IMPORTS AND EXPORTS Sample Clauses

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. (a) The Operator, its contractors and subcontractors engaged in Joint Operations under this Agreement shall be permitted to import, export, transfer and dispose the machinery, equipment, materials, specialized vehicles, accessories, spares, chemicals and consumables etc. in accordance with SRO 678(I)/2004 dated 7th August 2004 (Annex-IV), along with applicable CGOs and the provisions of this Agreement. No licence or import-cum-.export authorization fee shall be levied on such imports /exports in accordance with Import Policy Order 2004. (b) The initial list of machinery, equipment, materials, specialized vehicles, accessories, spares, chemicals and consumables etc. required for Joint Operations approved by the relevant Regulatory Authority under Article 13.1(a) above is attached as Annex-V hereto. The Operator shall, however, as provided in the Rules, give preference to goods which are produced or are available in Pakistan and services which are rendered by Pakistani nationals and companies provided such goods and services are offered on competitive terms. National firms which appear capable of supplying goods and services of the type demanded shall always be included in invitations to bid. For classification of items imported by the Operator, its contractors or subcontractors, the harmonized system of classification will be followed. (c) Foreign employees and consultants of the Operator and its contractors and subcontractors will be entitled to import/export used and bona fide personal and household effects, excluding passenger vehicles, in accordance with instructions contained in Central Board of Revenue’s (Now Federal Board of Revenue’s) letter C. No. 10 (14) /93-ICM&CON dated 13th June, 1994 (Annex-VI). 13.2 The Operator, its contractors or their subcontractors shall be entitled to export such of their items as have been imported into Pakistan and are not required for the Joint Operations without restriction and without the payment of any fee, tax or export duty. Drawbacks if admissible will be available as per relevant rules. The Operator shall ensure that equipments/material imported by it, its contractors or subcontractors under this Article against its import-cum-export authorization are exported if all the Joint Operations under this Agreement are terminated unless otherwise permitted in accordance with this Agreement. (a) Permission shall not be necessary with respect to the transfer of title to any property made pursuant to or incidental to any...

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. 26.1. The Contractor shall have the right to import into the Republic of Senegal on its behalf or on behalf of its subcontractor any materials, equipment, machines, apparatuses, automobiles, airplanes, spare parts and consumable material necessary for the Oil Operations. The above­mentioned goods shall be imported by the Contractor in accordance with the provisions of Article 49 of the Oil Code. Furthermore, the expatriate employees and the families, hired to work in the Republic of Senegal on behalf of the Contractor or its subcontractors, shall have the right to import into the Republic of Senegal, when becoming settled therein, their personal effects, including their car. 26.2. The Contractor and its subcontractors undertake to carry out the imports defined above, only in so far as the said goods are not available in the Republic of Senegal in equal quantity, quality, price, time frame and payment conditions, save for any special technical emergencies or requirements submitted by the Contractor or its subcontractors. The Contractor and its subcontractors undertake to grant preference to Senegalese enterprises for all construction, supply or service contracts with equal conditions in terms of quantities, quality, price, time fame and payment conditions. For all contracts of a value greater than two hundred thousand (200,000) Dollars, the Contractor shall select its subcontractors by means of invitations to bid with Senegalese and foreign companies or by means of any other appropriate method in use in the international oil industry. 26.3. The Contractor and its subcontractors, and their foreign employees and their families, shall have the right to re­export, from the Republic of Senegal free of any exit fees and taxes, the goods imported pursuant to Article 26.1 above which would no longer be necessary for the Oil Operations, subject to the application of provisions provided for in Article 2020 above. 26.4. The Contractor and its subcontractors shall have the right to sell, in the Republic of Senegal, on condition of informing the Minister in advance thereof, the goods that they imported when they are no longer necessary to the Oil Operations. In such event, it shall be the responsibility of the seller to fulfil all of the procedures required by the current regulations and to pay all fees and taxes applicable as of the transaction date, unless the above­ mentioned goods are transferred to enterprises carrying out Oil Operations in the Republic of Senegal....

