Gross Sale Price definition

Gross Sale Price means the price for which the Merchant sells Produce to a third party or parties.
Gross Sale Price means the price, per mcf, actually received by the Seller for natural gas sold by it, without deduction for brokerage fees, commissions or offsets.
Gross Sale Price means all amounts (in money or money’s worth) received or receivable by the Licensee (or any associate, agent, representative or other affiliate of the Licensee) in consideration for the supply of a Qualifying Programme to a third party for the purposes set out in clause 2.7 of this Agreement subject only to the following deductions:

Examples of Gross Sale Price in a sentence

  • For example, if the Gross Sale Price referable to Ordinary Units for a Property is $40 million, then the Responsible Entity (and in turn, the Manager) is entitled to a gross disposal fee of up to $0.5 million upon completion of the sale.

  • There will therefore be no double charging of acquisition fees by entities within Charter Hall Group.Disposal feeThe Responsible Entity (and in turn, the Manager) is entitled to adisposal fee in respect of Wholesale A Units of up to 1.5% of the Gross Sale Price referable to Wholesale A Units in respect of the sale of any Property, held directly or indirectly, or the Gross Sale Price in respect of the Fund’s assets implied by a trust scheme affecting greater than 85% of the Units on issue.

  • Disposal fee The Responsible Entity (and in turn, the Manager) is entitled to a disposal fee in respect of Ordinary Units of up to 1.25% of the Gross Sale Price referable to Ordinary Units in respect of the sale of any Property, held directly or indirectly, or the Gross Sale Price in respect of the Fund’s assets implied by a trust scheme affecting greater than 80% of the Units on issue.

  • Gross Sale Price must equal the sum of Net Sale Price plus Chattels plus Other.

  • Disposal fee The Responsible Entity (and in turn, the Manager) is entitled to a disposal fee in respect of Ordinary Units, of up to 1.25% of the Gross Sale Price referable to Ordinary Units in respect of the sale of any Property, held directly or indirectly, or the Gross Sale Price in respect of the Fund’s assets implied by a trust scheme affecting greater than 60% of the Units on issue.


More Definitions of Gross Sale Price

Gross Sale Price means the price, per mcf, actually received by Shipper for natural gas sold by it.
Gross Sale Price set forth in the February 2000 Agreement and the January 2002 Agreement is hereby amended and restated in its entirety as follows:
Gross Sale Price means the price, per mcf, actually received by Shipper for Shipper’s Gas including, or as adjusted to take into account, proceeds received or payments made pursuant to financial hedging arrangements entered into by Shipper with Gatherer’s consent.
Gross Sale Price means the purchase price (including any non- monetary consideration, such as assumption of loans, payment in kind, or otherwise) with respect to a sale, transfer or conveyance of the Project or the Developer’s interest in the Project, less any reasonable, actual, documented, and customary costs of the sale, such as attorneys’ fees, brokerage fees, transfer taxes, recording fees.
Gross Sale Price means the Licensee’s revenues from sales of the Licensed Product for the Selected Month calculated in accordance with U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (“GAAP”).
Gross Sale Price means the total amount of cash that the Offerors, in their sole discretion, determine would be received by the Partnership if all the Partnership Property was sold for cash at its fair market value.
Gross Sale Price means the total consideration paid in any combination of cash, notes, stock, debt or other obligations assumed which exceed one year, or other property or type of investment. It shall include the present value of any and all deferred payments, or royalties, or other items, whether or not contingent on future earnings or if the transaction results from the exercise of any option, the fee would be based on the present value of the option; all are to be discounted on a basis of 10% per year. A copy of all closing documents will promptly be given to Karifico.