Common use of More Favourable Conditions Clause in Contracts

More Favourable Conditions. If provisions in the legislation of a Contracting Party and the judicial or administrative practice thereto, specific commitments entered into with regard to an investment, or international obligations between the Contracting Parties contain a rule, whether general or specific, entitling investments by investors of the other Contracting Party to treatment more favourable than it is provided for by this Agreement, such rule shall to the extent that it is more favourable prevail over this Agreement.

More Favourable Conditions. If the legal provisions in of one of the legislation of a Contracting Party and the judicial or administrative practice thereto, specific commitments entered into with regard to an investmentParties, or obligations arising under international obligations law outside this Agreement, present or future, between the Contracting Parties contain Parties, result in a rule, whether general or specific, entitling special regulation under which investments by of investors of the other Contracting Party are to be accorded more favorable treatment more favourable than it is that provided for by in this Agreement, such rule regulation shall prevail over this Agreement, to the extent that it is more favourable prevail over this Agreementfavorable.