Licence Fee definition

Licence Fee means the licence fee specified in Item 7 of Schedule 1.
Licence Fee means the Licence Fee as set out in the Term Sheet;
Licence Fee. : means the fee prescribed by the JCRA under Article 17 of the Telecommunications (Jersey) Law and payable by the Licensee;

Examples of Licence Fee in a sentence

  • Neither the Licence Fee nor the Cloud Fee includes Value Added Tax (VAT).

  • PAYMENT CONDITIONS PLATEBNÍ PODMÍNKY The Licensee will be invoiced by the Licensor every quarter in advance with an invoice for the Licence Fee and the Cloud Fee.

  • Licence Fee The Licensee shall pay by equal calendar monthly instalments in advance to the trust a calendar monthly licence fee as may from time to time be fixed by agreement between the trustees and the licensee.


More Definitions of Licence Fee

Licence Fee has the meaning given to it in Clause 3;
Licence Fee means the fee specified in the Licence Certificate.
Licence Fee. : means the fee prescribed by the Director General under sections 3(3) and 6 of the Telecommunications Law and payable by the Licensee;
Licence Fee means the fee payable by each of the Licensees to the Licensor pursuant to Clause 4 and as set out in Schedule III in this Licence Agreement.
Licence Fee means the initial licence fee that the Licensee is required to pay for the right to use the Software.
Licence Fee means the fee payable for access to and use of the Licensed Material as set out in this Licence and in the Quote (if any), and may comprise a fee (as the context requires): for access to and use during the Subscription Period of Licensed Material including the Maintained Titles; and/or for archival access to and use after the end of the Subscription Period of Continuing Licensed Material (including archived articles).
Licence Fee means the fee specified in the Proposal as may be varied from time to time;