Standard Contract definition

Standard Contract means a contract requiring the same entrance fee, terms, and conditions as
Standard Contract means a contract concerning a wholesale energy product admitted to trading at an organised market place, irrespective of whether or not the transaction actually takes place on that market place;
Standard Contract means a Series in a Listed Product which contains the standard parameters set out in the Contract Specifications;

Examples of Standard Contract in a sentence

  • The RSA sits alongside the NHS Standard Contract and this Agreement.


More Definitions of Standard Contract

Standard Contract means the Annexure-III of the RFP which provides the standard contract agreement to be signed between the Purchaser and the selected Service Provider.
Standard Contract means a contract with a term of fifteen (15) years at a fixed rate
Standard Contract means a contract requiring the same entrance fee, terms, and conditions as 835 contracts executed with residents of the non-nursing home portion of the facility, if the entrance fee is 836 no less than the amount defined in § 38.2-4900.
Standard Contract means one (1) contract of an Instrument, the monetary value of which will differ according to the Margin FX Contract or CFD you are trading.
Standard Contract means a contract with a term of fifteen (15) twenty (20)
Standard Contract means a Contract for you to enter into an Upload and/or a Trade and/or a Payment.