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Treaty (12 March 1951)

TRADE AGREEMENT, FINANCIAL AGREEMENT AND TRADE PLAN BETWEEN THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES AND THE SUPREME COMMANDER FOR THE ALLIED POWERS ACTING IN RESPECT OF OCCUPIED JAPAN

Treaty · March 12, 1951


March 12, 1951

TRADE AGREEMENT, FINANCIAL AGREEMENT AND TRADE PLAN BETWEEN THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES AND THE SUPREME COMMANDER FOR THE ALLIED POWERS ACTING IN RESPECT OF OCCUPIED JAPAN

Note: The Agreement entered into force, March 12, 1951. Reference: This Agreement is also published in II DFA TS No. 1, p. 2.

1. Trade Plan No. 3, attached as Tab A, sets forth the estimates of the commodities and services to be interchanged between the Philippines and Occupied Japan on the basis of contracts for procurement of commodities and services executed during the period 1 July 1950 to and including 30 June 1951.

2. The attached Trade Plan No. 3 which supersedes Trade Plan No. 1 and Trade Plan No. 2 is adopted in accordance with the terms and provisions of the Trade Agreement between the Government of the Republic of the Philippines and the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers acting in respect of Occupied Japan, dated 18 May 1950.

3. Paragraph (a) of Article V of the Financial Agreement for Trade between the Government of the Republic of the Philippines and the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers acting in respect of Occupied Japan, dated 18 May 1950, is deleted and the following inserted in lieu thereof: "Any excess over and above a net balance of $2,500,000 as of the close of business of any date shall, if such net balance has not been utilized by the creditor for the purchase of goods or services from the debtor within 30 days, be due and payable on demand of the creditor."

DONE in Tokyo in duplicate the 12th day of March 1951. For the Government of the Republic of the Philippines: For the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers acting in respect of Occupied Japan: TRADE PLAN NO. 3 ADOPTED UNDER THE TRADE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES AND THE SUPREME COMMANDER FOR THE ALLIED POWERS ACTING IN RESPECT OF OCCUPIED JAPAN Estimate of Exports from Occupied Estimate of Exports from Japan to the Philippines in the total Occupied Japanamount of $50,000,000 to the Philippines in the (c.i.f. Philippines) total amount of $50,000,000 (c.i.f. Occupied Japan) 1. Textiles and manufactures 1. Iron ore 2. Iron and steel products 2. Manganese ore 3. Machinery and equipment 3. Chrome ore Special machinery, 4. 4. Molasses equipment supplies for manufactures 5. Lauan logs and lumber 5. Other metal manufactures 6. Rattan 6. Glass and porcelain 7. Mangrove bark Chemicals and chemical 7. 8. Gum copal products 8. Farm equipment 9. Buffalo hides Ships, fishing boats, 9. 10. Hide fleshings equipment and supplies ( including 11. Shells for buttons fishing nets) 12. Kapok or kapok seeds Others, consisting of 10. 13. Ramie essential raw materials, equipment 14. Copra and supplies 15. Abaca 11. Invisibles 16. Invisibles 12. Miscellaneous 17. Miscellaneous

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