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Government Exploring 'Options' After WTO Panel Ruling on IT Tariffs, Rules Out Immediate Impact
The government on Tuesday ruled out any immediate impact from a World Trade Organization (WTO) panel ruling on the country's violation of global trading rules due to the imposition of tariffs on IT products like mobile phones and components. Japan, Taiwan, and the EU challenged India's introduction of import duties for a wide range of IT products i...
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India Said to Plan Appeal Against WTO Panel Ruling Against ICT Import Duties in Dispute With Japan, EU
India will appeal against a World Trade Organization's (WTO) panel ruling that the country's import dues on certain information and technology products are inconsistent with the global trade norms, commerce ministry sources told PTI. The WTO panel's ruling followed a dispute filed by the EU, Japan and Taiwan against duties on ICT products.
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US Welcomes World Trade Organisation Ruling On Indian Export Incentives
The US has welcomed the ruling of the WTO's dispute settlement panel which held that India's domestic export incentive schemes, describing it as a "resounding victory" for America's quest for a "level playing field" for its workers.
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US Takes India Back To World Trade Organisation In Solar Power Dispute
India has failed to comply with a World Trade Organization ruling on solar power, the United States will tell the WTO's dispute settlement body (DSB) next month, triggering a fresh round of litigation, according to an agenda issued on Wednesday.
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India May Appeal Against WTO's Panel Ruling In Solar Case
India is likely to appeal against the WTO's panel ruling that has stated that the country's power purchase agreements with solar firms were "inconsistent" with international norms.
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India Loses Solar Case Against US at WTO; to Appeal
India has lost another case against the US at World Trade Organisation as the body ruled that India's domestic content requirements under its solar power programme were inconsistent with the international norms.
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Government Exploring 'Options' After WTO Panel Ruling on IT Tariffs, Rules Out Immediate Impact
The government on Tuesday ruled out any immediate impact from a World Trade Organization (WTO) panel ruling on the country's violation of global trading rules due to the imposition of tariffs on IT products like mobile phones and components. Japan, Taiwan, and the EU challenged India's introduction of import duties for a wide range of IT products i...
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India Said to Plan Appeal Against WTO Panel Ruling Against ICT Import Duties in Dispute With Japan, EU
India will appeal against a World Trade Organization's (WTO) panel ruling that the country's import dues on certain information and technology products are inconsistent with the global trade norms, commerce ministry sources told PTI. The WTO panel's ruling followed a dispute filed by the EU, Japan and Taiwan against duties on ICT products.
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US Welcomes World Trade Organisation Ruling On Indian Export Incentives
The US has welcomed the ruling of the WTO's dispute settlement panel which held that India's domestic export incentive schemes, describing it as a "resounding victory" for America's quest for a "level playing field" for its workers.
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US Takes India Back To World Trade Organisation In Solar Power Dispute
India has failed to comply with a World Trade Organization ruling on solar power, the United States will tell the WTO's dispute settlement body (DSB) next month, triggering a fresh round of litigation, according to an agenda issued on Wednesday.
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India May Appeal Against WTO's Panel Ruling In Solar Case
India is likely to appeal against the WTO's panel ruling that has stated that the country's power purchase agreements with solar firms were "inconsistent" with international norms.
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India Loses Solar Case Against US at WTO; to Appeal
India has lost another case against the US at World Trade Organisation as the body ruled that India's domestic content requirements under its solar power programme were inconsistent with the international norms.
