WTO accepts India's request to delay import duty dispute ruling till Oct

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WTO accepts India's request to delay import duty dispute ruling till Oct - Business Standard

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The WTO's dispute settlement body has accepted a request from India and Chinese Taipei not to adopt the ruling against New Delhi's import duties on certain information and technology products till October-end, as both sides are engaged in resolving the matter mutually, an official said.

At the July 26 meeting, India and Chinese Taipei once again requested additional time from the DSB to consider the adoption of the panel rulings in the case initiated by Chinese Taipei regarding India's tariffs on certain high-tech goods.

"The DSB agreed to the latest requests from Chinese Taipei and India," the Geneva-based official said.