eligible client definition

eligible client means a client of a person or company if any of the following apply:
eligible client or “Client” shall mean, for purposes of this Agreement, an individual with a gambling related problem is an individual with (a) a primary diagnosis of Gambling Disorder (DSM-5 code 312.31), (b) a primary diagnosis of sub-clinical Gambling Disorder (meets two to three DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for Gambling Disorder), or (c) a primary diagnosis of Relational Problem Related to Gambling Disorder (a variant of DSM-5 code V61.9).
eligible client means, for a person or company, a client of the person or company if the client

Examples of eligible client in a sentence

  • Concerning Suitability, Accredited Investor and Eligible Client Status.

  • Beginning with the 31st day from date Greystone purchases the invoice evidencing an Eligible Client Account, the Purchase Price of such Account will be subject to an additional Discount of 0.016% for each one (1) day period or part thereof such Account remains unpaid to Greystone (provided such Account has not become a Chargedback Account, as defined below).

  • Seller agrees not to do any of the following without Greystone's prior written consent: (i) amend in any material respect any Eligible Client Factoring Documents; (ii) release any collateral or any guarantors supporting any Eligible Client Factoring Agreement; or (iii) permit any Eligible Client to subordinate any debt or liens to any other party.

  • If the Company disputes a Lender’s determination that an Eligible Client has undergone a Material Adverse Change since the date of this Agreement, the Company and the Lender shall submit the disputed facts to a Major Accounting Firm (as defined below), acceptable to the Lender, for resolution within five (5) Business Days of the date that the Lender notifies the Company of its determination.

  • As used herein, the term "Dilution Percentage" with respect to each Eligible Client during any period of measurement, the quotient (expressed as a percentage) obtained by dividing (i) the aggregate amount by which the Accounts of such Client are reduced for a reason other than the collection of the proceeds of the Accounts during such period, k (ii) the average amount of gross sales of such Client during such period.


More Definitions of eligible client

eligible client means a person who is or has been determined by the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Mono (hereinafter “the Court”) to be entitled to a court-appointed attorney, pursuant to relevant state statute, court rule, and constitutional provision, and who is one of the following:
eligible client or “Client” shall mean, for purposes of this Agreement, an individual with (a) a primary diagnosis of Gambling Disorder (DSM-5 code 312.31), (b) a primary diagnosis of sub-clinical Gambling Disorder (meets two to three DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for Gambling Disorder), or (c) a primary diagnosis of Relational Problem Related to Gambling Disorder (a variant of DSM-5 code V61.10, V61.20, V61.08) and whose care is being reimbursed by DHHS gambling treatment service funds.
eligible client means an individual who is found eligible for Medicaid or the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) by the Oregon Health Authority (Authority) and eligible for case management services (including TCM services) as defined in the Medicaid State Plan at the time the services are furnished.
eligible client means an Athena client that uses the required service(s) indicated on Schedule A (which, such Schedule A shall be mutually agreed upon in writing by the Parties by the Effective Date) and that signs an agreement for the provision of Partner Services. Partner Agreement (web).2018.v1
eligible client. ’ means any person finan- cially unable to afford legal assistance;
eligible client means any person financially unable to afford legal assistance;
eligible client means a client whose countable resources are below the resource limit, whose countable income is below the grant standard, and who meets all non-financial eligibility criteria.