IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. 26.1. The Contractor shall have the right to import into the Republic of Senegal on its behalf or on behalf of its subcontractor any materials, equipment, machines, apparatuses, automobiles, airplanes, spare parts and consumable material necessary for the Oil Operations. The above-mentioned goods shall be imported by the Contractor in accordance with the provisions of Article 49 of the Oil Code. Furthermore, the expatriate employees and the families, hired to work in the Republic of Senegal on behalf of the Contractor or its subcontractors, shall have the right to import into the Republic of Senegal, when becoming settled therein, their personal effects, including their car.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. 13.1 (a) The Operator, its contractors and subcontractors engaged in Joint Operations under this Agreement shall be permitted to import, export, transfer and dispose the machinery, equipment, materials, specialized vehicles, accessories, spares, chemicals and consumables etc. in accordance with SRO 678(I)/2004 dated 7th August 2004 (Annex-IV), along with applicable CGOs and the provisions of this Agreement. No licence or import-cum-.export authorization fee shall be levied on such imports /exports in accordance with Import Policy Order 2004.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. 25.1 Contractor and Operator and respective Sub-Contractors engaged in Petroleum Operations shall be permitted to import, on behalf and for the benefit of ROC, machinery, equipment, vehicles, materials, supplies, consumables and movable property to be used solely for the purpose of carrying out Petroleum Operations and supporting activities. Such imports shall be subject to customs duties and levies and exemptions as provided under the Law. In case Contractor pays such customs duties and/or levies in accordance with the Law, these customs duties and levies shall be considered as Petroleum Costs.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. 21.1 Subject to the provisions of Article 10 above, the Contractor and its subcontractors shall have the right to import into the Republic of Guinea:
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. For Aironet Products sourced outside of the United States customs territory with respect to the importation of which Telxon requests that it be the importer of record, Aironet shall provide Telxon with all documentation necessary to facilitate the importation. Where Telxon is not the importer of record, then Aironet shall provide Telxon with all import documentation and certificates necessary for Telxon's duty drawback claims.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. (1) The Government agrees that it will promptly grant any and all permits and permissions of whatsoever nature required by law for the importation into Sierra Leone, through the port of Sherbro or through any other public port of private ship loading station, of all Mining Machinery, Plant and Equipment, as well as Mining Consumables and any other goods or services necessary or desirable for or in connection with the conduct of prospecting and mining operations contemplated by this Agreement or any activities related thereto, and of such manufacture and types and from whatsoever source as may be determined by the Company; provided that such goods or services are not otherwise available in Sierra Leone at comparable quality and competitive prices.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. (a) Each United States and other Customs Duty with respect to any Acquired Company has been paid. Since January 1, 2010, to the Knowledge of the Company, with respect to the imports into and exports from the United States of any Acquired Company (if any), (a) adequate cash deposits and bonds have been posted with respect to all entries that are not yet liquidated and final and (b) no entry has been subjected to suspension of liquidation pursuant to antidumping or countervailing duty orders. To the Knowledge of the Company, no Acquired Company is the subject of any United States Customs and Border Protection or any other Governmental Authority’s prepenalty notice or penalty claim, claim for liquidated damages or claim for redelivery of merchandise to customs custody. The Company has maintained at least five years’ worth of import records as required by sections 508 and 509 of the U.S. Tariff Act of 1930 (to the extent applicable to the Company) and the relevant records as required by other similar Applicable Laws. “
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. Each United States and other Customs Duty with respect to the Company and each of its predecessors has been paid. With respect to the imports into and exports from the United States of the Company or any of its predecessors (if any), (a) adequate cash deposits and bonds have been posted with respect to all entries that are not yet liquidated and final and (b) no entry has been subjected to suspension of liquidation pursuant to antidumping or countervailing duty orders. Neither the Company nor any of its predecessors is the subject of any United States Customs and Border Protection prepenalty notice or penalty claim, claim for liquidated damages or claim for redelivery of merchandise to customs custody. The Company and its predecessors has maintained at least five years’ worth of import records as required by sections 508 and 509 of the Tariff Act of 1930 (to the extent applicable to the Company or its predecessors). “Customs Duty” means any Tax, tariff, fee, expense, processing charge or other impost imposed by any Governmental Authority upon any item by reason of such item’s importation into the United States or any other country.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. Each United States and other Customs Duty with respect to each Operating Company has been paid. With respect to the imports into and exports from the United States of each Operating Company (if any), (a) adequate cash deposits and bonds have been posted with respect to all entries that are not yet liquidated and final and (b) no entry has been subjected to suspension of liquidation pursuant to antidumping or countervailing duty orders. No Operating Company is the subject of any United States Customs and Border Protection prepenalty notice or penalty claim, claim for liquidated damages or claim for redelivery of merchandise to customs custody. Each Operating Company has maintained at least five years’ worth of import records as required by sections 508 and 509 of the Tariff Act of 1930 (to the extent applicable to such Operating Company). “Customs Duty” means any Tax, tariff, fee, expense, processing charge or other impost imposed by any Governmental Authority upon any item by reason of such item’s importation into the United States or any other country.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. In respect of any import made pursuant to a Permit issued under clause 8.3(b), the Government shall undertake pre-shipment inspection as may be required by any applicable Law.
