Reservation Fees. A reservation fee is generally taken from a tenant applying to rent a property. The purpose of this fee is to verify the Tenant's serious intent to proceed, and to protect the Agent against any administrative expenses (taking out bank references, conducting viewings, re-advertising) that may be incurred should the Tenant decide to withdraw the application. The reservation fee does not protect the Landlord against loss of rent due to the Tenant deciding to withdraw, or references proving unsuitable although early acceptance of rent from the applicant would not be advisable until satisfactory references have been received. Landlords should notify the Agent where they wish a larger security fee to be carried to protect against loss of rents, or insurance undertaken. This fee is not a deposit until it is transferred on the establishment of the tenancy.
Reservation Fees. Commercial photographers/videographers who wish to reserve a specific park area or feature must go about the same reservation process and pay the same reservation fees as other park guests. Visit xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxx for details.
Reservation Fees. The Reservation Fee is an amount, equal to 50% of the Total Rental Fees, as specified in the Facility Use Fees, Custodial Fees, Nursery Fees, A/V Fees, and Kitchen Fees, of St. Stephen’s Guidelines for Use of Church Property and Facilities, which is payable within five (5) business days after the date upon which a reservation is first confirmed by Licensee. The Reservation Fee shall be credited in full toward the Total Rental Fees. The Reservation Fee, less a 20% administration charge in the event of a cancellation, is refundable only if Licensee cancels the reservation, or requests a new event date, more than 30 days prior to the scheduled event date. Any additional charges incurred and billed against the Space Rental License Agreement are due immediately upon presentation. If Licensee cancels the reservation or requests a new event date within 30 days prior to the event date, the Reservation Fee shall be forfeited in its entirety. In its sole discretion, the Licensor may cancel a reservation if all fees have not been paid within 14 days of the scheduled event.
Reservation Fees. Customer acknowledges that at certain Collocation Sites, Collocation Providers will only reserve space upon payment of an ongoing monthly reservation fee covering the period between Customer’s initial request for Collocation Space and the date on which the Equipment is actually installed and Customer begins paying MRC for ongoing usage; in such cases, Sprint will communicate this to Customer during the quotation process, and Customer recognizes that in such cases, unless and until Sprint has received the reservation fee payment from Customer, no guarantee of space availability at any particular Collocation Site can be made.
Reservation Fees. In respect of any Indicative Amount:
Reservation Fees. A refundable $100 security deposit and rental fee is due when reserving the facility. The deposit will be forfeited, and additional fees may be charged if the facility is damaged, requires excessive cleanup, or is used more than the permitted time.
Reservation Fees. Celladon agrees to compensate Novasep for the reservation of manufacturing slots, in 2015 and 2016, for the Product in the Novasep Facility. As a consequence Celladon shall pay to Novasep an aggregate amount of […***…] Euro ([…***…] €), which shall be payable as follows:
Reservation Fees. The CITY hereby agrees to provide, and the DEVELOPER agrees to receive from the CITY, wastewater services, subject to the conditions and limitations ser forth herein, provided, however that such services shall only be provided after the Developer posts a guarantee for the Reservation Fees for the proposed units requiring service. The DEVELOPER shall deliver a nonrefundable payment in the sum of $394,052.00, said sum being fifty percent (50%) of the total amount of current development fees due for the Project (the “Wastewater Reservation/Commitment Fees”). Payment of the Reservation Fees does not entitle the connection to the water system of the units within the development for which the Reservation Fees are received without paying development fees in existence at the time of the required payment. However, the Reservation Fees will be applied toward the development fee payment required, and the Developer shall be responsible for any difference between the Reservation Fee and Development Fee at the time of the required payment. The ERU’s hereby reserved for DEVELOPER shall attach to and run with the land described in Exhibit “A” hereto and shall not be severed therefrom and/or sold, conveyed or transferred separate and apart from the land by DEVELOPER. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to prevent DEVELOPER from acquiring additional ERU’s from the CITY in the future, but all such future acquisitions shall be at the prevailing rate schedule in effect at the time such acquisition is made. The CITY shall be free to spend the money paid to it by the DEVELOPER under the provisions hereof to pay for or to obtain financing for the expansion of the existing WWTP and shall diligently pursue the final completion of such expansion.
Reservation Fees. A holding fee is generally taken from a tenant applying to rent a property. The purpose of this fee is to verify the Tenant's serious intent to proceed, and to protect the Agent against any administrative expenses (taking out bank references, conducting viewings, re-advertising) that may be incurred should the Tenant decide to withdraw the application. The reservation fee does not protect the Landlord against loss of rent due to the Tenant deciding to withdraw, or references proving unsuitable although early acceptance of rent from the applicant would not be advisable until satisfactory references have been received. The holding fee is not a deposit until it is transferred on the establishment of the tenancy as agreed with the tenant.
Reservation Fees. A Reservation Fee is generally taken from a Tenant applying to rent a Property. The purpose of this fee is to verify the Tenant's serious intent to proceed and to protect the Agent against any administrative expenses that may be incurred should the Tenant decide to withdraw the application. The reservation fee does not protect the Landlord against loss of rent due to the Tenant deciding to withdraw, or references proving unsuitable. Landlords should notify the Agent where they wish a larger reservation fee to be taken to protect against loss of rents, or insurance undertaken. This fee is not a deposit until it is transferred on the establishment of the Tenancy.
