Further Compensation. Upon resignation by, or termination of the appointment of, the Administrator under the provisions of this Clause 19, the Administrator shall be entitled to receive all fees and other monies accrued up to the date of resignation or termination, as the case may be, but shall not be entitled to any other or further compensation. Such monies so receivable by the Administrator shall be paid by the Mortgages Trustee on the dates on which they would otherwise have fallen due hereunder. For the avoidance of doubt, such resignation or termination shall not affect the Administrator's rights to receive payment of all amounts (if any) due to it from the Mortgages Trustee other than under this Agreement.
Further Compensation. Upon resignation by, or termination of the appointment of, the Servicer under the provisions of this Clause 19, the Servicer shall be entitled to receive all fees and other monies accrued up to the date of resignation or termination, as the case may be, but shall not be entitled to any other or further compensation. Such monies so receivable by the Servicer shall be paid by the Mortgages Trustee on the dates on which they would otherwise have fallen due hereunder. For the avoidance of doubt, such resignation or termination shall not affect the Servicer's rights to receive payment of all amounts (if any) due to it from the Mortgages Trustee other than under this Agreement.
Further Compensation. The Corporation also agrees that in case any legal proceeding or investigation shall be brought against the Corporation by any court or governmental commission or regulatory authority or any stock exchange or other entity having regulatory authority, either domestic or foreign and the Indemnitee shall be required to testify in connection with such legal proceeding or investigation or shall be required to respond to procedures designed to discover information regarding a proceeding involving the Corporation, the Indemnitee, if and as agreed by the Corporation, shall employ its own counsel in connection with such legal proceeding or investigation, and the reasonable fees and expenses of such counsel as well as the reasonable costs (including an amount to reimburse the Indemnitee (other than an Indemnitee employed by the Corporation at the time of such proceeding) for time spent by him at a reasonable per diem rate of compensation appropriate for the Indemnitee, as the Indemnitee and the Corporation will agree (or if they do not agree, as determined by independent legal counsel appointed by both parties and out-of-pocket expenses incurred by the Indemnitee in connection therewith shall be paid by the Corporation as they occur.
Further Compensation. APRR – Article 12 APRR states that “[the APRR] shall apply without prejudice to a passenger's rights to further compensation. The compensation granted under [the APRR] may be deducted from such compensation.” In the Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx case47 the following question was referred to the ECJ: 45 This is the reviewed limit. The initial number in the MC was 4,150.
Further Compensation. 1. This Agreement shall apply without prejudice to a passenger's rights to further compensation. The compensation granted under this Agreement may be deducted from such compensation.
2. Without prejudice to relevant principles and rules of national law, including case-law, paragraph 1 shall not apply to passengers who have voluntarily surrendered a reservation under Article 4(1).
Further Compensation. Commencing on December 23, 2019 and for a period of thirty-five (35) years, the Nation shall be further compensated for Tract B in the following manner:
(i) Receipt by the Nation or its assignee(s) of 300 megawatts of 500kV transmission use and capacity on the STS and 200 megawatts of 500kV transmission use and capacity on the WTS. The delivery of the transmission use and capacity shall be through a separate agreement between the Nation and the United States Department of Interior’s Bureau of Reclamation (“USBR”). The separate agreement between the Navajo Nation and USBR shall state for the benefit of the Lessees that the Nation shall be allocated 500kV transmission use and capacity on terms that are comparable and not dissimilar to the allocation of 500kV transmission use and capacity to any other holder of 500kV transmission use and capacity on the Transmission Facilities, with the exception of Section 8(A)(ii) below. The separate agreement between the Navajo Nation and USBR shall state for the benefit of the Lessees that the Nation’s allocation of 500kV transmission use and capacity shall not be limited in any manner such that the allocation is not, or is no longer, comparable and not dissimilar to the allocation of transmission use and capacity to any other holder of 500kV transmissions use and capacity. Notwithstanding the foregoing, however, the Nation shall be subject to the same restrictions as any other holder of 500kV transmission use and capacity (e.g. curtailment of transmission capacity or any other limitations or restrictions, as the same are set forth in the ownership and operating agreements for the STS and WTS (“STS and WTS Operating Agreements”), as they may be amended or replaced.
