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Business Impact Canadian’s alignment of its foreign trade policy with the US and the EU on Chinese EVs may create risk for Canadian businesses exporting to, or doing business in, China. goods in response to Section 232 tariffs imposed by the United States on Canadian steel and aluminium.
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1] Similarly, with respect to goods imported under an inward processing regime, the Commission’s practice is inconsistent; it has excluded such imports in determining export price in some cases, while in other instances, it has included such imports. [2]
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For example, if sanctions or export controls hinder the performance of a contract, the tribunal must decide whether non-performance is justified. The Notion of “Control” under UK Sanctions Law Mr. Bureiko provided insights into the Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act (2018) , focusing on asset freeze sanctions.
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