(a) are a description of products eligible for concessions in the destination country under this agreement; 3. Both parties will cooperate fully, in accordance with their legislation and national procedures in the event of alleged circumvention or circumvention of the agreement, to resolve problems arising from circumvention, including facilitating joint factory visits and contacts between representatives of both parties, on request and on a case-by-case basis. Any country may prohibit the importation of input products from countries with which it has no economic and trade relations. The importer of the product is on the date of importation and, in determining the origin of the products, the packaging must be considered the product it contains. However, packaging can be treated separately when required by national law. 2. Contracting parties take the necessary steps to review and/or take, if necessary, legal and/or administrative measures to prevent the circumvention of this agreement by misinformation about the country of origin or falsification of original documents. products obtained exclusively from the products covered by points (a) to j). vegetable products, including agricultural and forest products, harvested there; explanation.
– for the purposes of this notification, “preferential treatment” for each product is the exemption granted under the Indian government`s communication to the Ministry of Finance (Ministry of Finance), No. 26/2000 of 1 March 2000, and includes preferential concessions. c) meet the shipping requirements set out in the ISFTA`s rules of origin. As a general rule, products must be shipped directly from the export country to the destination country under Article 9. products obtained from the seabed or under the seabed outside their territorial waters, provided they have exclusive rights to operate; 4. When a party considers that the rules of origin are circumvented, it may request consultations to address the issue or to address issues relating to a solution satisfactory to both parties. Each party will conduct such consultations immediately. Animal products affected at point c); “ship” refers to commercial fishing vessels (A) registered in the country of the contracting party and operated by a citizen of the contracting party or by a partnership, an entity or group duly registered in that country, of which at least sixty per cent are owned by a citizen and/or the government of that party, or to sixty-five per cent of citizens and/or governments of the contracting parties; However, the goods are confiscated by the ships.
Commercial fishing under bilateral agreements providing for the charter/lease of these vessels and/or the distribution of catches between the contracting party may also benefit from preferential treatment. Ships or factory vessels operated by public authorities are not subject to the contracting party`s flag requirements. The location and date, signature and stamp of the certification body. products that are manufactured on their factory ships exclusively from inventory f) and/or on board their factory ships; mineral materials or products, including mineral fuels, lubricants and related materials, as well as mineral or metal ores obtained from its soil, waters or seabed; Products that are not fully obtained or obtained The reference in box 8, point b) must be worded as follows: preferential products must be fully manufactured or manufactured in the exporting part in accordance with Rule 6 of the ISFTA rules of origin, or where products manufactured or kept in the exporting part must not receive assistance in accordance with Rule 7 or Rule 8.