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Lachman Distributors v. U.S., Not Reported in F.Supp., 40 Cust.Ct. 404, 1957 WL 10281, Abs. No. 61,423

Facts

The merchandise in question consisted of aneroid barometers of a household type. The parties agreed that these barometers were the same in all material respects as those involved in a prior case, which set a precedent for the classification of such items.

The merchandise in question consisted of aneroid barometers of a household type.

Issue

Whether the aneroid barometers should be classified in the same manner as those in the prior case.

Whether the aneroid barometers should be classified in the same manner as those in the prior case.

Rule

The court applied the principle of consistency in classification based on prior rulings regarding similar merchandise.

The court applied the principle of consistency in classification based on prior rulings regarding similar merchandise.

Analysis

The court found that the stipulation of counsel confirmed that the merchandise was identical in all material respects to the barometers previously classified. This consistency allowed the court to sustain the plaintiff's claim.

The court found that the stipulation of counsel confirmed that the merchandise was identical in all material respects to the barometers previously classified.

Conclusion

The court sustained the claim of the plaintiff, affirming the classification of the merchandise as consistent with prior rulings.

The court sustained the claim of the plaintiff, affirming the classification of the merchandise as consistent with prior rulings.

Who won?

The plaintiff prevailed in the case because the court found that the merchandise was the same as previously classified items.

The plaintiff prevailed in the case because the court found that the merchandise was the same as previously classified items.

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