Payment Claim definition

Payment Claim means the claim for payment made by the Supplier in accordance with this Contract.

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Payment Claim means any written claim made, or to be made, by the GBCA to the Applicant requiring any Fee to be paid under clause 3;

Payment Claim means a claim for payment made by the Contractor pursuant to Clause 32.1(1).

Examples of Payment Claim in a sentence

The Payment Schedule must identify the Payment Claim to which it relates and must be based on the terms of compensation set out in the Commercial Framework.
Failure to make a Payment Claim within 30 days shall be deemed to be acceptance by You of the information set out in the statement or invoice.
The Corporation shall promptly comply with any valid Payment Claim or (to the extent applicable) request its insurer to do so.
The Payment Claim shall comply with any GST Law relating to the form or content of Tax Invoices, in addition to any other requirement of this provision.
In the event you fail to pay the entire amount specified in the applicable invoice within 30 days, and such amount is not subject to a Payment Claim, We will, upon 10 days’ written notice, be entitled to suspend performance of the Services until such time as the Payments are fully paid.

Payment Claim means a claim made under an owner-driver contract —

Payment Claim means a claim made by a claimant for a progress payment under section 10;

Payment Claim means a claim made under a construction contract:

Payment Claim means an application by a beneficiary for payment by the national authorities;

Payment Claim means a claim referred to in section 14;

Payment Claim means a claim for payment made in accordance with the requirements of item 6 of Appendix A.

Payment Claim means any written claim made, or to be made, by the NZGBC to the Applicant requiring any Fee to be paid under clause 3;