Import Licence Clause Samples

Import Licence. If, in the performance of the Contract, the Contractor needs to import materiel into the UK for which an import licence is required, the responsibility for applying for the licence shall rest with the Contractor. The Authority shall provide the Contractor with all reasonable assistance in obtaining any necessary import licence with regard to any defence or security issue that may arise.
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Import Licence. If, in the performance of the Contract, the Contractor needs to import materiel into the UK for which an import licence is required, the responsibility for applying for the licence shall rest with the Contractor. The Authority shall provide the Contractor with all reasonable assistance in obtaining any necessary import licence with regard to any defence or security issue that may arise. Export Licence The Contractor shall notify the Authority promptly if the Contractor becomes aware that all or part of any Contractor Deliverable (including Information and software) to be Delivered under the Contract is or will be subject to: a non-UK export licence, authorisation or exemption; or any other related transfer control, that imposes or will impose end use, end user, re-transfer, re-export restrictions, or restrictions on disclosure to individuals based upon their nationality. This does not include the Intellectual Property-specific restrictions of the type referred to in clause D1. If requested by the Authority, the Contractor shall give the Authority a summary of every existing or expected licence and restriction referred to in clause B4.a and any related obligation or restriction to the extent that they place an obligation or restriction on the Authority with which the Authority must comply, including, to the extent applicable to such obligations or restrictions: the exporting nation, including the export licence number (where known); the Article or Service (including Information and software) affected; the nature of the restriction and obligation; the authorised end use and end users; any specific restrictions on access by third parties, or by individuals based upon their nationality, to the Articles or to anything Delivered or used in the performance or fulfilment of the Services; and any specific restrictions on the end user or on re-transfer or re-export to third parties of the Articles or of anything delivered or used in the performance or fulfilment of the Services. The Contractor shall not be required to disclose any of the provisos to a licence (or even the existence of them) to the extent that they do not relate to an obligation or constraint with which the Authority must comply. When an export licence is required from a foreign government for the performance of the Contract, the Contractor shall promptly consult with the Authority on the licence requirements and, where the Contractor is the applicant for the licence: ensure that when end use or end ...
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Import Licence. The Buyer will obtain at his own expense any licence required to import the Goods into the country of destination, a copy of which shall be sent upon request to the Company. If such licence expires before the Goods are available the Buyer shall be responsible for its renewal. The Company shall not be liable for any expense or loss caused by failure or delay in obtaining or renewing such licence. Any damages (whether direct, indirect, special or consequential) incurred by the Company by reason of such failure or delay shall be reimbursed by the Buyer upon demand.
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Import Licence. 1. The import into the Union of the cultural goods referred to in Part B of the Annex other than those referred to in Article 3(4) and (5) shall be subject to an import licence issued by the competent authority of the Member State in which the goods are placed under one of the customs procedures referred to in Article 2(1) c for the first time. 2. Import licences issued by the competent authorities of the Member States in accordance with this Regulation shall be valid throughout the Union. 3. The import licence shall not be construed to be evidence of licit provenance or ownership of the cultural goods concerned. 4. The holder of the goods shall apply for an import licence to the competent authority of the Member State referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article via the electronic system referred to in Article 9a. The application shall be accompanied by any supporting documents and information providing evidence that the cultural goods in question have been exported from the country where they were created or discovered in accordance with laws and regulations of that country or providing evidence of the absence of such laws and regulations at the time they were taken out of its territory. By derogation from the first subparagraph, the application may be accompanied instead by any supporting documents and information providing evidence that the cultural goods in question have been exported in accordance with the laws and regulations of the last country where they were located for a period of more than 5 years and for purposes other than temporary use, transit, re-export or transhipment, in the following cases: (a) the country where the cultural goods were created or discovered cannot be reliably determined or (b) the cultural goods left the country where they were created or discovered before 24 April 1972. 5. Evidence that the cultural goods in question have been exported in accordance with the laws and regulations according to paragraph 4 shall be provided in the form of export certificates or export licences insofar as the country in question has established such documents for the export of cultural heritage. 6. The competent authority shall verify whether the application is complete. It shall request any missing or additional information or document from the applicant within 21 days of receipt of the application. 7. The competent authority shall within 90 days of receipt of the complete application examine the application and decide to issue the import l...
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Import Licence. The Recipient shall be responsible for obtaining any import license or other authorization that may be necessary to import the Material into its country. Recipient shall provide to UPF, prior to the shipment of the Material, written notice that the required import license or other authorization has been obtained, together with the number thereof, or, if no license or other authorization is required, a written statement to that effect.
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Import Licence. The Borrower has obtained import licence(s) with list of equipment/necessary information about eligibility, scope and validity of imports under Open General Licence for equipment to be imported for the Project, and final quotation therefor. The Borrower further undertakes to obtain information regarding changes in import policy, eligibility and scope of import and shall advise the Lenders in this regard from time to time.
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