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2014. évi I. törvény a Magyarország Kormánya és Georgia Kormánya között a nemzetközi közúti személyszállításról és árufuvarozásról szóló Megállapodás

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Ez a törvény a Magyarország és Georgia Kormánya közötti nemzetközi közúti személyszállításról és árufuvarozásról szóló megállapodást hirdeti ki, szabályozva a két ország közötti, tranzit, valamint harmadik országba irányuló vagy onnan érkező közúti szállítást.

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2014. évi I. törvény a Magyarország Kormánya és Georgia Kormánya között a nemzetközi közúti személyszállításról és árufuvarozásról szóló Megállapodás kihirdetéséről - Hatályos Jogszabályok Gyűjteménye

Hungary and the Government

Georgia on the International Transport

Passengers and Goods by Road The Government

Hungary and the Government

Georgia (hereinafter the Contracting Parties), Desiring to regulate and improve the transport

passengers and goods by road between the two countries and the transit traffic based on reciprocity, cooperation and mutual interests, Have agreed as follows: I. INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS Article 1

(1)The present agreement shall apply to the international transport

passengers by bus registered in the state territory

either Contracting Party and to the international transport

goods by vehicle between the two countries or as transit traffic crossing the respective territory

the Contracting Parties as traffic destined or departed to/from a third country.

(2)The present Agreement does not affect the rights and obligations

the Contracting Parties arising from other international treaties. The present agreement shall in no way prejudice to the obligations

Hungary as a Member State

the European Union, and is subject to those obligations. Consequently, the provisions

the present agreement shall not be invoked or interpreted, neither in whole nor in part in such a way as to invalidate, amend or otherwise affect the obligations

Hungary arising from the Treaty

Accession to the European Union, the Treaties on which the European Union is founded, as well as from the primary and secondary law

the European Union. Article 2 Under the scope

the present agreement:

(1)„carrier” Who is entitled to engage in the international transport

passengers and/or goods by road for own account or for remuneration in accordance with the relevant national legislation

Hungary or Georgia;

(2)„bus” mechanically propelled road vehicle carrying passengers, which is, in accordance with technical requirements, suitable for the carrying more than nine persons (including the driver), and the trailer for carrying baggage;
(3)„motor vehicle” mechanically propelled road vehicle registered in the territory

the State

either Contracting Party, which is, in accordance with the technical requirements, suitable for the carriage

goods, including any accompanying trailer or semi-trailer;

(4)„transport from or to a third country” an activity when a carrier registered on the state territory

either Contracting Party carries to the state territory

the other Contracting Party from the territory

a State where the referred carrier is not registered or when the carrier registered on the state territory

the other Contracting Party carries from the state territory

the either Contracting Party to a third State where the referred carrier is not registered;

(5)„cabotage” Transport

passengers or goods performed by bus or motor vehicle registered in the state territory

one Contracting Party between the departure point and the destination point which are located in the state territory

the other Contracting Party;

(6)„transit” (6.1) transport

passengers by bus across the state territory

the other Contracting Party without embarking and disembarking

passengers; (6.2) „transport

goods” by motor vehicle across the state territory

the other Contracting Party without loading and unloading

goods;

(7)„regular transport

passengers” transport

passengers by bus with determined frequency, on predefined route and according to given timetables and tariffs when passengers can only get on or get

f at predefined stops;

(8)„special purpose regular transport

passengers” transport by bus

passengers listed according to the purpose

the travel with the exclusion

other passengers;

(9)„non-regular transport

passengers” transport

passengers by bus which does not belong to the categories

’regular transport

passengers’ or ’special purpose regular transport

passengers’. II. TRANSPORT

PASSENGERS Article 3 Regular transport

passengers

(1)Regular transport

passengers by bus shall be subject to permit.

(2)The competent authorities

the Contracting Parties shall issue the permits for regular transport

passengers between the States for the part

the route in their own territories. The competent authorities

the Contracting Parties shall, in line with the relevant national legislation, jointly define the permit’s period

validity and they approve the timetable, the route and the applicable fares.

