Trust Chem Co. Ltd. v. United States

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• indicating that evidence Court No. 11-00456 Page 13 showing that the “relative quantity of imports [underlying a surrogate value] is distortive” may be enough, even absent evidence of price, to render data aberrational
• finding that remedies exhausted if case brief put Commerce on notice of issue
• “The determinative question is whether Commerce was put on notice of the issue, not whether Plaintiffs exact wording below is used in the subsequent litigation.”
• “The determinative question [regarding administrative exhaustion] is whether Commerce was put on notice of the issue .... ”
• “The determinative question is whether Commerce was put on notice of the issue, not whether Plaintiff’s exact wording below is used in the subsequent litigation.”
• argument that total import data were too small held unavailing in absence of evidence that WTA volume data were only a small fraction of India's domestic consumption

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