Crown Dependencies definition

Crown Dependencies means the Bailiwick of Jersey, the Bailiwick of Guernsey and the Isle of Man;
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Crown Dependencies means the Channel Islands, comprising the Bailiwicks of Jersey and
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Crown Dependencies means the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands (including the Bailiwick of Jersey and the Bailiwick of Guernsey). Direct Debits means an instruction that you give to us which authorises an organisation to collect amounts from your account. To set up a Direct Debit, the organisation you want to pay will either provide you with a Direct Debit instruction to complete and return or help you to set up the Direct Debit over the phone or on the internet. If the organisation makes changes to the collection day or amount it will notify you in advance (normally 10 Business Days in advance). EEA means the European Economic Area. Faster Payments means the scheme operated by Faster Payments Scheme Limited. Faster Payments is an electronic near real time transfer between participating member banks with the money being transferred irrevocably on the same Business Day (subject to any cut-off time which applies). Inter-account transfer means an instruction to move money between accounts held by you (or by the same legal entity).
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Examples of Crown Dependencies in a sentence

  • Confirm the territorial scope of the FTA, including how the FTA will apply in respect of the UK and its Crown Dependencies and Overseas Territories (including Gilbraltar) including a mechanism for future territorial extension.

  • This Arrangement concerns the establishment and operation of the United Kingdom- Crown Dependencies Customs Union (hereinafter referred to as “the Customs Union”), the members of which are the United Kingdom, Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man.

  • UK agrees to ensure that Product shall not be re-sold, exported or used for any other purpose outside of the Territory, save that UK may donate, re-sell or export Product to the Crown Dependencies and UK Overseas Territories, being those territories listed in Annex G and UK shall be responsible for obtaining all applicable Regulatory Licences and Marketing Approvals for such re sales and exports ("Re-Sold Product").

  • DIT will share the text of all agreements, once stable, with the Crown Dependencies and Gibraltar.

  • The Secretary of State for Justice has overall responsibility for the Crown Dependencies.

  • The CAA’s costs associated with its compliance activity in Gibraltar and the Crown Dependencies will, once agreed with the relevant local Government, be paid by the DfT to the CAA after each inspection during the financial year.

  • The Secretary of State is responsible for compliance with international aviation security standards in Gibraltar and the Crown Dependencies (Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man).

  • DIT can confirm that the text of agreements, once stable, are shared with DAs; DIT has also offered briefings on the agreements, where appropriate, on request to DAs, Crown Dependencies and Gibraltar.

  • DIT also works closely with the Crown Dependencies and Gibraltar on these agreements.

  • The Agreement does not apply to the CDs. The Crown Dependencies were not previously part of arrangements for the recognition and exchange of driving licences with EU Member States.

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