WORLD TRADE
ORGANIZATIONG/ADP/N/1/GRD/2
G/SCM/N/1/GRD/2
5 April 2002
(02-1798)
Committee on Anti-Dumping Practices
Committee on Subsidies and Countervailing MeasuresOriginal:  English
NOTIFICATION OF LAWS AND REGULATIONS
UNDER ARTICLES 18.5 AND 32.6 OF THE AGREEMENTS
GRENADA
The following communication, dated 26 March 2002, has been received from the Permanent
Mission of Grenada.
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With reference to Articles 18.5 of the Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the
GATT 1994 and Article 25.12 of the Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures, the
Government of Grenada submits the enclosed laws relevant to the Agreement.G/ADP/N/1/GRD/2
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Short Title
Interpretation
Cases where customs
Duties may beimposedGRENADA
ORDINANCE NO. 12 OF 1960
I assent,
J.M. LLOYD
27 May 1960    Administrator
An Ordinance to authorize the imposition of duties of customs where
goods have been dumped or subsidized and for purposes connected therewith
[28 May 1960]
Enacted by Legislature of Grenada as follows:-
1. This Ordinance may be cited as the
CUSTOMS DUTIES
(DUMPING AND SUBSIDIES) ORDINANCE 1960
2. In this Ordinance –
"fair market price" means the price determined in accordance with the
provisions of section 9 of this Ordinance;
"General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade" means the General
Agreement on Tariffs and Trade concluded at Geneva in the year
nineteen hundred and forty seven.
"importer" in relation to any goods at  any time between their importation
and the time they are delivered out of customs charge, includes any
owner or other person for the time being possessed of or beneficially
interested in the goods.
3. (1) where it appears to the Administrator in Council –
(a) that goods of any description are being or have been imported
into the Colony in circumstances in which they are under the
provisions of this Ordinance to be regarded as having been
dumped; or
(b) that some Government or other authority outside the Colony has
been giving a subsidy affecting goods of any description which
are being or have been imported into the Colony.
and that, having regard to all the circumstances it would be in the interest of the
Colony, he may exercise the power confer red on him by this Ordinance to impose
and vary duties of customs in such manner as he thinks necessary to meet the
dumping or the giving of the subsidy;G/ADP/N/1/GRD/2
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Order imposing
duties.Provided that, where the Administrator in Council is not satisfied that the
effect of the dumping or of the giving of the subsidy is such as to cause or
threaten material injury to an established industry in the Colony or is such as toretard materially the establishment of an industry in the Colony, the
Administrator in Council shall not exercise that power if it appears to him that to
do so would conflict with the provisions for the time being in force of the General
Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.
(2) For the purposes of this Ordinance imported goods shall be
regarded as having being dumped –
(a) if the export price from the country in which the goods originated
is less than the fair market price of the goods in that country; or
(b) in a case where the country from which the goods were exported
to the Colony is different from the country in which they
originated –
(i) if the export price from the country in which the goods
originated is less than the fair market price of those goods in thatcountry; or
(ii) if the export price from the country from which the
goods were so exported is less than the fair market price of those
goods in that country.
(3) References in this Ordinance to giving a subsidy are references
to giving, directly or indirectly, a bounty or subsidy on the production or
export of goods (whether by grant, loan, tax relief or in any other way
and whether related directly to the goods themselves or to materials of
the goods or to something else), and shall include –
(a) the giving of any special subsidy on the transport of a particular
product; and
(b) the giving of favourable treatment to producers or exporters in
the course of administering any governmental control over theexchange of currencies where such treatment has the effect of
assisting a reduction of the prices of goods offered for export.
but do not include the application of restrictions or charges on the export of
materials from any country so as to favour producers in that country who usethose materials in goods produced by them.
4. (1) The power which the Administrator in Council may exercise
under this Ordinance is a power by order to impose on goods of a
description specified in the order a duty of customs chargeable on theimport of the goods into the Colony at a rate specified in the order.
(2) The matters by reference to which the description of goods in an
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Relief in respect of
duty.originated or the country from which the goods were exported to the
Colony.
