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Quick Summary: CESTAT Order in Magotteaux Co. Ltd. v. DGTR

  • Writer: Divyashree Suri
    Divyashree Suri
  • Aug 10, 2020
  • 1 min read

In an Order dated 14th July 2020 in the case of M/s. Magotteaux Co. Ltd., Thailand & Anr. v. The Directorate General of Trade Remedies through the Designated Authority & Ors., CESTAT rejected an appeal filed by a Thai exporter. The appeal was filed in the Sunset Review Investigation concerning imports of ‘Grinding Media Balls (excluding Forged Grinding Media Balls)’ originating in or exported from China PR and Thailand. The Thai exporter challenged the final findings recommending an extension of duties issued by the designated authority and the Notification imposing such duties issued by the Central government. The arguments, counter-arguments, and the Tribunal’s analysis are as follows:


*There is a typographical error in the CESTAT Order. The CESTAT Order refers to ‘GATT’ instead.


The domestic industry also argued that the foreign exporter should have been treated as non-cooperative, since it did not give all the information in the form and manner as prescribed by the Authority. In this regard, it was held that the Designated Authority has exercised its discretion in the recorded findings on the basis of the best facts available to it. The argument of the domestic industry was rejected.

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