Anti-dumping duty on Calcium Carbide imposed, with conversion to domestic currency using notified exchange rate at bill of entry. Imposition of anti-dumping duty on Calcium Carbide from China and Romania follows findings of dumping, material injury and causal link, and a tribunal-modified duty structure accepted by the designated authority. The Central Government, under section 9A read with Rules 18 and 20, prescribes specified duty rates per metric tonne, requires payment in Indian currency, applies the Government-notified rate of exchange for conversion, and fixes the bill of entry presentation date as the relevant date for determining that exchange rate.
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Anti-dumping duty on Calcium Carbide imposed, with conversion to domestic currency using notified exchange rate at bill of entry.
Imposition of anti-dumping duty on Calcium Carbide from China and Romania follows findings of dumping, material injury and causal link, and a tribunal-modified duty structure accepted by the designated authority. The Central Government, under section 9A read with Rules 18 and 20, prescribes specified duty rates per metric tonne, requires payment in Indian currency, applies the Government-notified rate of exchange for conversion, and fixes the bill of entry presentation date as the relevant date for determining that exchange rate.
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