Common use of Application and Interpretation Instruments Clause in Contracts

Application and Interpretation Instruments. 1. For purposes of this Chapter: a) the tariff classification of goods shall be based on the Harmonized System; and b) the principles and rules of the Customs Valuation Agreement shall be used to determine the value of a good or a material. 2. For purposes of this Chapter, the Customs Valuation Agreement will be applied to determine the origin of a good as follows: a) the principles and rules of the Customs Valuation Agreement shall be applied to domestic transactions, with the modifications required by the circumstances, as they would apply to international transactions; and b) the provisions of this Chapter shall prevail over those of the Customs Valuation Agreement, where there are inconsistencies.

Application and Interpretation Instruments. 1. For purposes of this Chapter: (a) the tariff classification of goods shall be based on the Harmonized System; and (b) the principles and rules of the Customs Valuation Agreement shall be used to determine the value of a good or a material. 2. For purposes of this Chapter, the Customs Valuation Agreement will shall be applied to determine the origin of a good as follows: (a) the principles and rules of the Customs Valuation Agreement shall be applied to domestic transactions, with the modifications required by the circumstances, as they would should apply to international transactions; and (b) the provisions of this Chapter shall prevail over those of the Customs Valuation Agreement, where there are inconsistencies.

Application and Interpretation Instruments. 1. For purposes of this Chapter: : (a) the tariff classification of goods shall be based on the Harmonized System; and and (b) the principles and rules of the Customs Valuation Agreement shall be used to determine the value of a good or a material. . 2. For purposes of this Chapter, the Customs Valuation Agreement will shall be applied to determine the origin of a good as follows: : (a) the principles and rules of the Customs Valuation Agreement shall be applied to domestic transactions, with the modifications required by the circumstances, as they would should apply to international transactions; and and (b) the provisions of this Chapter shall prevail over those of the Customs Valuation Agreement, where there are inconsistencies.

Application and Interpretation Instruments. 1. For purposes of this Chapter: : a) the tariff classification of goods shall be based on the Harmonized System; and and b) the principles and rules of the Customs Valuation Agreement shall be used to determine the value of a good or a material. . 2. For purposes of this Chapter, the Customs Valuation Agreement will be applied to determine the origin of a good as follows: : a) the principles and rules of the Customs Valuation Agreement shall be applied to domestic transactions, with the modifications required by the circumstances, as they would apply to international transactions; and and b) the provisions of this Chapter shall prevail over those of the Customs Valuation Agreement, where there are inconsistencies.

Application and Interpretation Instruments. 1. For purposes of this Chapter: (a) the Harmonized System shall be the basis for the tariff classification of goods shall be based on the Harmonized Systemgoods; and (b) the principles and rules norms of the Customs Valuation Agreement shall be used to determine the value of a good or a material. 2. For purposes of this Chapter, regarding the application of the Customs Valuation Agreement will be applied to determine when determining the origin of a good as followsgood: (a) the principles and rules norms of the Customs Valuation Agreement shall be applied to domestic transactions as they would be applied to international transactions, with only the modifications required by the circumstances, as they would apply to international transactions; and (b) the provisions of contained in this Chapter shall prevail over those of the Customs Valuation Agreement, where there are inconsistenciesAgreement to the extent of any inconsistency.