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PART THREE-DUTIABLE IMPORTATIONS, ETC.-Continued
XVIII. PAPER, PAPER ARTICLES, BOOKS, LITHOGRAPHS,

PRINTED MATTER, ETC.

§ 401. Coated, colored, embossed and decorated paper__-
§ 402. Crepe or tissue paper....
AND FIBERS, AND

XX. TEXTILES

THEREOF

MANUFACTURES

C. VEGETABLE FIBER OTHER THAN COTTON AND
FLAX, AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF

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PART FIVE-CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT-OFFICERS-REGULA-

TIONS-PROCEDURE GENERALLY

XXXIII. ADMINISTRATIVE

REGULATIONS-PROCLAMA-

TIONS AND ORDERS-DEPARTMENTAL PRAC-
TICE

§ 656. In general___

§ 667. Departmental practice generally.

PART SIX-ENTRY-CUSTODY AND WAREHOUSING OF

GOODS-REJECTION-EXAMINATION-TESTING
VALUATION-APPRAISEMENT-REAPPRAISE-
MENT-LIQUIDATION-PROTEST-PAYMENT

AND REFUND-SEIZURES-FORFEITURES-PEN-
ALTIES

§ 678. Time of entry..

XL. VALUATION-AMERICAN PRICE-EXPORT AND FOR-
EIGN VALUE-MARKET VALUE-COST OF PRODUC-

TION-CHARGES-DISCOUNTS-PROFITS-ROYAL-

TIES-TAXES-FOREIGN CURRENCY

§ 725. Market value and mode of ascertainment thereof..
Export or foreign value_____

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§ 728.

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§ 729.

§ 732.

-Ordinary course of trade in general-Freely offered.......
-Sales of similar or dissimilar goods-American
standards..

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§ 735. Valuation as affected by items of costs, charges, dis-
counts, expenses and profits---

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