Common use of Fixed Establishment Clause in Contracts

Fixed Establishment. Any fixed location for a Business other than the Place of Business, in which the business is carried out and is distinguished by the permanent presence of human and technical resources in such a way as to enable the Person to supply or receive Goods or Services. Place of Residence of a Person: The location of Place of Business or any other type of Fixed Establishment is. In the case of a natural person, if he does not have a Place of Business or Fixed Establishment, it will be his usual place of residence. If a Person has a Place of Residence in more than one State, the place of residence will be considered to be in the place most closely connected with the supply. Resident Person: A person will be resident in a State if he has a place of residence therein.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Common Vat Agreement, Common Vat Agreement, Common Vat Agreement

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