Cancellation Charge has the meaning given to that term in paragraph 5.1 of Part 2; "Core Operational Period" in relation to any part of the Network, means the period of the day when that part is generally open to train movements;
Cancellation Charge means the cancellation charge which may be made by the Company in accordance with the provisions of these conditions, being 20% of the cost of the relevant Plan (or such lesser sum which the Company may from time to time specify).
Cancellation Charge means the cancellation charges that are charged by a Carrier to SCC for cancelling an Order or Contract prior to a date notified to Customer as a “service commencement date” or proposed Activation Date;
Examples of Cancellation Charge in a sentence
In the event that the Customer cancels an expedite request, the Expedite Charge will be added to any applicable Cancellation Charge specified herein.
On the 31st day beyond the original service date, the ASR will be canceled and the appropriate Cancellation Charge will be applied.
You can terminate this Agreement without having to pay Us a Cancellation Charge after the Minimum Term has ended.
That may include You paying any sums that are owed to Us under this Agreement, including the Cancellation Charge.
We will remove our bins by arrangement with you and any balance owing on your account, after a Cancellation Charge (if applicable) is deducted, will be refunded to you within 30 days of receipt of termination notice.
More Definitions of Cancellation Charge
Cancellation Charge means a charge applied to your account (a) when we terminate the Agreement for breach of the Agreement by you; or (b) when you terminate the Agreement prior to the end of the Minimum Term in certain circumstances;
Cancellation Charge means the charge which is based on the price plan charges for what is left of the minimum term and which is calculated as set out at point 9.2 and on our website;
Cancellation Charge means the charge payable under clause 6.2 by the Exhibitor in respect of (a) Space cancelled,
Cancellation Charge means the cancellation charge as stipulated from time to time payable as liquidated damages to HKBN on termination of the Agreement prior to expiration of any Minimum Commitment Period;
Cancellation Charge means the early termination charge calculated in accordance with clause 3.4(b).
Cancellation Charge means the cancellation charge described in the applicable Service Exhibit and charges incurred by CenturyLink from a third party provider as a result of an early termination.
Cancellation Charge means an amount calculated in accordance with clause 12.1(b).