Stewart-Warner Speedometer Corp. v. United States ( 1929 )

MEMORANDUM

BT THE COURT

The sales which were taxed in this case were of articles primarily designed and specially adapted for use in connection with automobiles and advertised and sold as such. They were sometimes sold and used for other purposes, but when so sold no tax was paid. Under repeated decisions of this court, the taxes paid were properly assessed and collected. It follows that the petition of plaintiff must be dismissed, and it is so ordered.