General provisions and scope. 1.1.1. These General Terms applies when the Logistics & Port Department of LINDØ port of ODENSE A/S (“Logistics Department”) enters into an agreement (“Agreement”) with a party (“Client”) to carry out one or more tasks (“Task”), including (but not limited to) heavy weight lifts, handlings and operations of special structures (“Goods”); transport of special structures on quays ect. with special purpose vehicles; project lifting of special structures for testing purpose (load test) and technical engineering together with one or more of the tasks. Orders concerning rental of equipment or routine lofting shall not be considered as a Task and are therefore exempted from these General Terms.
General provisions and scope. 1.1.1. These General Terms applies when the Lift & Transport Department of Lindø Industripark A/S (“Transport Department”) enters into an agreement (“Agreement”) with a party (“Client”) to carry out one or more tasks (“Task”), including (but not limited to) heavy weight lifts, handlings and operations of special structures (“Goods”); transport of special structures on quays etc. with special purpose vehicles; project lifting of special structures for testing purpose (load test) and technical engineering together with one or more of the tasks. Orders concerning rental of equipment or routine lifting shall not be considered as a Task and are therefore exempted from these General Terms.
General provisions and scope. On January 1, 1995, the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) came into effect as part of the establishment of the World Trade Organization (WTO).1 The WTO and the TRIPS Agreement both came about as a result of the Uruguay Round of negotiations under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT).2 Since then, TRIPS has remained the main multilateral agreement on intellectual property, establishing minimum standards of protection for areas including copyright and related rights (Articles 9-14), trademarks (including service marks) (Articles 15-21), geographical indications (Articles 22-24), industrial designs (Articles 25-26), patents (Articles 27-34, including Article 31bis), layout-designs of integrated circuits (Articles 35-38), and undisclosed information (including trade secrets and test data) (Article 39).3 The Agreement also includes enforcement obligations, including procedures and remedies (Articles 42-49), border measures (Articles 51-60), and criminal procedures pertaining to criminal activities (Article 61).4 It is important to note that the TRIPS Agreement relates to international dealings in an area of private rights that are traditionally nationally, not internationally, based. For example, a trademark grant in one country does not carry those same trademark rights to other countries without appropriate compliance with the other country’s trademark laws.5 The Agreement is the only multilateral treaty that pertains to intellectual property rights (IPRs), and as such, it has served as a model in the area. The IPR provisions have their basis in the Paris Convention for the Protection of
General provisions and scope. 1.1.1. These General Terms applies when LINDØ port of ODENSE A/S (“LPO”) enters into an agreement (“Agreement”) with a party (“Client”) to carry out one or more tasks (“Task”), including but not limited to heavy weight lifts, handlings and operations of special struc- tures (“Goods”); transport of special structures on quays ect. with special purpose vehi- cles; project lifting of special structures and technical engineering together with one or more of the tasks. Orders concerning rental of equipment or routine lifting shall not be considered as a Task and are therefore exempted from these General Terms.
General provisions and scope. 2.1. These Supply and Business Conditions shall apply to all commercial contacts with our Suppliers insofar as the Supplier constitutes a selling/producing enterprise (§14 Civil Code (BGB)), a legal person under public law or a special asset under public law. In this regard, these conditions shall apply to all contracts, (individual contracts, orders, volume contracts, framework agreements, call-offs) dealing with the supply of Components to be installed directly in Xxxxx'x products. All other goods and services shall be subject to the "General Business Conditions for the Provision to Xxxxx of Goods & Services".
General provisions and scope. The General Rules of Passengers, Baggage, Cargo Carriage (hereinafter referred to as the Rules) were developed on the basis of Article 94 of the Air Code of the Republic of Belarus and in accordance with the Aviation Rules of Passengers, Baggage, Cargo Air Carriage, approved by the Decree of the Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Belarus dated 12.08.2009 No. 70 and the Aviation Rules «Organization of Passenger, Baggage, Cargo and Mail Handling at the Airports of the Republic of Belarus», approved by the Decree of the Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Belarus dated June 14, 2021 No. 15-P. The Rules determine the conditions for air carriage of a passenger, passenger’s things, including things that are at passenger, carried on board an aircraft (hereinafter referred to as AC) on the basis of Passenger Air Carriage Agreement, as well as goods accepted for transportation on the basis of Cargo Air Carriage Agreement (air waybill), and are used to provide passengers, consignors and consignees with information about the rules and requirements of Belavia - Belarusian Airlines (hereinafter referred to as the Airline) for passengers, consignors and consignees in the course of air carriage of passengers, baggage, cargo. The Rules apply when performing international air transportation (hereinafter – transportation) of passengers, baggage, cargo by flights according to the schedule and additional flights (hereinafter – scheduled flights), as well as the flights under an aircraft charter agreement (hereinafter – charter flights) for which the Airline is the actual operator. The Rules establish the rights, duties and responsibilities of the Airline and passengers, consignors and consignees using the services of the Airline, and are binding on them. The Rules apply to the international passenger air carriage, cargo air carriage (hereinafter referred to as Air Carriage Agreement), if they do not contradict the conventions in the field of international air transportation, documents of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), the International Air Transport Association (IATA), as well as the current international treaties and agreements of the Republic of Belarus on air traffic. The international carriage of passengers, baggage, cargo is subject to the action of the relevant mandatory regulations and rules of the competent authorities of that country, to the territory, from the territory or through the territory ...
