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Domestic industry withdrew its challenge to Office Memorandums regarding anti-dumping duty (ADD) non-acceptance by Central Government, informing they no longer sought ADD imposition per DGTR recommendations. HC determined the jurisdictional question of CESTAT's authority to set aside Office Memorandums became moot. The writ petitions were deemed infructuous based on domestic industry's withdrawal of claims. The core legal issue regarding CESTAT's jurisdiction over Office Memorandums remained unaddressed as the underlying dispute was resolved through the parties' positions rather than judicial determination.
Domestic industry withdrew its challenge to Office Memorandums regarding anti-dumping duty (ADD) non-acceptance by Central Government, informing they no longer sought ADD imposition per DGTR recommendations. HC determined the jurisdictional question of CESTAT's authority to set aside Office Memorandums became moot. The writ petitions were deemed infructuous based on domestic industry's withdrawal of claims. The core legal issue regarding CESTAT's jurisdiction over Office Memorandums remained unaddressed as the underlying dispute was resolved through the parties' positions rather than judicial determination.
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