Customs formalities. 2.7.1 If Goods are exported from the customs territory of the Russian Federation, Buyer shall ensure the departure of Goods from the territory of the Russian Federation within 90 (ninety) calendar days from the date when the customs procedures for export are completed on the territory of the Russian Federation (date of the stamp "Clearance allowed" in CCD).
2.7.2 Unless otherwise provided in the Contract, for the delivery by road transport and/or for the delivery by railroad within 7 (seven) Business Days from the date of issue of railway bills and / or CMR, Buyer shall provide the copies of: railway bills with legible notes made by the destination railway station; and/or CMR with legible notes of border crossing. For the execution of the above conditions Buyer should send the scan copies to the email address: xxxxxxx@xxxxx.xx (standart for one letter = MAX 5 MB). The originals should be sent by DHL Express to the address: LLC "SIBUR", Postal address: Xxxxxxx xxxxxxxx, 0-Xxxxxx Business Park, Building A, Att.: Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx (+00000000000, 2674), Foreign Economic Activity Support Department.
2.7.3 If Buyer fails to fulfil the obligations under this Clause Buyer shall pay Seller liquidated damages amounting to 25 % of Goods' value.
2.7.4 The Parties confirm that the above liquidated damages are the reasonable and proportionate to protect Seller's legitimate interest in performance in the event the Transportation Documents are not provided to Seller within specified period.
Customs formalities. ( AIR INDIA INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS) :
2.7.1 For catering to Air line’s flights, Caterer at no extra cost to the Air line shall be required to collect Non Consumable/Consumable Bonded/Non Bonded items that will be issued by the Cabin Stores of the Air lines .
2.7.2 At any given time, the caterer, at no extra cost to the Air line, shall be required to store Air line’s floating stock of Non-Consumable and Consumable Bonded / Non Bonded items in a separate designated area at the Caterer’s premises as per the rules and regulations of Custom. In this respect, Air line shall not be responsible for any contravention of laws, rules and regulations of Customs and / or any other Government/Statutory Authorities by the caterer. The caterer shall indemnify the Air line against loss, if any, sustained by the Air line due to the contravention of such Customs or any other formalities as mentioned above.
2.7.3 Air line requires Bonded Space available with the caterer for using their bonded area facility for operation and stocking of Air line imported material to be used on its International flights operating from Varanasi with all types of services required in this regard which at present are broadly as detailed here under.
2.7.4 From time to time, Caterer will seek release & dispatch of the consignments of AI with complete and correct consignments of imported stock within India, from the Air line’s Cargo.
2.7.5 Caterer will prepare/replenish the requirements of flights as per the standards of the items laid down and amended from time to time by Air line.
2.7.6 Caterer will issue items required ex-Bond on requisitions to be made by the concerned departments for preparing meals or for supply on flights within the rules and regulations and procedures in force issued by the Commissioner ate of Customs (Govt. of India) from time to time.
2.7.7 Caterer will have to furnish a bond on requisite stamp paper as may be required by Customs authority and complete all the formalities as may be required in this regard.
2.7.8 Caterer will ensure efficient handling/functioning of the Airline’s bonded area. Caterer will ensure that issuance from bond are strictly followed with FIFO and also monitor shelf life of the bonded items.
2.7.9 Caterer will prepare & forward stock record documents through Air lines periodically as desired by RBI or any authority as may be responsible in this regards. Moreover, Caterer will continue to forward monthly/ quarterly consumption /receipt /stock balance st...
Customs formalities. 1. The Governments shall, in accordance with their internal laws and regulations, take necessary measures required for the facilitation and acceleration of customs formalities in all border-crossing stations.
2. The Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran shall help all returning Afghans to take out their tools and household belongings with customs exemption unless prohibited.
3. All returning refugees and displaced persons can take back their money in Rials and Afghanis. In addition every Afghan can take out up to $1,000 or the equivalent in other currencies.
Customs formalities. 1. In compliance with its national laws and regulations and with European regulations, each High Contracting Party shall exempt from the duty and tax applicable to the import, entry or dispatch of equipment and related property needed to engage in the activities covered by this Treaty, when such import, entry or dispatch is performed by or on behalf of the competent institution of the other High Contracting Party.
