Chinese exhibitors Clause Samples
The 'Chinese exhibitors' clause defines the specific terms and conditions that apply to exhibitors from China participating in an event or exhibition. This clause may outline requirements such as documentation, compliance with local regulations, or special procedures for importing and displaying goods. It can also address language, payment, or logistical considerations unique to Chinese participants. The core function of this clause is to ensure that Chinese exhibitors understand and adhere to all relevant rules, thereby facilitating smooth participation and minimizing misunderstandings or regulatory issues.
Chinese exhibitors. This contract is subject to the law of the People’s Republic of China, if it is made with Chinese exhibitors (see Conditions for Participation Part A for the definition).
Chinese exhibitors. Exhibitors whose residence, firm or branch domicile is in the People’s Republic of China, but outside the Special Economic Zone of Hong Kong. Every natural or legal person, firm or other organization that displays its own products or services at an exhibitor’s stand, without itself being an exhibitor.
Chinese exhibitors. Exhibitors whose residence, firm or branch domicile under which they have registered their participation in the event and have been admitted is outside the People’s Republic of China or within the Special Economic Zone of Hong Kong. Taiwan and Hong Kong exhibitors will be treated as non-Chinese exhibitors.