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PART IIL—PREVENTION OF DUMPING.
16. In this Part of this Act— |
„Justice means a Justice of the High Court;
„The Comptroller-General” means the Comptroller-General of
Customs;
„Imported goods” and „Australian goods” include goods of
those classes respectively, and all parts or ingredients thereof;
„Produced” includes manufactured, and „Producer” includes
manufacturer;
„Trade” includes production of every kind;.
„Industries shall not include industries in which in the opinion
of the Comptroller-General or Justice as the case may be, the
majority of workers do not receive adequate remuneration or
are subject to unfair terms or conditions of labour or employment.

17. Unfair competition has in all cases reference to competition
 with those Australian industries, the preservation of which,
in the opinion of the Comptroller-General or a Justice as the
case may be, is advantageous to the Commonwealth, having due
regard to the interests of producers, workers, and consumers.
18.—1. For the purposes of this Part of this Act, competition
shall be deemed to be unfair, unless the contrary is proved, if—
a under ordinary circumstances of trade it would probably lead
to the Australian goods being no longer produced or being
withdrawn from the market or being sold at a loss unless
produced at an inadequate remuneration for labour; or
the means adopted by the person importing or selling the
imported goods are, in the opinion of the Comptroller-General
 or a Justice as the case may be, unfair in the circumstances;
 Or
the competition would probably or does in fact result in an
inadequate remuneration for labour in the Australian industry;
 or
the competition would probably or does in fact result in
creating any substantial disorganization in Australian industry
or throwing workers out of employment; or
the imported goods have been purchased abroad by or for
the importer, from the manufacturer or some person acting
for or in combination with him or accounting to him, at