Partial Refund. You may receive a partial refund of your premium if you have to return earlier than expected (see the applicable exclusions). In this case, the Insurer will deduct cancellation fees from the refund amount. The unused coverage period is then calculated based on the date of receipt of the refund request. The request must be submitted within two weeks following the early return date. For example, if you return 10 days before the end of a trip scheduled to last 25 days, the refund would be calculated as follows: (Premium paid) – (15 days) x (rate per day) – cancellation fees subtracted from this amount In the following cases, your premium will not be refunded, even if you must interrupt or cancel your trip after the 10-day free-look period:
Partial Refund. Where the international application claims the pri- ority of an earlier international application which has been the subject of an international search by the same International Searching Authority, that Author- ity shall refund the search fee paid in connection with the later international application to the extent and under the conditions provided for in the agreement under Article 16(3)(b), if the international search report on the later international application could wholly or partly be based on the results of the interna- tional search effected on the earlier international application. Rule 16bis
Partial Refund. Where the International Searching Authority takes into account, under Rule 41.1, the results of an earlier search in carrying out the international search, that Authority shall refund the search fee paid in connection with the international application to the extent and under the conditions provided for in the agreement under Article 16(3)(b).
Partial Refund. If JPMorgan resigns or its appointment is revoked pursuant to any of the Issuance Documents under which JPMorgan has duties or obligations, JPMorgan will repay to Hartford Life such part of any annual Fee paid to it as may be agreed between JPMorgan and Hartford Life.
Partial Refund. If Wilmington's appointment as Delaware Trustee is revoked under Section 9.02(c) of the Trust Agreement, Wilmington will repay to Hartford Life such part of any fee paid to it as may be agreed between Wilmington and Hartford Life.
Partial Refund. If the Administrator resigns or its appointment is revoked for cause pursuant to any of the Issuance Documents under which the Administrator has duties or obligations, the Administrator will repay to Hartford Life such unused part of any fee paid to it as may be agreed between the Administrator and Hartford Life but no more than the prorated amount.
Partial Refund. In the event that the Agreement is not approved, fails to become effective or is terminated for any reason, the Individual Plaintiffs’ Settlement Fund, including accrued interest and less Taxes or Tax Expenses paid, incurred, or due and owing in connection with the Settlement as provided for herein, will be refunded to the Defendants or their designees pursuant to written instructions from counsel for the Defendants.
Partial Refund. (a) In the event that the Fund does not perform its obligations under the Securities Purchase Agreement for any reason, other than the Enumerated Reasons (as defined in Section 7(b) below), SunTx will refund $500,000 of the Services Fee to the Portfolio Companies within nine months following any such nonperformance (the "PARTIAL REFUND").
(b) For the purposes of this Section 7, the "Enumerate Reasons" are (i) termination of the Securities Purchase Agreement due to lack of approval by the stockholders of COPI of the transactions contemplated by the Securities Purchase Agreement, (ii) termination of the Securities Purchase Agreement by the Fund due to an affirmative misrepresentation made by a Portfolio Company, Crescent Real Estate Equities Company or an affiliate thereof, (iii) the failure of any of the Portfolio Companies to attain the required material consents as provided for in the Securities Purchase Agreement, (iv) the failure of registration rights to be granted as provided for in the Securities Purchase Agreement, (v) the failure of COPI to grant an acknowledgement that the CMLP and CMC interests are convertible into stock of COPI as provided for in the Securities Purchase Agreement, (vi) the failure of COPI to amend its Poison Pill (as defined in the Securities Purchase Agreement), (vii) the failure of the parties to consummate the actions listed on Schedule 2.1(h), (viii) the failure of COPI to execute the General Partner Letter Agreement (as defined in the Securities Purchase Agreement), (ix) the failure of Thoxxxxx & Knixxx xx give a legal opinion satisfactory to SunTx or CEH as provided for in the Securities Purchase Agreement, (x) the failure of CEH to make the investment in SunTx Fulcrum Fund, L.P. as provided for in the Securities Purchase Agreement, (x) the failure of COPI to make a taxable REIT subsidiary election as provided for in the Securities Purchase Agreement, (xi) the failure of CMC to merge into CMLP as provided for in the Securities Purchase Agreement, (xii) the failure of COPI to maintain the assets and liabilities before the Closing Date as provided for in the Securities Purchase Agreement, and (xiii) the failure of CMLP to maintain a required cash balance before the Closing Date as provided for in the Securities Purchase Agreement.
(c) In the event that an obligation to pay the Partial Refund is incurred, the Liability Cap shall be reduced, both retroactively and prospectively, to $0.
Partial Refund. You understand that because the Program is an 8-week course, if You attend the first 4 classes and can prove that You have done the work but not seen any results, You will be eligible for a refund of the remaining 4 classes.
Partial Refund. During the second through the eighth week of the session, a student could be entitled to a partial refund of tuition when she/he withdraws from a course(s) due to extraordinary circumstances. Extraordinary circumstances are narrowly interpreted to mean the development of unexpected circumstances beyond a student’s control that prevents continued attendance in all classes. Examples of extraordinary circumstances include serious illness, death in the immediate family, significant change in the terms, location and/or conditions of employment, call to active military duty or TDY, etc. Mere inconvenience, discomfort with the academic workload, or minor schedule changes in employment are not deemed to meet the definition of extraordinary, mitigating, or extenuating circumstances. To be considered for a partial refund, a student must submit a complete withdrawal form. This form must be accompanied by a letter or email from the student to the Location office explaining the circumstances surrounding the withdrawal and the desire for financial consideration. In addition, Columbia College requires substantiating documentation to support the student’s request, i.e. a letter from a physician, military orders, etc. Student should be aware that a refund is not automatic; rather, requests for financial consideration are subject to review and approval on a case by case basis.
