Appeal filing procedure requires prescribed presentation, while designated and interested parties are joined as respondents in anti-dumping proceedings. Rule 5 requires an appeal memorandum to follow the prescribed proforma and permits presentation personally, through an agent, or by registered post to the concerned officer. A postal appeal is treated as presented on the date of receipt in that officer's office. Unless already the appellant, the designated authority, the domestic industry representative whose application initiated the investigation, and interested persons who made representations during the investigation must be joined as respondents.
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Appeal filing procedure requires prescribed presentation, while designated and interested parties are joined as respondents in anti-dumping proceedings.
Rule 5 requires an appeal memorandum to follow the prescribed proforma and permits presentation personally, through an agent, or by registered post to the concerned officer. A postal appeal is treated as presented on the date of receipt in that officer's office. Unless already the appellant, the designated authority, the domestic industry representative whose application initiated the investigation, and interested persons who made representations during the investigation must be joined as respondents.
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