Common use of Treatment of Investment Clause in Contracts

Treatment of Investment. (1) Each Contracting Party treats investors of the other Contracting Parties and their investments as well as their own investors and their investments or investors of third States and their investments. (2) The provisions referred to in paragraph 1 can not be construed as requiring a contracting party to grant to the investors of the other Contracting Parties and their investments the present or future advantage of any treatment, preference or privilege which may arise under paragraph 1 May be interpreted as requiring a Contracting Party to grant to the investors of the other Contracting Parties and their investments the present or future advantage of any treatment, preference or privilege which arises a) A customs union, a common market, a free trade area or membership of an economic community; b) An international agreement, an intergovernmental agreement or domestic legislation on tax issues; c) Border traffic.

Treatment of Investment. (1) Each Contracting Party treats investors of the other Contracting Parties and their investments as well as no less favorably than their own investors and their investments or investors of third States and their investments. (2) The provisions referred to in paragraph 1 can not be construed as requiring a contracting party to grant to the investors of the other Contracting Parties and their investments the present or future advantage of any treatment, preference or privilege which may arise under paragraph 1 May be interpreted as requiring a Contracting Party to grant to the investors of the other Contracting Parties and their investments the present or future advantage of any treatment, preference or privilege which arises a) A customs union, a common market, a free trade area or membership of an economic community; b) An international agreement, an intergovernmental agreement or domestic legislation on tax issues; c) Border traffic.

Treatment of Investment. (1) Each Contracting Party treats investors of the other Contracting Parties and their investments as well as their own investors and their investments or investors of third States and their investments. (2) The provisions referred to in of paragraph 1 of this Article can not be construed as requiring a contracting party to grant to the investors of the other Contracting Parties and their investments the present or future advantage of any treatment, preference or privilege which may arise under paragraph 1 May arising from (1) of this Article can not be interpreted as requiring a Contracting Party to grant to the investors of the other Contracting Parties and their investments the present or future advantage of any a treatment, preference or privilege which arises a) A customs union, a common market, a free trade area or membership of an economic community; b) An international agreement, an intergovernmental agreement or domestic legislation on tax issues; c) Border traffic.

Treatment of Investment. (1) Each Contracting Party treats the investors of the other Contracting Parties and their investments as well as no less favorably than their own investors and their investments or investors of third States and their investments. (2) The provisions referred to in of paragraph 1 can not be construed as requiring a contracting party to grant to the investors of the other Contracting Parties and their investments the present or future advantage of any treatment, preference or privilege which may arise under paragraph be derived from: Paragraph 1 May can not be interpreted construed as requiring such Shall require a Contracting Party to grant to the investors of the other Contracting Parties and their investments the present or future advantage of any treatment, preference or privilege which arisesresulting from: a) A customs union, a common market, a free trade area or membership of an economic communitycommunity or any other agreement which creates regional economic cooperation; b) An international agreement, an intergovernmental agreement or domestic legislation bilateral agreement on the basis of reciprocity on tax issues; c) Border trafficA scheme to facilitate border traffic or any bilateral agreement on specific measures within a regional framework.

Treatment of Investment. (1) Each Contracting Party treats investors of the other Contracting Parties and their investments as well as their own investors and their investments or investors of third States and their investments. (2) The provisions referred to in of paragraph 1 can not be construed interpreted as requiring imposing a contracting party to grant to the investors of the other Contracting Parties and their investments the present or future advantage of any a treatment, preference or privilege which may arise under be interpreted in accordance with paragraph 1 May be interpreted as requiring That they oblige a Contracting Party to grant to the investors of the other Contracting Parties and their investments the present or future advantage of any treatment, preference or privilege which arises a) A customs union, a common market, a free trade area or membership of an economic community; b) An international agreement, an intergovernmental agreement or domestic legislation on tax issues; c) Border traffic.