Merchant Loss definition

Merchant Loss means any loss or extraordinary expense (including reasonable legal fees related to such loss or extraordinary expense) for any reason attributable to a Merchant or a Government-Merchant, including any loss due to a Merchant Chargeback, Merchant business failure or any fraudulent or illegal, or allegedly fraudulent or illegal, practice of such Merchant or Government-Merchant, except in the event such Merchant Loss was caused by the fraud or misconduct of BPPR.

Merchant Loss means any loss or extraordinary expense (including but not limited to reasonable legal fees related to such loss or extraordinary expense) incurred by Bank or CCC for any reason which is attributable to a Merchant, including but not limited to any loss due to a Merchant Chargeback, Merchant business failure, or fraudulent or illegal, or alleged fraudulent or illegal, practice of a Merchant.

Merchant Loss means any loss incurred by MSI or Member for any reason attributable to a Merchant, including but not limited to losses due to the fraudulent practices of a Merchant and uncollected Merchant fees, in connection with the Marketing Agreement.

Examples of Merchant Loss in a sentence

• The parties understand and agree that Merchant Losses will be borne by UCS, unless a Merchant Loss is the direct or indirect result of ISO's fraud, breach of this Agreement, or willful misconduct, in which case the Merchant Loss will be owed by ISO to UCS.

• They need to want to come back, they need to feel welcome and have an enjoyable experience.This is where the focus of our BeTT programme lies, in helping clubs and leagues deliver programmes that make the experience of starting, coming back to or improving in table tennis better.

• After BPPR has been fully reimbursed for a Merchant Loss pursuant to Section 9.4(a), at the request of EVERTEC, BPPR will assign to EVERTEC any and all of BPPR’s subrogation rights under or related to the Merchant Agreement (including any guarantees, security or otherwise) related to the indebtedness of such Merchant.

More Definitions of Merchant Loss

Merchant Loss means any Loss attributable to fraudulent practices of a Merchant, uncollected Merchant ACH rejects, uncollected returns, uncollected refunds and other uncollected amounts due from Merchants.

Merchant Loss means any loss incurred by UCS or Sponsor Bank for any reason attributable to a Merchant, including but not limited to losses due to the fraudulent practices of a Merchant, uncollected Merchant fees, and fines imposed by a Debit Network due to Xxxxxxxx's noncompliance with the Rules.

Merchant Loss means any loss incurred by eVance or Member for any reason attributable to a Merchant as further clarified by Section 2.4.

Merchant Loss means any amounts due and payable by a Merchant under the Rules which cannot be collected from the applicable Merchant.