A US court specialized in international trade issues abolished, by a decision released Wednesday, the implementation of the “reciprocal” customs duties at least 10% that President Donald Trump wanted and have already been imposed on all of the US countries that are being entered into the USA measures.

According to the US Court of Justice for International Trade (ITC), “The President cannot invoke the 1977 emergency law – as Mr Trump did – to justify the use of presidential executive decrees for the imposition of customs duties, to “impose unlimited duties on goods from almost all countries”according to his decision, 49 -page area, which was advised by the French Agency and the German Agency.

According to the judges, the executive decrees of April 2nd, which imposed the duties of at least 10% on all imported products and up to 50% depending on the country of origin, “They go beyond the powers given to the President under the IEEPA law (allows for action in the event of an emergency financial situation) to regulate imports through the use of customs duties.”

In a written opinion accompanying the ruling, one of the members of the court, not named, pointed out that the concession ‘Unlimited’ of power to the president in terms of customs duties entails “repudiation” The possibility of legislative power for this, giving it an executive, which is contrary to the US Constitution.

IEEPA law allows the president to decide ‘Necessary financial measures’ or impose financial sanctions for ‘Treating’ Excellent and Unusual ‘Threat’, explained the court.