Common use of Third Countries Clause in Contracts

Third Countries. In any investigation or prosecution in which a national or resident of one Party is directed by the judicial process of a third country to undertake or refrain from any conduct in the territory of the other Party in a manner that conflicts with the laws or established policies of that other Party, the Parties agree to consult with a view to identifying means to avoid or minimize such conflict that the Parties might pursue between themselves, or, either jointly or inPidually, with the third country concerned.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Treaty, Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty