URUGUAY Clause Samples
The "URUGUAY" clause typically designates Uruguay as the governing jurisdiction for a contract or agreement. This means that any disputes, legal interpretations, or enforcement actions arising from the contract will be subject to Uruguayan law and, often, resolved in Uruguayan courts. By specifying Uruguay as the legal venue, the clause provides clarity and predictability regarding which country's laws apply, thereby reducing uncertainty and potential conflicts over jurisdiction.
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URUGUAY. Any discrepancy that may arise between the parties in the execution, interpretation or compliance of this Agreement that may not be directly resolved shall be submitted to the Montevideo Courts ("Tribunales Ordinarios de Montevideo"). The parties agree to submit any conflict related to this Agreement, existing between them to the Courts of the Metropolitan Area of the City of Caracas.
URUGUAY. There are no country-specific provisions.
URUGUAY. There are no country specific provisions.
URUGUAY. Data Privacy
URUGUAY. Data Privacy Acknowledgement. This provision supplements Section 16 of the Agreement:
URUGUAY. This paper is presented for consideration by ACAP and may contain unpublished data, analyses, and/or conclusions subject to change. Data in this paper shall not be cited or used for purposes other than the work of the ACAP Secretariat, ACAP Advisory Committee or their subsidiary Working Groups without the permission of the original data holders.
URUGUAY. Venezuela
URUGUAY. Trade Agreement signed Aug. 12, Exchange of most-favoured-nation 1936; in force May 15, 1940. Ad- ditional Protocol signed Oct. 19, 1953. GATT effective Dec. 16, 1953. treatment. May be terminated on six months notice. VIET NAM. Franco-Canadian Trade Agreement Since the creation of Viet Nam as of 1933 applied to Viet Nam. an independent State, Canada has continued to accord most- favoured-nation rates.
URUGUAY. Trade Agreement signed Aug. 12, Exchange of most-favoured-nation 1936; in force May 15, 1940. Ad- ditional protocol signed Oct. 19, 1953. GATT effective Dec. 16, 1953.
URUGUAY. Canada signed a most-favoured-nation Agreement with Uruguay on Aug. 12, 1936, as regards customs duties, quotas, and allocation of exchange for commercial transactions. Notes then exchanged, and renewed from time to time pending tbe coming into force of the formal agreement, granted the Canadian Inter- mediate Tariff in return for Uruguayan trading faculties for Canadian exports. A Canadian Act ratifying the Agreement was assented to on Apr. 10, 1937. Rati- fications were exchanged at Montevideo, Uruguay, on Apr. 15, 1940, bringing the Agreement into force as from May 15, 1940. It is to remain in force for three years and thereafter until terminated on six months' notice. Under the Tariff of Uruguay duties may be increased by 50 p.c. on imports from countries that do not offer reciprocity, or do not accord most-favoured-nation treatment to Uruguayan goods.