Safeguard quantitative restrictions: government may impose import limits to prevent or remedy serious injury and facilitate adjustment. Central Government may, on recommendation of the Authorised Officer and by notification in the Official Gazette under the statutory provision, impose ... Summary
Foreign Trade (Development And Regulation) Act 1992
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Safeguard quantitative restrictions: government may impose import limits to prevent or remedy serious injury and facilitate adjustment.
Central Government may, on recommendation of the Authorised Officer and by notification in the Official Gazette under the statutory provision, impose safeguard quantitative restrictions on importation of goods covered by the final determination; such restrictions must not exceed the amount or quantity found adequate to prevent or remedy serious injury and to facilitate adjustment.
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