CUSTOMS AND ADMINISTRATIVE FORMALITIES Clause Samples
The "Customs and Administrative Formalities" clause outlines the responsibilities of the parties regarding compliance with customs regulations and the completion of necessary administrative procedures for the import or export of goods. Typically, this clause specifies which party is responsible for preparing and submitting required documentation, paying duties or taxes, and ensuring that shipments clear customs without delay. By clearly allocating these obligations, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings, delays, and potential legal issues related to cross-border transactions.
CUSTOMS AND ADMINISTRATIVE FORMALITIES. The Shipper shall be responsible for the administrative and customs formalities required for the importation of the Gas transmitted pursuant to the Contract
CUSTOMS AND ADMINISTRATIVE FORMALITIES. The Shipper undertakes to be responsible for the administrative and customs formalities required for the importation of the Gas transported pursuant to the Contract.
Section 3 Break in service continuity persons and/or integrity of the Network, and/or to guarantee Clause 66 Maintenance of the Network GRTgaz shall endeavour to maintain the Network and carry out tests and extensions of the Network in conditions that minimise the consequences of these operations on Network Users. Should such operations be likely to affect the performance of the Contract, GRTgaz undertakes to inform the Shipper as soon as possible, and by no later than sixty (60) days before the intended date of commencement of such operations. GRTgaz shall notify the Shipper no later than five (5) Working Days before the start of the relevant operations, with regard to the extent and duration of their effect on its obligations, in specifying in particular the days and the hours when the transmission is interrupted. During the above-mentioned maintenance or extension operations, GRTgaz’s obligations shall be suspended for the duration and within the limit of the effects of these operations on these obligations. In accordance with the legal and regulatory obligations applicable to GRTgaz at the time of the above-mentioned maintenance or extension operations, GRTgaz shall pass on the consequences of these operations to all Network Users in an equitable fashion. If Daily Entry or Link Capacities are reduced or suspended in application of this Clause, GRTgaz shall make all reasonable efforts, at the Shipper’s request, to take off and transport quantities of Gas having the same Energy Content as those which GRTgaz is or was unable to take off and transport due to this fact, the said quantities being made available to GRTgaz by the Shipper at any Entry Point of the Network. In such a case, no price supplement shall be due by the Shipper.
CUSTOMS AND ADMINISTRATIVE FORMALITIES. A number of measures implemented by a restraining country have amounted to tightening of customs and administrative formalities, although these might have been adopted to address the problem of alleged circumvention. The list includes enforcement of bond requirements for shipments suspected of transhipments, later extended to all textile and apparel imports from all sources, thus adding to the cost of doing business.