Erie Ins. Exch. v. Williams, K.

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• recognizing the doctrine of de minimis non curat lex in holding that “[biased on Plaintiffs’ assertion that its transactions are ‘insignificant’ ... the Court also dismisses [Plaintiffs’] Complaint pursuant to the long stated proposition that it should not bother with trifles”
• recognizing the doctrine of de minimis non curat lex in holding that \[b]ased on Plaintiffs' assertion that its transactions are 'insignificant' . . . the Court also dismisses [Plaintiffs'] Complaint pursuant to the long stated proposition that it should not bother with trifles\
• the Department of Commerce, in its review of an anti-dumping order, properly relied on petition’s calculations of the products’ fair market value which adjusted the actual product prices by the ratio of ORTN indices for April 1983 and November 1984
• upholding Commerce’s BIA rate based on the average petition rate

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