Money Payable Sample Clauses
The 'Money Payable' clause defines the obligations regarding amounts of money that must be paid under the contract. It typically specifies who is responsible for making payments, the timing and method of payment, and may outline what constitutes a valid payment or the consequences of late payment. For example, it might require payment within 30 days of invoice receipt or stipulate that payments must be made in a particular currency. This clause ensures clarity and certainty around financial transactions, reducing the risk of disputes over payment terms and helping both parties manage their financial expectations.
Money Payable. The Client must pay all Money Payable to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ on the due dates for payment in full, without any deduction, reduction, withholding, set-off, or counterclaim.
Money Payable. The Licensee must, within 14 days of the date of the invoice, or if there is no invoice from the date of any demand by the Corporation, pay to the Corporation all or any Money Payable in full, without any discount, abatement, set off, counterclaim, or deduction of any kind.
Money Payable. The Client must pay all Money Payable to First Security on the due dates for payment in full, without any deduction, reduction, withholding, set-off, or counterclaim.