Right to Import Sample Clauses

Right to Import. (a) The GOB encourages the Company and its Contractors to incorporate or consume as much locally produced material, equipment, and supplies as possible in the construction, Commissioning, operation and maintenance of the Facility. Nonetheless, the Company and its Contractors shall be entitled to import all items required for the design, construction, completion, operation and maintenance of the Facility, including, without exclusion, spare parts and replacements to the spare parts inventory. (b) Machinery, tools, implements and equipment that are necessary for the construction, erection, maintenance and testing of the Facility will be allowed temporary importation facilities, on a re-exportable basis under the Customs Act, 1969 (Act IV of 1969) as in existence on [Bid Date]. (c) All items not consumed or incorporated into the Facility may be freely re-exported by the Company without incurring liability for Customs Duties and VAT in Bangladesh. (d) The GOB may, as provided by the Laws of Bangladesh, require the Company to re-export any items or equipment used in the construction of the Facility that are not reasonably required for the Company to operate and maintain the Facility, unless the Company agrees promptly to pay the normal Customs Duties and VAT for those items and equipment. The Company shall be afforded a reasonable time, but not less than three

Right to Import. 7.1.1 Each Beneficiary (as applicable) shall be entitled to import without restriction and in its discretion: (a) the FSRU; (b) the LNG; (c) all other items required for the design, procurement, development, construction, completion, testing, commissioning, repair, operation and maintenance of the Facility, including, without limitation, spare parts and replacements to the spare parts inventory, (the Facility Materials[, and those Facility Materials not including LNG, the Non-LNG Facility Materials]). 7.1.2 All Facility Materials will be allowed (as applicable) temporary importation facilities, without restriction, on a re-exportable basis under Customs Ordinance (and any other written law applicable pursuant to Schedule B thereof) and Imports and Export (Control) Act No. 1 of 1969 (as amended), as in existence on the date of this Agreement. 7.1.3 All Facility Materials can be freely re-exported by any Beneficiary without incurring liability for Taxes.

Right to Import. Investor or its agents or contractors (subject to compliance by any such agent or contractor with applicable Law) shall be entitled to import and use for Investor Activities, any machinery, equipment, vehicles, including aircraft, watercraft, supplies, consumable items, chemicals and other items Investor reasonably determines is required for it to engage in the Investor Activities in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. Specifically, Investor may import (i) oil palm stumps, seedlings and planting materials, farm goods, (ii) educational materials for the use of or sale or distribution to its employees, contractors and Outgrowers, (iii) medication and drugs for distribution to hospitals and clinics within the Concession Area as required to meet its social obligations, (iv) rice for use, sale or distribution to its employees and contractors, and (v) fuel, in each case, subject to the import duties, if any, set forth in Section 21.2. Subject to the restriction set forth below, Investor may sell in Liberia to Outgrowers or Liberian Oil Palm Farmers only, all imported items that are no longer needed for Investor Activities, and to other Persons to the extent permitted by Law; provided, however, that if Investor was exempt from paying any or all Taxes and Duties upon import of such items into Liberia, then Investor shall comply with all required formalities and pay those Taxes and Duties that would otherwise have been payable on such imported items, taking into account any diminution in value. Investor shall be prohibited from selling rice, gasoline, diesel or other fuels, fertilizers and seed stock which Investor imported into Liberia, to Persons in Liberia other than Outgrowers or Liberian Oil Palm Farmers unless approved by the Government, and in each case, if Investor was exempt from paying any Taxes and Duties upon import of such items into Liberia, then such items may be sold without additional payment of any Taxes and Duties. No restrictions or limitations shall apply to the sale of gasoline, diesel or other fuels, or rice that was imported by a third party and subsequently purchased by Investor in the ordinary course of business. This section may be modified from time to time or exceptions granted on a case by case basis by agreement between the Parties.

Right to Import. Investor shall be entitled to import all machinery, equipment, vehicles, supplies, chemicals and other capital equipment directly related to Investor Activities in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. In addition, Investor may import rubber stumps in accordance with Law. Specifically, Investor may import (i) seedlings or rubber planting materials, farm goods, educational materials for the use of or distribution to its employees and the Outgrowers, (ii) medication and drugs for distribution to hospitals and clinics within the Concession Area as required to meet its social obligations,