Due Payment Date definition

Due Payment Date means the date for payment for the Services, which, in respect of any invoice, is thirty (30) days after receipt by the Authority of a Valid Invoice;

Due Payment Date means the date for payment for the Services, which, in respect of any invoice, is 30 days after the Authority has verified the invoice.

Due Payment Date means a date agreed between TXUEG and the Buyer which is no later than one month after all the Transfer Conditions have been satisfied provided they then remain satisfied;

Examples of Due Payment Date in a sentence

• According to Sudana (2011:21), this ratio measures the size of the use of long-term debt compared to the company's own capital.

• If Agreement is not reached by the Due Payment Date, the transfer shall be in cash.

• XxxxXxxx.xxx Realty will send a “Friendly Reminder Notice” 7 Days in advance of Balance Due Payment Date.

• If agreement is not reached by the Due Payment Date, the transfer will be in the form of assets of the Seagram Distillers Scheme listed on The London Stock Exchange and selected by the Seagram Distillers Scheme as a representative selection of such listed assets held by the Seagram Distillers Scheme.

• Lessee’s Signature: Date For Office Use OnlyReservation Taken By/Date: Date of Reservation: $75 Deposit Check #: Check: Returned or Shredded (Circle One) Total Amount Due: Payment Date: Office Notes:(Circle One) Credit Card/Cash/Check:# (Credit/Debit Card) Processing fee: Community Center Rental GuidelinesAll persons wishing to reserve the use of the Marysville Community Center must sign a contract agreeing to the Policies and Regulations set by the City of Marysville.

• In the event that the amount actually transferred on the Due Payment Date from the Vendor's Scheme to the Purchaser's Scheme is less than the Transfer Amount (the Shortfall), the Vendor shall subject to the proviso below forthwith following a written demand from the Purchaser, pay within 7 days to the Purchaser (for onward transmission to the Purchaser's Scheme) by way of adjustment to the consideration hereunder, a cash sum equal to 100 per cent.

• If agreement is not reached by the Due Payment Date, a transfer will be made in cash with a reduction of 1 per cent..

• If agreement is not reached by the Due Payment Date, the transfer will be in the form of equities of the Seller's Scheme selected by the Seller's Scheme as a representative selection held by the Seller's Scheme.

• The scheme (or each such scheme) must be a scheme which as at the Due Payment Date satisfies the terms of this paragraph 3.

• If agreement is not reached by the Due Payment Date, the transfer will be in the form of assets of the C&W Scheme listed on The London Stock Exchange (or unitised funds comprising such assets) which the C&W Actuary and the Purchaser's Actuary agree are representative selection of such listed assets held by the C&W Scheme .

More Definitions of Due Payment Date

Due Payment Date means a date notified by the Seller to the Purchaser which is no later than one month after all the Transfer Conditions have been satisfied provided they then remain satisfied.

Due Payment Date means the day 10 Business Days after (i) the agreement between DuPont's Actuary and Buyer's Actuary as to the UK Transfer Amount or (ii), if a reference is made to an independent actuary under Section 5.11(k)(ii)(6), the date of his determination of the UK Transfer Amount.

Due Payment Date means (in respect of any amount properly due) the day which is 30 calendar days from the date of the Authority’s and the relevant Purchasing Authority's receipt of a valid invoice that has been issued in accordance with the relevant Individual Service Contract and these Rules;

Due Payment Date means a date notified by the Seller to the ---------------- Buyers which is no later than one month after all the Transfer Conditions have been satisfied, provided they then remain satisfied.

Due Payment Date means a date notified by the Vendor to the Purchaser which is not later than one month after all the Transfer Conditions have been satisfied provided they then remain satisfied. Exempt Approved Scheme has the same meaning as in section 592 of the Income and Corporation Taxes Xxx 0000 and Exempt Approved is construed accordingly.

Due Payment Date means seven days after the first date which is at least one month after the Joining Date and on which the Transfer Conditions have been satisfied. "Employee" means a person who at Completion is employed by the Company. "Exempt Approved Scheme" has the same meaning as in section 592, Income and Corporation Taxes Act 1988 and "Exempt Approved" shall be construed accordingly. "Initial Payment" means the sum of £700,000 to be paid by the Company or the Purchaser as provided in paragraph 5. "Interest" means, in respect of any period and any principal sum, an amount of interest (accruing daily and compounded monthly) at a rate equal to one percentage point above the base rate from time to time of Barclays Bank plc. "Interim Period" means the period from and including the date of Completion up to but excluding the Joining Date. "Joining Date" means 1st January 2003 or such other date as the parties may agree in writing. "Member" means, at any time or during any period specified in this Schedule, a contributing member of the Vendor's Pension Scheme. "Option Form" means a document substantially in the form set out in Appendix A to this Schedule, or in such other form as the Vendor and the Purchaser shall agree between them (such agreement not to be unreasonably withheld by either party) but which shall in any event include a discharge in favour of the trustee of the Vendor's Pension Scheme by Members who elect to transfer. "Purchaser's Actuary" means Xxxx Xxxxx of Aon Ltd, 11th Floor, Auchinleck House, Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx X00 0XX or such other Actuary as the Purchaser may notify to the Vendor. "Purchaser's Associates" means any holding company of the Purchaser and any subsidiary of or company controlled by the Purchaser or its holding company. "Purchaser's Scheme" means the retirement benefits scheme or schemes referred to in paragraph 3 and, where the context requires, includes the trustees thereof. "Rules" means the trust deeds and rules and other documents governing the Vendor's Pension Scheme as set out in the list included or referred to in the Disclosure Letter. "Section 9 (2B) Rights" has the same meaning as in the Occupational Pension Schemes (Contracting-out) Regulations 1996.