(3) Subject to the provisions of subsection (2) of this section, an
order under this section may include such provisions with respect to the
description of the goods chargeable with duty and with respect to the
cases in which duty is chargeable as may appear to the Administrator in
Council to be required for the purposes of this Ordinance, and in
particular –
(a) provisions limiting the description of the goods by reference to
the particular persons or organizations by whom the goods were
produced or who were concerned with the production of the
goods in some specified manner;
(b) provisions defining the rate of duty by reference to value or
weight or other measure of quantity;
(c) provisions directing that duty be charged for any period or
periods whether continuous or not, or without any limit of
period, or at different rates for different periods or parts ofperiods;  and
(d) in connection with the commencement, variation or termination
of a duty, provisions authorizing repayments in respect of duty
where it is shown that the prescribed conditions are fulfilled.
(4) Any duty chargeable under this Ordinance on any goods shall be
chargeable in addition to any other duty of customs for the time being
chargeable thereon and, notwithstanding the provisions of any other law
for the time being in force in the Colony, the charge of duty under this
Ordinance shall not affect liability to customs duty chargeable under any
other Ordinance or the amount of any such duty.
5. (1) Where it appears to the Administrator in Council that relief under
this section should be available as respects a duty imposed by an order
under this Ordinance (being an order made to afford protection against
dumping) he may, if he thinks fit, in that or a subsequent order under thisOrdinance apply the provisions of this section in relation to the duty.
(2) Where this section applies in relation to any duty, the importer of
any goods chargeable with the duty as being goods originating in or, as
the case may be, exported from a specified country may apply to theAdministrator in Council through the Chief Minister for relief from the
duty on those goods.
(3) If on an application so made the Administrator in Council is
satisfied that the export price of the goods from that country with theamount of the duty added to it exceeds the fair market price of the goods
in that country, he shall notify the Collector of Customs of the amount of
the excess, and the Collector of Customs shall remit or repay the duty up
to that amount.G/ADP/N/1/GRD/2
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Drawback of duties.
Power to require
information fromimporters.(4) An application under this section as respects any goods shall not
be made more than six months after the duty has been paid on the goods,
and in connection with any such application the applicant shall furnishsuch information and evidence as the Chief Minister may require from
him for ascertaining the said export price or fair market price.
(5) The foregoing provisions of this section shall have effect in
relation to a duty imposed by an Order under this Ordinance (being an
order made to afford protection against the giving of a subsidy) as if
references to the fair market price in a country were references to the
export price from that country increased by such amount (if any) as may
be necessary to offset the effect of the giving of the subsidy.
(6) If a person for the purposes of an application under this section –
(a) makes any statement which is false in a material particular; or
(b) produces any account, estimate, return or other document which
is false in a material particular,
the amount of any duty remitted or repaid under this section on the application
shall be recoverable as a debt due to the Crown and if the statement was made or
the document was produced knowingly or recklessly, that person shall be liable
on summary conviction to imprisonment  for a term not exceeding three months
or to a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars or to both such imprisonment andfine.
6. (1) The Administrator in Council may by order provide for the
allowance of drawback in respect of all or any duties under this
Ordinance, on the export of goods in such circumstances and subject to
such conditions as he may specify.
(2) The drawback may be in respect of duty paid on the goods or in
respect of duty paid on materials used in the manufacture of the goods
and the rate of the drawback may be determined in such manner and by
reference to such matters as the Administrator in Council may specify.
7. (1) The Collector of Customs may require the importer of any goods
to state such facts concerning the goods and their history as he may think
necessary to determine whether the goods are goods originating in a
country specified in an order under this Ordinance or are goods exported
from any country, and to furnish him in such form as he may require withproof of any statements so made;  and if such proof is not furnished to his
satisfaction or the required facts are not stated, the goods shall be deemed
for the purposes of this Ordinance to have originated in, or as the case
may be, to have been exported from, such country as he may determine:
Provided that the said Collector shall require proof of the country in
which the goods originated in relation to any duty under this Ordinance
in the case only of goods exported from such countries as the
Administrator in Council may direct in relation to that duty.G/ADP/N/1/GRD/2
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Ascertainment of
export price(2) Where an order under this Ordinance limits the description of
goods in respect of which duty is chargeable under this Ordinance or the
cases in which duty is so chargeable so that the question whether any andif so what duty is chargeable on the goods depends on other matters
besides the country in which the goods originated or from which they
were exported, the Collector of Customs may also require the importer to
state such facts as he may think necessary to determine that question so
far as regards those other matters and to furnish them in such form as he
may require with proof of any statement so made;  and if such proof is
not stated, those facts shall be deemed for the purposes of duty under thisOrdinance to be such as he may determine.
