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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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WTO Rules Against India In Solar Case With US
India lost its appeal at the World Trade Organization in a dispute over solar power on Friday, failing to overturn a U.S. complaint that New Delhi had discriminated against importers in the Indian solar power sector.
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India Loses WTO Appeal In US Solar Dispute
India lost its appeal at the World Trade Organisation in a dispute over solar power on Friday, failing to overturn a US complaint that New Delhi had discriminated against importers in the Indian solar power sector.
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US Wins WTO Trade Spat Over India Solar Power Rules
WTO's dispute settlement board ruled that the requirement of largely using Indian-made products in the solar power industry was inconsistent with its regulations.
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Unclear If US, India Can Reach Solar Settlement, Says Official
Negotiations between the United States and India to resolve a solar power trade dispute are continuing with no clear end in sight, the top US trade official said on Tuesday, signaling another likely delay in a World Trade Organization public ruling in the case.
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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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China says 'deeply concerned' over US solar ruling
China said it was "deeply concerned" after a US trade panel ruled that Chinese companies have harmed the US solar panel industry by selling products at unfairly cheap prices. The US International Trade Commission voted unanimously on Friday that there was a "reasonable indication" that Chinese solar cell and panel imports have harmed or threatened ...
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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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WTO Rules Against India In Solar Case With US
India lost its appeal at the World Trade Organization in a dispute over solar power on Friday, failing to overturn a U.S. complaint that New Delhi had discriminated against importers in the Indian solar power sector.
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India Loses WTO Appeal In US Solar Dispute
India lost its appeal at the World Trade Organisation in a dispute over solar power on Friday, failing to overturn a US complaint that New Delhi had discriminated against importers in the Indian solar power sector.
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US Wins WTO Trade Spat Over India Solar Power Rules
WTO's dispute settlement board ruled that the requirement of largely using Indian-made products in the solar power industry was inconsistent with its regulations.
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Unclear If US, India Can Reach Solar Settlement, Says Official
Negotiations between the United States and India to resolve a solar power trade dispute are continuing with no clear end in sight, the top US trade official said on Tuesday, signaling another likely delay in a World Trade Organization public ruling in the case.
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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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China says 'deeply concerned' over US solar ruling
China said it was "deeply concerned" after a US trade panel ruled that Chinese companies have harmed the US solar panel industry by selling products at unfairly cheap prices. The US International Trade Commission voted unanimously on Friday that there was a "reasonable indication" that Chinese solar cell and panel imports have harmed or threatened ...
