Reinstatement fee definition

Reinstatement fee means the fee charged to reinstate an expired certificate or a certificate that was non-renewed based on performance. The appropriate certification fee is also required for reinstatement.

Reinstatement fee. On the Closing Date, Borrower shall pay to the Administrative Agent, for the benefit of the lenders under the Revolver, Tranche A and Tranche B loans a reinstatement fee in an amount equal to 0.25% (the "Fee Rate") on the aggregate Revolver, Tranche A and Tranche B loans.

Reinstatement fee has the meaning given to that term in clause 7.2. “Renewal Term” has the meaning given to that term in clause 10.2; “Schedule” means a schedule to this MSA;

Examples of Reinstatement fee in a sentence

• Reinstatement fee: If payment is not completed by deadline B, AU services will be suspended and only reinstated when the overall due balance is paid, in addition to AED 1,500 reinstatement fee and the AED 500 late payment fee.

• RENEWAL FEEThree-year renewal fee: $300.00 Reinstatement fee: $350.00No refunds allowed.

• If the provision of the Supply of Services is suspended for any breach of this Contract by the Customer and subsequently re-instated at the absolute discretion of Voip Unlimited, a £30 Reinstatement fee will be paid by the Customer.

• The decision concerning whether or not a permanently terminated loan can be reinstated will be based on the following factors: the availability of funds, IHCDA’s receipt of all outstanding conditions, IHCDA’s receipt of the Reinstatement fee, IHCDA’s receipt of the Reservation fee and IHCDA’s sole discretion.

• This name may be restored to the Active Roster by a request for reinstatement, in writing, submitted to the Secretary of the Council within four (4) years of that removal from the Active Roster and by payment of the Reinstatement fee as defined in Article XVIII, Section 2.5. Reinstatement requested more than four (4) years after removal from the Active Roster may be obtained only by reapplying for licensure pursuant to the provisions of 28 Del.

More Definitions of Reinstatement fee

Reinstatement fee. If a student is involuntarily withdrawn from his/her program because of failure to meet financial or academic requirements and wishes to be reinstated to an active status, he/she will be assessed a $75 non−refundable fee, plus any tuition increases that have occurred since the original enrollment tuition. • Program Changes: After the student is officially enrolled, a $250 non−refundable fee is assessed to execute any requested changes to the original educational program. Tuition increases may also be assessed if applicable.

Reinstatement fee has the meaning given in clause 9(h).

Reinstatement fee has the meaning in Section 4.g. below.

Reinstatement fee has the meaning set forth in Section 3.2.

Reinstatement fee means the cumulative maintenance and support fee including interest which Customer would have paid had its participation in the software maintenance program continued uninterrupted.

Reinstatement fee means the fee charged to reinstate an expired certificate or a certificate that was non-renewed based on performance.

Reinstatement fee means the fee payable by the Seller to the Buyer pursuant to Section 10.1(iv).