Republic of Uzbekistan Sample Clauses

Republic of Uzbekistan. The SELLER will pay the customs duties and taxes levied in the SELLER’s country subsequently to the execution of this Contract.

Republic of Uzbekistan. On approval of regulations on the regulation of the number of employees and the approval of expenditures for management", registered by the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan on December 9, 2003 No 1288 determined .

Republic of Uzbekistan. The Republic of Uzbekistan is one of the five Central Asian countries that achieved independence from the former Soviet Union in 1991. It is the most populous country in Central Asia. In addition to producing abundant cotton and gold, the country is endowed with such natural resources as petroleum and natural gas. Politically, Uzbekistan has been enjoying stability under the strong leadership of President Xxxxxxx, the first president of the Republic, who was re-elected after garnering 92% of the votes in the presidential election held in January, 2000, and obtained the extension of his presidential term from 5 to 7 years in the national referendum in January 2002. The Republic of Uzbekistan has adopted a policy of gradual transition from planned economy to market economy. After its economy turned around and posted positive real GDP growth in 1996 for the first time since independence, the country has continued to register positive growth to date. In October 2003, the government abolished the long-pending multiple exchange rate system and accepted IMF's Article VIII obligations. The country is thus forging ahead with economic reforms toward a market economy.

Republic of Uzbekistan. Drought Research Survey

Republic of Uzbekistan. (n 2) [121]. This case was the first investment treaty case which was dismissed on grounds of corruption. It is to be noted that before Metal-Tech, the World Duty Free tribunal accepted the allegations of corruption put forward by Kenya and dismissed the claimant’s case. That case, however, was brought pursuant to an arbitration clause in a contract, not an investment treaty. See XX Xxxx, XX Xxxxxxxxx & XX Xxxxx, 10. Having noted this, it should be added that there is no unified or harmonised practice regarding the location of this requirement in investment treaties nor is there any unique standard wording which formulates this condition. In other words, such requirement appears in various parts of different investment treaties with not necessarily identical language. The question then is how and where this requirement is expressed in different investment treaties, and how the location or the wording of the requirement would affect the interpretive assignment of the adjudicating forum if any? The following pages will address these questions. i. Varying Formulations and Its Impact 11. There are several different forms in which a legality requirement appears in investment treaties. For example, Article 1(g) of the BIT between Canada and Costa Rica, the underlying BIT in Xxxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxx et xx x. Republic of Costa Rica,14 provides in Article 1(g) that: