Market Fee definition

Market Fee means the amount of money payable by a Trader to use the Stall.

Market Fee means the amount of money payable by a Trader to use the Plot.

Market Fee means fees payable to the Market Committee under Rule 21.

Examples of Market Fee in a sentence

• Aetna Medicaid Market Fee Schedule (AMMFS) is defined as a fee schedule that is based upon the contracted location where service is performed and the applicable State Medicaid Fee Schedule.

• Any Market Fee paid in advance will not be refunded to a No-Show Vendor.

• In determining the Fair Market Fee in respect of any newly acquired vessel, the arbitrator will be provided with the proposed Technical Services Fee of such vessel as discussed between the Company and the Manager, the anticipated costs of operating and managing such vessel for the next three-year period and any other information that the Company or the Manager may deem relevant.

• Aetna Medicare-Medicaid Plan Market Fee Schedule (AMMPMFS) is defined as a fee schedule that is based upon the contracted location where service is performed and the applicable Medicare Allowable Payment (Inpatient Services), Medicare Allowable Payment (Outpatient Services), Dialysis Services Payment, Home Health Care Services Payment, or Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (as applicable).

• Acceptance by the City of arrears of the Market Fee or other money or of any breach of this Licence by the Operator does not constitute a waiver of the City's rights.

More Definitions of Market Fee

Market Fee means Our estimate of the Market Operator’s market fee.

Market Fee means the fee payable by the Operator to the City in respect of the market calculated in accordance with Item 11 of Schedule 1 as updated in accordance with the City’s Fees and Charges.

Market Fee means the statutory fee payable to the SAMB for any sales transactions of agricultural produce that take place in the MTM2

Market Fee means Change Energy’s estimate of the Market Operator’s market fee. Market Operator means the operator of the Wholesale Electricity Market from time to time in accordance with the Market Rules. Market Rules means the Wholesale Electricity Market Rules published under the Electricity Industry (Wholesale Electricity Market) Regulations 2004 (WA), and the provisions of the Electricity Industry Xxx 0000 (WA) relating to the Wholesale Electricity Market as amended from time to time. Material Change in Electricity Consumption means consumption in respect of a Site that differs in regards to the timing or quantity of Electricity Consumption from what would reasonably be expected based on the Electricity Consumption data for the Site for the 12 months prior to the date of this Agreement so as to have a material adverse effect on Change Energy’s ability to recover its costs associated with the supply of electricity by Change Energy to the Buyer. Meter means, for a Site, the electricity meter installed by the Network Operator to measure the electricity transferred at the Connection Point for the Site. Metering Code means the Electricity Industry Metering Code 2005 (WA).

Market Fee means an amount levied on sale or purchase of agricultural produce in a public market.

Market Fee means fee levied under Section 19 of the Ordinance on sale or purchase of agricultural produce within the limits of the notified market area.

Market Fee means fee payable to the market committee under Rule 21.