Country Agreement Principal TermsTariff and Trade Arrangements • June 19th, 2007
Country Agreement Principal TermsTariff and Trade Arrangements • June 21st, 2007
Trade Agreement signed Feb. 1946; in force provisionally same date. Ratifications exchanged on May 6, 1947; definitively in force 30 days from that date,
Country Agreement Tariff TreatmentTariff and Trade Arrangements • February 20th, 2007
Nov. 1, 1958—continuedTariff and Trade Arrangements • July 3rd, 2007
Country Agreement Principal TermsTariff and Trade Arrangements • June 19th, 2007
ContractTariff and Trade Arrangements • June 20th, 2007
ContractTariff and Trade Arrangements • June 19th, 2007
Country Agreement Principal TermsTariff and Trade Arrangements • June 19th, 2007
ContractTariff and Trade Arrangements • July 3rd, 2007
TARIFF AND TRADE ARRANGEMENTS 1071Tariff and Trade Arrangements • September 4th, 2007
Kingdom—Spanish Treaty of Commerce. Remains in effect for three years from ratification, and thereafter unless terminated on three months notice.
Country Agreement Principal TermsTariff and Trade Arrangements • June 19th, 2007
Country Agreement Principal TermsTariff and Trade Arrangements • June 19th, 2007
ship, Commerce and Reciprocal Es- tablishment of Sept. 6, 1855 applies to Canada. By exchange of notes Liech- tenstein included under terms of this Agreement, effective July 14, 1947.
Country Agreement Principal TermsTariff and Trade Arrangements • June 21st, 2007
Country Agreement Principal TermsTariff and Trade Arrangements • June 21st, 2007
ContractTariff and Trade Arrangements • February 20th, 2007
Country Agreement Tariff TreatmentTariff and Trade Arrangements • February 20th, 2007
ContractTariff and Trade Arrangements • June 20th, 2007
Country Agreement Principal TermsTariff and Trade Arrangements • June 21st, 2007
Agreement TermsTariff and Trade Arrangements • June 15th, 2007
Order in Council of July 20, 1935, accepted Article 12 of United Kingdom - Panama Treaty of Commerce of Sept. 25, 1928. Treaty terminated in 1942 but Canada continues to grant and receive most - favoured - nation tariff rates.
