CIT affirms CBP’s classification of notebook computer secondary batteries

White & Case LLP
Yohai Baisburd and Sarah O’Hare O’Neal
USA
September 3 2010

On June 10, 2010, the CIT issued its decision in Dell Products LP v. United States, a dispute involving the proper classification of Dell secondary batteries manufactured for use with Dell notebook computers.

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CIT affirms CBP’s classification of notebook computer secondary batteries

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