Report, Issue 86

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U.S. Government Printing Office, 1934 - Tariff
 

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Page 1 - Act of 1930, from unfair methods of competition and unfair acts in the importation and sale of certain cigar lighters.
Page 17 - No. 2,488,507, except where the importation is made under license of the registered owner of said United States Letters Patent. [4] It is not disputed that Linde is the owner of Patent No. 2,488,507, issued November 15, 1949, for "Synthetic Star Rubies and Star Sapphires and Process for Producing Same.
Page 18 - Act of 1930, the collector of customs shall notify each importer concerned to export the prohibited merchandise under customs supervision unless the entry of the merchandise is permitted under license and an appropriate license is presented. In lieu of exportation, the merchandise may be destroyed under customs supervision upon receipt of a written request of the importer. Unless any such prohibited merchandise which has been released under bond is exported or destroyed under customs supervision...
Page 21 - The United States Tariff Commission recommends that the President direct the Secretary of the Treasury to instruct customs officers to exclude from entry into the United States the...
Page 18 - ... the registered owner of said patent. (c) Any of the foregoing oxides calcined or burned or processed in any other manner. Importers who have secured the release of the prohibited merchandise in question by the filing of special bonds, as provided by section 337 (f) of the Tariff Act of 1930, pending final decision in the matter, should be called upon to export the prohibited merchandise to a foreign country under customs supervision unless license to import the merchandise has been granted by...
Page 11 - President in the exercise of the powers vested in him by section 315 of Title III of the tariff act of 1922 and under the powers granted by law and pursuant to the rules and regulations of the commission, hereby orders an investigation of the differences in...
Page 15 - In conformity with such decision of the United States Customs Court. If, upon appeal to the Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, the decision of the United States Customs Court is reversed, the classification of the merchandise and the rate of duty imposed thereon shall be In accordance with the decision of the Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, and any necessary reliquidation shall be made. The provisions of this subdivision shall apply only In the case of complaints filed after the effective...
Page 1 - States of foreign merchandise as to which there have been employed unfair methods of competition or unfair acts in the importation or sale, with the effect or tendency to substantially injure an efficiently and economically operated domestic industry.

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