Customs Tariff (Identification, Assessment and Collection of Anti-dumping Duty on Dumped Articles and for Determination of Injury) Rules, 1995 (From Rule 1 to Annexure 3)
Final findings in anti-dumping investigations determine dumping and injury and recommend duties to address material injury. The designated authority must, within one year of initiation, determine dumping and submit a final finding specifying export price, normal value, margin of dumping, injury causation, any causal link, and whether a retrospective levy is warranted, recommending duties to remove injury. An affirmative finding must explain facts, methodology and reasons, identify suppliers or supplying countries, provide a customs-usable product description, establish margins and methodology, address injury considerations, determine individual margins for known exporters or producers, permit sampling where impracticable, and issue a public notice.
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Final findings in anti-dumping investigations determine dumping and injury and recommend duties to address material injury.
The designated authority must, within one year of initiation, determine dumping and submit a final finding specifying export price, normal value, margin of dumping, injury causation, any causal link, and whether a retrospective levy is warranted, recommending duties to remove injury. An affirmative finding must explain facts, methodology and reasons, identify suppliers or supplying countries, provide a customs-usable product description, establish margins and methodology, address injury considerations, determine individual margins for known exporters or producers, permit sampling where impracticable, and issue a public notice.
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