Hiring Fees definition
Hiring Fees means the fees payable to the, as appropriate, at a rate notified by Portal to the prospective Hirer at a time of their application, and any subsequent changes to their application thereafter.
Hiring Fees means the fees payable in respect of the Booking, at a rate notified by Go to the prospective Hirer at the time of the application, and any subsequent changes to the application thereafter.
Hiring Fees means amounts (a) actually received by Leaders from a Referred Leaders Account for the successful placement of candidates and (b) which are no longer subject to forfeiture (for example, if a candidate resigns or is terminated within a specified period following the hire date).
Examples of Hiring Fees in a sentence
All Hiring Fees shall be invoiced immediately and payable upon receipt.
If this is not practical (e.g. booking made well in advance), the minimum amount acceptable to secure the booking is 50% of the Hiring Fees.
Failing receipt of any Hiring Fees, any provisional bookings shall be cancelled.
THE TRUSTEE reserves the right to cancel this hiring in the event of the premises being required for church use of a funeral or wedding, in which case the Hirer shall be entitled to a refund of any Deposit or Hiring Fees already paid.
In the event of the Charity cancelling the booking, prior to the commencement of the Hiring, all Hiring Fees (including the Security Deposit) paid by the Hirer shall be refunded.
More Definitions of Hiring Fees
Hiring Fees means the total amount payable by the Customer to Barossa Bike Hire
Hiring Fees means the total amount payable by the Customer to Barossa Bike Hire for hiring of the Equipment or the provision of services by Barossa Bike Hire.
Hiring Fees means the total amount payable by the Customer to Bicycle Fix Darwin for hiring of the Equipment or the provision of services
Hiring Fees means the total amount payable by the Customer as set out in the Quote.