Agta Clause Samples

The AGTA clause, which stands for American Gem Trade Association, typically refers to standards or warranties related to the disclosure and representation of gemstones in commercial transactions. In practice, this clause requires sellers to accurately disclose any treatments, enhancements, or origins of gemstones, ensuring that buyers receive transparent and truthful information about the products they purchase. Its core function is to promote ethical trade practices and protect both buyers and sellers by reducing the risk of misrepresentation and disputes over gemstone quality or authenticity.
Agta. Taxes (Art. 2) 1.1 Customs Duties (Art. 2) 1.2 Rate of Interest (Art. 2) 1.3 Advanced Payment Increases (Art. 2) 1.4 FAA Manufacturer Changes (Art. 3) 1.5 FAA Operator Changes (Art. 3) 1.6 Development Change and Manufacturer Change Production Revision Records (Art. 4) 1.7 Part 121 Compliance Review (Art. 4) 1.8 Condition of Aircraft Suffering Damage (Art. 5)1.9 Target Delivery Dates (Art. 6) 1.10 Customer Delay in Acceptance of Aircraft (Art. 6) 1.11 Customer Delay Due to Allied Pilots Association Strike (Art. 6)1.12 Liquidated Damages and Right of Termination (Art. 7)1.13 Notice to Customer in the Event of an Excusable Delay (Art. 7)1.14 Aircraft Damaged Beyond Repair (Art. 7) 1.15 Termination (Art. 7) 1.16 Excusable Delay (Art. 7) 1.17 Risk Allocation/Insurance (Art. 8) 1.18 Alteon Interface Commitment (Art 9) 1.19 Exculpatory Clause in Post-Delivery Sale or Lease (Art. 9)1.20 Termination for Certain Events (Art. 10) 1.21 FAA Grounding 1.22 FAA ETOPS Prevention 1.23 Duplicate Remedies 1.24
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Agta. The entire AGTA, and as amended by Letter Agreement No. 6-1162-RCN-1795 entitled “AGTA Amended Articles”, shall pertain and be applicable to Customer with respect to [ * ], subject to the following: [ * ]
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