Common use of Liability for current balance Clause in Contracts

Liability for current balance. Without prejudice to clause 6.4, the business member is liable to pay the current balance shown on a master billing statement of account to be outstanding as at the date of that master billing statement of account. The business member must pay the specified current balance in full without any deduction or withholding, and according to clause 6.3, which specified current balance we must receive on or before the payment due date.

Liability for current balance. (a) Without prejudice to clause 6.46.5 and any other provision in this agreement, you and/or the business member is are liable to pay for the current balance shown on a master billing statement of account to be outstanding as at the date of that statement. (b) The business member is liable for the current balance shown on the master billing statement of account. The business member must may, however, pay less than the specified current balance in full without any deduction or withholding, and the master billing statement of account but it must pay at least the minimum payment stipulated therein (calculated according to clause 6.3), which specified current balance we must receive on or before the payment due datedate stipulated in the master billing statement of account.

Liability for current balance. (a) Without prejudice to clause 6.46.5 and any other provision in this agreement, you and/or the business member is are liable to pay for the current balance shown on a master billing statement of account to be outstanding as at the date of that statement. (b) The business member is liable for the current balance shown on the master billing statement of account. The business member must may, however, pay less than the specified specified current balance in full without any deduction or withholding, and the master billing statement of account but it must pay at least the minimum payment stipulated therein (calculated according to clause 6.3), which specified current balance we must receive on or before the payment due datedate stipulated in the master billing statement of account.

Liability for current balance. Without prejudice to clause 6.4, the business member is liable to pay the current balance shown on a master billing statement of account to be outstanding as at the date of that master billing statement of account. The business member must pay the specified specified current balance in full without any deduction or withholding, and according to clause 6.3, which specified specified current balance we must receive on or before the payment due date.