Ancillary Charges. The Ancillary Charges for provision by ABP of the Ancillary Services specified in paragraph 7 of Schedule 2 are as follows:
Ancillary Charges. Ancillary charges applicable to Service include but are not limited to those ancillary services set forth in this section. If an ancillary charge applies in connection with provisioning a particular Service, CenturyLink will notify Customer of the ancillary charge to be billed to Customer. Customer may either approve or disapprove CenturyLink providing the ancillary service.
(a) Expedite. A local loop expedite charge applies to orders where Customer requests the delivery of Service one or more days before the Estimated Availability Date. Customer may only request to expedite CenturyLink Provided Access of Special Access and ELA orders (where underlying local access provider allows CenturyLink QCC to order an expedited service.)
Ancillary Charges. Vodafone may charge Customer for Ancillary Charges or any additional costs Vodafone incurs as result of any breach of the above Customer obligations.
Ancillary Charges. Vodafone may charge the Customer for any ancillary, excess, construction or miscellaneous Charges charged to Vodafone by third party licensed operators (for example, BT Openreach) necessary for the provision and support of the Services (“Ancillary Charges”), only where such Charges are notified and agreed with the Customer in advance. A non-exhaustive list of the relevant Ancillary Charges that may be relevant are set here as may be updated from time to time: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xx.xx/cs/groups/public/documents/document/f ixed-line-ancillary-charges.pdf
Ancillary Charges. Additional charges will be added to the Tenant account for services the Tenant chooses to add that are not listed above i.e. guest
Ancillary Charges. Resident shall pay ancillary service, hospital or other health care facility charges, including transportation charges, incurred when Resident utilizes such services.
Ancillary Charges. The ancillary charges to be borne proportionately by the Tenant include all taxes, fees and charges relating to the property and the building mandated to the Landlord by law, regulation or official order, all operating costs in accordance with the list in §§ 21 ff. MRG as well as (regarding both content and amount) in particular the following expenses, insofar as they are not to be borne directly by the respective tenants: • the costs of liability, fire, storm damage, glass breakage, machine failure and water pipe damage insurance and other property insurance at the reinstatement value; • the expense of operation, care, upkeep, maintenance, repair, preservation and cleaning of the building (with the exception of the interior of rental properties) and the associated spaces, equipment and systems such as in particular the building equipment and systems for heating, ventilation, cooling, sanitation, elevators, fire protection, supply of power, water and media services, machines and the like, corridors, sluices, stairwells, exterior walls, exterior windows, roofs, technical rooms, trash rooms, lightning protection systems and green spaces, access paths, other common areas, etc.; • the water and wastewater fees, the costs of chimney sweeping, sewer clearing, trash and refuse collection, pest control, waste disposal, sidewalk and street cleaning, snow removal and spreading, the costs of electricity for lights and power, irrigation and drainage, etc.; • the expense of security, if any, for the building and the associated spaces, equipment and systems during the day and during the night, and the usual costs for professional management of the property and the building. Within the context of economic viability, the Landlord or the building management reserves the right to hire personnel or commission third parties to perform the work or the services. Therefore, according to the will of the contracting parties, all expenses incurred for the operation, care, upkeep, maintenance, repair, preservation and cleaning, as well as the management of the property, the building and the associated spaces, equipment and systems are included in the ancillary charges. The fact that the Tenant does not make use of common systems does not release him from the obligation to pay a proportionate share of the expenses. S01 - Lease Agreement Arsanis 101020 Until further assessment by the Landlord, the monthly advance payment of ancillary charges is €2.90 per m2. The Landlord has the right...
Ancillary Charges. Ancillary charges are made for services, materials, and equipment not included in the basic per diem rate. Ancillary charges include physician's services, medications, pharmaceutical services, sundries, medical supplies, rental equipment, beauty and xxxxxx services, dry cleaning, laboratory services, x-ray services, oxygen services, and ambulance and other transportation services. Treatment ordered by the attending physician will be provided for residents in need of physical, occupational, speech and psychiatric therapy, as long as private payment or Medicaid or Medicare reimbursement for such charges is available. Dental, podiatry, optometry and private duty nursing services are provided on request or as ordered by the attending or substitute physician. These services will be billed to the resident and the resident agrees to pay for these services.
Ancillary Charges. The Ancillary Charges for provision by DBCi of the Ancillary Services specified in paragraph 7 of Schedule 2 are as follows:
Ancillary Charges. (1) Ancillary charges under the lease agreement comprise the following taxes, contributions, fees and costs, if and to the extent that they are incurred by the lessor through the ownership/inheritance rights to the property and/or through the contractually agreed use of the property, building or commercial unit (the latter includes ancillary buildings, parks facilities, devices and installations) or arise in the building, including in particular for
1. The total ongoing official charges of the property, building and commercial unit, land tax, rubbish removal, chimney sweeping, channels, water provision and drainage (including for rainwater/surface water);
2. Cleaning including snow and ice removal/gritting and the maintenance and lighting of streets and paths within the overall facility, care and cleaning or external facilities such as green and garden and water areas, staircases, park areas, approach roads etc including the devices required for them and materials and the replacement and supplementation of the vegetation;
3. Cleaning of the property, building and commercial unit including the common parts and areas, the external glass and facade areas and the prevention of infestation including modernisation of the devices and materials required for this purpose;
4. Operation and lighting of the common parts and areas and the joint facilities, operation, maintenance and upkeep of the other joint technical facilities and devices including meters and their calibration;
5. Insurance of the property, building and commercial unit against fire, storm and water damage, glass insurance for the joint glass surfaces, liability insurance for the property, building and commercial unit (if necessary including oil tanks etc) and loss of rent insurance of the lessor for a period of 2 years;
6. Curator, technician and any other surveillance;
7. Maintenance of buildings used by several tenants jointly as office areas with a lump sum fee indexed according to §5 of the lease agreement of *** per month for office space:
8. The costs of building administration with a lump sum of 5% (five per cent) of the applicable contractually owed net rent;
9. All other operating costs which can be imposed under annex 3 to §27 paragraph (1) of the Charging Regulation II in the version applying when the costs arise.
(2) The extent of the cleaning, maintenance and similar works and any surveillance of the industrial park and the extent of the insurance cover will be determined by the lessor i...
