Cross-border anti-dumping investigations may proceed only with concerned person's consent, government notification, and no governmental objection. The designated authority may conduct an anti-dumping investigation in the territory of another country where circumstances warrant. It must obtain the ... Summary
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Cross-border anti-dumping investigations may proceed only with concerned person's consent, government notification, and no governmental objection.
The designated authority may conduct an anti-dumping investigation in the territory of another country where circumstances warrant. It must obtain the concerned person's consent, notify representatives of the concerned government, and proceed only where that government raises no objection.
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