Customs Tariff (Identification, Assessment and Collection of Countervailing Duty on Subsidized Articles and for Determination of Injury) Rules, 1995 (From Rule 1 to Annexure 4)
Preliminary countervailing duty findings require reasoned subsidy and injury determinations, product identification, and public notice. Preliminary findings in countervailing duty investigations must address the existence and nature of subsidy and, for imports from specified countries, injury to the domestic industry. The designated authority must provide detailed factual and legal reasons, identify suppliers or supplying countries, describe the product for customs purposes, state the established subsidy and its basis, address injury considerations, and give the main reasons for the determination. A public notice must record the preliminary findings.
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Preliminary countervailing duty findings require reasoned subsidy and injury determinations, product identification, and public notice.
Preliminary findings in countervailing duty investigations must address the existence and nature of subsidy and, for imports from specified countries, injury to the domestic industry. The designated authority must provide detailed factual and legal reasons, identify suppliers or supplying countries, describe the product for customs purposes, state the established subsidy and its basis, address injury considerations, and give the main reasons for the determination. A public notice must record the preliminary findings.
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