Tower v. United States

Decided 1959-07-13

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Donlon, Judge: Two protests are before us, consolidated for purposes of trial. The merchandise in controversy in both cases is pork meat which was imported from Canada at the port of Buffalo. The official papers are in evidence. The entry of protest 257669-K included various meats imported on September 14, 1954, by truck from the plant of Canada Packers, Limited, at West Toronto, Ontario, via…

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