Conversion Charges definition

Conversion Charges means the conversion charges payable to Government for change in land use and shall include any part of such charges payable to local bodies;

Conversion Charges means the charges levied by a local government or Development Authority concerned for conversion of land use;

Conversion Charges means the fee paid/to be paid by the Borrower to the Bank for the purpose of conversion of Applicable Interest Rate from Fixed Rate of Interest to Floating Rate of

Examples of Conversion Charges in a sentence

• See Rate Element / Service Order / Installation/Repair Center section of this price sheet for EEL Conversion Charges.

• No Service Conversion Charges shall be billed to the Subscriber for this change in service.

• D 1.26.4 Except pursuant to GWP D 1.26.10, Rent, Conversion Charges and Loading Out Charges submitted in accordance with GWP D 1.26.1(a) may only be increased once a year at the annual renewal of nomination.

• Switching and Conversion Charges: On the switching of Shares between Funds, the Instrument of Incorporation authorises the ACD to impose a charge on switching.

• Lost revenues caused by providing Subscribers with (i) California LifeLine Service Connection/ Activation Charges, (ii) California LifeLine Service Conversion Charges, (iii) California LifeLine Service for separate Households at a given physical address, and (iv) California LifeLine Service for a second TTY line under Section 4.2.3 not recoverable from the federal Lifeline program.

• The base for calculating the reimbursable amount of Federal Excise Tax (FET) shall include only the lost revenues from the following items: (a) Service Conversion Charges, (b) Flat Rate Service, (c) EUCL, (d) Surcharges, and (e) allowable recovery of untimed calls.

• For Wireless LifeLine Providers, the reimbursement amount for Service Connection/ Activation and Service Conversion Charges shall be capped at $39.00 per Subscriber per instance, with a limit of not more than two discounts per California LifeLine Subscriber per calendar year.

• A California LifeLine Service Provider may recover from the California LifeLine Fund up to the SSA, California LifeLine non-recurring charges (Service Connection/ Activation Charges, Service Conversion Charges, applicable taxes/ Surcharges, interest (if applicable), one-time implementation costs, other amounts expressly authorized by the Commission, and administrative expenses as set forth in Section 9.3.10, 9.3.12 and 9.3.13 of this General Order.

• Details of the charges notified to the Exchange under GWP D 1.26.1 shall include, but are not limited to, Loading In Charges, Rent, weighing, sampling and rebagging charges, Conversion Charges and Loading Out Charges and shall be for the period up to the next annual renewal of nomination.

• That you sha l pay the additional amount of Conversion Charges for any variation in area at site in lump sum within 30 days as and when detected and demanded by the Director, Town & Country Planning, Haryana, Chandigarh.

More Definitions of Conversion Charges

Conversion Charges means the fee, if any, paid/to be paid by the Borrower to the Bank for the purpose of conversion of Applicable Interest Rate from Fixed Rate of Interest to Floating Rate of Interest or vice versa.

Conversion Charges means the conversion charges payable to Government and shall include any part of such charges payable to local bodies;

Conversion Charges means the charges levied by the Authority for conversion of land use;

Conversion Charges means, with respect to each Company, the aggregate of the quantity of Products invoiced by the Seller to such Company multiplied by the respective Conversion Prices of said Products for a Contractual Year;