(b) The contractual place of receipt or the contractual place of delivery or

(b) The actual contractual place of receipt or the actual contractual place of delivery or

The text of draft paragraph 72 (b) should refer to the contractual place of receipt and the contractual place of delivery.

(a) the contractual place of receipt or contractual port of loading is located in a Contracting State, or

(b) the contractual place of delivery or contractual port of discharge is located in a Contracting State, or

1. Subject to Articles 3 to 5, this Instrument applies to contracts of carriage in which the contractual place of receipt and the contractual place of delivery are in different States, and the contractual port of loading and the contractual port of discharge are in different States, if

Contractual choice of application of the draft instrument

The general view was that, should such a provision be agreed to by the Working Group, careful drafting would be necessary to adequately enunciate the key requirement that the third party had expressly consented to be bound by the contractual derogation.

In proposed redraft article 2 (1), the specific references to contractual were deleted in favour of the final sentence.

All substantial projects involving foreign investment should have local resource development as part of the contractual agreement.

In such event, the shipper, being the original contractual counterpart of the carrier, has to assume the responsibility of advising the carrier about delivery.

(c) Secured obligation means the obligation secured by a security right.

It was indicated that draft article 88a (4) was necessary in view of the contractual approach adopted in the definition of the scope of application of the draft instrument.

Article V Consent to be bound

Obligating documents

Proposed redraft article 4 restated the elements of previous draft article 5 using the documentary approach, and specifically enumerated the persons to whom it applied.

II. Scope of the obligation

But the commitment is important.

Scope of the obligation

Scope of the obligation

Their litigation strategy took advantage of a standard contractual clause (called pari passu) intended to ensure that all claimants are treated equally.

It was further thought that in order to be consistent throughout the draft instrument, continued reliance on the contractual approach would suggest that only the place of receipt and delivery were relevant.

The way this dialogue has gradually developed beyond the sphere of the contract entered into by the State party should also offer some useful lessons in good practice.

You should abide by the consequences.

Strengthening political commitment

We welcome this renewed commitment.

The journalist has the right and obligation

We appreciate that commitment.

Commit to the decarbonization of the power sector as a vital building block of the low carbon economy.

Last year, Brazil overtook the United Kingdom often seen as an exemplar of contractual security as the world s sixth largest economy.

Second, the European Union has taken the least legally difficult route to debt crisis resolution the so called contractual approach, which aims at facilitating agreement with private creditors.

Extension in time of the breach of an international obligation

Finally, there must be a commitment to transparency.

(a) Secure political commitment.

Iraqis met that obligation, and the Governing Council voluntarily relinquished power and dissolved itself as the Iraqi Interim Government reasserted Iraq's sovereignty.

(a) The commitment policy and strategic responses

Political commitment and awareness raising

(f) Principal function Strengthening political commitment

That obligation is of particular relevance to the countries of the region.

Obligation to achieve the elimination of nuclear weapons

Obligation to promote equal treatment of men and women

The commitment should be matched with adequate resources.

That is part of the obligation to implement.

An act of an international organization does not constitute a breach of an international obligation unless the international organization is bound by the obligation in question at the time the act occurs.

The accounting framework established in this paragraph shall not be construed as establishing any precedent for the second and subsequent commitment periods.