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The 'Specific Rules' clause establishes particular guidelines or procedures that apply to certain aspects of an agreement, overriding or supplementing the general terms. This clause typically details unique requirements, exceptions, or processes relevant to specific situations, such as handling disputes, delivery methods, or performance standards. By clearly outlining these tailored provisions, the clause ensures that both parties understand and adhere to special conditions, thereby reducing ambiguity and preventing potential conflicts.
Specific Rules. The provisions of this Title shall apply without prejudice to any specific rules established in other Titles of this Agreement.
Specific Rules. The provisions of this Chapter shall apply without prejudice to any specific rules on transparency established in other Chapters of Title IV (Trade and Trade-related Matters) of this Agreement.
Specific Rules. Do you have any physical disability, limitation, illness or other condition that would affect your ability to participate safely in any aspect of shooting activities? Yes No (Initials)
Specific Rules. The following rules will be applied in the order they appear to determine whether this Contract is Primary or Secondary to another Plan:
Specific Rules. In addition to the one general guidelines set out above, the following specific rules should be observed:
1. No trading in securities of the Company by Insiders directly involved in the preparation of the Company’s, quarterly or annual financial statements can take place from the beginning of the preparation of the statements until after one business day has elapsed from the date on which the Company’s press release announcing the results for the fiscal period was disseminated.
Specific Rules. Specific provisions in other Chapters of this Agreement regarding the subject matter of this Chapter shall prevail to the extent that they differ from this Chapter.
Specific Rules. This Chapter applies without prejudice to any specific rules established in other Chapters of this Agreement.
Specific Rules. The principle established in article 8 shall be subject to the following exceptions:
(a) Persons who are employed in the territory of one Contracting State and who are assigned by their normal employer to the territory of the other Contracting State in order to perform work there on behalf of that employer shall continue to be subject to the laws of the first State, provided that the anticipated duration of the work does not exceed 12 months, that the person has not been sent to replace another employee who has reached the end of his or her period of assignment and that the necessary arrangements have been made in advance;
(b) Persons who are normally self-employed in the territory of one Contracting State and who perform work in the territory of the other Contracting State shall continue to be subject to the laws of the first Contracting State, provided that the anticipated duration of the work does not exceed 12 months and that the necessary arrangements have been made in advance;
(c) If the work referred to in subparagraphs (a) and (b) continues for longer than 12 months, the competent authority of the second Contracting State, or the agency designated by that authority, may extend the application of the laws of the first Contracting State for a further period of not more than 12 months, provided that the extension is requested before the end of the first period of 12 months;
(d) Employed persons who work for an air transport enterprise having its registered office in the territory of one of the Contracting States and who are members of the flight crew shall be subject to the laws of the State in whose territory the company has its registered office. However, if the enterprise has a branch or permanent office in the territory of the other Contracting State, the persons employed by such branch or office shall be subject to the laws of the Contracting State in whose territory it is located;
(e) Persons working on board a vessel flying the flag of a Contracting State shall be subject to the laws of the Contracting State in whose territory they reside;
(f) Civil servants and equivalent personnel shall be subject to the laws of the Contracting State whose administration employs them;
(g) Nationals of one Contracting State who are posted by the Government of that Contracting State to the territory of the other Contracting State as diplomatic personnel or consular officers shall be subject to the laws of the first Contracting State in accordance with the Vienn...
Specific Rules. ANNEX NOTE: A good containing over 10 percent by weight of cow’s milk solids classified under chapter 4 or heading 1901, 2105, 2106, or 2202 must be made from originating cow's milk. Use of non- originating sheep’s or goat’s milk in a good classified under Chapter 4 or heading 1901, 2105, 2106, or 2202 shall not render the good non-originating.
Section I Vegetable Products (Chapter 6-14)
Specific Rules. The provisions of this chapter are without prejudice to the specific rules laid down in other chapters of this Treaty.