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)
Margin of dumping determinations can trigger provisional assessment and retrospective anti-dumping duty on uninvestigated exporters. Rule 22 mandates periodic reviews by the designated authority to determine individual margins of dumping for exporters or producers not investigated originally, provided they show no relatedness to investigated parties. While duties are not imposed during the review, the Government may provisionally assess imports and demand guarantees; if dumping is determined the duty may be applied retrospectively from the review initiation. Duties imposed on cooperative un-sampled exporters may be extended to previously uninvestigated exporters.
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Margin of dumping determinations can trigger provisional assessment and retrospective anti-dumping duty on uninvestigated exporters.
Rule 22 mandates periodic reviews by the designated authority to determine individual margins of dumping for exporters or producers not investigated originally, provided they show no relatedness to investigated parties. While duties are not imposed during the review, the Government may provisionally assess imports and demand guarantees; if dumping is determined the duty may be applied retrospectively from the review initiation. Duties imposed on cooperative un-sampled exporters may be extended to previously uninvestigated exporters.
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