2. The equipment or related property exempted from duty and tax under the provisions of the preceding paragraph shall not be sold or given to third parties, unless prior agreement has been obtained from the customs authorities of the High Contracting Party of import or entry, or in which the duty and tax have been paid.
Customs formalities. 13.1 The special arrangements referred to in of Article XI, paragraph 10 of the Status of Forces Agreement shall be adopted by the Spanish customs authorities upon the proposal of the Joint Committee for Politico-Military Administrative Affairs.
13.2 Recommendations to Spanish authorities for applying general Spanish customs provisions to activities carried out under this Agreement pursuant to Article XII, paragraph 1 of the Status of Forces Agreement shall be developed by the Joint Committee for Politico-Military Administrative Affairs.
13.3 The Commander of the base or establishment in which there are IDAs shall establish, in collaboration with the Commander of the United States Forces, the necessary customs controls to carry out the procedures contained in Articles 13.1 and 13.2 of this Agreement.
Customs formalities. 2.7.1 If Goods are exported from the customs territory of the Russian Federation, Buyer shall ensure the departure of Goods from the territory of the Russian Federation within 90 (ninety) calendar days from the date when the customs procedures for export are completed on the territory of the Russian Federation (date of the stamp "Clearance allowed" in CCD).
2.7.2 Unless otherwise provided in the Contract, for the delivery by road transport and/or for the delivery by railroad within 7 (seven) Business Days from the date of issue of railway bills and / or CMR, Buyer shall provide the copies of: railway bills with legible notes made by the destination railway station; and/or CMR with legible notes of border crossing. Irrespective of the goods delivery method, the Buyer undertakes, at the Seller's request, to send the Seller scanned copies of import customs declarations within 48 hours of receipt of such request.
2.7.3 If Buyer fails to fulfil the obligations under this Clause Buyer shall pay Seller liquidated damages amounting to 25 % of Goods' value.
2.7.4 The Parties confirm that the above liquidated damages are the reasonable and proportionate to protect Seller's legitimate interest in performance in the event the Transportation Documents are not provided to Seller within specified period.
Customs formalities. 9.1 Unless explicitly required, all customs formalities must be in charge of Customer. Customer shall also bear the costs for any inspection and customs visits, additional services included (porterage, supplementary crane pitches, haulage equipment). GTS agrees to provide Customer with a prompt and timely communication. SECTION III TRANSPORTATION EXECUTION
Customs formalities. If customs operations must be carried out, the instructing party shall guarantee the customs representative against all financial consequences arising from incorrect instructions, unenforceable documents, etc. which generally entails the payment of additional duties and/or taxes, the blocking or seizure of goods, fines, etc. by the administration concerned. In the event of customs clearance of goods under preferential arrangements concluded or granted by the European Union, the instructing party guarantees that he has taken all necessary steps within the meaning of the customs regulations to ensure that all the conditions for the treatment of the preferential arrangements have been met. The instructing party must provide, at PLD EUROPE SA’s request and within the required time limit, any information that is required under customs regulations. The instructing party shall be liable for any prejudicial consequences arising from the failure to provide this information within the prescribed time limit, in terms of delays, extra costs, damage, etc. However, since the rules on the quality and/or technical standardisation of goods are the sole responsibility of the instructing party, it is up to him to provide PLD EUROPE SA with all the documents (tests, certificates, etc.) required by the regulations for their movement. PLD EUROPE SA incurs no liability for the non-conformity of the goods with the said quality or technical standardisation rules.
Customs formalities. We will endeavour to expedite all customs clearance formalities for your shipment but are not liable for any delays, losses or damage caused by interference from customs officers or other governmental authorities.
Customs formalities. Without prejudice to the other Client obligations stated in the present general terms & conditions, the Client shall be obliged to submit or deliver, to the Commercial Remover, all documents necessary for the shipment, the receipt and the customs formalities, duly completed and at the latest three (3) days before the removal. Location Plan
