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from Part I - Appellate Body Reports

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 June 2012

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Implementation of DSB Rulings

See Review of Implementation of DSB Rulings, Article 21.5 of the DSU (R.4)

Implementation Recommendations – Article 19.1 of the DSU

See also SCM Agreement, Article 4.7 – “withdraw the subsidy without delay” (S.2.19); SCM Agreement, Article 7.8 – Remedies (S.2.19C)

US – Upland Cotton, paras. 272–273

(WT/DS267/AB/R)

The question whether an expired measure is susceptible to a recommendation under Article 19.1 of the DSU is a different matter. The Appellate Body in US – Certain EC Products confirmed that the 3 March Measure had ceased to exist. It noted that there was an obvious inconsistency between the finding of the panel that “the 3 March Measure is no longer in existence” and the panel’s subsequent recommendation that the Dispute Settlement Body (the “DSB”) request the United States to bring the 3 March Measure into conformity with its WTO obligations. Thus, the fact that a measure has expired may affect what recommendation a panel may make. It is not, however, dispositive of the preliminary question of whether a panel can address claims in respect of that measure.

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Print publication year: 2011

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