Appeal not maintainable if necessary interested parties not been impleaded as respondents
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Appeal not maintainable if necessary interested parties not been impleaded as respondents

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Case Name
Shyam Sel and Power Limited Vs Union of India (CESTAT Delhi)
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Shyam Sel and Power Limited Vs Union of India (CESTAT Delhi) All these four anti-dumping appeals seek the quashing of the final finding dated 07.09.2021 issued by designated authority and consequential customs notification dated 06.12.2021 issued by Central Government imposing anti-dumping duty on flat rolled products of aluminium. The necessary interested parties had not been impleaded as respondents in these four appeals. In view of the request made by learned counsel for the appellants time was granted to move appropriate applications for impleading the remaining interested parties as respo...
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