Invoice Period definition

Invoice Period has the meaning given in Clause 10.5;

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Invoice Period means the period for which advanced payment of the Monthly Service Fee is required as set out in the Service Order or such other period as notified by Vocus from time to time.

Examples of Invoice Period in a sentence

• Unless otherwise specified in row B.9 of the Information Sheet, Invoice Period means the one-month long period which commences on the Commencement Date and ends on the day prior to the same date as the Commencement Date in the next successive calendar month and each subsequent one-month long period thereafter.

• Invoices shall not be submitted more frequently than monthly, and shall include all charges made since the preceding Invoice Period.

• All applications for payment ("Invoices"), in form acceptable to Owner, shall include a complete description of the labor and materials supplied, and the work done during the period covered by the Invoice (the "Invoice Period").

• All Invoices shall be accompanied by (i) a list of all suppliers and subcontractors whose materials or services have been utilized by Contractor to perform the work described in the Invoice, and (ii) signed waivers of and releases from any claim of lien, or stop notice that could be asserted by such suppliers, subcontractors and Contractor as a result of the work performed during the Invoice Period.

• The following is a list of all suppliers and subcontractors whose materials and services will be or have been utilized by Contractor in the performance of the Work or as described in the Invoice, together with a description of the materials and services provided by such suppliers and subcontractors in connection with the Work or during the Invoice Period, and the price charged by such suppliers and subcontractors for such materials and services.

More Definitions of Invoice Period

Invoice Period means a Month. ISO has the meaning given to 'Pilbara ISO' in the Act and includes any delegate of the 'Pilbara ISO'.

Invoice Period refers to the period beginning at the start of the day on which the last invoice was issued, up to the end of the day prior to the date of the current invoice and also includes any additional period of time during which payments are made from the Buyer to the Seller in respect of completed deliveries.

Invoice Period means the period specified from time to time by Fiuu and notified to the Retailer for the purposes of preparing a Retailer Invoice;

Invoice Period means the period for which advanced payment of the Monthly Service Fee is required as set out in the Service Order or such other period as notified by 2degrees from time to time. › LAN / Wi-Fi Services has the meaning set out in the LAN / Wi-Fi Service Schedule which is made available by 2degrees to the Customer.

Invoice Period means on a weekly basis, if an Offer

Invoice Period means the period for which payment is required as set out on any invoice issued by FocusNet. Law includes the provisions of any statute, rule, regulation, proclamation, ordinance or by-law, present or future, whether state, federal or otherwise. Liability means any direct or consequential liabilities, claims, losses, costs, charges, damages, injuries or expenses of any nature. Notice means any notice given in accordance with clause 21.11 to 21.13. Payment includes every amount (other than GST) payable by the Customer to FocusNet under the Agreement. Planned Outage Period means a period during which the Service is or may become unusable or impaired due to FocusNet undertaking work on its facilities, networks or systems for any reason, including arising out of or in connection with:

Invoice Period means the relevant calendar monthly, quarterly, yearly or other period specified as such in a Schedule.