US v. Eurodif S.A.26 January 2009, 10:00 pm(U.S.S.C., Commercial Law, Contracts, International Trade, Services, Tax Law) In a case involving the propriety of the Commerce Department's treatment of certain transactions as sales of "foreign merchandise" subject to the Tariff Act's anti-dumping provision, 19 U.S.C. section 1673, the Court rules that the Commerce Department's treatment of certain imports of low enriched uranium as sales of goods (rather than "services") was a permissible interpretation and application of section 1673, despite the parties' contracts calling the transactions "sales of uranium enrichment services".
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