Price Limit definition
Examples of Price Limit in a sentence
Sales prices of homes to be constructed/developed under this agreement shall be not exceed the lesser of 1) the HUD Approved Homeownership Sales Price Limit, or 2) the appraised value of the subject property.
If, pursuant to the direction of the Board of Directors, the Company elects to acquire the Business Manager and any Real Estate Managers in connection with (a) a Sale of all or substantially all of the Real Estate Assets or (b) a Liquidity Event, the aggregate purchase price to be paid by the Company to acquire the Business Manager and the Real Estate Managers shall not exceed the Purchase Price Limit and that the purchase price shall be paid in the form of Shares rather than cash.
Tax (GST) Schedule of Supports – Improved Life Choices Support Item Support Item Ref No Description Price Limit TOTALS Based on 12 Total 12 months + $1485.75 months of plan $232.35 setup fee management Total 12 months + $1578.69 $325.29 setup fee Total 12 months + $1601.94 $348.54 setup fee Contact A.
Advance notice and authorization for Services beyond the Contract Upper Price Limit amount is required to ensure prompt processing of payment.
Nothing in this Covenant represents or guarantees that the Property will be re-sold at an amount equal to the Resale Price Limit.
However, only Eligible Capital Improvements may be included in the calculation of the Resale Price Limit, as set forth herein.
Upon each redemption of an Amortised Payment Amount on an Amortisation Payment Date or SSO Investor Price Limit Option Exercise Date, the principal amount of each Note shall be reduced accordingly on such Amortisation Payment Date or, as the case may be, SSO Investor Price Limit Option Exercise Date.
Depending upon conditions affecting the real estate market, the Property may be re-sold for less than the Resale Price Limit.
The Purchase Price of each specific segment to be acquired by the County and/or reimbursed shall be determined by the Director in accordance with Section 4(f) above; provided, however, the aggregate Purchase Price for all segments related to such Project Facility or such Privately-Owned Dry Utility shall not exceed the value of such Facility and shall not cause the Purchase Price Limit applicable to such Facility to be exceeded.
If the Purchase Right has expired or if the City, or its assignee, has failed to complete the purchase within the 45-day period allowed above, the Owner may sell the Property according to Paragraph 4, Good Faith Marketing and Selection Process, for no more than the Resale Price Limit as calculated according to Paragraph 5, Resale Price Limit.