(3)The application for the permit referred in section
(2)

this Article shall be submitted to the competent authority

the State

the other Contracting Party through the competent authority

the State

the Contracting Party where the carrier is seated.

(4)The applications according to section
(3)

this Article shall include the following data: (4.1) first and second name

the applicant carrier or name and seat

the carrier company. (4.2) type

transport, (4.3) period

validity

the permit in the application, (4.4) period

operation and the envisaged frequency

lines (4.5) exact route, stops (stops for embarking and disembarking

passengers, resting places, border crossing points), (4.6) route length in kilometers: to the destination and back, (4.7) route length per day, (4.8) driving and resting time

the drivers, (4.9) timetable, (4.10) fares for transport

passengers (tariff tables) and travel conditions.

(5)Permits for regular transit transport

passengers in the state territory

the Contracting Parties shall be issued by the competent authority

the Contracting Party whose territory is used by the transit transport.

(6)The application for the permit for regular transit transport

passengers shall include the data listed in points (4.1), (4.2), (4.3), (4.5) and (4.9)

section

(4)

this Article, as well as the copy

permits from the States covered by the transport.

(7)No permit shall be required in case

a bus replacing a broken bus performing regular transport

passengers. Article 4 Non-regular transport

passengers

(1)Non-regular transport

passengers shall not be subject to permit in the following cases. (1.1) transit transport, (1.2) between the territories

the Contracting Parties (1.2.1) circle lines with closed doors, that is transport

passengers when the same bus carries the same group

passengers from the departure point located in the territory

the State registrating the bus to the destination point located in the same territory while the personal setup

passengers does not change during the journey, (1.2.2) transport

passengers when the group

passengers with unchanged personal setup is transported from the State registrating the bus to the State

the other Contracting Party and the bus returns empty.

(2)No permit shall be required in case

a bus replacing a broken bus performing one

the transports

passengers included in section

(1)

this Article or section

(1)

the Article 3.

(3)In case

non-regular lines mentioned in section

(1)

this Article a list

passengers shall be required each time, which is to be continuously kept on the bus and to be stamped by the competent customs authority at the time

entering the state territory

the other Contracting Party, except for an entry to the territory

Hungary from the territory

any

the Member States

the European Union.

(4)Other non-regular transports

passengers shall require permit from the competent authorities

the States

the Contracting Parties. Article 5 Special purpose regular transport

passengers

(1)Special purpose regular transport

passengers shall be subject to permit. The permit shall be issued by the competent authorities

the States

the Contracting Parties for the part

the route in their own territories.

(2)The application for the permit related to special purpose regular transport

passengers shall be submitted to the competent authority

the State

the other Contracting Party through the competent authority

the State

the Contracting Party where the carrier is seated. Applications shall be submitted at least 60 days prior to launch date

the line.

(3)Application for permission for special purpose regular transport

passengers shall include data listed in points (4.1)–(4.9)

section

(4)

Article 3

the present agreement.

(4)In order to perform special purpose regular transport

passengers the carrier shall prepare a list

passengers, which is to be continuously kept on the bus and to be stamped by the relevant competent authority at the time

entering to the state territory

the other Contracting Party, except for an entry to the territory

Hungary from the territory

any

the Member States

the European Union. III. TRANSPORT

GOODS Article 6

(1)The transport

goods between the territories

the States

the Contracting Parties or in transit through these territories, as well as destined to and from third countries shall be subject to permits issued by the competent authorities

the states

the Contracting Parties.

(2)A permit is issued for every motor vehicle. The permit is issued for an outward journey and a return journey, for laden or unladen vehicle. For transport

goods by a motor vehicle with trailer, the permit is necessary only for the motor vehicle.

(3)The permits referred to paragraph 1 and paragraph 2

this article can be granted: a. with payment, or b. without payment.

(4)The competent authorities

the states

the Contracting Parties define in the frameworks

the Joint Committee according to Article 16

the present Agreement the type and number

the permits provided for in section

(3)

this Article as well as the order

their issue and use.

