Precision Specialty Metals, Inc. v. United States

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• discussing change to statutory provisions detailing the process by which Customs makes changes to its practice or position
• considering whéther stainless steel scrap was manufactured or produced within the meaning of the manufacturing substitution drawback statute
• “[i]f that statute is clear on its face, the court must follow Congressional intent, regardless of the existence of an interpretation by Customs to the contrary”
• “[i]f that statute is clear on its face, the court must follow Congressional intent, regardless of the existence of an interpretation by Customs to the contrary”

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