Import Permits Sample Clauses

Import Permits. Many countries require import or export permits or certificates of origin for customs clearance (regardless of the hazardous status of the applicable Product(s)). The Customer is solely responsible for obtaining all import permits or other documentation and forwarding the appliable documentation to IQMH for inclusion with the Product shipment. IQMH will not ship any Products without the required documentation. Products will be shipped in accordance with Incoterms Free - on-Board (FOB). All duties and import taxes which may apply to the Survey Materials are the sole responsibility of the Customer and cannot be waived by IQMH. Any Products with hazardous materials may also require special permits and additional charges, taxes and duties may apply. IQMH reserves the right to amend its Quotation at any time and from time to time due to any changes in applicable taxes, including import taxes and duties, or such other charges. While IQMH will, using reasonable commercial means, ensure that Product shipments reach their destination in a timely and efficient manner, IQMH cannot guarantee nor warrants the delivery of the Survey Materials when due and shall not be held responsible for any delay in delivery, including any delay caused by the Customer in providing the applicable import permits and documentation. The Customer is advised to consult local authorities to determine if any permits or other documentation is/are required prior to confirming enrolment.

Import Permits. 1) In order to minimize special importation, Bidders should, where possible, have recourse to local suppliers and/or manufacturers 2) Bidders must state whether their bid is dependent upon the issue of a special import permit or whether they are able to supply the goods by making use of the import facilities available to them. 3) In the event of a Bid being dependent upon the issue of a special import permit, application for such special import permit shall be made by the Bidder, unless otherwise provided in the Special Conditions of Contract.

Import Permits. (a) The Buyer is to obtain at its own risk and expense any import licence or other official authorisation and carry out all customs formalities for the import of the Commodity and for their transport through any country. (b) The Buyer is to declare any requirements relating to import certification in the Packing Instructions. (c) The Buyer may advise the Seller of any additional requirements (at Buyer’s cost) relating to import certification (including providing a copy of an appropriate Import Permit for the total contract quantity including tolerance) up to 4 days prior to the Delivery Date but no later. If the Seller cannot comply with ▇▇▇▇▇’s additional import requirements the Seller must notify the Buyer as soon as practicable that unless the additional requirement is abandoned, the Seller will terminate the contract and claim damages for any losses incurred as a result of the termination.

Import Permits. OSI shall be responsible for obtaining any necessary import permits for Products.

Import Permits. SST shall be responsible for obtaining the -------------- appropriate licenses or permits required to import Products into each destination country in the Territory. To the extent permitted by law within the Territory, all such licenses and permits shall specify FMT as the approved entity for importation of the Products in the Territory, and FMT shall have the exclusive rights to all such licenses or permits if this Agreement is terminated for any reason.

Import Permits. Avigen is responsible for obtaining any necessary import permits to allow Licensed Product importation into the Territory in Finished Product form (if applicable). SDI shall provide Avigen with reasonable assistance in connection with obtaining such import permits, at no additional charge. As between the Parties, SDI is solely responsible for all import permits to

Import Permits. Distributor shall be responsible for obtaining the -------------- appropriate licenses or permits required to import Products into each destination country in the Territory. To the extent permitted by law within the Territory, all such licenses and permits shall specify VidaMed as the approved entity for importation of the Products in the Territory, and VidaMed shall have the exclusive rights to all such licenses or permits if this Agreement is terminated for any reason.

Import Permits. Before an import permit may be granted by the Management Authority of the country into which a wild Appendix I plant is being brought, the Scientific Authority of the importing country must advise that the import would not be detrimental to the survival of the species in the wild.

Import Permits. (a) The Buyer is to obtain at its own risk and expense any import licence or other official authorisation and carry out all customs formalities for the import of the Commodity and for their transport through any country. (b) The Buyer is to declare any requirements relating to import certification in the Packing Instructions (see Clause 2.). These may be amended/supplemented any time up to 15 calendar days prior to Delivery Date. (c) The Buyer may advise the Seller of any additional requirements (at Buyer’s cost) relating to import certification (including providing a substitute copy of an appropriate Import Permit for the total contract quantity including tolerance) up to 4 days prior to the Delivery Date but no later. If the Seller cannot comply with ▇▇▇▇▇’s additional import requirements the Seller must notify the Buyer as soon as practicable that unless the additional requirement is abandoned, the Seller will terminate the contract and claim damages for any losses incurred as a result of the termination.