Renewal Commission definition

Renewal Commission means the Commission Fee payable to Coopers in the event of renewal, extension or holding over whether by a Tenant or Permitted Occupant. This Commission Fee is payable by the Landlord.

Renewal Commission means the Commissions due Broker for the second and subsequent Contract Years of enrollment of the Enrolling Unit by Broker under this Agreement.

Renewal Commission means an additional commission that may become payable to a broker under a brokerage agreement if a lease subject to that brokerage agreement is later renewed or is later modified to expand the leased premises or extend the lease term.

Examples of Renewal Commission in a sentence

• This Lease shall be contingent on approval of the City of Oregon City Urban Renewal Commission and shall be null and void if such approval is not obtained by March 17, 2021.

• If a lease is extended for less than six months, or extended on a month-to-month basis, a Renewal Commission shall be charged.

• Leasing Commission plus Renewal Commission is due for leases longer than twelve months, with Leasing Commission paid for months one through twelve and Renewal Commission for each additional year of the lease based on the rent amount(s) for the affected period(s).

• Subject to the provisions of this Agreement, Agent shall receive Renewal Commission for as long as the applicable Medicare Enrollee remains continuously enrolled in a HealthSun Plan.

• Seller, and Seller’s Urban Renewal Commission (URC) met October 6, 2021 to review and vote on a proposal presented by Purchaser to redesign and develop the Project as a mixed-use commercial building with restaurant/food and beverage space.

More Definitions of Renewal Commission

Renewal Commission shall have the meaning set forth in the Section 4.2 herein.

Renewal Commission means any commission payable to the Intermediary, after the completion of the Initial Period in recognition of them providing continuing advice to their Client in respect of the Contract issued to that Client.

Renewal Commission means commission payable to You on a non-indemnity basis for ongoing servicing of Your Client in respect to an Exeter Product at the completion of the claw back period.

Renewal Commission. Renewal commission on premium payments up to target premium is 10% in policy years two through four, 3.2% in years five though seven, and 2.4% in all subsequent policy years. Renewal commission on premium payments in excess of target premium is 3.2% in years one through seven and 2.4% in all subsequent policy years. Renewal commission will be paid within 30 days after receipt of premium. The Company will not be obligated to pay such renewal commissions if they are prohibited or exceed limits imposed by law or regulation.

Renewal Commission means a commission for a Renewal.

Renewal Commission the commission paid by Friends First to the Intermediary on each tranche of premium in respect of ongoing service on a policy when the Initial Commission period for that tranche of the premium has expired.

Renewal Commission means the Renewal Annualised Premium x Renewal Total Participants x Renewal Commission Rate