Annual License Fee definition

Annual License Fee means the annual rate described in Section 6.2 of this Agreement.

Annual License Fee is defined in Article 6.1;

Annual License Fee means the fee determined in accordance with Section V.B. of this License Agreement.

Examples of Annual License Fee in a sentence

• Upon the mutual execution of this Agreement, GROWER shall pay PVMI a single Annual License Fee as above.

• Upon the mutual execution of this Agreement, GROWER shall pay PVMI a single Annual License Fee in the highest applicable amount in the table above with respect to the Territory(ies) selected.

• Tier 2: 501 to 2,000 SF of mature plant canopy: Annual License Fee: $1,500.

• Upon removal, Licensee shall not be responsible for the payment of any future Annual License Fee, however, the Licensee shall not be entitled to any refund for License Fees previously paid.

• If the Licensee fails to pay Annual License Fee, utility charges,common area charges, penalty or Damage herein specified or any other dues to be paid by the Licensee to Maha-Metro by the stipulated date.

More Definitions of Annual License Fee

Annual License Fee means a yearly, non-refundable, non-recoupable fee to be paid by Licensee in consideration of the rights granted to Licensee and the undertakings given by LLA under this Agreement.

Annual License Fee is the annual fee set forth in the applicable Participation Form that is payable by Provider for each Integration Offering selected by Provider.

Annual License Fee means [********], and “Annual Rights Fee” means [********].

Annual License Fee means a fee paid annually by MERCK to CODEXIS for the use of SUBSTANCE during the applicable twelve (12)-month period.

Annual License Fee means the annual amounts due by Licensee under Section 5 “Annual License Fee” and Attachment C.

Annual License Fee means the annual fee payable to the Supplier in respect of the Software license;

Annual License Fee means a certain amount of rent in exchange for use of a property.