Cultural Property Sample Clauses
The Cultural Property clause defines the rights and responsibilities of parties regarding items of significant cultural, historical, or archaeological value. It typically outlines procedures for identifying, reporting, and handling such property if discovered during the course of a project or transaction, and may require compliance with relevant laws or notification of authorities. This clause ensures that valuable cultural artifacts are protected and managed appropriately, preventing unauthorized removal or damage and helping parties avoid legal or ethical violations.
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Cultural Property. Agreement amending and extending the memorandum of understanding of January 19, 2001,
Cultural Property. Memorandum of understanding signed at Washington January 14, 2009;
Cultural Property. Agreement amending and extending the memorandum of understanding
Cultural Property. Agreement extending the agreement of September 19, 1997.
Cultural Property. Agreement signed at Tallinn January 16, 2003; Entered into force July 22, 2003.
Cultural Property. Agreement signed at Washington February 9, 2005; Entered into force January 8, 2007.
Cultural Property. Agreement signed at Washington September 19, 1997; Entered into force September 19, 1997.
Cultural Property. Memorandum of understanding signed at Tegucigalpa March 12, 2004; Entered into force March 12,
Cultural Property. Agreement signed at Vilnius October 15, 2002; Entered into force August 3, 2006.
Cultural Property. Memorandum of understanding concerning the imposition of import restrictions on Pre-Clas- sical and Classical archaeological objects. Signed at Washington July 16, 2002; entered into force July 16, 2002.