Trade-Related Court Cases Filed for Week of Aug. 14-20
The following lawsuits were filed at the Court of International Trade during the week of Aug. 14-20:
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Alpinestars, on the classification of shoes. CBP classified the merchandise in subheading 6402.91.90 (20%). Alpinestars says it should be classified in subheading 6403.91.60 (8.5%) or 6403.91.90 (10%). #17-00219. Filed Aug. 14.
Shanghai BYD Co., Ltd., and BYD (Shangluo) Industrial Co., Ltd., challenging the final results of the Commerce Department's countervailing duty administrative review on crystalline silicon photovoltaic products from China covering entries in 2014. #17-00220. Filed Aug. 14.
SolarWorld Americas, Inc., challenging the final results of the Commerce Department's countervailing duty administrative review on crystalline silicon photovoltaic products from China covering entries in 2014. #17-00221. Filed Aug. 16.
U.S. government, seeking $867,732.56 in penalties from Sanhua International for grossly negligent violations of 19 USC 1592 for misrepresenting that its entries of front seating service valves from China were not subject to antidumping duties. #17-00222. Filed Aug. 17.
BASF Corporation, challenging CBP's assessment of interest on its entries of carbozole violet pigment 23. BASF says the interest is an unlawful charge or extraction because the underlying entries should have been deemed liquidated. #17-00223. Filed Aug. 18.
U.S. government, seeking $87,969.84 in penalties from James G. Bonis and JDB Holdings for grossly negligent violations of 19 USC 1592 for misclassifying its entries of riflescopes from China. #17-00224. Filed Aug. 18.
Regal Ideas, challenging Commerce's determination in an anti-circumvention inquiry that 5050-series extrusions are circumventing the AD/CV duty orders on aluminum extrusions from China. #17-00225. Filed Aug. 18.
MerchSource, on the classification of toy laptop computers. CBP classified the merchandise under subheading 8543.70.96 (2.6%). MerchSource says it should have instead been classified under subheading 9503.00.00 (free). #17-00226. Filed Aug. 18.
Regal Ideas, challenging Commerce's recent scope rulings finding 5050-series extrusions from Kota International and Trending Imports are subject to AD/CV duties. #17-00227, -00228. Filed Aug. 18.
​Appeals of CIT Decisions
No appeals of Court of International Trade decisions were filed at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit during the week of Aug. 14-20.