Voith US Classification Protests at CIT: Partial Dismissal in Court No. 24-00029
What happened
The U.S. Court of International Trade addressed Voith US Inc.'s classification action in Slip Op. 26-127, Court No. 24-00029. The court held it lacks subject matter jurisdiction over 30 of the 36 protests listed on the summons because those protests were still pending before CBP when the action commenced. It also dismissed claims as to protests 550124107102 and 550124107103, which appeared in the complaint but not on the summons. The partial dismissal confines the action to six protests, including 160123106680 and 151223100887. The reports do not state the classification issue, the entries, or any amounts at stake.
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- CIT · Slip OpinionsCIT partially dismisses Voith US classification action for lack of jurisdiction over 30 protests
The U.S. Court of International Trade held in Slip Op. 26-127, Court No. 24-00029, that it lacks subject matter jurisdiction over 30 of the 36 protests Voith US Inc. listed on its summons because those protests were still pending before CBP when the action commenced, and it dismissed the claims as to two further protests, 550124107102 and 550124107103, that appeared in the complaint but not on the summons. The partial dismissal confines the action to six protests (160123106680, 151223100887, 151223100888, 040123103090, 140123107549 and 240223100665) and their underlying entries of QualiFlex press sleeves from Germany made in 2021 and 2022.