Provisional safeguard duty permits interim levy based on preliminary findings, but its operation is capped at two hundred days. Provisional safeguard duty may be imposed by the Central Government under section 8C(2) of the Act on the basis of the preliminary findings of the Director General. Rule 10 treats the duty as an interim measure and restricts its operation by prescribing that it can remain in force only for a period not exceeding two hundred days from the date of imposition.
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Provisional safeguard duty permits interim levy based on preliminary findings, but its operation is capped at two hundred days.
Provisional safeguard duty may be imposed by the Central Government under section 8C(2) of the Act on the basis of the preliminary findings of the Director General. Rule 10 treats the duty as an interim measure and restricts its operation by prescribing that it can remain in force only for a period not exceeding two hundred days from the date of imposition.
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