Safeguard duty on imports depends on final findings, with provisional duty requiring withdrawal after a contrary negative finding. Levy of transitional product specific safeguard duty depends on final findings covering the imported article, and the Central Government may impose such duty by notification under section 8C only up to the amount considered adequate to prevent or remedy market disruption. Where the Director General issues a negative final finding contrary to the prima facie basis for initiating the investigation, the Central Government must withdraw any provisional duty imposed earlier, and must do so within thirty days of publication of the final findings under rule 11.
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Safeguard duty on imports depends on final findings, with provisional duty requiring withdrawal after a contrary negative finding.
Levy of transitional product specific safeguard duty depends on final findings covering the imported article, and the Central Government may impose such duty by notification under section 8C only up to the amount considered adequate to prevent or remedy market disruption. Where the Director General issues a negative final finding contrary to the prima facie basis for initiating the investigation, the Central Government must withdraw any provisional duty imposed earlier, and must do so within thirty days of publication of the final findings under rule 11.
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