First-come first-served basis definition

First-come first-served basis means that commodities enter free of duty up to the quota provided in the Agreement, according to the chronological order of customs clearance, without the process of TRQ allocation by the Agency. These products will be regulated pursuant to Article 4 Paragraph 2 of the Enforcement Decree of the Special Act on Customs Law for the Implementation of Free Trade Agreement.
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First-come first-served basis means if more reservations are received than available sites for any term, the first completed reservation received for those available sites for that term will be accepted.
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First-come first-served basis means that procedure whereby requests for parks use permits received first during the calendar year shall have priority over applications received later. All park use permit applications received during the same business day shall be considered to have been received at the same time.
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