Search results for: “imports of services”
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Section 301
Section 301 in Global Commerce Policy In this regard, a definition of this issue is as follows: the section so numbered of the United States Trade Act of 1974. The entries on trade policy are here. It was amended in 1979 (Trade Agreements Act), 1984 (Trade and Tariff Act), 1988 (Omnibus Trade […]
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Banana Cases
Banana cases in Global Commerce Policy In this regard, a definition of this issue is as follows: this refers to two trade disputes brought for adjudication in the GATT and the WTO. The first was a case launched in 1993 in the GATT by Columbia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Nicaragua and Venezuela […]
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Banana Cases
Banana cases in Global Commerce Policy In this regard, a definition of this issue is as follows: this refers to two trade disputes brought for adjudication in the GATT and the WTO. The first was a case launched in 1993 in the GATT by Columbia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Nicaragua and Venezuela […]
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Most-favoured-nation Treatment
Most-favoured-nation treatment in Global Commerce Policy In this regard, most-favoured-nation treatment is: MFN. This is the rule, usually established through a trade agreement, that a country gives each of the trading partners with which it has concluded relevant agreements the best treatment […]
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Goods
Its primary meaning is all chattels personal , capable of manual delivery , other than money . It has been said that goods include all chattels personal other than things in action and money. See Utica Carting Storage & Contracting Co. v World Fire & marine insurance Co., 100 […]
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Goods
Its primary meaning is all chattels personal , capable of manual delivery , other than money . It has been said that goods include all chattels personal other than things in action and money. See Utica Carting Storage & Contracting Co. v World Fire & marine insurance Co., 100 […]
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Tenure
The word is a relic of feudal times. Denoted a mode of holding property . In England, theoretically, all land is owned by the crown and all who are possessed of land hold the same mediately or immediately of the Crown. The possession of land by a subject is called tenure which may be […]
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Tenure
The word is a relic of feudal times. Denoted a mode of holding property . In England, theoretically, all land is owned by the crown and all who are possessed of land hold the same mediately or immediately of the Crown. The possession of land by a subject is called tenure which may be […]
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Emolument
A profit , gain or advantage. It has a wider meaning than remuneration and includes, in addition, the compensation, salary , fees, perquisites and benefits arising from an office or employment. Taxpayers League of Carbon county v McPherson, 54 P..2d897, 106 A.L.R. 767, 49 Wyo. 251.