Provisions of the Code Clause Samples

The "Provisions of the Code" clause defines which specific rules, regulations, or statutory requirements from a referenced code are incorporated into the agreement or document. In practice, this clause clarifies whether the entire code or only selected sections apply, and may specify how updates or amendments to the code affect the parties' obligations. Its core function is to ensure clarity and certainty regarding the legal standards and requirements that govern the parties' conduct, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over which rules are in force.
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Provisions of the Code. The term “REIT Provisions of the Code” shall mean Sections 856 through 860 of the Code and any successor or other provisions of the Code relating to REITs (including provisions as to the attribution of ownership of beneficial interests therein) and the regulations promulgated thereunder.
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Provisions of the Code. The Visa Code208 intends to consolidate the acquis, which explains why several provisions of the CCI have been copied into the Code. On the other hand it also develops the acquis. Before going into detail, it is important to mention that there are several types op visas. We will focus on the so called ‘short stay visas’209 and not investigate the airport transit visas, which are dealt with in article 3 VC. But even the short stay visas, can be divided in two subcategories. There are visas for a single or double entry and visas for multiple entries. The provisions for the subcategories differ, but only in minor details.210 3.2.2.1. Application for a visa Although the Visa Code lays down one set of provisions on the basis of which the Schengen visas are issued, they remain partially ‘national’: they are issued by the consulates of the member states211, since there is no European mechanism to issue visas. However, the form in which the visas are issued, is subject to European rules, which are laid down in two regulations.212 Article 5 VC sets out the principles to determine which Member State is responsible for the processing of visa applications. Visa applicants are not free to choose in which consulate they will apply for a visa. The main rule is that the Member State whose territory constitutes the sole destination of the visit is the competent state to examine visa application. If the applicant intends to travel to more than one destination, he has to determine the main destination of the visit, in terms of length or terms of purpose of stay. If no main destination can be determined, it is the Member State whose external border the applicant intends to cross in order to enter the territory of the Member States. The Visa Code Handbook213 contains a specific chapter on the determination of the competent Member State. The visa applicant has to apply for a visa before he travels to the European Union. The applicant might be required to 207 Visa Code, recital 3. For the provisions in the Visa Code taken over from the CCI or the provisions explicitly not taken over, see: COM (2006) 403 final 208 Hereafter abbreviated as “VC”. 209 These are also called ‘Schengen-visas’ or ‘C-visas’. 210 For example, article 15 VC on travel medical insurance lays down different rules, depending on whether the visa is intended for one or two entries or for multiple entries. 211 Peers (n 206) 117. 212 Council Regulation (EC) 1683/1995 of 29 May 1995 laying down the uniform format f...
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