Agreement to pay a Top Up in respect of: service userTop Up Agreement • March 31st, 2021
Following your discussion with case manager, I understand that service user has expressed a wish that they should be accommodated at care home at a weekly cost of (weekly contract price) per week. This is £ top up amount greater than Cardiff Council would expect to pay for service user assessed needs, but you have indicated that you wish to meet this excess by way of a personal contribution.
Note: TOP- UP AGREEMENTTop-Up Agreement • April 23rd, 2018
This agreement is made on ……………. Date) of ………..… (Month) 20 ……... (Year) between; Leeds City Council, [referred to as “the Council” in this Agreement], The Provider [referred to as “the Service Provider” in this Agreement] and The Person Representing the Resident [referred to as “Residents Representative” in this agreement].
Top Up Information Sheet (Third Party Top up Payer)Top Up Agreement • February 16th, 2022
First-Party Top-Up Agreement [Service User]Top-Up Agreement • May 27th, 2022
In the event that a change in circumstances leads to an increase in the top-up charge, I understand that I will need to make arrangements to increase the top-up amount required. However, I also understand that failure to increase the top-up charge may result in my placement being put at risk with steps taken to explore relocation to an alternative and suitable care home.
UCOBANK RETIREES’ ASSOCIATION KARNATAKA (Regd)Top Up Agreement • April 8th, 2018
We have been informed by our Federation vide their Circular number AIUCBPF/04/2018-2021 dated 30/03/2018 that the agreement between our Federation and United India Insurance Company Limited for the year 2018-2019 has been reached. This will be in addition to the IBA-Bank Insurance Policy that has a provision for Super Top Up arrangement. This additional Top Up is in continuation of earlier arrangements / agreements with the Insurance Company
Investment Plan for Europe: EUR 120m for SMEs in ItalyTop-Up Agreement • April 19th, 2017
The European Investment Fund (EIF) and Alba Leasing S.p.A. (Alba) have signed a top-up agreement to provide EUR 120 million to innovative companies in Italy. The agreements were signed under the European Commission’s InnovFin initiative, backed by the EU's research and innovation programme Horizon 2020. These agreements were made possible by the support of the European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI). The EFSI is the central pillar of the European Commission's Investment Plan for Europe, the so-called "Juncker Plan".
ContractTop Up Agreement • October 13th, 2016
The European Market Infrastructure Regulation ("EMIR") is the European Union measure that implements the G-20 recommendations for derivatives. It applies generally to the activities of European entities that trade in derivatives, including their trading activities with non-European counterparties.
