Multiple Transaction Records; Partial Consideration Sample Clauses

Multiple Transaction Records; Partial Consideration. Merchant may not prepare more than one Sales Draft for a single sale or for a single item but will include all items of goods and services purchased in a single Transaction in the total amount on a single Sales Draft except under the following circumstances: (a) for purchases in separate departments of a multiple department store; (b) For partial payment, installment payment, delayed delivery or an advance deposit; or (c) for delayed or amended charges governed by rules for travel and entertainment merchants and Transactions.
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Multiple Transaction Records; Partial Consideration. Merchant may not prepare more than one Transaction Record for a single sale or for a single item, but will include all goods and services purchased in a single Transaction in the total amount on a single Transaction Record except under the following circumstances: (a) for purchases in separate departments of a multiple department store; (b) for partial payment, installment payment, delayed delivery or an advance deposit; or (c) for delayed or amended charges governed by Network Rules for travel and entertainment merchants and related Transactions.
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Multiple Transaction Records; Partial Consideration. Merchant may not prepare more than one Sales Draft for a single sale or for a single item. Merchant will include all items of goods and services purchased in a single Transaction in the total amount on a single Sales Draft except under the following circumstances: (a) for purchases in separate departments of a multiple department store; (b) for partial payment, installment payment, delayed delivery or an advance deposit; or (c) for delayed or amended charges governed by rules for travel and entertainment merchants and Transactions (taxes, gasoline, parking and traffic fines, insurance premiums, hospice and food and beverages are acceptable Transactions).
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Multiple Transaction Records; Partial Consideration. (a) Merchant shall include all items of goods and services purchased in a single transaction in one total amount on a single transaction record, except in the following instances: (i) the transaction involves purchases made in separate departments of a multi-department store; (ii) the transaction involves delayed or amended charges for a lodging, cruise line, or vehicle rental transaction in which: (A) the cardholder consented in writing to be liable for such charges; (B) such charges consist of ancillary or corrected charges such as room charges, food or beverage charges, mileage charges, fuel charges, insurance fees, rental fees, taxes, or parking or other traffic tickets, and do not consist of charges for loss, theft, or damage; and (C) Merchant sends the cardholder a copy of the amended or add-on sales draft; (iii) the transaction involves the purchase of multiple items billed individually to the same account (for example, airline, passenger railway, or cruise line tickets purchased by one person but issued to different passengers) if separate authorizations are obtained for each item; (iv) the cardholder pays a portion of the transaction amount in cash or by check at the time of the transaction; (v) all or a portion of the goods or services are to be delivered or performed at a later date, and the cardholder signs two separate sales slips, one of which represents a deposit and the second of which represents payment of the balance, and the “balance” sales slip is completed only upon delivery of the goods or performance of the services; in which case Merchant agrees: (A) to note on the sales slips the words “Delayed Delivery” and the word “deposit” or “balance,” as appropriate; (B) if the total amount of the two slips exceeds the applicable floor limit, to obtain authorization and note the authorization number(s) and date(s) on the sales slips; and (C) not to present the “balance” sales slip until all the goods are delivered or all the services are performed, (vi) the cardholder is participating in an advance lodging or cruise line deposit transaction; or (vii) the cardholder is using an installment payment option offered in accordance with Section 1.08. (b) Merchant agrees not to divide a single transaction between two or more transaction records originated by a single Card to avoid obtaining an autho- rization.
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Multiple Transaction Records; Partial Consideration. Merchant may not prepare more than one Sales Draft for a single sale or for a single item.
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Multiple Transaction Records; Partial Consideration. (a) Merchant must include on one transaction record the entire amount due for the transaction, except in the following instances: (i) the transaction involves purchases made in separate departments of a multi-department store; (ii) the transaction involves delayed or amended charges for a lodging or vehicle rental transaction in which: (A) the cardholder consented to be liable for such charges; (B) such charges consist of ancillary or corrected charges such as room charges, taxes, or full fees, and not charges for loss, theft, damage, or traffic violations; and (C) Merchant sends the cardholder a copy of the amended or add-on sales draft; (iii) the customer pays a portion of the transaction amount in cash or by check at the time of the transaction; (iv) all or a portion of the goods or services are to be delivered or performed at a later date, and the customer signs two separate sales slips, one of which represents a deposit and the second of which represents payment of the balance, and the "balance" sales slip is completed only upon delivery of the goods or performance of the services; in which case Merchant agrees: (A) to note on the sales slips the word "deposit" or "balance," as appropriate; (B) if the total amount of the two slips exceeds the applicable floor limit, to obtain prior authorization and note the authorization number(s) on the sales slips; and (C) not to present the "balance" sales slip until all the goods are delivered or all the services are performed; (v) the cardholder is participating in an advance resort deposit transaction; or (vi) the cardholder is using the installment payment option offered in accordance with Section 3.8. (b) Merchant agrees not to divide a single transaction between two or more transaction records to avoid obtaining an authorization.
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Multiple Transaction Records; Partial Consideration. Merchant may not prepare more than one Transaction Record for a single sale or for a single item, but will include
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