Examples of PIP Fee in a sentence
If Buyer pays the cost for the product improvement plan report (the “PIP Fee”), then, in the event this Contract is terminated and Closing does not occur (other than by reason of Buyer’s default), Seller shall reimburse Buyer for the PIP Fee.
We may also require you or the Transferee Licensee to pay the then prevailing PIP Fee for us to determine the renovation requirements for the Hotel.
If we disapprove your application, we will refund your Room Addition Fee, less a processing fee and the PIP Fee, if any.
As a condition to our granting approval of your application, we may require you to modernize, rehabilitate or upgrade the Hotel in accordance with Subsection 6.6.1 of this Agreement, and to pay us our then-current PIP Fee to prepare a PIP to determine the renovation requirements for the Hotel.
As a condition to our granting approval of your Room Addition Application, we may require you to modernize, rehabilitate or upgrade the Hotel, subject to Subparagraph 6(b) of this Agreement, and to pay us our then prevailing PIP Fee to prepare a PIP to determine the renovation requirements for the Hotel.
The majority of the ECO claims are related to a Florida Court-Induced PIP Fee Schedule litigation problem that severely impacted the entire industry.
Specifically, PIP Fee Pilot reports are available at: http://boxexchange.com/ boxrReports_en; daily PIP volumes and average price improvement at: http:// boxexchange.com/volumes_en; and BOX execution quality reports at: http://boxexchange.com/ executionQualityReport_en.
Through a thorough case taking and physical examination, which includes pulse and tongue assessments, the Unani-Tibb practitioner is able to determine a patient's constitution, while further diagnoses can be made by means of pathological testing.
As expected, with multiple clinical trials ongoing, the expenditure for this project has increased substantially (by $3.7 million) to $4.7 million for Q1-2004, as compared to $1.0 million for Q1-2003.
Thus, the Court will examine the specifics of North Dakota’s law to determine whether it (1) governs matters central to plan administration, or (2) interferes with nationally uniform plan administration.