Penalties means the amounts to be deducted from payments
Penalties means any and all monetary penalties provided for in this Franchise.
Penalties means any fine, reprimand or monetary or non-monetary penalty issued or assessed by a Compliance Enforcement Authority and/or by FERC.
Examples of Penalties in a sentence
Penalties: ❑ Participating teams and their coaches are responsible for the conduct of their spectators.
DAMAGE: Penalties, financial or other, will apply if you do not inform HS as soon as you notice damage to the building’s plumbing, electrical, heating or ventilation systems.
More Definitions of Penalties
Penalties means the penalty applicable against the Service Provider in case of default in its Performance Standard, as set out in Annexure E (Service Levels and Penalties);
Penalties. If any Outgoing is payable by a date after which a penalty applies, the Lessee will have complied with clause 7.1 if that Outgoing is paid at least five Working Days before the penalty date.
Penalties means the penalties assessed against an employer and added to his or her account pursuant to 40 O.S. Sections 3-301(B) and 3-806(B).
Penalties means the penalties payable by the Service Provider, as set out in Schedule 7 [Penalties];
Penalties means those imposed by a Member's customs administration for a breach of the Member's customs laws, regulations, or procedural requirements.
Penalties means any charges or penalties that are imposed by a Utility or Transmission Provider (including excess costs of energy and losses due to Utility or Transmission Provider cash outs or excess energy purchases to the extent not included in any applicable Replacement Price) in the event that (i) Customer's energy requirements vary from the amount of energy supplied by EESI pursuant to an exercised Energy Sales Option; or (ii) Customer fails to comply with a Utility Curtailment Order.
Penalties or "forfeitures." You will pay us a late fee whenever you pay any amount that you owe us more than ten (10) days after it is due. You will pay the late fee within one month after the late payment was originally due. The late fee will be ten (10%) percent of the late payment. If this exceeds the highest legal amount we can charge you; you will only be required to pay the highest legal amount. The late fee is intended to reimburse us for our collection costs that are caused by late payment. It is charged in addition to all other amounts you are required to pay us, including default interest.