FCA Sample Clauses
The FCA (Free Carrier) clause defines the seller's obligation to deliver goods to a specified carrier or location chosen by the buyer. Under this clause, the seller is responsible for export clearance and delivering the goods to the agreed point, after which the risk transfers to the buyer. For example, the seller may deliver goods to a shipping terminal or a freight forwarder nominated by the buyer. This clause clarifies the division of responsibilities and risk between the parties, ensuring both know exactly when and where the transfer of goods and liability occurs.
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FCA. For FCA truck and rail Transactions, delivery of the Product shall be made to Buyer at Seller’s designated truck or rail loading terminal. Title and risk of loss shall pass from Seller to Buyer as the Product passes the last discharge flange of Seller’s loading facility and into Buyer’s designated trucks and/or railcars.
FCA. When used herein shall be as defined in Incoterms 2000. Motorola shall deliver to Customer's carrier at a manufacturing site or Motorola facility. FIXED NETWORK EQUIPMENT - FNE
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FCA. 18.3.4 be material for disclosure to a subscriber or purchaser or potential subscriber or purchaser of the Subscription Shares; or
18.3.5 be likely to have a significant effect on the market price of the Ordinary Shares.
19.1 The Company is authorised and regulated by the FCA and has all necessary FCA authorisations, approvals, licences and consents necessary for it to conduct its business.
19.2 The Company has at all times complied with its obligations and duties in respect of the FCA and FCA Approvals and due compliance has been made with all the rules, regulations and recommended practices of the FCA.
19.3 All directors and employees of the Company required to be approved persons under Financial Services and Markets ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (FSMA) and the rules of the FCA are so registered and have been so approved.
19.4 The Company has not, and none of its directors or employees has, been the subject of any censure, disciplinary hearings, fines or investigation by the FCA or any other relevant regulator.
19.5 The Company has not had cause to notify the FCA or the Financial Ombudsman Service of any material matter and there are no unresolved entries in the complaints records of the Company whether kept in accordance with the rules of the FCA or the Financial Ombudsman Service or otherwise.
19.6 Nothing has been done or omitted to be done as a result of which any regulatory or other body or person has grounds to seek cancellation, rectification or any other modification of any FCA Approval in any jurisdiction in which any such FCA Approval has been granted or sought.
19.7 No FCA Approval is subject to any unusual or onerous limitations or conditions and the Company has complied in all material respects with all conditions attached to such FCA Approval.
19.8 No investigations, proceedings, enquiries, communications or other circumstances have been communicated to any Seller or the Company which indicate that any FCA Approval may be revoked, cancelled, suspended, modified or not renewed.
19.9 No governmental, administrative or regulatory authority has served a notice on the Company which impacts on, prevents use of or, in any way, regulates any of its assets or activities and, so far as each Seller is aware, there are no circumstances likely to give rise to the service of such notice.
19.10 There have not been and, so far as each Seller is aware, are not pending, or in existence, any investigations or enquiries by, or on behalf of, any governmental, administrative or regu...
FCA. The Manager shall be required to notify each Partner if any matter arises in connection with the exercise of its duties as such Manager which in the opinion of the Manager ought to be notified to the FCA and which materially and adversely affects the Partnership or the Manager’s ability to act as Manager of the Partnership on the terms set out in this Agreement.
FCA. The FCA shall have notified the Public Company pursuant to section 189(4)(a) of FSMA (or issued a decision notice under section 189(7) FSMA, in terms which do not impose any conditions, obligations or restrictions on Public Company, Private Company or the Stockholder that are material in the context of their businesses and/or the Transactions) that it approves any acquisition of control (as defined in section 181 of FSMA) over Private Company and/or Aegis Outsourcing UK Limited, a Subsidiary of Private Company, by Public Company which, in either case, would take place as a result of the Transactions or its implementation, or the FCA is treated as having given such approval under section 189(6) of FSMA.
FCA. However, as discussed above, the Match in question cannot result in valuation of the N- features of Part when the subject moves to SpecPartP, as in (41b)/(42), since it fails to uniquely identify the pied-piper, given (29). Instead, what happens in (41b)/(42) is that the gender feature of NP1 deletes, given (31), and then Secondary Agree is initated. Secondary Agree reaches all the way to NP2, since neither &P nor NP1 bears the gender feature. But then we get a conflict in the number specification of the goals, just as in (37): while &P is plural, NP2 is singular. As in (37), the derivation then fails to yield a legitimate result since the number feature of the probe cannot be valued. The ungrammaticality of (41b) and (37) is thus accounted for in the same way. Most importantly, the FCA/LCA parallelism breakdown in (41) is captured without positing any mechanisms that would hold for only FCA or LCA. This was in fact accomplished by using the mechanisms that were intended to capture the FCA/LCA parallelism from (37). Finally, let me again reiterate that, as noted above, we cannot simply assume that in the cases of conjunct-sensitive agreement we are dealing with full (i.e. gender and number) first/last conjunct agreement with a single NP. Simply assuming full first/last conjunct agreement cannot account for (43a) or (43b). We then cannot simply assume that the same element, namely the first conjunct with FCA and the last conjunct with LCA, controls both gender and number.