Door Threshold Importer Fights Stay Bid in EAPA Case, Given Scope Ruling in Separate CIT Case
The Court of International Trade should deny Enforce and Protect Act petitioner Endura Products' request to stay proceedings in an EAPA case, pending resolution of a scope proceeding at the trade court, plaintiff Columbia Aluminum Products argued in a Jan.…
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27 reply brief. Since CIT found that Columbia's assembled door thresholds are finished merchandise and thus not subject to the antidumping and countervailing duty orders on aluminum extrusions from China (see 2212190051), the present EAPA case "cannot survive," the brief said. This outcome "should result in the granting of Columbia Aluminum’s Rule 56.2 motion and a denial of the motion Endura filed" (Columbia Aluminum Products v. United States, CIT # 19-00185).