Re-export Clause Samples
A Re-export clause governs the conditions under which goods, technology, or information that have been imported into a country may be exported again to a third country. Typically, this clause requires the party in possession of the imported items to comply with both the original exporting country's export control laws and the importing country's regulations before re-exporting. For example, if software is imported from the United States to Germany, a re-export clause may require German companies to obtain U.S. authorization before sending the software to another country. The core function of this clause is to ensure compliance with international export control laws and prevent unauthorized transfer of sensitive items or technology.
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Re-export. Tesco’s Equipment and Services are supplied to the Purchaser at the destination indicated on the Quotation. The Purchaser warrants that any equipment, materials, components, chemicals, product or any other item supplied by Tesco to the Purchaser will not be trans-shipped or re-exported to any other country. Further, the Purchaser is aware that the sale or provision of certain goods to certain countries is restricted by the laws of the United States, Canada or of other countries whose laws may apply to either Tesco or the Purchaser, and that the Purchaser will not do any act or resell any item in violation of such laws.
Re-export. On goods imported into Suriname pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter 8, which Surgold intends to re-export, the Republic of Suriname shall have an option right to purchase the goods, and more in particular at ‘book value’ of the goods. In this respect, Surgold will offer the property for sale to the Republic of Suriname, and give the Republic of Suriname a sixty (60) day term to accept or refuse the offer. In case there is no response from the Republic of Suriname after such sixty (60) day period, Surgold shall be entitled to re-export the property on the same terms and with the same privileges and exemptions as are set forth in this Chapter 8, but subject, in the case of a sale upon termination of this Agreement, to the provisions of Chapter 18. The term ‘book value’ above for the purposes of this Section will be the value at the moment of transfer, derived from the value of the subject good on the last fiscal balance sheet of Surgold with respect to its Participating Interest in the Venture, as applicable.
Re-export. The Customer hereby agrees that it will not re-export any System supplied by Smartcall without the approvals required under UK or any other relevant laws or regulations.
Re-export. CUSTOMER UNDERSTANDS AND WARRANTS THAT IT SHALL NOT RE-EXPORT, RE-TRANSFER OR DIVERT TO ANY THIRD PARTY ANY U.S. ORIGIN ITEM THAT IS REGULATED BY THE U.S. MUNITIONS LIST (UML) AND PROVIDED TO CUSTOMER UNDER OR IN CONNECTION WITH THIS CONTRACT, EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY AUTHORIZED BY THE U.S. GOVERNMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE EXPORT LAWS.
Re-export. 10.1. The Buyer is prohibited from exporting the products outside the country specified in the purchase agreement as the destination. The same restriction applies to all other buyers in the supply chain with the exception of the end consumer.
10.2. If the obligation set out in section 10.1. is violated, the Buyer shall pay to the Seller a contractual penalty of 50% of the total purchase price, but not more than CZK 100,000.
Re-export. The Buyer undertakes not to re-export the products from the country of destination, unless applicable law does not restrict the re-exportation of the products and/or unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Seller.
Re-export. Where the Lessor draws back the Lease Item according to this Contract, the Lease Item may be exported abroad from China by the Lessor. The Lessee agrees to provide necessary assistances as reasonably required by the Lessor, including but not limited to preparing the certification and documents required for the export and submitting relevant documents to the competent department for recording (if required).
Re-export. Licensee and Licensee’s Staff shall have the right to re-export, free of all export duties and taxes, property which is no longer required for use in Licensee’s activities carried out hereunder, which property was originally imported free of duties and taxes as provided in Section 11.1, and shall be subject to Article 26 (ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY). Licensee and Licensee’s Staff shall also have the right to dispose of any of their respective property within [name of host country], provided that in the case of property imported under import duty privileges in accordance with Section 11.1 (Imports), they shall pay all duties and taxes due upon such sale in accordance with the Law then in force.
Re-export. Distributor will ensure that none of the Products are diverted outside the Territory in breach of this Agreement or in a manner that is contrary to the laws and regulations of any country having jurisdiction including the United States.
Re-export. Delivered goods are subject to the export control regulations of exporting countries, in particular US regu lations, as well as Swiss import regulations. Goods may only be re-exported from Switzerland with the approval of the Import and Export Division of the Swiss Federal Department of Economic Affairs, located in Bern, and the export control authority of thecountry of production. In certain cases, authorization must also be sought from the US export control authority in Washington, DC. The Customer is responsible for complying with all import and export regulations. T&N will assist the Customer in applying forthe appropriate export authorizations at the Customer’s expense.