· 4/23/1984
Gilmore Steel Corp. v. United States
Citations
- 585 F. Supp. 670
- 7 Ct. Int'l Trade 219
- 7 C.I.T. 219
- 1984 Ct. Intl. Trade LEXIS 1954
How courts have described this case
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- sustaining Commerce’s authority to reconsider the sufficiency of a petition and terminate an investigation two months after issuance of an affirmative preliminary determination, when a fundamental defect in the petition came to agency’s attention
- “Ex parte communications per se are thus not improper ..., but a record of them must be maintained and made available.”
- to be “interested party” petitioner must be member of affected industry and petition must be backed by majority of that industry
- support of domestic industry necessary “to justify the exercise of agency’s remedial powers.”
- “A contrary holding wouldbe tantamount to saying that once an error initially evades detection, the ITA is thereafter powerless to take remedial steps, thereby compoundingthe error. ”
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Judges: Maletz
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