Transshipment. 1. An originating good shall be considered as non- originating, even if it has undergone production that satisfies the requirements of Article 22 if, subsequent to that production, outside the Areas of the Parties, the good:
Transshipment. A good shall not be considered to be an originating good by reason of having undergone production that satisfies the requirements of Article IV.1 if, subsequent to that production, the good:
Transshipment. 1. An originating good shall be considered as non-originating, even if it has undergone production thatsatisfies the requirements of Article 22 if, subsequent tothat production, outside the Areas of the Parties, thegood: (a) undergoes further production, or operations otherthan unloading, reloading or any other operationnecessary to preserve it in good condition or totransport it to the other Party; or (b) does not remain under surveillance of the customs authorities in one or more non- Parties where it undergoes transshipment or temporary storage inthose non-Parties. 2. Evidence that an originating good has not lost itsoriginating condition by means of paragraph 1 above shallbe provided to the customs authority of the importingParty.
Transshipment. Transshipment is an illegal practice of falsely documenting the country of origin of the raw materials used to manufacture the Products and the finished Products shipped to the United States in order to evade quota restraints on the country of actual production and the shipment of products under counterfeit export licenses or visas. Manufacturer acknowledges that transshipment in any form, violates U.S. federal law, that Company and THLI will review all documents received from Manufacturer to assure the veracity and the authenticity of the sources of Products and that, upon indication of transshipment of the Products by Manufacturer, Company or THLI reserves the right to immediately terminate this Agreement and pursue available remedies against Manufacturer.
Transshipment. (7) For the purposes of paragraph 2 of Article 35 (Transshipment), examples of documental proofs to be provided to the customs authority of the importing Party as evidence that the good has not lost its originating status are: - format or handwritten declaration issued by the customs authorities of the non-Party for goods being transshipped or temporarily stored; and - copies of bills of lading or airway bills for transportation from one Party to the other Party.
Transshipment. The originating goods of the other Party shall not lose such status when they are:
Transshipment a) Transshipment [unloading from vehicle and then reloading on to another vehicle] en- route is NOT PERMISSIBLE. Midway unloading and transshipment may however be permitted in exceptional cases, e.g. on accident en-route or other bonafide reasons, provided approval is taken from BHEL in advance.
Transshipment. 32.1) For consignments dispatched by BHEL, transshipment [unloading from vehicle and then reloading on to another vehicle] en-route is NOT PERMISSIBLE. Midway unloading and transshipment may however be permitted in exceptional cases, e.g. on customer’s request, accident en-route or other bona-fide reasons, provided approval is taken from BHEL in advance. The vehicle no. in which the material was originally loaded should be recorded in the G.R. for all materials. In the event of failure of VEHICLE anywhere en-route prior written information will be given by transporter to BHEL with 72 hours of such failures mentioning the circumstances necessitating the transshipment. BHEL reserves the right to depute their representative to witness transshipment of materials to ensure safety. Failing this, penalty of 5% of the gross freight amount will be levied.
Transshipment. Transshipment is an illegal practice of falsely documenting the country of origin of the raw materials used to manufacture the Licensed Products and the finished Licensed Products shipped to the United States in order to evade quota restraints on the country of actual production and the shipment of products under counterfeit export licenses or visas. Manufacturer acknowledges that transshipment, in any form, violates U.S. federal law, that Company and TBG will review all documents received from Manufacturer to assure the veracity and the authenticity of the sources of Products and that, upon indication of transshipment of the Products by Manufacturer, Company or TBG reserves the right to immediately terminate this Agreement and pursue available remedies against Manufacturer.
Transshipment. The Distributor shall not, whether directly or indirectly, sell, distribute, deliver or divert the Products outside of the Territory without the prior written permission of the Supplier. In addition to all other remedies available to the Supplier for breach of this Paragraph 8, the Distributor shall pay to the Supplier, within thirty (30) days of any transshipment of the Products, the amount of $5.00 for each and every case of the Products that was so sold or distributed by the Distributor or the Distributor's agents, including subdistributors, outside of the Territory.
