Rights and obligations of the parties concerned

• Rights of the parties concerned
  • Right of local producers or their representatives to submit a request to the Ministry responsible for trade.
  •  Right of parties who provide confidential information in their application or during the investigation to the confidentiality of such information.
  • Right of the parties concerned by the investigation to be present at the hearings granted by the Ministry of Commerce to allow the confrontation of opposing views.
  • Right of each party interested in the investigation to refuse to attend the hearings.
  •  Right of parties interested in the investigation to present and defend their views in writing or orally.
  •  Right of interested parties to request a judicial review of an action taken, within a maximum period of 20 days from the date of publication of the notice in the JORT, in the case of unfair import practices.
  •  Importer’s right, where applicable, to reimbursement of duties collected in excess of the definitive dumping margin or the amount of the definitive countervailing duty.
  •  Right of the importer to the possibility of reimbursement of the increase in customs duties collected as a provisional safeguard measure in the absence of a definitive safeguard measure.
• Obligations of the parties concerned
  • Obligation of the foreign exporter to respond to requests for information sent to him by the services of the Ministry responsible for Trade. Such requests shall be answered within the time limits and in the form
    specified in such requests.
  • Obligation of foreign parties submitting undertakings to communicate them in a non-confidential form for dissemination to the parties concerned by the investigation (case of unfair import practices).
  •  Obligation to collaborate with the services of the Ministry of Trade and to provide them with the necessary information during all stages of the investigation