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Memorandum D14-1-3
Procedures for Making a Request for a Re-Determination or an Appeal of Goods Under the Special Import Measures Act
- This memorandum is revised as a result of the Paper Burden Reduction Initiative. The revisions are aimed at eliminating obsolete and duplicated requirements, streamlining certain commercial processes and modifying complex policies and forms.
- In accordance with the above, only one copy of the prescribed information and the B2 are required when submitting a request for re-determination under the Special Import Measures Act.
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Last modified: 2008-10-01
Summary
This memorandum explains the procedures to be followed by clients who disagree with the determinations and re-determinations concerning imported goods made under the Special Import Measures Act (SIMA) by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). Anti-dumping and countervailing duties are referred to in this memorandum. The clients who may file a request are the importer or the importer's agent. In the case of goods from a North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) country, the government of that NAFTA country or the producer, manufacturer or exporter of the goods may file a request.
References
| Issuing office | Trade Programs Directorate |
| Headquarters file | 4205-12-3 |
| Legislative references | Special Import Measures Act, sections 56 to 61, 77.01, 77.011, 77.012, 77.11, 77.12, and 96.1 Special Import Measures Regulations, sections 36.04, 46 to 52 Federal Courts Act, sections 18 and 28 |
| Other references | D14-1-5, D14-1-6, D17-1-19, D17-2-1, D17-2-2 |
| Superseded memoranda D | D14-1-3, August 10, 2005 |
