Bank of Louisiana v. Déjean

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• sustaining in part Commerce’s countervailing duty investigation of cold-rolled steel flat products from Korea
• \That the facts merited the use of an adverse inference does not necessarily mean that those same facts merited selection of the highest rate.\
• \[ Section] 1677e(d)(2) contemplates the selection of the highest rate when the situation merits the highest rate.... Commerce failed to evaluate whether the circumstances in this case merited the highest rate.\

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