Common use of Payment to be made in full Clause in Contracts

Payment to be made in full. All sums due under this agreement shall be paid in full by you and/or the business member without any deduction or with holding (whether in respect of set off, counterclaim, taxes, charges or otherwise) unless the deduction or with holding is required by law. If a deduction or with holding is required by law, you and/or the business member must immediately pay us an additional amount so that we receive an amount equal to the full amount which we would have received had no such deduction or with holding been made; and you and/or the business member must furnish us an official receipt of the relevant authority involved for all amounts so deducted or withheld.

Payment to be made in full. All sums due under this agreement shall be paid in full by you and/or the business member without any deduction or with holding (whether in respect of set off, counterclaim, taxes, charges or otherwise) unless the deduction or with holding is required by law. If a deduction or with holding is required by law, you and/or the business member must immediately pay us an additional amount so that we receive an amount equal to the full amount which we would have received had no such deduction or with holding been made; and you and/or the business member must furnish us an official official receipt of the relevant authority involved for all amounts so deducted or withheld.