Import Clearance Sample Clauses
The Import Clearance clause defines the responsibilities and procedures for obtaining the necessary authorizations and completing formalities required to bring goods into a country. Typically, this clause specifies which party—such as the buyer or seller—is responsible for securing import permits, paying duties, and ensuring compliance with local customs regulations. For example, it may require the seller to provide all documentation needed for customs clearance, while the buyer handles payment of import taxes. The core function of this clause is to allocate responsibility for import-related tasks, thereby preventing delays, misunderstandings, or legal issues during the cross-border movement of goods.
Import Clearance. The Supplier shall provide the following documents/details in case of imports:
a) BIS Certificate for BIS certified products;
b) Product Catalogue and Technical Write Up for non-BIS products;
c) Equipment Type Approval (ETA) for wireless products;
d) Product wise Country of Origin;
e) Product wise Net & Gross weight; Note : for goods shipped, CIF Incoterms will be applicable. • Air Shipments : Both Customs duty payment and customs clearance will be under EY scope. • Sea Shipments : Customs Duty Payment will be under EY scope whereas custom clearance and delivery to EY designated location shall be under Supplier’s scope. • Air Shipments : Custom duty & taxes will be NIL (zero) and customs clearance will be under EY scope. • Sea Shipments : Custom duty & taxes will be NIL (zero) whereas custom clearance and delivery to EY designated location shall be under Supplier’s scope
Import Clearance. Unless Copart specifically agrees in writing to provide import clearance services to the Member, the Member shall act as “importer of record” or other responsible party (as the case may be) of each Vehicle under all import laws of the country of destination and port of discharge and shall be solely responsible for compliance with all import requirements of the country of destination and port of discharge, including the preparation and filing of all required documentation with applicable government authorities, the payment of all import fees, duties, taxes, and any other charges payable upon import of a vehicle, and any required customs inspection and proof of emissions compliance.
Import Clearance. Customer shall act as “importer of record” or other responsible party (as the case may be) of the each Vehicle under all import laws of the country of destination and Port of Discharge. Customer is solely responsible for compliance with all import requirements of the country of destination and Port of Discharge, including the preparation and filing of all required documentation with applicable government authorities and the payment of all import fees, duties, taxes, and any other charges payable upon import of a Vehicle.