Import and Export Licences a. If, in the performance of the Contract, the Contractor needs to import into the UK or export out of the UK anything not supplied by or on behalf of the Authority and for which a UK import or export licence is required, the responsibility for applying for the licence shall rest with the Contractor. The Authority shall provide the Contractor with sufficient information, certification, documentation and other reasonable assistance in obtaining any necessary UK import or export licence.
b. When an export licence or import licence or authorisation either singularly or in combination is required from a foreign government for the performance of the Contract, the Contractor shall as soon as reasonably practicable consult with the Authority on the licence requirements. Where the Contractor is the applicant for the licence or authorisation the Contractor shall:
(1) ensure that when end use or end user restrictions, or both, apply to all or part of any Contractor Deliverable (which for the purposes of this Condition shall also include information, technical data and software), the Contractor, unless otherwise agreed with the Authority, shall identify in the application:
(a) the end user as: Her Britannic Majesty's Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (hereinafter "HM Government"); and
(b) the end use as: For the Purposes of HM Government; and
(2) include in the submission for the licence or authorisation a statement that "information on the status of processing this application may be shared with the Ministry of Defence of the United Kingdom".
c. If the Contractor or any subcontractor in the performance of the Contract needs to export materiel not previously supplied by or on behalf of the Authority for which an export licence or import licence or authorisation from a foreign government is required, the responsibility for instituting expeditious action to apply for and obtain the licence shall rest with the Contractor or that subcontractor. For the purposes of this Condition materiel shall mean information, technical data and items, including Contractor Deliverables, components of Contractor Deliverables and software.
d. Where the Contract performance requires the export of materiel for which a foreign export licence or import licence or authorisation is required, the Contractor shall include the dependencies for the export licence or import licence or authorisation application, grant and maintenance in the Contract risk register ...
Import and Export Licences. It shall be Sellers responsibility to obtain any export licence(s) which may be required and Buyers responsibility to obtain any import licence(s) which may be required. The failure to obtain such licence(s) shall not be sufficient grounds for a claim of force majeure if the regulations in force at the time when the contract was made called for such licence(s) to be obtained.
Import and Export Licences. 8.1. The Supplier will promptly obtain and maintain all licences, clearances and other consents that are necessary for the supply of the Goods (including import licences).
8.2. Without limiting clause 8.1, the Supplier will at its own cost provide to Halfords, or (where local laws or regulations require Halfords to do so) assist Halfords in procuring, any documents necessary under applicable laws and regulations for the Supplier to export the Goods to the Delivery Location in accordance with such laws and regulations. 9. Delivery
9.1. The Parties hereby confirm that Incoterms® 2020 apply to all Goods ordered pursuant to this Agreement and that, unless otherwise agreed between the parties and stated in the New Line Form, all Goods shall be transported on a Delivered Duty Paid (DDP Incoterms® 2020) basis.
9.2. The Supplier shall ensure, at its sole cost and expense, that:
a. the Goods are properly packaged and secured in such manner as to enable them to reach the Delivery Location(s) in good condition;
b. each delivery of the Goods is accompanied by a delivery note which shows the date of the Order, the Order number, the type and quantity of the Goods, where applicable the code number of the Goods, the Advance Shipping Number, special storage instructions and, if the Goods are being delivered by instalments, the outstanding balance of Goods remaining to be delivered;
c. it complies with the Halfords Supplier Standards Manual set out at Schedule 8;
d. each pallet containing Goods is clearly labelled with the Order number, the net, gross and tare weights, a description of the contents, any other details as required by Halfords or Applicable Laws (including, without limitation, the Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packing Waste) Regulations 1997 and the Packaging (Essential Requirements) Regulations 1998);
e. all containers of hazardous Goods (and all documents relating thereto) bear prominent and adequate warnings in accordance with Applicable Laws;
f. it provides Halfords with the following documents on or before Delivery; i the certificate of origin for the Goods; ii the export license or certificate; iii the test or quality certificate; and, iv any transport or customs documents.
9.3. The Supplier shall, at no cost to Halfords, deliver the Goods on the date and to the Delivery Location(s) specified in the Order.
9.4. Unless otherwise agreed or stated pursuant to the applicable Incoterms® 2020, delivery of the Goods shall be completed on (i) the conclus...
Import and Export Licences. 14.1 Where an import licence, a foreign exchange control authorisation or similar authorisation is required for the performance of this contract, the Buyer shall with due diligence obtain it in good time. Subject to clause 14.2, if the requisite licence or authorisation cannot be obtained in time to effect timely delivery or within a reasonable time subsequent, this contract shall be voidable at the Seller’s option by giving notice to the Buyer. The Seller may in addition postpone or delay performance of its obligations pending the obtaining of any such licence or authorisation.
14.2 The Buyer shall immediately notify the Seller of the grant or any absolute or qualified refusal to grant a requisite import licence, or authorisation, or both.
Import and Export Licences. Clause deleted.
Import and Export Licences. The Customer is responsible for obtaining, at its own cost, such import licences and other consents in relation to the Goods as are required from time to time and, if required by Treadsetters, the Customer shall make those licences and consents available to Treadsetters prior to the relevant shipment.
Import and Export Licences a. If, in the performance of the Contract, the Contractor needs to import into the UK or export out of the UK anything not supplied by or on behalf of the Authority and for which a UK import or export licence is required, the responsibility for applying for the licence shall rest with the Contractor. The Authority shall provide the Contractor with sufficient information, certification, documentation and other reasonable assistance in obtaining any necessary UK import or export licence.
b. When an export licence or import licence or authorisation either singularly or in combination is required from a foreign government for the performance of the Contract, the Contractor shall as soon as reasonably practicable consult with the Authority on the licence requirements. Where the Contractor is the applicant for the licence or authorisation the Contractor shall:
