Paul Muller Industries Gmbh & Co. v. United States

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• raising general issues not adequate to apprise Commerce of what it would need to specifically respond to
• “The doctrine of exhaustion provides that no one is entitled to judicial relief ... until the prescribed administrative remedy has been exhausted.”
• plaintiff failed to exhaust issues concerning.» freight, duties, and brokerage fees when it merely “raised general issues regarding inventory carrying costs” in the underlying proceeding

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