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of <h1>Rule 17: Customs Authority Must Decide Anti-Dumping Cases in One Year, Extendable by Six Months for Special Cases.</h1> Rule 17 of the Customs Tariff Rules, 1995 mandates that the designated authority must determine within one year if an article is being dumped in India and submit findings to the Central Government. These findings include the export price, normal value, dumping margin, injury to domestic industry, and potential retrospective levies. The authority can extend the investigation by six months under special circumstances. Final findings must detail facts, law, suppliers, product descriptions, dumping margins, and injury considerations. Individual dumping margins are determined for exporters or producers, with exceptions for impractical large numbers. A public notice of final findings is required.
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