Account Refunds Sample Clauses

Account Refunds. If, for any reason, a Xxxxxx would like a refund of any credit on his account, MGAV will gladly refund the funds on thirty (30) days prior notice. Gift certificates, however, are not redeemable for cash and cannot be refunded. Accounts that have been inactive for more than one (1) year will not be eligible for cash refunds; however, any remaining balance in old accounts may be redeemed for flight time or pilot supplies. Accounts inactive for more than five (5) years will be considered abandoned.
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Account Refunds. If, for any reason, a client would like a refund of any credit on his account, MA will gladly refund the funds on thirty (30) days prior notice. Gift certificates, however, are not redeemable for cash and cannot be refunded. Accounts that have been inactive for more than one (1) year will not be eligible for cash refunds; however, any remaining balance in old accounts may be redeemed for flight time. Accounts inactive for more than five (5) years will be considered abandoned. MA has published their Flight Operations Manual. This manual covers such items as who is authorized to fly MA owned or managed aircraft, preflight responsibilities, weather and runway minimums, aircraft operations and many other items. The Client acknowledges that (s)he has received a copy of MA’s Flight Operations Manual, and further, that (s)he has read and understands them. The Renter is responsible for maintaining a current FAA medical certificate, obtaining the appropriate FAA pilot certificate for the types of operations to be conducted, maintaining pilot currency, and meeting Biennial Flight Review requirements. Renter is also required to provide proof, prior to aircraft rental, that she/he has piloted an aircraft of the same category and class at MA within the preceding 60 days of she/he shall be required to show practical competency with a MA flight instructor before renting the aircraft for solo flight. Renter is responsible for making every effort, while the aircraft is under their control, to maintain the appearance and operational condition of all MA aircraft, to properly fill out all required aircraft log entries for billing and maintenance purposes, to keep MA notified of any changes in the Renters currency and/or eligibility to conduct aircraft operations under all applicable federal regulations and to pay for services rendered in a timely manner. Xxxxxx understands and agrees that it is the Renter’s responsibility when acting as pilot in command to ensure the airworthiness of the aircraft pilot to engage in any flight operations and that this responsibility may only be met by conducting a full and complete preflight inspection using an approved checklist. Xxxxxx agrees and understands that, as pilot in command, Xxxxxx will follow approved checklists or procedures for all phases of flight and that failure to use and follow an approved checklists or procedures is the full and complete negligence of the Renter, and not MA.
Account Refunds. Eligible refunds are processed upon request and will be completed within 4-6 weeks of a written request. Refund requests must be submitted in writing to: Bennington College Business Office or by emailing xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. a. Refund To You: 1) You may request a refund of Your Bennington Card Account balance at the end of term; when you graduate or withdraw from Bennington College; or by exception as approved by the Xxxx of Students. Proof of withdrawal or dismissal is required. 2) Refund requests from faculty and staff are accepted at any time but limited to a total of 4 refunds per year. A $5.00 refund service fee will be deducted from the refund. Account balance must be $5.01 or more. No refunds will be issued for amounts less than $5 3) Refunds processed at the end of term for returning students are accessed a $5.00 refund service fee that will be deducted from the refund. Account balance must be $5.01 or more. No refunds will be issued for amounts less than $5. 4) Refunds processed for students graduating, withdrawing, or not returning to Bennington College are not accessed a refund service fee.
Account Refunds. If, for any reason, a Client would like a refund of any credit on his account, MA will gladly refund the funds on thirty (30) days prior notice. Gift certificates, however, are not redeemable for cash and cannot be refunded. Accounts that have been inactive for more than one (1) year will not be eligible for cash refunds; however, any remaining balance in old accounts may be redeemed for flight time or pilot supplies. Accounts inactive for more than five (5) years will be considered abandoned.
Account Refunds. Eligible refunds are processed upon request and will be completed within 4-6 weeks of a written request. a. You may request a refund of Your Blue & Gold Card account balance at any time by submitting the request to email address xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx or to the mailing address below: Seminole State College of Florida ID Card Services Auxiliary Services 000 Xxxxxx Xxxx. Sanford, FL 32773 b. No refunds will be issued if Cardholder has past due amounts owed to the College that exceed the balance in the Cardholder’s Blue and Gold Card account. Refunds are processed when the College receives Your written request and there is an account balance after the College applies Your ID card balance to any of Your past due account balances owed to the College. c. Refund checks will be mailed to the mailing or home address the Cardholder has on record with the College.
Account Refunds. The University Corporation does not offer refunds for unused/unspent funds loaded onto campus dining cards.
Account Refunds. Cash may not be withdrawn from a Badger Bucks account - however, refunds may be requested by submitting a Badger Bucks Refund Request form. Eligible refunds are processed upon request and will be completed within 2-5 weeks. Badger Bucks Refund Request forms must be submitted to: Snow College Badger Bucks Services 000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Ephraim, UT 84627 A refund is not available to the Cardholder until all outstanding financial obligations to the College are satisfied.
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Account Refunds. Funds added to the FalconCard as Falcon Bucks are non-refundable and must be spent within the same academic semester in which the funds were loaded or they will be forfeited.
Account Refunds. Eligible refunds are processed upon request and will be completed within 4-6 weeks of a written request. Refund requests must be submitted in writing to: Bennington College Business Office Xxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Bennington, VT 05201 a. Refund To You: 1) You may request a refund of Your Bennington Card Account balance when you graduate, withdraw or leave Bennington College. Proof of withdrawal or dismissal is required. 2) Refund requests from faculty and staff are accepted at any time but limited to a total of 4 refunds per year. 3) Refunds are processed when: i. The accounts balance is $15.01 or more AND ii. A written refund request is submitted. 4) A $15.00 refund service fee will be deducted from the refund. 5) No refunds will be issued for amounts less than $15.

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