Minimum requirements for partners Sample Clauses
The 'Minimum requirements for partners' clause sets out the baseline qualifications or standards that entities must meet to be eligible as partners under an agreement. This may include criteria such as financial stability, relevant industry certifications, compliance with legal regulations, or a proven track record in a specific field. By establishing these minimum requirements, the clause ensures that all partners possess the necessary capabilities and reliability, thereby reducing risk and promoting consistent quality within the partnership.
Minimum requirements for partners. The partner must ensure that it complies with all applicable national and supranational sanctions and trade embargoes. To this end, the partner must take all necessary measures to avoid the risk of a sanctions violation.
Minimum requirements for partners. The partner must ensure that it complies with all applicable national and supranational sanctions and trade embargoes. To this end, the partner must take all necessary measures to avoid the risk of a sanctions violation. Proof of the country of origin of the iron and steel pre-products used for the manufacture of the product in a third country, also within the EU, must be kept available for the customs authorities/BAFA (Federal Office of Import and Export Control). The proof must be presented at the customer's request. Suitable proof documents are - Mill Test Certificates - Invoices or delivery notes with details of the country of origin - Quality certificates with country of origin information - Long-term supplier declarations - Calculation and production documents with details of the country of origin - Customs documents of the exporting country with details of the country of origin - Detailed production description with country of origin - Declaration of the manufacturer on the country of origin - Certificate of Origin