Exit Charge has the meaning set forth in Section 2.8(b).
Exit Charge means the NTS Exit Capacity Charge ([to be] set out in the Transportation Statement) for the Exit Zone applicable to the ARCA NTS/LDZ Offtake (and payable by Users at LDZ Supply Points and LDZ CSEPS pursuant to Uniform Network Code);
Exit Charge means the charge for performing the obligations set out in the Exit Schedule, Exit Plan and the Charges Schedule;
Examples of Exit Charge in a sentence
When a Distribution Load Customer wishes to Permanently Disconnect their Point of Service, in addition to the requirements under Article 10, a Customer may be assessed a Distribution Customer Exit Charge.
Where such TTL Smartmedia are identified: • the PAYG System will apply a Mixed Travel Exit Charge or may prevent exit in the case of gatelines; • the identifying validation device will provide a specific audible indication.
More Definitions of Exit Charge
Exit Charge means the exit charge calculated in accordance with Condition 5.2 (iv).
Exit Charge. [insert amount or, where not possible, the method of calculation] (Where applicable) Should you decide to repay this loan early, please contact us to ascertain the exact level of the exit charge at that moment.
Exit Charge means the charge payable by the subscriber to the operator of a collective investment undertaking upon redemption of participations in the undertaking;
Exit Charge means the amount (if any) determined under clause 11.1. "Financial Year" means:
Exit Charge means, unless specifically permitted in this Agreement, any amount levied, imposed, debited or otherwise charged, directly or indirectly, by Reliance to a Customer or its Agent on or after the earlier of Reliance’s receipt of a Notification of Termination or the termination date set out in paragraph 5(e) of this Agreement;