Common use of RIGHT OF ESTABLISHMENT Clause in Contracts

RIGHT OF ESTABLISHMENT. A Party shall permit an investor of the other Party that does not own or control a financial institution in the Party’s territory to establish a financial institution permitted to supply financial services that such an institution may supply under the domestic law of the Party at the time of establishment, without the imposition of numerical restrictions or requirements to take a specific juridical form. The obligation not to impose requirements to take a specific juridical form does not prevent a Party from imposing conditions or requirements in connection with the establishment of a particular type of entity chosen by an investor of the other Party.

RIGHT OF ESTABLISHMENT. A Party shall permit an investor of the other Party that does not own or control a financial institution in the Party’s 's territory to establish a financial institution permitted to supply financial services that such an institution may supply under the domestic law of the Party at the time of establishment, without the imposition of numerical restrictions or requirements to take a specific juridical form. The obligation not to impose requirements to take a specific juridical form does not prevent a Party from imposing conditions or requirements in connection with the establishment of a particular type of entity chosen by an investor of the other Party.