Third Party Charges definition

Third Party Charges means the charges under the Third Party Contracts (including but not limited to those payable to the Transmission Licensee, the MSSL and other third parties) as stipulated in the Contract Form, and such other charges (which are payable by the Customer) as the Authority or the Retailer may decide;

Third Party Charges means any and all amounts that may be imposed on us by any third party arising from and/or in connection with the early termination of the Services and/or this Agreement.

Third Party Charges. As defined in Section 3.1(a).

Examples of Third Party Charges in a sentence

• For Charges invoiced more than six months after the date a Charge accrues Customer may obtain a credit on request (except in cases involving fraud or Third Party Charges).

• Charges are accrued and invoiced as follows: (a) recurring Charges accrue from the Activation Date and are invoiced in advance; (b) usage based Charges accrue from the Activation Date and are invoiced in arrears; (c) non-recurring Charges accrue from the Commencement Date and are invoiced at any time thereafter; and (d) Third Party Charges are invoiced in accordance with the Order or Service Attachment.

• The invoice shall state the actual quantity of the Use of Electricity (without any adjustment for transmission losses) in the relevant billing period at the applicable Energy Rate, applicable Third Party Charges and the GST payable.

• The Customer hereby indemnifies the Company for all Third Party Charges and agrees to defend and hold the Company harmless for all damages, losses, claims or judgments arising out of any Third Party Charges.

• Third Party Charges - In addition to any applicable rates and charges assessed pursuant to this Rate Schedule, Company may charge Shipper, on whose behalf Company has acquired off-system service applicable to Section 6.38 of the General Terms and Conditions of Company's FERC Gas Tariff, the rates and charges Company is obligated to pay third party(ies) for such off-system service.

More Definitions of Third Party Charges

Third Party Charges means charges that are payable to different stakeholders in the electricity market;

Third Party Charges. Additional Rent payable to a Person other than Landlord.

Third Party Charges means the amounts that are charged to ATCO by third parties (such as the Distribution Company) as they relate to the supply of Energy to the Site(s), including: (i) enrollment and de-enrollment/exit fees; (ii) franchise fees; (iii) tariffs; (iv) local access fees; (v) transportation charges; (vi) transmission and distribution charges; (vii) rate riders; (viii) UFE-Related Charges; (ix) UFG-Related Charges; (x) delivery charges; (xi) Taxes; (xii) power pool trading charges; and (xiii) any similar or comparable charges.

Third Party Charges means amounts paid to a Party other than Transporter.

Third Party Charges means and fees payable to third party for the use of their service including but not limited to VAS, purchases of games, movies, music and other content. You shall be billed at the third party’s applicable rates and charges and we may bill you for the use of such service, acting in the capacity as that third party’s billing agent only. “Total Current Charges” collectively means Monthly Fee, Upfront Payment (if applicable), suspension fee, administrative fee, Third Party Charges, charges relating to international services, Roaming services, and/or and other fees and charges payable by you for the usage of the Service. “Unusually High Use” Means high out of pattern usage of the Service on a short term basis or a sustained high usage which exceeds the general average usage of customers on a similar Rate Plan or who have accepted a similar Promotion.

Third Party Charges means the amounts that are charged to ATCO by third parties (such as the Distribution Company) as they relate to the supply of Energy to the Site(s), including: (i) enrollment and de-enrollment/exit fees; (ii) franchise fees; (iii) tariffs; (iv) local access fees;

Third Party Charges means amounts that may be imposed by a third party arising from and in connection with such cancellation.;