· 2/28/1986
American Lamb Company v. The United States, and New Zealand Meat Products Board, Intervenors
Citations
- 785 F.2d 994
- 1986 U.S. App. LEXIS 20018
- 7 I.T.R.D. (BNA) 1913
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- “A reviewing Court must accord substantial weight to an agency’s interpretation of a statute it administers.”
- “[A] court may reject an agency interpretation that contravenes clearly discernible legislative intent____”
- “Though a court may reject an agency interpretation that contravenes clearly discernible legislative intent, its role when that intent is not contravened is to determine whether the agency’s interpretation is ‘sufficiently reasonable.’ ”
- “[The] ITC has consistently viewed the statutory ‘reasonable indication’ standard as one requiring that it issue a negative determination . . . only when (1) the record as a whole contains clear and convincing evidence that there is no material injury or threat of such injury; and (2
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Judges: Markey, Baldwin, Nies
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