GD/24
Turkish Import Taxes and Export Bonuses
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Products at Issue
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Outcome
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Consultations held, mutually agreed solution, request withdrawn
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| Additional Info | SR.9/7 (05/11/1954) Contracting Parties Ninth Session - Summary Record of the Seventh Meeting (05/11/1954) Italy: referred to L/214. Turkey made a statement reproduced in W.9/8 explaining the system of the Equalization Fund. Chairman: "thought that this complaint, because of its complicated nature, might appropriately be referred to the Panel on Complaints." IMF: "the practices under question were multiple currency practices under the Fund Agreement (...) [D]id not object the present practices and would remain in consultation with Turkey. (..) Fund representatives would be willing to assist with the Panel." Chairman: "It was agreed to refer the complaint (...) to the Panel on Complaints." (Original underlined.)SR.9/40 (09/03/1955) Contracting Parties Ninth Session - Summary Record of the Fortieth Meeting (02/03/1955) Chairman: the matter "had been referred to the Panel on Complaints. The Italian and Turkish delegations subsequently agreed that this would not be necessary." Italy and Turkey "as a result of consultations between the two delegations the matter might be removed from the agenda." The Contracting Parties "noted that this item was disposed of." (Original underlined.) |