(5)Road transport permits shall not be transferable, they shall only be used by the carrier who was issued the permit.
(6)Permits shall be kept on the vehicle when performing transportation in the state territory

the other Contracting Party and they shall be presented upon the call

the competent authority.

(7)The permits are valid for the current calendar year and they may be used until 31 January

the next year. Article 7

(1)The following transportations can be carried out without permit and without payment in the state territory

the Contracting Parties: (1.1) transport

objects for publicity or educational purposes (e.g. to be presented at fairs or exhibitions), (1.2) carriage

equipment and accessories for theatrical, musical or film purposes, sporting events, circuses, exhibitions or fairs or making

radio or television broadcasts or films, as well as transport

animals in relation with the production, (1.3) return transport

damaged or broken down motor vehicles, (1.4) transport

mortal remains in sepulchral urns or coffins, (1.5) carriage

humanitarian consignments, (1.6) carriage

movable property for resettlement, (1.7) transport

mails, (1.8) transport

objects and works

art, (1.9) transports

baggage in the trailers

buses carrying passengers, (1.10) transport by motor vehicles the permissible gross weight

which, including that

trailers, does not exceed 6 tons, or when the permissible payload, including that

trailers, does not exceed 3.5 tons, (1.11) first empty run in transit

the buses or motor vehicles purchased abroad for the carriers registered in the state territory

either Contracting Parties.

(2)During the transports mentioned in points (1.1) – (1.10)

section

(1)

this Article the empty run

the motor vehicle before or after these transports can be performed without permit in the state territories

the Contracting Parties. Article 8

(1)In relation to weight and dimension limits the competent authorities

the States

the Contracting Parties undertake not to impose on vehicles with permit for transport

goods in the state territory

the other Contracting Party regulations which are less favorable then those imposed on vehicles permitted in its own territory.

(2)If the weight or dimensions

the vehicle or its freight exceed the permissible maximum in the state territory

the other Contracting Party, special authorization must be obtained from the competent authority

the latter Contracting Party before the carriage is undertaken.

(3)Carriage

dangerous goods in the state territory

the other Contracting Party requires, if necessary, a special authorization issued by the competent authority

the same Contracting Party based on national legislation.

(4)Regarding to authorizations referred to in sections
(2)and
(3)

this Article, the competent authority may introduce transport limitations or may order the use

a predefined route

transport and road border crossing point. IV. GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 9

(1)Carriers

the States

the Contracting Parties shall undertake, during transport

passengers or goods in the state territory

the other Contracting Party, to comply with the relevant national legislation.

(2)Should any

the provision

the present Agreement or the national legislation

the State

the other Contracting Party be breached by the carrier registered in the state territory

the either Contracting Party, the competent authority

the Contracting Party in the territory where breach

the provisions took place informs, besides conducting its own legal proceedings, the competent authority

the State

the Contracting Party

registrations, which shall take the necessary steps that are provided by its own national legislation.

(3)Competent authorities

the States

the Contracting Parties shall inform each other about sanctions imposed by them as per section

(2)

this Article. Article 10

(1)When entering the state territory

the other Contracting Party the carrier shall present upon the call

the competent authority the document certifying the validity

the third party liability insurance providing coverage

damage caused to other parties.

(2)Should a bus or a motor vehicle fail to have the document mentioned in section
(1)

this Article the carrier, when entering the state territory

the other Contracting Party, shall effect third party liability insurance according to the national legislation in force. Article 11 The buses and coaches, also vehicles having permits without payment, shall affect neither taxes, tolls and duties imposed on the transport

certain sections

motorways, tunnels, bridges and other public road facilities nor duties and tolls charged according to the national legislation

the Contracting Parties in case

exceeding permissible dimensions, weight and/or axle load

motor vehicles. Article 12

(1)When entering the state territory

the State

Georgia the following items are exempt from taxes, duties, customs duties and charges with the equivalent effect, as well as from export and import restrictions and prohibitions: (1.1) fuel held in the built-in tank designed by the manufacturer

the vehicle or bus to the given make

the motor vehicle or bus in order to drive that vehicle per transportation. (1.2) spare parts and tools necessary to repair the motor vehicle or bus carrying out international transport covered by the present agreement and damaged on the way, which are imported temporarily in the territory

Georgia based on the document certified by the customs

fice

entry.

