Thompson Mahogany Co. v. United States

Opinion by

At the trial the plaintiff established that the imported lumber consisted of mahogany which had been sawed into boards arid then planed on one edge. It was also established that as imported, the lumber was not dedicated to any particular use, and was not flooring. Upon the record it was held that the lumber was entitled to free entry under paragraph 1803, as claimed. Thompson Mahogany Co. v. United States (13 Cust. Ct. 204, C. D. 894) cited.