SKF USA, Inc. v. United States Department of Commerce

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• declining to require exhaustion where respondent had no chance to contest recalculation of foreign market value because agency did not reveal result of recalculation until final determination
• finding the exhaustion doctrine inapplicable because respondent did not have an opportunity to contest Commerce’s recalculation of foreign market value of respondent’s ball bearings, as the agency did not reveal the results of the recalculation until the final determination
• declining to apply the exhaustion doctrine where a respondent did not have a chance to contest Commerce’s recalculation of the foreign market value because the agency did not reveal the result of the recalculation until the final determination
• “When a question arises as to whether a particular product is within the scope of an investigation, the ITA first must determine whether the petition covers that product. If the petition is ambiguous, Commerce then examines additional documentary evidence.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).