Principal Contract means the appointed contractor whereby such contractor has to provide goods and or services to TRANSNET SOC LTD.
Principal Contract means the main contract between the parties named in this agreement
Principal Contract means the contract between Centum and its Customer.
Examples of Principal Contract in a sentence
The Superintendent, or his/her designee, may assign the PRINCIPAL other assignments subject to established compensation for such services which exceed the services prescribed the Principal Contract.
More Definitions of Principal Contract
Principal Contract means a con- tract which is not traded on a board of trade, and includes leverage contracts and dealer options, but does not in- clude transactions executed off the floor of a board of trade pursuant to rules approved by the Commission or rules which the board of trade is re- quired to enforce, or pursuant to rules of a board of trade located outside the United States, its territories or posses- sions.
Principal Contract means a con- tract which is not traded on a des- ignated contract market, and includes leverage contracts and dealer options, but does not include:
Principal Contract means the main agreement concluded in writing between the Company and the Supplier in respect of the Goods and/or Services;
Principal Contract means[, together,] the • agreement of even date herewith between Project Co and the Principal Contractor [and the interface agreement of even date herewith among [Project Co,] the Principal Contractor and •, each] as amended, supplemented or replaced from time to time in accordance with this Agreement; [NTD: This term will include any interface agreement to which the Principal Contractor is a party, even if Project Co is not a party.]
Principal Contract means the contract between AAR and its Customer.
Principal Contract means any contract, written or oral, to which any member of either Company Group is a party (in the latter case, that relates to one or more of the Businesses) that is not terminable without substantial penalty at the option of such member of a Company Group on sixty days' notice or less and under which the monetary value to the Businesses of the executory portion of the contract exceeds U.S. $1 million or the monetary cost to the Businesses of the executory portion of the contract exceeds U.S. $1 million; provided, however, that no purchase order relating to products or services of the Businesses entered into in the ordinary course of business shall constitute a Principal Contract.
Principal Contract means an agreement between Project Co and one or more Principal Contractors for or relating to the provision of all or part of the Project Work, each as amended, supplemented or replaced from time to time in accordance with this Agreement and the Collateral Agreements.