Expedited Shipments. To the extent possible, the Customs Administration of each Party shall adopt procedures to expedite the clearance of shipments while maintaining appropriate control, including:
(a) to provide for pre-arrival processing of information related to shipments;
(b) to permit the submission of a single document covering all goods contained in a shipment, including through electronic means; and
(c) to minimise the documentation required for the release of shipments.
Expedited Shipments. Without limiting any other rights or remedies that Buyer may have under this Contract, by law or in equity, if Seller fails to meet Buyer’s delivery requirements and Buyer requires a more expeditious method of transportation for the Goods than the transportation method originally specified by Xxxxx, Seller shall, at Buyer’s option, ship the Goods as expeditiously as possible at Seller’s sole expense.
Expedited Shipments. Vendor will pay any additional freight expenses incurred in connection with an expedited shipment arising from a shipment delay or other cause attributable to Vendor.
Expedited Shipments. Each Party shall adopt or maintain expedited customs procedures for goods entered through air cargo facilities while maintaining appropriate customs control and selection. These procedures shall:
(a) provide for information necessary to release an express shipment to be submitted and processed before the shipment arrives;
(b) allow for a single submission of information covering all goods contained in an express shipment, such as a manifest, through, if possible, electronic means2;
(c) to the extent possible, provide for the release of certain goods with a minimum amount of documentation;
(d) under normal circumstances, provide for express shipments to be released as soon as possible after submission of the necessary customs documents, provided the shipment has arrived; and
Expedited Shipments. To the extent posstibhlee,CustomsdmA inistration of each Party shall adopt procedures to expedite the clearance of shipments while maintaining appropriate control, including
(a) to provide for -parrerival processing of information related to shipments;
(b) to permit thsuebmission of a single document covering all goods contained in shipment, including through electronic means; and
(c) to minimise the documentation required for the release of shipments.
Expedited Shipments. 1. Each Party shall adopt or maintain expedited customs procedures for goods entered through air cargo facilities while maintaining appropriate customs control and selection. These procedures, subject to TFA commitments, shall:
(a) provide for information necessary to release an expedited shipment to be submitted and processed before the shipment arrives;
(b) minimise the documentation required for the release of expedited shipments, and to the extent possible, provide for release based on a single submission of information on certain shipments through electronic means;1
(c) under normal circumstances, provide for expedited shipments to be released as soon as possible after submission of the necessary customs documents, provided the shipment has arrived and applicable customs duties have been assessed where applicable;
(d) apply to shipments of any weight or value recognizing that a Party may require formal entry procedures as a condition for release, including declaration and supporting documentation and payment of customs duties, based on the good’s weight or value; and
(e) under normal circumstances, provide that no customs duties will be collected on expedited shipments valued or assessed to duty at or below a fixed amount set under the Party’s law.2 Each Party shall endeavour to review the amount periodically taking into account factors that it may consider relevant.
Expedited Shipments. The supplier shall notify the customer in the event of expedited / premium freight.
Expedited Shipments. If Buyer requests in writing expedited delivery of the Products under any Purchase Order, Buyer will pay expedited shipping costs and expenses, unless the expedited delivery is required because Seller is late in shipping the Product beyond the Scheduled Shipment Date, in which case, Seller will pay the expedited shipment costs.
Expedited Shipments. Without limiting any other rights or remedies that Buyer may have under this Contract, by law or in equity, if Seller fails to meet Xxxxx’s delivery schedule for the Goods, Seller shall be responsible for the full cost of expediting any shipment(s) of such Goods, at Buyer’s sole discretion.
Expedited Shipments. 1. Each Party shall adopt or maintain expedited customs procedures for expedited shipments,1 while maintaining appropriate customs control and selection. These procedures shall:
(a) provide for the submission and processing of information in advance of the arrival2 of a shipment to expedite its release;
(b) to the extent possible, allow for a single submission of information covering all goods contained in a shipment through, if possible, electronic means;
(c) to the extent possible, provide for the release of expedited shipments with a minimum of documentation or a reduced set of data;
(d) provide, in normal circumstances, for an expedited shipment to be released within six hours of arrival, provided:
(i) all information and documentation necessary to release the goods have been submitted on or prior to arrival;
(ii) the goods are not subject to physical examination or inspection; and
(iii) the goods are otherwise admissible under the importing Party’s laws and regulations;
(e) apply to shipments of any weight or value recognising that a Party may require additional entry procedures as a condition for release, including declarations and supporting documentation and payment of customs duties, and may limit such treatment based on the type of good; and 1 Expedited shipments may include goods imported through air cargo, or goods imported by traders fulfilling other criteria specified in the importing Party’s laws and regulations.
