Schwarz v. United States’s Empirical Analysis
1968
Citation profile
11
cited by 11 later decisions
July 1974
most recently cited
Relationships
Relies on Gallagher & Ascher Co. v. United States · Westfield Manufacturing Co. v. United States
Most-quoted passages
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“83.02 — Base Metal Fittings AND Mountings op a Kind Suitable foe FuRNituRE, Dooes, StaiRcases, Windows, Blinds, Coachwoek, Saddleev, Trunks, Caskets, AND the Like (Including Automatic Dooe Closees) ; Base Metal Hat-Backs, Hat-Pegs, Brackets and the Like. This heading covers general purpose classes of base metal accessory fittings and mountings, such as are used largely on furniture, doors, windows, coachwork, etc. Goods within such general classes remain within the present heading even if they are designed for particular uses (e.g., door handles or hinges for automobiles). The heading does not, however, extend to goods forming an essential part of the structure of the article, such as window frames, swivel devices for revolving chairs, etc. _ _ The present heading therefore includes, inter alia: ❖ ❖ * ‡ # ❖ ❖ (B) Door closers, including automatic spring or hydraulic types, for doors, gates, etc.; door stops. (C) Fittings for reinforcing, suspending, fixing or closing doors, windows, shutters or blinds (but not including locks and padlocks — heading 83.01). This group includes: — door guards fitted with chains, bars, etc.; espagnolette and casement bolts and fittings; casement fasteners and stays; fanlight and skylight openers, stays and fittings; cabin hooks and eyes; hooks and fittings for double windows; hooks, fasteners, stops, brackets and roller ends for shutters and blinds; letter- bos plates; door knockers, spy holes, etc. (other than those fitted with optical elements”
1 later decision quote this exact passage“fitting: a small, often standardized, accessory part.”
1 later decision quote this exact passage
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