Origin Procedures Sample Clauses

Origin Procedures. Article 18
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Origin Procedures. 1. The importer may claim preferential tariff treatment based on a certificate of origin written or electronic 1 issued by the competent authority of the exporting party at the request of the exporter.
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Origin Procedures. 1. For the purposes of this chapter, the following shall be considered as evidence of origin to certify that the goods qualify as originating in accordance with the provisions of this chapter:
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Origin Procedures o The certificate of origin may be issued by the exporter, producer or importer. o The format of the certificate is eliminated, and certification is allowed on the invoice or on any commercial document, provided that minimum information is declared. o In the event that importers fail to comply with the stipulations regarding the origin of the goods, each country will determine whether to apply a civil, criminal or administrative sanction. Intellectual Property: o Strengthen the system of protection of geographical indications. o Disciplines are foreseen for well-known trademarks. o The authorities may detain goods suspected of being counterfeited at any entry or exit to the country. o Implementation of measures against counterfeit goods and piracy on a commercial scale. Commercial Remedies: o Safeguards: an exclusion for partners subject to certain conditions (not being in the first 5 exporters) from the overall safeguard measures is maintained. o Anti-dumping and subsidies: WTO rights are recognised in these areas. Additional rules were agreed to promote transparency. o Combating circumvention: a cooperation mechanism is established to prevent the evasion of countervailing, anti-dumping and safeguard duties. o Binational panels: the NAFTA Chapter XIX mechanism is maintained. Sources:
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Origin Procedures. Article 4.15
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Origin Procedures. Section B of the Chapter sets out certain procedures which each Party must apply. These are summarised below. Each Party must allow an importer to make a claim for preferential tariff treatment based on a ‘certification of origin’ which may be completed by the exporter, producer or importer (Article 3.20). There are rules that set out the information on which certification may be based, which depend on whether the certification is completed by the exporter, producer or importer (Article 3.21). Also, Annex B sets out certain elements that must be included in a certification of origin.
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Origin Procedures. ● The current certificate of origin format has been eliminated, and a self-certification mechanism is provided through either an invoice declaration, or any other commercial document, provided that it includes the minimal data required. ● The Parties shall allow a certification of origin to be submitted in an electronic manner and shall accept the certification of origin with an electronic or digital signature. ● Besides the exporter, the producer and importer may certify the origin of the goods; however, the importer shall comply with specific requirements that would be regulated by each Party. In the case of Mexico, a transition period is foreseen for importers to implement it. ● The customs authorities of the importing country may choose either to conduct the origin verifications directly to the importer in its own country, or to whomever certified the origin of the goods in another Country, in terms of the Agreement. ● Each country shall provide, through its local regulations, the application of civil, criminal or administrative penalties, to the local importer who violates a regulation on origin procedures provided in the Agreement.
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Origin Procedures o The certificate of origin may be issued by the exporter, producer, or importer. o The format of the certificate is eliminated, and certification is permitted on the invoice or any commercial document, provided that minimum information is declared. o If importers fail to comply with the stipulations regarding the origin of the goods, each country will determine whether to apply a civil, criminal, or administrative sanction. Intellectual Property: o Strengthen the system of protection of geographical indications. o Disciplines are foreseen for well-known trademarks. o The authorities may detain goods suspected of being counterfeited at any entry or exit to the country. o Implementation of measures against counterfeit goods and piracy on a commercial scale. o For biotechnology companies, the Protocol of Amendment establishes: ▪ The provision requiring Parties to provide at least 10 years of exclusivity for biologicals was deleted. ▪ The provision requiring parties to confirm that patents would be available for new uses of known products was deleted. ▪ The provision requiring three additional years of exclusivity for clinical information was deleted. Commercial Remedies: o Safeguards: an exclusion for partners subject to certain conditions (not being in the first 5 exporters) from the overall safeguard measures is maintained. o Anti-dumping and subsidies: WTO rights are recognized in these areas. Additional rules were agreed to promote transparency. o Combating circumvention: a cooperation mechanism is established to prevent the evasion of countervailing, anti-dumping and safeguard duties. o Binational Panels: the mechanism of Chapter XIX of NAFTA is maintained. Sources:
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