Anti-dumping duty on hot rolled coils, strips, sheets and plates originating in, or exported from Russia, Kazakhstan and Ukraine - 100/1998 - Anti Dumping Duty
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Anti dumping duty on hot rolled steel imports imposing differential charges based on benchmark prices and landed value assessment. The Central Government, relying on the designated authority's final findings and exercising powers under section 9A(1) of the Customs Tariff Act read with rule 18 and rule 20(1) of the Anti Dumping Rules, imposes anti dumping duty on hot rolled coils, strips, sheets and plates under heading 72.08 originating in or exported from Russia, Kazakhstan and Ukraine (with an explicit exemption for hot rolled coils from Kazakhstan), calculated as the difference between specified benchmark amounts per metric tonne and the assessable landed value of the goods determined under the Customs Act.
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Anti dumping duty on hot rolled steel imports imposing differential charges based on benchmark prices and landed value assessment.
The Central Government, relying on the designated authority's final findings and exercising powers under section 9A(1) of the Customs Tariff Act read with rule 18 and rule 20(1) of the Anti Dumping Rules, imposes anti dumping duty on hot rolled coils, strips, sheets and plates under heading 72.08 originating in or exported from Russia, Kazakhstan and Ukraine (with an explicit exemption for hot rolled coils from Kazakhstan), calculated as the difference between specified benchmark amounts per metric tonne and the assessable landed value of the goods determined under the Customs Act.
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