Formalities means all the formalities considered, in the LME's sole discretion, to be reasonably necessary to be completed by the metal owner to permit the load- out of metal, including: the request to terminate the Warrant, the request for load-out of the metal, the provision of shipping instructions, and the payment of applicable load-out charges.
Formalities means any formality imposed on operators by the administration consisting in the presentation or examination of documents and certificates accompanying goods or other particulars, irrespective of form or medium, relating to the goods or means of transport.
Formalities means any formality to which an economic operator is subject to by the authorities and which consists in the production or examination
Examples of Formalities in a sentence
If the successful bidder, after completion of all Codal Formalities shows inability to sign the Contract then the firm shall be blacklisted minimum for two years.
Article 1111: Special Formalities and Information Requirements 1.
Rupees for work done on release of funds, subject to fulfillment of Codal Formalities, Technical Sanction, Agreement sanction, complying of Material & Technical specifications.
Formalities to be fulfilled, documentation to be submitted, guaranties requested, time estimation, etc.
Part 1 — Formalities Parties to this Agreement This Agreement is between the Commonwealth of Australia (the Commonwealth) and the States and Territories (the States).
More Definitions of Formalities
Formalities has the meaning given to it in Section 2.3.
Formalities means with regard to each Portfolio, jointly (i) the publication of the notice of the assignment of the relevant Portfolio in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Italy (Gazzetta Ufficiale della Repubblica Italiana) and (ii) the deposit of the request of registration of such notice with the competent companies' register.
Formalities shall have the meaning set forth in Section 4.09(b).
Formalities means any formality imposed on operators by the administration consisting in the presentation or examination of documents and certificates accompanying goods or other particulars, irrespective of form or medium, relating to the goods or means of transport. 1. Without prejudice to the specific provisions in force under agreements concluded between the European Economic Community and EFTA States, this Protocol shall apply to inspections and formalities concerning the carriage of goods which have to cross a frontier between an EFTA State and the Community, as well as between the EFTA States. 2. This Protocol shall not apply to inspections or formalities: - in respect of ships and aircraft as means of transport; however, it shall apply to vehicles and goods carried by the said means of transport; - required for the issue of health or plant health certificates in the country of origin or of provenance of the goods. 3. The customs security measures in Chapter IIa and Annexes I and II to the Protocol shall only apply between the Community and Norway. 4. When reference is made to the customs territory of the Contracting Parties in Chapter IIa and Xxxxxxx X and II to this Protocol, it covers: - the customs territory of the Community, - the customs territory of Norway. 1. Save as otherwise expressly provided in this Protocol, the Contracting Parties shall take the necessary measures to ensure that: - the different inspections and formalities provided for in Article 2(1) are carried out with the minimum delay necessary and, in so far as possible, at one place; - inspections are carried out by means of random checks, except in duly justified circumstances. 2. For the purposes of implementing the second indent of paragraph 1, the basis for carrying out random checks shall be the total number of consignments passing through a frontier post and presented to a customs office or inspection authority during a given period, and not the total number of goods making up each consignment. 3. The Contracting Parties shall facilitate, at the places of departure and destination of goods, the use of simplified procedures and data processing and data transmission techniques for the purposes of the export, transit and import of goods. 4. The Contracting Parties shall endeavour to deploy customs offices, including those in the interior of their territory, in such a way as best to take account of the requirements of commercial operators.
Formalities means any proceedings done by the official in the common control area under the laws related to importation, exportation, transit, regulation, control, inspection, authorization and approval of entry into, stay in, and exit from the Kingdom, of people, animals, plants, goods as well as conveyance, persons in charge of conveyance and crew of conveyance transporting the above-mentioned.
Formalities certificate: a Formalities Certificate, duly executed.
Formalities means any formality to which the authorities subject a trader and which consists in the production or examination of documents, certificates accompanying the goods, or other particulars, irrespective of the method or medium employed, relating to the goods or the means of transport;