(2)On application

section

(1)

this Article tools and non-used or replaced spare parts indicated in point (1.2) shall be returned to the state

registration

the vehicle or bus, or they shall be destroyed under the supervision

the customs authority.

(3)Concerning the traffic governed by the present Agreement, with regard to section
(2)

Article 1

the present agreement as well, at the entry to its territory Hungary grants the exemptions and preferences in terms

customs duties and charges with the equivalent effect and exemptions from export and import restrictions and prohibitions according to the customs legislation in force

the European Union and based on the procedures and rules set therein.

(4)Concerning the traffic governed by this Agreement, with regard to section
(2)

Article 1

this Agreement, the goods defined in sub-sections (1.1) and (1.2)

section

(1)

this Article shall be exempt from value added tax (VAT) pursuant to the actual VAT legislation

the European Union at the entry to the territory

the State

Hungary.

(5)Tools and non-used spare parts imported temporarily into the territory

Hungary, necessary to repair a Georgian motor vehicle or bus carrying out international transport covered by this Agreement and damaged on the way in the territory

Hungary, as well as the replaced spare parts shall be exported or shall be destroyed at carrier’s expenses under the supervision

the customs authority. Article 13 The cabotage in general is not allowed unless the competent authority

the State

the Contracting Party concerned issues a special authorization for it. Article 14 With regard to border and customs control, as well as supervision

compliance with veterinary, phytosanitary, epidemic, environment and natural conservation rules, the Contracting Parties shall apply their own national legislation and the provisions

those international agreements with the involvement

both Contracting Parties. Article 15 In case

transport

seriously injured persons, regular transport

persons by bus or motor vehicles carrying animals, quickly spoiling or dangerous goods, the competent border control bodies and other control authorities at the state border shall implement out

turn the border and customs control, as well as supervision

compliance with veterinary, phitosanitary, epidemic, environment and natural conservations rules. Article 16

(1)The competent authorities in Hungary and Georgia are the Ministries responsible for transport and other relevant authorities responsible for road transport.
(2)In order to implement and apply the present agreement the Contracting Parties shall set up a Joint Committee made

the representatives

the competent bodies.

(3)The competent bodies

the States

the Contracting Parties are entitled to invite also other experts to the Joint Committee sessions.

(4)Joint Committee meetings are to be held upon request

either Contracting Party, alternately in the state territory

one

the Contracting Parties.

(5)The Joint Committee is entitled to initiate amendment or completion

the present Agreement. Article 17

(1)The present Agreement shall be concluded for an indeterminate period

time.

(2)The present Agreement shall enter into force on the 30th day following the day on which the Parties receive the last notification through diplomatic channels notifying each other on the completion

internal procedures necessary for the entry into force

this Agreement.

(3)The present Agreement may be amended and modified by a written mutual consent

the parties, which shall be formed as a separate document and enter into force according to the same procedures as this Agreement enters into force. Document formed thereby, shall constitute an integral part

the Agreement.

(4)The present Agreement may be terminated by either

the Contracting Parties in writing through diplomatic channels. The Agreement shall repeal after twelve

(12)months from the day when the other Contracting Party have received the diplomatic notification about the intention to terminate it.
(5)With the entry into force

the present Agreement, the Agreement on international motor vehicle transport signed in Budapest on 19 march 1966 between The Government

the People’s Republic

Hungary and the Government

the Union

Soviet Socialist Republics will be terminated in the relation between Hungary and Georgia. Done in Tbilisi on 30 September 2013, in two original copies each in Hungarian, Georgian and English languages, all texts being equally authentic. In case

any dispute arising in relation with interpretation

the provisions

the Agreement the English version shall prevail. For the Government

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