DIVISION OF REVENUE Sample Clauses

DIVISION OF REVENUE. [Effective June 30, 2011.] – (a) Notwithstanding the provisions of section 42-61-15, the allocation of net terminal income derived from video lottery games is as follows:
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DIVISION OF REVENUE. 2.1 Each Home Carrier, whose customers (including the customers of its resellers) receive cellular service from a Serving Carrier as Authorized Roamers under this Agreement, shall pay to the Serving Carrier who provided such cellular service 100% of the Serving Carrier's charges for cellular service and one hundred percent (100%) of pass-through charges (i.e., any toll or other charges owed by the Serving Carrier hereunder to any toll provider or other carrier in connection with providing such cellular services).
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DIVISION OF REVENUE. 2.1 Each Home Carrier, whose customers (including the customers of its resellers) receive wireless service(s) from a Serving Carrier as Authorized Roamers under this Agreement, shall pay to the Serving Carrier who provided such wireless service(s) the rates and charges set forth in Attachment B.
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DIVISION OF REVENUE. (a) Buyer and Seller agree that, for so long as Seller establishes through freight rates for interline freight transportation service involving both Buyer and Seller, the through revenue accruing on all existing and future carload traffic movements originating or terminating on or along the Rail Lines, and interchanged between Buyer and Seller at Crookston, Minnesota, shall be divided between Buyer and Seller as shown in Exhibit D. (b) For twenty-five (25) years following the date of Closing, the divisions set forth in Paragraph 18(a) shall be adjusted annually, commencing as of January 1, 1998, based on 50% of the increase or decrease between the fourth calendar quarter of 1997 compared to the fourth quarter of 1996, in the Rail Cost Adjustment Factor, unadjusted for productivity (or, if it ceases to be used, some similar rail cost index), and thereafter as of each January 1, based on the 50% of increase or decrease (but for the first three years not any decrease) in the Rail Cost Adjustment Factor in the fourth calendar quarter of the preceding calendar year, compared to the fourth calendar quarter of the year before that. After January 1, 2003, if this index does not adequately allow Buyer to recover its reasonable cost increases, then Buyer and Seller shall meet to determine whether to adjust Buyer's division, and if they cannot agree, an arbitrator acceptable to both parties shall determine 39 whether an additional increase is appropriate and what that increase shall be. Similarly, after January 1, 2003, if this index overstates Buyer's reasonable cost increases, or understates Buyer's reasonable cost reductions per car, then Buyer and Seller shall meet to determine whether to adjust Buyer's division, and if they cannot agree, an arbitrator acceptable to both parties shall determine whether a reduction in Buyer's division is appropriate and what that reduction shall be. Any decision of an arbitrator with respect to these issues shall be binding on both Buyer and Seller. After December 6, 2021, further changes in Buyer's divisions shall be subject to mutual agreement between Buyer and Seller. (c) Nothing in this Agreement shall preclude Seller and Buyer from negotiating and mutually agreeing to different divisions than those specified in this Paragraph. Divisions of revenue shall be paid only where Seller earns linehaul revenues for a shipment. Buyer shall not impose any surcharge on any traffic without Seller's prior written consent.
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DIVISION OF REVENUE. 2.1 Each Home Carrier, whose customers (including the customers of its resellers) receive Wireless Service from a Serving Carrier as Authorized Roamers under this Agreement, shall pay to the Serving Carrier who provided such Wireless Service 100% of the Serving Carrier's charges for Wireless Service and one hundred percent (100%) of pass-through charges (i.e., any toll or other charges owed by the Serving Carrier hereunder to any toll or other carrier in connection with providing such Wireless Services). The rate structure shall be as set forth in the Technical Data Sheet, Appendix I-A, or Attachment D, if applicable. In the event Parties agree to amend Appendix I-A's rate structure, those rates shall be set forth in Attachment D and shall supersede Appendix I-A's rates.
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DIVISION OF REVENUE. HCCC and Company shall divide revenue derived from all initial in-person WIRE trainings and/or recurring in-person WIRE re-trainings/re-certifications as shall take place on HCCC grounds. HCCC shall be entitled to Sixty Percent (60%) and Company Forty Percent (40%) division of all net revenue resulting therefrom. Company shall be entitled to all revenue derived from initial in-person WIRE trainings and/or recurring in-person WIRE re- trainings/re-certifications as shall take place other than on HCCC’s campus. Similarly, Company shall be entitled to all revenue derived from initial WIRE trainings and/or recurring WIRE re-trainings/re-certifications accomplished through Company’s proprietary learning management system, Certified WIRE TrainingSM.
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DIVISION OF REVENUE. The division of revenue and proportional division of revenues for telephone services between Honduras and the United States will be in accordance with those described in Annex B.
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DIVISION OF REVENUE. 2.1 Each Home Carrier, whose customers (including the customers of its resellers) receive commercial mobile radio service from a Serving Carrier as Authorized Roamers under this Agreement, shall pay to the Serving Carrier who provided such commercial mobile radio service 100% of the Serving Carrier's charges for commercial mobile radio service and one hundred percent (100%) of pass-through charges (i.e., any toll or other charges owed by the Serving Carrier hereunder to any toll or other carrier in connection with providing such commercial mobile radio services) regardless of whether these amounts are paid to the Home Carrier by its customers.
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