Licence Fees means the fees, the amount of is indicated in the Purchase Order, paid by the Client in consideration of the Licence.
Licence Fees means the licence fees applicable to the Licensed Services under the ICE Direct Licence scheme and published on ICE’s website (xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx) from time to time and payable in accordance with the terms of clause 4.
Examples of Licence Fees in a sentence
Supplier’s total liability under this Clause 11.2 will be limited as stated in the Agreement (if no such limitation is stated, then such liability is limited to the total amount of Licence Fees paid by the Customer).
More Definitions of Licence Fees
Licence Fees means the fees payable by you under this Agreement to us excluding VAT and all other relevant taxes, where applicable, as detailed by us from time to time including through our website, as part of a written quotation or renewal;
Licence Fees means the charges for your occupation of the Accommodation as stated in the Offer of Accommodation.
Licence Fees means the licence fees payable by you to us (or your Reseller) for the right to use the Software, as more particularly set out in your Order.
Licence Fees means the initial, annual or renewal fees for a licence payable to the Authority by an applicant or a licensee;
Licence Fees. Licence fees are as follows: • Private Non-Sale Licence - $10 • Private Resale Licence - $25 • A store may charge a service fee of up to $2 for each licence sold and fees are subject to change.
Licence Fees means the licence Fees payable by Participant to Data Republic, as stipulated in an applicable Term Sheet.
Licence Fees means the initial, annual or renewal fees, excluding the application processing fee, for a licence under this Act;