Anti-dumping duty framework governs dumped imports, provisional levy, retrospective coverage, exemptions, and review-based continuation. Anti-dumping duty may be imposed on imported articles exported to India at less than their normal value, up to the margin of dumping, by notification of the Central Government. The provision defines margin of dumping, export price, and normal value, including constructed prices and alternative methods where domestic sales are unsuitable. It also provides for provisional duty, retrospective duty in specified cases, exemption limits for export-oriented and special economic zone units, and the making of rules for assessment, collection, and related customs procedures.
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Anti-dumping duty may be imposed on imported articles exported to India at less than their normal value, up to the margin of dumping, by notification of the Central Government. The provision defines margin of dumping, export price, and normal value, including constructed prices and alternative methods where domestic sales are unsuitable. It also provides for provisional duty, retrospective duty in specified cases, exemption limits for export-oriented and special economic zone units, and the making of rules for assessment, collection, and related customs procedures.
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