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 2142 FRIENDSHIP, ETC., TREATY-NORWAY. JUNE 5,1928. ination which may be allowed in the territories of each of the Contracting Parties, on ~oods im- ported or exported in natIOnal ves- sels so that such bounties, draw- backs and other privileges shall al- so and in like manner be allowed on goods imported or exported in vessels of the other country. M08t-ravored-l18t1on With respect to the amount and treatment as to cus- &oms duties. collection of duties on imports and exports of every kind, each of the two High Contracting Parties binds itself to give to the nation- als, vessels and goods of the other the advant~e of every favor, privilege or unmunity which it shall have accorded to the nation- als, vessels and goods of a. third State, whether such favored State shall have been accorded such treatment gratuitously orin return for reciprocal compensatory treat- ment. Every such favor, privi- lege or immunity which shall here- after be granted the nationals, vessels or goods of a third State shall simultaneously and uncon- ditionally, without request and without compensation, be ex- tended to the other High Con- tractin~ Party, for the benefit of itself, Its nationals, vessels, and goods. United States trade The stipulations of this Article WEp. 2136. do not extend to the treatment which is accorded by the United States to the commerce of Cuba under the provisions of the Com- mercial Convention concluded by the United States and Cuba on December 11, 1902, or any other commercial convention which here- after may be concluded by the With Canal Zone or United States with Cuba. Such dependencies excepted. stipulations, moreover, do not ex- tend to the commerce of the United States with the Panama Canal Zone or with any of the dependencies of the United States or to the commerce of the depend- encies of the United States with one another under existing or future laws. Exception given to No claim may be made by- Norwegian traffic. virtue of the stipulations of the present Treaty to any privileges that Norway has accorded, or may accord, to Denmark, Iceland se som i hver av de Kontraher- ende Parters territorier mAtte til- stAas varer innfort eller utfort med landets egne skib, sAledes at disse eksportpremier, drawbacks og andre privil~gier pA samme mAte ogsA skal tilstA.es varer, som e1' innfort eller utfort med skib tilhorende det annet land. Med hensyn til storrelsen og opkrevningen av alle slags innfor- sels- og utforselsavgifter sA binder hver av de to Hoie Kontraherende Parter Big til Ainnromme borgere, skib og varer tilhorende den annen part fordelen ved enhver begun- stigelse, privilegium eller immu- nitet, som mAtte vaere tilstAtt undersAtter, skib og varer til- horende en tredje stat, enten en sldan begunstiget stat mAtte vaere tilstatt en sldan behandling uten videre eller som vederlag for en tilsvarende kompensasjonsbe- handling. Enhver sldan begun- stigelse, privilew:um eller immu- nitet, 80m fremtidig mAtte tilstA.es en tredje stats unaersAtter, skib eller varer skal 8amtidig o~ betin- gelseslost, uten anmodning og uten vederlag, tilstAas den annen Hoie Kontraherende Part til for- del for den selv, dens borgere, skib og varer. Bestemmelsene i denne artikkel skal ikke vedrore den behandling BOm De Forente Stater har tilstAtt Cubas handel i den mellem De Forente StateI' og Cuba den 11. desember 1902 avsluttede handels- konvensjon, eller nogen annen handelskonvensjon 80m fremtidig mAtte bli avsluttet av De Forente Stater med Cuba. Disse bestem- melser vedrorer heller ikke De Forente Staters handel med Pana- makanalsonen, eller med noget av De Forente Staters biland, eller den innbyrdes handel mellem De Forente Staters biland i henhold til nuvaerende eller fremtidige lover. I kraft av naervaerende trak- tats bestemmelser skal der ikke kunne gjores nog~t krav pA noget privilegium som Norge har tilstAtt aller mAtte tilstA Danmark, Island