Export licence. 22. (1) On request by the Company the State shall make representations to the Commonwealth for the grant to the Company of a license or licenses under Commonwealth law for the export of iron ore in such quantities and at such rate or rates as shall be reasonable having regard to the terms of this Agreement the capabilities of the Company and to maximum tonnages of iron ore for the time being permitted by the Commonwealth for export from the said State and in a manner or terms not less favourable to the Company (except as to rate or quantity) than the State has given or intends to give in relation to such a license or licenses to any other exporter of iron ore from the said State.
Export licence a. The Contractor shall notify the Authority promptly if the Contractor becomes aware that all or part of any Contractor Deliverable (including Information and software) to be Delivered under the Contract is or will be subject to:
Export licence. If an export license is required for export of the Goods ordered, it shall be the responsibility of the Seller to obtain such license (including making suitable arrangements with the manufacturer of such Goods, if necessary) in a timely manner to facilitate the export of the Goods out of the manufacturer/Seller’s country. The Seller shall be entirely responsible (including assuming the responsibility of the manufacturer) if it is subsequently discovered that the appropriate license was not obtained/inadequately applied.
Export licence. (s) a copy, certified as a true and complete copy by an officer of the Borrower of all consents, authorisations, licences and approvals required by the Borrower and the Builder (if any) in connection with the export by the Builder of the Vessel;
Export licence. 321. The export licenses that may be required for delivery of the various items / equipment / services to MDL shall be arranged by the bidder from the concerned authorities in their country without any time & cost implications on the Purchaser. 330. BANNED OR DE-LISTED CONTRACTORS / FIRMS / SUPPLIERS. 331. The bidders declare that they being Proprietors / Directors / Partners have not been any time individually or collectively blacklisted or banned or de-listed by any Government or quasi Government agencies or PSUs. If a bidder’ entities as stated above have been blacklisted or banned or de-listed by any Government or quasi Government agencies or PSUs, this fact must be clearly stated and it may not necessarily be a cause for disqualifying him. 340. DUTY OF PERSONNEL OF SUPPLIER / SUPPLIER 341. MDL being a Defence Organization, Contractor / Bidder undertakes that their personnel deployed in connection with the entrusted work will not indulge in any activities other than the duties assigned to them. 350. DISPUTE RESOLUTION MECHANISM AND ARBITRATION 351. DISPUTE RESOLUTION MECHANISM (DRM)
Export licence. Subject to the agreed-upon terms and conditions of transportation, suppliers shall obtain, at their own risk and cost, any export licence or other official authorization and shall carry out all customs formalities required to export goods.
Export licence. Supplier shall immediately inform Solar whether any work product arising from performance of the Services are subject to any Export Authorizations and Licenses. Supplier shall be responsible for compliance and obtaining such Authorizations and Licenses. Supplier shall also be responsible to provide accurate harmonized tariff codes, export control classification numbers, certificates of origin and other information and documentation regarding any goods or other deliverables to be supplied with the Service as required by Solar or for international transport purposes.
Export licence. The Contractor shall notify the Authority promptly if the Contractor becomes aware that all or part of any Contractor Deliverable (including Information and software) to be Delivered under the Contract is or will be subject to: a non-UK export licence, authorisation or exemption; or any other related transfer control, that imposes or will impose end use, end user, re-transfer, re-export restrictions, or restrictions on disclosure to individuals based upon their nationality. This does not include the Intellectual Property-specific restrictions of the type referred to in condition D1. If requested by the Authority, the Contractor shall give the Authority a summary of every existing or expected licence and restriction referred to in clause B4.a and any related obligation or restriction to the extent that they place an obligation or restriction on the Authority with which the Authority must comply, including, to the extent applicable to such obligations or restrictions: the exporting nation, including the export licence number (where known); the Contractor Deliverables (including Information and software) affected; the nature of the restriction and obligation; the authorised end use and end users; any specific restrictions on access by third parties, or by individuals based upon their nationality, to the Contractor Deliverables or to anything Delivered or used in the performance or fulfilment of the Contractor Deliverables; and any specific restrictions on the end user or on re-transfer or re-export to third parties of the Contractor Deliverables or of anything delivered or used in the performance or fulfilment of the Contractor Deliverable. The Contractor shall not be required to disclose any of the provisos to a licence (or even the existence of them) to the extent that they do not relate to an obligation or constraint with which the Authority must comply. When an export licence is required from a foreign government for the performance of the Contract, the Contractor shall promptly consult with the Authority on the licence requirements and, where the Contractor is the applicant for the licence: ensure that when end use or end user restrictions, or both, apply to all or part of any Contractor Deliverable to be Delivered under the Contract, the Contractor, unless otherwise agreed with the Authority, identifies in the licence application: the end user as: Her Britannic Majesty’s Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (hereinafter...
Export licence. The Contractor shall notify the Authority promptly if the Contractor becomes aware that all or part of any item (including information and software) or service to be delivered under this Contract is or will be subject to: a non-UK export licence, authorisation or exemption; or any other related transfer control, that imposes or will impose end use, end user or re-transfer or re-export restrictions, or restrictions on disclosure to individuals based upon their nationality. If requested by the Authority, the Contractor shall give the Authority a summary of every existing or expected licence and restriction referred to in Clause 1.59 and any related obligation or restriction to the extent that they place an obligation or restriction on the Authority with which the Authority must comply, including, to the extent applicable to such obligations or restrictions: the exporting nation, including the export licence number (where known); the item (including information and software) or service affected; the nature of the restriction and obligation; the authorised end use and end users; any specific restrictions on access by third parties, or by individuals based upon their nationality, to anything delivered or used in the performance or fulfilment of this Contract including the services provided; and any specific restrictions on the end user or on re-transfer or re-export to third parties of anything delivered or used in the performance or fulfilment of this Contract including the services provided. The Contractor shall not be required to disclose any of the provisos to a licence (or even the existence of them) to the extent that they do not relate to an obligation or constraint with which the Authority must comply. When an export licence is required from a foreign government for the performance of this Contract, the Contractor shall promptly consult with the Authority on the licence requirements and, where the Contractor is the applicant for the licence: ensure that when end use or end user restrictions, or both, apply to all or part of any item to be delivered under this Contract or any service to be provided, the Contractor, unless otherwise agreed with the Authority, identifies in the licence application: the end user as: Her Britannic Majesty’s Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (hereinafter, "HM Government"); and the end use as: For the purposes of HM Government – Royal Navy Offshore Patrol Vessel programme; and include in th...
Export licence. Subject to the provisions of clause 23, the Company is not liable for any losses suffered or expenditure incurred by the Service Provider or any other person (including losses suffered or expenditure incurred in respect of the manufacture, supply, transport or delivery of the Aircraft Rescue & Fire Fighting tenders and associated equipment) due to government of the country of origin of the supplies on strength of existing legislation failing or refused to grant an export licence or cancelling an export licence that has been issued. In such an event it will be regarded as failure by the Service Provider to perform in terms of clause 29.