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. Contractor and Operator and respective Sub-Contractors engaged in Petroleum Operations shall be permitted to import, on behalf and for the benefit of ROC, machinery, equipment, vehicles, materials, supplies, consumables and movable property to be used solely for the purpose of carrying out Petroleum Operations and supporting activities. Such imports shall be subject to customs duties and levies and exemptions as provided under the Law. In case Contractor pays such customs duties and/or levies in accordance with the Law, these customs duties and levies shall be considered as Petroleum Costs.

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. 30.1 The Contractor (including its contractors and sub-contractors engaged in carrying out of the Petroleum Operations) has the unrestricted right to: 30.1.1 import into Somalia; and 30.1.2 subject to sub-clauses 17.7 and 17.8, export (if imported on a temporary basis) from Somalia, all materials, equipment and supplies (including, but not limited to, machinery, vehicles, consumable items, movable property and any other articles) (to be) used solely in carrying out the Petroleum Operations under the Agreement. 30.2 The import and export of materials, equipment and supplies (including, but not limited to, machinery, vehicles, consumable items, movable property and any other articles) (to be) used solely in carrying out the Petroleum Operations under the Agreement shall be exempt from import and export duties, fees and taxes during the term of this Agreement. 30.3 The Contractor shall (and shall ensure that and its sub-contractors shall) give preference to Somali goods and services in accordance with clause 28. 30.4 [In relation to materials, equipment and supplies imported or to be imported pursuant to sub- clause 30.1, when the Authority or its representative has certified that they are to be used solely in carrying out of the Petroleum Operations, the Contractor shall (and shall ensure that its contractors and sub-contractors shall) make such imports subject to: 30.4.1 approval of an import licence; 30.4.2 an exchange control approval, subject to the provisions of clause 31; or 30.4.3 independent inspection outside of Somalia by an inspecting body appointed by the Federal Government.] 30.5 The actual costs of technical and other services and materials obtained for the purpose of the Petroleum Operations shall be cost recoverable under the Agreement, provided that those services and materials are reasonably required for the Petroleum Operations and provided further that the prices paid by the Contractor are not higher than those currently prevailing in usual Arm's Length transactions on the market for comparable services and materials. 30.6 The Contractor (including its contractors and sub-contractors) may sell in Somalia all imported items which are no longer needed for the Petroleum Operations, provided that the relevant seller fulfils all formalities required in connection with the payment of duties, taxes, fees and charges imposed on such sales (if any). 30.7 If equipment and materials are required for the subsequent Petroleum Operations by another con...

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. For Aironet Products sourced outside of the United States customs territory with respect to the importation of which Telxon requests that it be the importer of record, Aironet shall provide Telxon with all documentation necessary to facilitate the importation. Where Telxon is not the importer of record, then Aironet shall provide Telxon with all import documentation and certificates necessary for Telxon's duty drawback claims.

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. Subject to the provisions of Article 10 above, the Contractor and its subcontractors shall have the right to import into the Republic of Guinea:

