Anti-dumping and safeguard appeals go to the Appellate Tribunal, with filing deadlines, fees, and special bench hearing requirements. Appeals against determination or review on subsidy, dumping, or safeguard-related injury lie to the Appellate Tribunal, subject to prescribed fees and a ninety-day filing period. Delayed appeals may be entertained on sufficient cause, and the Tribunal may confirm, modify, or annul the determination or review after hearing the parties. Such appeals are heard by a Special Bench with judicial and technical members, and the term determination or review is defined by the applicable rules.
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Anti-dumping and safeguard appeals go to the Appellate Tribunal, with filing deadlines, fees, and special bench hearing requirements.
Appeals against determination or review on subsidy, dumping, or safeguard-related injury lie to the Appellate Tribunal, subject to prescribed fees and a ninety-day filing period. Delayed appeals may be entertained on sufficient cause, and the Tribunal may confirm, modify, or annul the determination or review after hearing the parties. Such appeals are heard by a Special Bench with judicial and technical members, and the term determination or review is defined by the applicable rules.
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