IC Payment Claim definition
Examples of IC Payment Claim in a sentence
Despite any other provision of the Agreement, if the Payment Condition Precedent is not satisfied at the time the Principal is required to issue an IC Payment Certificate, no amount claimed in the relevant IC Payment Claim is payable and the Principal may issue an IC Payment Certificate which reflects this.
If the IC Payment Claim relates to any portion of the Fee that is calculated in accordance with the Schedule of Rates: the IC Payment Claim must also include a detailed breakdown of the amounts claimed to which the rates apply, including whether the amount relates to the provision of ARENA Services, Finance Services or Project Services; and the Independent Certifier must also give to the Principal any other information reasonably requested by the Principal.
Within 10 Business Days of receiving an IC Payment Claim, the Principal must issue to the Independent Certifier a statement of the amount payable to the Independent Certifier including where the amount in the statement differs from the IC Payment Claim, the reasons for the difference (IC Payment Certificate).
If the IC Payment Claim relates to any portion of the Fee that reimburses the Independent Certifier for an expense, the IC Payment Claim must also include reasonable evidence of the expense (such as an invoice or receipt).
The Independent Certifier must no more frequently than once a month submit to the Principal a written claim for payment on account of the Fee for the Services performed in accordance with the Agreement since the last claim (IC Payment Claim).
The Principal must pay the Independent Certifier the amount stated in the IC Payment Certificate within 15 Business Days after the date the IC Payment Claim is submitted under clause 6.2(a).