(ii) For a ten (10) year period, beginning at 12:01 a.m. on December 23, 2019 and ending at midnight on December 22, 2029, the Lessees shall fund the operation and maintenance costs (“O&M Costs”) due under the STS and WTS Operating Agreements and attributable to the Nation’s use of the 500kV transmission use and capacity provided by the USBR to the Nation. At no time shall the Lessees have an obligation to fund any other costs due under the STS and WTS Operating Agreements that are attributable to the Nation’s use of the 500kV transmission use and capacity provided by the USBR to the Nation. It is understood that the Lessees, each an owner of the STS and/or the WTS (each an “Owner” or collectively the “Owners”) agree to fund the O&M Costs associated with the Na...
Further Compensation. Assignor shall not receive any further compensation or reimbursement in connection with these activities, except for appropriate expenses actually incurred and approved in advance by Xxxxxx Medical.
Further Compensation. If, by mutual agreement, it is determined that it is necessary for the Consultant to provide services at the Company’s Wheeling Executive Offices, or at such other location as required, the Consultant will be paid $100.00 per hour worked up to a maximum of 8 hours per day, and will be paid mileage, at the rate paid by the Company for business use of a personal car, for miles traveled between Consultant’s home and the Wheeling Office or such other location as required. Consultant will not be paid any fee to answer telephonic questions from his home; such services are part of the services to be provided in exchange for the Retainer Fee above. If a significant discrete project is requested from the Consultant, which the Chief Executive office has pre-authorized to be provided from Consultant’s home, then such services may be provided from home at the above hourly rate. Consultant will be paid the above hourly rate for business travel (subject to the 8 hour/day total pay limit referred to above), but not for travel time from his residence to Wheeling. Also, the Company will provide, at no cost to the Consultant, parking space at the Company’s Parking Garage.
Further Compensation. The Board assumes no loss to teachers due to vandalism, fire or theft except when a teacher brings a valuable instructional material to school to use in the classroom and registers it properly with the central office through the principal. Then the teacher must process a claim through his/her personal insurance company and if no coverage is provided or if it is not completely covered by this method the Board agrees to process the cost of the material vandalized only; provided existing safeguards available were used to protect the property. Money, jewelry, i- phones, i-pads, cell phones and other personal devices are not covered.
Further Compensation. Finder’s Fee Agreement. The Company is currently seeking capital with which to establish its SafedoXTM products in their markets and is seeking to locate potential investors. The parties agree that, should Consultant introduce the Company to one or more investors who actually invest in the Company, then the Company would pay Consultant finder’s fees, in the manner described in this paragraph 5. In consideration of Consultant’s efforts under this paragraph 5, the Company shall pay to Consultant finder’s fees, as follows:
(A) shares of Company common stock in an amount equal to 10% of the amount invested by each investor introduced to the Company by Consultant, which shares shall be valued at $3.00 per share [by way of example, if an investor invests $30,000, then Consultant would be issued 1,000 shares of Company common stock ($30,000 X 10% = $3,000 ¸ $3.00 = 1,000 shares)]; and
(B) cash in the amount of $.15 for every $3.00 invested by each investor introduced to the Company by Consultant. In performing his duties as a finder under this paragraph 5, Consultant is to do no more than refer potential investors to the Company and to make introductions of them. Consultant agrees not to perform any services that would normally be performed by a licensed securities broker or dealer, as Consultant will not be acting in such capacity. When Consultant has made an introduction, Consultant will have performed all of the service required for Consultant to have earned the described finder’s fees, should such referred potential investor invest funds in the Company. Consultant will be paid his compensation at such time as the Company has received available funds from an investor introduced to the Company by Consultant. With respect to introductions to be made by Consultant, Consultant is to advise the Company in writing, including by e-mail to mxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxx, of the identity of such potential investor. If such referred investor is already known to the Company and is an investor with whom the Company has an existing relationship through its own efforts, the Company will advise Consultant within three (3) days of the date the Company receives Consultant’s notice of reference, and Consultant will not be considered a finder as to that potential investor. If the Company does not so advise you within such three-day period, Consultant will be considered a finder as to that potential investor.
