Common use of Who is responsible for payment Clause in Contracts

Who is responsible for payment. Each of you who has signed the Acceptance Form is liable for and must ensure that all of the fees and supplemental charges due are paid to the School. This is because our contract applies to both of you together and each of you on your own. Each person who signs the Acceptance Form therefore has an individual responsibility to ensure that, between them, the fees and supplemental charges owing to the School are paid. In practice this means that if fees or supplemental charges have not been paid then, in order to recover the outstanding payments, the School can, in its discretion, choose to seek payment of the amount outstanding from either parent or both parents. The only exceptions to this are set out in Clause 4.4 immediately below. Court orders (for example, where parents are separated or divorced) and other arrangements between parents or third parties relating to fees do not normally bind or apply to the School, and do not extinguish either parent’s liability for the fees and supplemental charges due under this contract.

Who is responsible for payment. Each of you who has signed the Acceptance Form is liable for and must ensure that all of the fees and supplemental charges due are paid to the School. This is because our contract applies to both of you together and each of you on your own. Each person parent who signs the Acceptance Form therefore has an individual responsibility to ensure that, individually or between them, the fees and supplemental charges owing to the School are paid. In practice this means that if fees or supplemental charges have not been paid then, then in order to recover the outstanding payments, the School can, in its discretion, choose to seek payment of the amount outstanding from either parent or both parents. The only exceptions to this are set out in Clause 4.4 4.5 immediately below. Court orders (for example, where parents are separated or divorced) and other arrangements between parents or third parties relating to fees do not normally bind or apply to the School, and do not extinguish either parent’s liability for the fees and supplemental charges due under this contract.

Who is responsible for payment. Each of you who has signed the Acceptance Form is liable for and must ensure that all of the fees and supplemental charges due are paid to the School. This is because our contract applies to both of you together and each of you on your own. Each person who signs the Acceptance Form therefore has an individual responsibility to ensure that, between them, the fees and supplemental charges owing to the School are paid. In practice this means that if fees or supplemental charges have not been paid then, then in order to recover the outstanding payments, the School can, in its discretion, choose to seek payment of the amount outstanding from either parent or both parents. The only exceptions to this are set out in Clause 4.4 4.5 immediately below. Court orders (for example, where parents are separated or divorced) and other arrangements between parents or third parties relating to fees do not normally bind or apply to the School, and do not extinguish either parent’s liability for the fees and supplemental charges due under this contract.

Who is responsible for payment. Each of you who has signed the Final Acceptance Form is liable for and must ensure that all of the fees Fees and supplemental charges Extras due are paid to the School. This is because our contract Contract applies to both of you together and each of you on your own. Each person who signs the Final Acceptance Form therefore has an individual responsibility to ensure that, between them, the fees Fees and supplemental charges Extras owing to the School are paid. In practice this means that if fees Fees or supplemental charges Extras have not been paid then, to the School then in order to recover the outstanding payments, the School can, in its discretion, choose to can seek payment of the full amount outstanding from either parent or both parents. The only exceptions to this are set out in Clause 4.4 immediately below. Court orders (for example, where parents are separated or divorced) and other arrangements between parents or third parties relating to fees Fees do not normally bind or apply to the School, and do not extinguish either parent’s liability for the fees Fees and supplemental charges Extras due under this contractContract.

Who is responsible for payment. Each of you who has signed the Acceptance Form is liable for and must ensure that all of the fees and supplemental charges due are paid to the School. This is because our contract applies to both of you together and each of you on your own. Each person parent who signs the Acceptance Form therefore has an individual responsibility to ensure that, individually or between them, the fees and supplemental charges owing to the School are paid. In practice this means that if fees or supplemental charges have not been paid then, then in order to recover the outstanding payments, the School can, can in its discretion, discretion choose to seek payment of the amount outstanding from either parent or both parents. The only exceptions to this are set out in Clause 4.4 4.5 immediately below. Court orders (for example, where parents are separated or divorced) and other arrangements between parents or third parties relating to fees do not normally bind or apply to the Schoolschool, and do not extinguish either parent’s liability for the fees and supplemental charges due under this contract.

Who is responsible for payment. Each of you who has signed the Acceptance Form is liable for and must ensure that all of the fees and supplemental extra charges due are paid to the School. This is because our contract applies to both of you together and each of you on your own. Each person who signs the Acceptance Form therefore has an individual responsibility to ensure that, between them, the fees and supplemental extra charges owing to the School are paid. In practice practice, this means that if fees or supplemental extra charges have not been paid then, then in order to recover the outstanding payments, the School can, in its discretion, choose to seek payment of the amount outstanding from either parent or both parents. The only exceptions to this are set out in Clause 4.4 4.5 immediately below. Court orders (for example, where parents are separated or divorced) and other arrangements between parents or third parties relating to fees do not normally bind or apply to the School, and do not extinguish either parent’s liability for the fees and supplemental extra charges due under this contract.