EXPORT LICENCES Clause Samples
The EXPORT LICENCES clause establishes the requirement for parties to obtain and maintain any necessary export licenses or permits related to the goods, services, or technology covered by the agreement. In practice, this means that before shipping products internationally or transferring controlled technology, the responsible party must ensure compliance with all applicable export control laws and secure the appropriate authorizations from government authorities. This clause is essential for preventing legal violations and delays by clarifying which party is responsible for regulatory compliance in cross-border transactions.
EXPORT LICENCES. Notwithstanding any INCOTERM 2000 used in this Purchase Order, the Supplier shall obtain any export licences required for the goods.
EXPORT LICENCES a copy, certified as a true and complete copy by an officer of the Company of all consents, authorisations, licences and approvals required by the relevant Owner and the Builder (if any) in connection with the export by the Builder of the relevant Ship;
EXPORT LICENCES. The Supplier is responsible for obtaining, at its own cost, such export licences and other consents in relation to the Goods as are required from time to time under the Supplier’s appliable laws and, if required by the Customer, the Supplier shall make those licences and consents available to the Customer prior to the relevant shipment.
EXPORT LICENCES. The Buyer shall be responsible for obtaining any license, permit or other governmental approvals (individually and collectively, “Export Licenses”) required for the export, re-export, or transfer of any Technology. The Buyer shall be responsible for all reviews, classifications and licenses related to any encryption or other information security-related regulations.
EXPORT LICENCES. The Supplier will obtain all required export licences from the country or export and/or country of origin of equipment, materials, supplies and technical data exported by the Supplier.
EXPORT LICENCES. Notwithstanding any INCOTERM 2000 used in this LTA, the Supplier shall obtain any export licences required for the goods (if any).
EXPORT LICENCES. If, in the execution of the Contract, the Contractor needs to import material for which a foreign export license is required, it shall be his responsibility to apply for and obtain in a timely manner such a license.
EXPORT LICENCES. 5.1. Upon announcement of the final destination the Contractor shall check whether the shipment or a part of the shipment is subject to an export licence when being re-exported by Frequentis. This shall apply to EU provisions, US Export Administration Regulations (EAR) and International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). If the shipment in its entirety or partially consists of products of US origin, the Contractor shall state the relevant ECCN (Export Control Classification Number) with no request being necessary, or confirm classification as EAR 99.
5.2. If the Contractor does not indicate any export restrictions, this shall be deemed a confirmation that no export restrictions apply.
EXPORT LICENCES. 2.13.1 It shall be the sole responsibility of the Contractor to obtain in a timely manner any import licence(s), export licence(s) and/or customs clearance(s) into the UK, or elsewhere, required in order to perform any of its obligations under the Contract. The Contractor shall be responsible for all duties, taxes, levies and imposts charged in connection with any import and/or export.
EXPORT LICENCES. If all or any spare parts, materials, goods or equipment to be supplied are to be imported acquisition thereof shall be subject to all requisite export or other Licenses and Authorisations being granted by the country concerned.