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. 21.1 Subject to the provisions of Article 10 above, the Contractor and its subcontractors shall have the right to import into the Republic of Guinea: (a) the equipment, machinery and vehicles necessary for Petroleum Operations, in respect of which all import duties and taxes shall be suspended; (b) the materials, spare parts and consumable items necessary for Petroleum Operations, exempt from all import duties and taxes. 21.2 The expatriate employees of the Contractor and its subcontractors as well as their families shall have the right to import into the Republic of Guinea. (a) the personal effects and household goods as well as the food stuffs they need, free of all import duties and taxes, (b) one (1) automobile per expatriate employee for his own use, in respect of which all import duties and taxes shall be suspended. 21.3 Subject to the provisions of Article 10 above, the Contractor, its subcontractors, their expatriate employees and their families may export from the Republic of Guinea, free of all export duties and taxes, the goods imported under Articles 21.1 and 21.2 above which are no longer needed for Petroleum Operations. 21.4 The goods imported under Articles 21.1 and 21.2 above which are no longer directly assigned to the Petroleum Operations or to the personal use of the expatriate employees may be sold in the Republic of Guinea by the Contractor, its subcontractors, or their expatriate employees, provided however that prior notice is given to the Minister. In this case, the seller shall fulfill all formalities prescribed by the Customs regulations in force and shall pay the duties and taxes which are applicable at the date of transaction, except if the aforementioned goods are transferred to other holders of Petroleum contracts concluded with the Government or a national company. 21.5 During the validity of this Contract, the Contractor shall have the unrestricted right to export, at the point exportation chosen for this purpose, exempt from all export duties and taxes, the share of Petroleum to which the Contractor is entitled under the provisions of this Contract. 21.6 All imports and exports made under this Contract shall be subject to the formalities required by customs.

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. (a) Each United States and other Customs Duty with respect to any Acquired Company has been paid. Since January 1, 2010, to the Knowledge of the Company, with respect to the imports into and exports from the United States of any Acquired Company (if any), (a) adequate cash deposits and bonds have been posted with respect to all entries that are not yet liquidated and final and (b) no entry has been subjected to suspension of liquidation pursuant to antidumping or countervailing duty orders. To the Knowledge of the Company, no Acquired Company is the subject of any United States Customs and Border Protection or any other Governmental Authority’s prepenalty notice or penalty claim, claim for liquidated damages or claim for redelivery of merchandise to customs custody. The Company has maintained at least five years’ worth of import records as required by sections 508 and 509 of the U.S. Tariff Act of 1930 (to the extent applicable to the Company) and the relevant records as required by other similar Applicable Laws. “Customs Duty” means any Tax, tariff, fee, expense, processing charge or other impost imposed by any Governmental Authority upon any item by reason of such item’s importation into the United States or any other country.

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. (1) The Government agrees that it will promptly grant any and all permits and permissions of whatsoever nature required by law for the importation into Sierra Leone, through the port of Sherbro or through any other public port of private ship loading station, of all Mining Machinery, Plant and Equipment, as well as Mining Consumables and any other goods or services necessary or desirable for or in connection with the conduct of prospecting and mining operations contemplated by this Agreement or any activities related thereto, and of such manufacture and types and from whatsoever source as may be determined by the Company; provided that such goods or services are not otherwise available in Sierra Leone at comparable quality and competitive prices. (2) The Company shall be entitled to export from the Port of Sherbro, or from any other public port or private ship loading station situated at other points on the coast, to such consignees and destinations as it may determine, and the Government will promptly grant any permit or other form of authorization required by law (i) all bauxite produced by it pursuant to the Mining Lease and all products derived therefrom (i i) any goods imported by it which it no longer requires in the conduct of its prospecting or mining operations hereunder or its activities related thereto.

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. Each United States and other Customs Duty with respect to the Company and each of its predecessors has been paid. With respect to the imports into and exports from the United States of the Company or any of its predecessors (if any), (a) adequate cash deposits and bonds have been posted with respect to all entries that are not yet liquidated and final and (b) no entry has been subjected to suspension of liquidation pursuant to antidumping or countervailing duty orders. Neither the Company nor any of its predecessors is the subject of any United States Customs and Border Protection prepenalty notice or penalty claim, claim for liquidated damages or claim for redelivery of merchandise to customs custody. The Company and its predecessors has maintained at least five years’ worth of import records as required by sections 508 and 509 of the Tariff Act of 1930 (to the extent applicable to the Company or its predecessors). “Customs Duty” means any Tax, tariff, fee, expense, processing charge or other impost imposed by any Governmental Authority upon any item by reason of such item’s importation into the United States or any other country.