Hire Charge definition

Hire Charge or “Hire Charges” means the rates and charges payable by You for the hire of the Equipment.

Hire Charge means the total charge for the hire of the Vehicle as stated in Part A.

Hire Charge means the amount shown in (or calculated in accordance with) the Hire Schedule payable by the Hirer to hire the Plant.

Examples of Hire Charge in a sentence

• You will pay Us for the hire of the Equipment at the Hire Charge set out in the Hire Schedule.

More Definitions of Hire Charge

Hire Charge means the total charge for the hire of the Vehicle stated on the Rental Agreement, payable by the Customer to ZMH in accordance with clause 2.

Hire Charge means the fee exclusive of GST which the Customer has by this Contract agreed to pay to the Owner for the hire of the Equipment for the Period of Hire. Additional Equipment required will be invoiced to the Customer and will be in addition to the Hire Charge and will be added to the invoice of the Hire Charge to the Customer. The Hire Charge is set out in the Quotation or Proposal.

Hire Charge means the charge payable by the Customer for hire of the Venue, as specified in the Order;

Hire Charge means the sum set out on the front of this form as the “Hire Charge”.

Hire Charge means the amount specified in the confirmation of hire that is payable by the hirer to CTICC as consideration for the hire of the hired area for the hire period but excluding the additional charges referred to in clause 3;

Hire Charge means the charge made by ENGIE for the hire of the premises;

Hire Charge means the total charge for the hire of the Vehicle as stated in Part A. 'Hire Period' means the period for the hire of the Vehicle as stated in Part A (or as extended under clause 12 of these T&Cs). 'Incident' means any event causing: (i) theft of the Vehicle; (ii) damage or loss to the Vehicle (both interior and exterior) or its equipment, fixtures, fittings, windows, or tyres; or (iii) damage or loss to third party property. 'Optional Extras' means: