International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers v. United States

19 Ct. Int'l Trade 603

United States Court of International Trade·Decided April 25, 1995·No. Consolidated Court No. 92-03-00137·Published

Opinion

JUDGMENT

Restani, Judge:

This case, having been remanded to the Department of Commerce pursuant to Slip Op. 95-2 (Jan. 6, 1995); and

The Department of Commerce, having filed with the Court on March 14, 1994 its redetermination on remand; and

Proton Electronic Industrial Co., Ltd., having requested, with the consent of the International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniture Workers, AFL-CIO, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers of America, United Electronic Workers of America, Ind. (formerly, Independent Radionic Workers of America) and Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO, affirmance of the aforesaid redetermination on remand;

Now, upon consideration of the above and all other papers and proceedings herein,

It is hereby ORDERED: that the remand determination of the Department of Commerce is sustained.

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JUDGMENT

Restani, Judge:

This case, having been remanded to the Department of Commerce pursuant to Slip Op. 95-2 (Jan. 6, 1995); and

The Department of Commerce, having filed with the Court on March 14, 1994 its redetermination on remand; and

Now, upon consideration of the above and all other papers and proceedings herein,

It is hereby ORDERED: that the remand determination of the Department of Commerce is sustained.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers v. United States, 19 Ct. Int'l Trade 603 (cit 1995).

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