In re Megroz

(orally.) An appraiser, whenever called upon to act, is not constrained at all by the rules that pertain to courts, but goes to work to satisfy his own mind, in the best way be can, what goods are worth; and he can do that notwithstanding he reaches the conclusion that the goods are worth more than the value fixed by the local appraiser. The decision of the board of United States general appraisers is therefore affirmed.