Examples of Reconciliation Notice in a sentence
If Merchant provides a timely Reconciliation Notice to Purchaser at the Designated Email, and Purchaser determines there is an Overage, within ten (10) business days of the Reconciliation Notice, Purchaser will reconcile Merchant’s Approved Account by initiating an ACH credit to the Approved Account in an amount equal to the Overage (“Monthly Reconciliation”).
If Merchant does not provide a timely Reconciliation Notice to the Designated Email, Merchant will have waived its rights to any Monthly Reconciliation for that calendar month.
If Customer does not provide a timely Reconciliation Notice to the Designated Email, Customer will have waived its rights to any Monthly Reconciliation for that calendar month.
If Customer provides a timely Reconciliation Notice to Purchaser at the Designated Email, and Purchaser confirms there is an Overage, then Purchaser will reconcile Customer’s Approved Account by initiating an ACH credit to the Approved Account in an amount equal to the Overage (“Monthly Reconciliation”) within ten (10) Business Days of receiving the Reconciliation Notice.
As required by Michigan law (MCLA 554.609), the Agent will provide the Tenant with a Security Deposit Reconciliation Notice within 30 days after the Tenant vacates the premises.
If in any month no quantity reconciliation has taken place between a Network Operator and its Shippers in their capacity as Suppliers, the Exit Network Operator shall submit a Reconciliation Notice specifying a quantity of zero.
The Network Operator shall also submit an EDIFACT invoice in INVOIC format where the quantity specified in a Reconciliation Notice equals zero.
Each such Reconciliation Invoice shall be submitted to the Market Area Manager by the Network Operator no later than on the 10th Business Day following submission of the corresponding Reconciliation Notice.
Where a Network Operator fails to submit its Reconciliation Notice by the date specified in sentence 1 of subparagraph 1 above, the Market Area Manager shall invoice the fol- lowing penalty amounts: €100 (small Network Operator), €1,000 (medium-sized Net- work Operator), €2,000 (large Network Operator).
Where an Exit Network Operator has to correct a Reconciliation Quantity invoiced to a Shipper and where as a result of this correction the Reconciliation Quantities reported to the Market Area Manager need to be revised, the Network Operator shall submit a revised Reconciliation Notice to the Market Area Manager (with separate revised Rec- onciliation Notices to be submitted in respect of each Reconciliation Month affected).