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2011 (4) TMI 521 - MADRAS HIGH COURTAnti-dumping duty - Notification No. 41/97-Cus., dated 30-4-1997 - Board Circular No. 106/95-Cus., dated 11-10-1995 - Application for rectification of mistakes - The petitioner contends that in terms of Rule 13 of the Anti-Dumping Rules, the provisional duty could remain for a period of six months, which may be extended for a further period as provided for under Rule 14 of the Anti-Dumping Rules - The withdrawal of anti-dumping duty with effect from 22-1-2001 would, in no way, affect the levy and collection of anti-dumping duty and the earlier notifications - Once on factual findings, the Government found that there was no dumping of materials from the People’s Republic of China in the local market and hence, the anti-dumping laws could not be invoked, the question of preserving any such authority to impose duty under the anti-dumping laws, does not arise - The latter portion of the Notification, which is under challenge before this Court, clearly demands the attention of the respondents to the policy of the Government, to give a full thrust to it and not to whittle it down on any assumed interest in the name of implementing the Anti-Dumping Laws - Appeal is allowed
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