8. (1) In relation to goods imported into the Colony the export price
from the country in which the goods originated in or from which they
were exported shall be determined in accordance with the provisions ofthis section.
(2) If the goods are imported under a contract of sale which is a sale
in the open market between buyer and seller independent of each other
and the Collector of Customs is satisfied as to that fact, as to the price onthat sale and as to such other facts as are material for this purpose, the
export price shall be the price on that sale subject to a deduction for the
cost of insurance and freight from the port or place of export in the said
country to the port or place of import, and for any other costs, charges or
expenses incurred in respect of the goods after they left the port or placeof export, except so far as any such costs, charges or expenses have to be
met separately by the purchaser.
(3) If subsection (2) of this section does not apply, the Chief
Minister shall determine the export price by reference to such sale of the
goods (or of any goods in which the first-mentioned goods were
incorporated) as he may select with such adjustments as may appear tohim to be proper.
(4) In this section a sale in the open market between buyer and seller
and independent of each other presupposes -
(a) that the price is the sole consideration;
(b) that the price made is not influenced by any commercial,
financial or other relationship, whether by contract or otherwise
between the seller or any person associated in business with himand the buyer or any person associated in business with him
(other than the relationship created by the sale of the goods in
question);  and
(c) that no part of the proceeds of the subsequent resale, use or
disposal of the goods will accrue either directly or indirectly to
the seller or any person associated with him.G/ADP/N/1/GRD/2
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Ascertainment of fair
market price.
Construction of
references to country
of origin, etc.9. (1) The fair market price of any goods in a country shall for the
purposes of this Ordinance be determined in accordance with the
provisions of this section
(2) Subject to the provisions of subsection (3) of this section, the fair
market price shall be taken to be the price at which goods of the
description in question, that is to say, any identical or comparable goods,
are being sold in the ordinary course of trade in the said country for
consumption or use there, but subject to any necessary adjustments,
whether for differences in conditions and terms of sale, for differences intaxation or otherwise, which may be required for the purpose of ensuring
that the comparison between the fair market price and the export price is
effectively a comparison between the prices on two similar sales.
(3) If it appears to the Collector of Customs that goods of that
description are not being sold in the said country, or not in such
circumstances that the fair market price can be determined in accordance
with subsection (2) of this section, the fair market price shall be
determined by the Collector of Customs by reference to any price
obtained for goods of that description when exported from the saidcountry with adjustments made for the purpose mentioned in subsection
(2) of this section, or, if the Collector thinks fit, by reference to the cost
or estimated cost of production of the goods the dumping of which is in
question, with such additions in respect of selling cost and profit as may
appear to the Collector to be proper.
(4) No account shall be taken under this section of any application of
restrictions or charges on the export of materials from any country so as
to favour producers in that country who use those materials in goods
produced by them.
10. (1) Goods shall be regarded for the purposes of this Ordinance as
having originated in a country –
(a) if those goods were wholly produced in that country;  or(b) if some stage in the production of the goods was carried out in
that country and the cost of carrying out such stages, if any, in
the production of the goods as were carried out after those goods
last left that country (but before the import of the goods into the
Colony) was less than twenty-five per cent of the cost of
production of the goods as so imported; or
(c) if some stage in the production of any components or materials
incorporated in the goods was carried out in that country and the
cost of carrying out such stages in production as were carried out
after those components or materials last left that country toconvert those components or materials into the goods as
imported into the Colony was less than twenty-five per cent of
the cost of production of the goods as so imported.G/ADP/N/1/GRD/2
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(2) Where the export price of any goods from the country in which
they originated is in question and some stage in the production of the
goods, or of any components or materials incorporated in the goods, wascarried out after they last left that country, the deductions to be made by
the Collector of Customs in the price by reference to which the export
price is to be ascertained shall include a deduction for the cost of carrying
out any such stage in the production of the goods and in the production of
any components or materials incorporated in the goods;  and the fair
market price shall be the fair market price of those goods or, as the case
may be, of those components or materials in the state in which they leftthat country.
(3) Any reference in this Ordinance to the country in which goods
originated shall be taken, in a case where there are two or more countries
which answer to that description, as a reference to any of those countries.
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