Court of Customs

The Court of Customs was a judicial body in the United Kingdom that dealt with matters related to customs and trade regulations. Established in 1840, it handled disputes involving duties and taxes on goods imported or exported, ensuring compliance with the law. The court made decisions on cases affecting merchants, importers, and exporters, influencing the trade policies of the time. Its role was significant in shaping the framework of international commerce and maintaining fair trade practices. The court eventually merged into the High Court of Justice, reflecting changes in the legal system.