Fixed Costs Provision definition

Fixed Costs Provision has the meaning given in the section below headed "Charges and Expenses – Other Fees and Expenses";
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Fixed Costs Provision means a determination, scale, arrangement or other provision fixing the (maximum) costs of any legal services that is made by or under legislation: Legal Profession Act 2004 (NSW) s 316(1)
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Fixed Costs Provision means a determination, scale, arrangement or other provision fixing the costs or maximum costs of any legal services that is made by or under legislation.
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Examples of Fixed Costs Provision in a sentence

  • To the extent that such Fixed Costs Provision is insufficient to meet all the aforementioned recurring fixed costs the Manager will pay any shortfall.

  • Unitholders who have had their Units repurchased prior to the End Date will not receive a share of this Unspent Provision and will bear a disproportionately larger percentage of the Fixed Costs Provision than they would have borne had their Units been repurchased on or after the End Date.

  • A provision for known future recurring fixed costs relating to the ongoing operation of the Series Trust (the "Fixed Costs Provision") will also be made in order to account for such costs in full by no later than 22 April 2011 which costs will be paid as they arise.

  • A provision for known future recurring fixed costs relating to the ongoing operation of the Series Trust (the "Fixed Costs Provision") will also be made in order to account for such costs in full by no later than 16 December 2011 which costs will be paid as they arise.

  • The Initial Costs and the Fixed Costs Provision will be amortized over the period from but excluding the Closing Date to 17 December 2010.

  • The Initial Costs and the Fixed Costs Provision will be amortized over the period from but excluding the Closing Date to 16 December 2011.

  • A provision for known future recurring fixed costs relating to the ongoing operation of the Series Trust (the "Fixed Costs Provision") will also be made in order to account for such costs in full by no later than 17 December 2010 which costs will be paid as they arise.

  • The Initial Costs and the Fixed Costs Provision will be amortized over the period from but excluding the Closing Date to 22 April 2011.