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← 10 CUSTCT 123 - Werner v. United States

Werner v. United States’s Empirical Analysis

1943

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2
cited by 2 later decisions
February 1945
most recently cited

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  1. “Section 49,1, as amended, supra, in no uncertain terms provides that merchandise considered abandoned to the Government by reason of remaining in customs custody for 1 year, even though thereafter entered or withdrawn for consumption, shall be subject to duty at the rate or rates applicable at the time the merchandise becomes subject to sale. Therefore all dutiable merchandise, whether specially exempted from duty by reason of its being personal or household effects of persons emigrating to the United States or for other reasons, is, for purposes of sale, assessed at the rates of duty regularly applicable. Congress in its wisdom has provided that such rates of duty shall be used for computing the duties upon any entered or unentered merchandise remaining in customs custody for 1 year from the date of importation. In view of the changes made in the law prior to the importation and entry of the personal effects in question, judgment will be entered in favor of the Government.”
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