Renewal Payment definition

Renewal Payment means such amount as Ofcom determines to be payable to it by the Licensee under Section 217(1)(a) of the Communications Act in respect of the first calendar year falling within the Renewal Period;

Renewal Payment means the amount due for the Renewal Period, if any.

Renewal Payment means the component of the M&R Payment that is designated in Schedule 14 (Payment Schedule) as the Renewal Payment;

Examples of Renewal Payment in a sentence

• If a Contract Renewal Payment does not process electronically, Customer coverage and accrued limit of liability will be terminated unless Contract Renewal payment and any applicable administration fees are paid within 14 days of the expiration pursuant to previous one (1) month term.NOTE: This Contract is not eligible for transfer.

• Customer acknowledges that upon cancellation of this Vehicle Service Contract, Customer would assume all responsibility for any Mechanical Breakdowns or failures of the Vehicle listed on this Vehicle Service Contract.Electronic Contract Renewal Payment Policy: The Customer purchasing this Vehicle Service Contract has authorized a charge to a credit or card to deduct monies via electronic debit from a designated account on Contract Renewal Dates.

• Customer may contact the Seller or Us to cancel the Vehicle Service Contract benefits and automatic electronic Contract Renewal Payment.

• In all instances, if there is no Finance Company, the refundable amount will be paid to You, if there is a Finance Company, the refundable amount will be paid to the Finance Company.CANCELLATION POLICY: The Customer Vehicle Service Contract automatically renews unless the Customer cancels benefits or defaults on electronic Contract Renewal Payment, voluntarily or involuntarily.

• In addition, a Failed part must be outside the allowable tolerances prescribed by the manufacturer to be deemed a Failure.• Monthly Contract Renewal Term of Renewal Term means a period of one (1) month measured from Contract Renewal date if Renewal Payment has been received.

• Contract Renewal Payment must be received for this Contract to renew another one (1) month term.

• The IJBArgyll and Bute Integration Joint Board cannot approve a budget which exceeds resources available would result in the reserves moving into a deficit.

• The West Coast Fever Annual Renewal Payment Plan is open to all members who elect to pay for their season membership online or by credit or debit card.

• The Grantee shall make the Renewal Payment provided in Paragraph 1 of this Subsection and, commencing with calendar year 2016, either (but never both) (i) make the Annual Payments as provided and calculated in Paragraph 2 of this Subsection, or (ii) provide for Unbilled Gas as provided and calculated in Paragraphs 3 of this Subsection.

• Thus, the Renewal Payment Due Date and the Pay Date referred to in the paragraphs above are dates occurring at substantially regular intervals because they coincide with the date on which a consumer receives regular wages or salary.

More Definitions of Renewal Payment

Renewal Payment any of the monthly payments (or, in the case of --------------- quarterly Leases, the quarterly payments) received from a Lessee in connection with a Renewal.

Renewal Payment any of the monthly payments (or, in the case of non-monthly Leases, the applicable payments) received after the conclusion of the initial Lease term from a Lessee.

Renewal Payment means, with respect to any Lease Supplement, the payment required to be made pursuant to Section 4.1(b) of the Lease on the last day of the relevant Base Term or Renewal Term, as applicable, which payment shall be applied to reduce the applicable outstanding Lease Supplement Balance as of such date (after applying any Fixed Rent or Casualty Amount payable or to be paid on such date with respect to such Lease Supplement) to an amount not in excess of the aggregate Fair Market Value of the relevant Lease Supplement Equipment as of such date, but in each case only to the extent, if any, that such Lease Supplement Balance exceeds the Fair Market Value of such Equipment.