Industrial Fasteners Group, American Importers Association v. The United States

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• stating that the party who possessed the necessary facts had the burden of furnishing the requisite information
• in the absence of information making at least a prima facie case that CCS payments were non-countervailable, Commerce properly imposed a countervailing duty

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