India received relief order from the WTO as it ruled
against the US which had imposed high duty on imports of certain steel products
from India.
The World body ruled that the US duties were in
breach of WTO rules and it asked the United States to bring its rules into
line. The Appellate body also said that the duty imposed by the US on the
Indian steel products is "inconsistent" with its Agreement on
Subsidies and Countervailing Measures.
In one of the most complicated appeals decisions
ever handled by the 19-year-old trade watchdog, the Appellate Body reversed
much of a ruling by a three-person panel in July, which said the US duties had
wrongly penalized India for subsidizing steel exports from Tata Steel.
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