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Disclosure Statement & Final Finding

                     reasonably  be  investigated,  and  any  selection,  of  exporters,  producers,
                     or types of articles, made under this proviso shall preferably be made in
                     consultation with and with the consent of the exporters, producers or
                     importers concerned:

                     Provided further that the designated authority shall, determine an individual
                     margin of dumping for any exporter or producer, though not selected initially,
                     who submit necessary information in time, except where the number of
                     exporters or producers are so large that individual examination would be
                     unduly burdensome and prevent the timely completion of the investigation.

                     (4)  The designated authority shall issue a public notice recording its final
                     findings.

               SIGNIFICANCE
               16.19.  The whole investigation culminates into a Final Finding Notification wherein
               duty recommendation, continuation or termination is advised by the Directorate. It is
               a well-reasoned speaking order on the basis of which Department of Revenue issues
               a notification for levy of duty. Final findings are in the nature of recommendations
               only and duty, if levied, by the Central Government is from the date of issue of such
               duty notification. The recommendation may be positive i.e. levy of duty; negative
               i.e. zero duty or it may be in form of termination in terms of Rule 14 of the Rules.
               The Central Government may accept or reject recommendations of the Designated
               Authority.


               OPERATING PRACTICES
               16.20.  The Final Findings should be issued as per the timelines indicated in Circular
               No.2 dated 27.2.2018 and revised vide O.M. No.4/7/2018 dated 12.4.2018,
               annexed herewith.

               16.21.  Time Period: Rule 17(1) of Anti-Dumping Rules provide that the Final Findings
               must be issued within one year from the date of initiation. The time limit can be
               extended further by 6 months under special circumstances as provided under the
               proviso to Rule 17(1).  For an extension, a written request giving details, reasons
               and sufficient grounds should be submitted to Department of Revenue, Ministry of
               Finance. The request for extension should be made prior to the expiry of due date
               of issuance of Final Finding.






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