PESOS Sample Clauses

PESOS. In any case the buyer-assignor shall be jointly and severally liable for any payment due to AGL under this agreement unless the client secures the written approval of AGL prior to such transfer. In case there will be a transfer after the reservation the client will incur a P50,000 charge

PESOS. This paragraph shall not apply to legitimate consumers of DIGOS WATERWORKS as of October 31, 1980.

PESOS. In any case the buyer-assignor shall be jointly and severally liable for any payment due to AGL Primo Corp. under this agreement unless the buyer secures the written approval of AGL prior to such transfer. ACCEPTANCE OF UNIT (S) & OCCUPANCY. After the house completion and/or issuance of the confirmation of completion and appraisal (COCA), I/We accept my/our unit(s) from AGL Primo Corp. upon notice. Failure of my/our part to accept the unit on the specified date in the notice, I/We agree to release RAMRI of any responsibility or liability for any damage or pilferage to the property and waive my/our right for any house repairs. I/We shall move-in and occupy the PROPERTY only upon notification of the AGL, which upon LOAN TAKE-OUT or upon payment of full equity and issuance of the complete set of postdated checks dated according the above-mentioned schedule. However, if I/We wish to occupy the unit earlier, provided that COCA has been released, the AGL Primo Corporation WILL CHARGE A RENTAL FEE UP TO THE TIME OF MY/OUR LOAN TAKE-OUT at the prevailing rental rate in the area or an amount mutually agreed upon.

PESOS. The actual foreign exchange rate (AFER) for the currency in question, as published in the New York Times as of October 15th of the previous calendar year, will be used to calculate the rate adjustment. A foreign exchange rate change percentage for each currency will be calculated as follows: ((CFER — AFER) / CFER).* For example, if the AFER for India published in the New York Times as of October 15, 2010, equals 50.60 INR to 1 USD, the rate adjustment for 2011 would be calculated as follows: *

PESOS. The term “Pesos” shall mean the legal currency of Mexico.

PESOS. Actual foreign exchange rate (AFER) published in the New York Times as of the last Business Day of the previous calendar year will be used to calculate the rate adjustment. A foreign exchange rate adjustment percentage for each currency will be calculated as follows: ((CFER — AFER) / CFER). * For example, if the AFER published in the New York Times for India as of December 30, 2010 equals 50.60 INR to 1 USD, the foreign exchange adjusted would be calculated as follows: * Confidential Materials omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Asterisks denote omissions.