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Section 12, The Diamond Corporations Agreement (1959) (Ratification) Ordinance
Status not yet checkedThe Diamond Corporations Agreement (1959) (Ratification) Ordinance, Sierra Leone
NoTWITHSTANDING the provisions of Clauses 8 and 11 (c) hereofshould the Corporation at any time hold unsold in its hands a stock of
diamonds bought through the Government Diamond Office in terms of this
Agreement of the value of £3,000,000 (Three million pounds) or more the
Corporation shall be entitled to approach the Government to secure such
changes in this Agreement as may seem desirable in the circumstances and
failing Agreement between the Government and the Corporation in regard to
such changes either party shall be at liberty to determine this Agreement
but not before this Agreement has been in operation for three years. The
Corporation however undertakes to procure that in each six-monthly period
from January to June and from July to December of each year covered by
this Agreement the sales of Sierra Leone gem diamonds purchased by it
through the Government Diamond Office shall not be in lesser proportion to
such purchases than the proportion of total sales of gem diamonds by the
Corporation to total purchases of gem diamonds by the Corporation during
each of the periods referred to and this shall apply likewise to industrial
diamonds. The Corporation shall inform the Government when total stocks
reach the figures of £1,000,000 (One million pounds), £2,000,000 (Two million
pounds) and £2t million (Two and a half million pounds).
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