Third Party Fee definition

Third Party Fee has the meaning specified in Section 2.8(c).

Third Party Fee means the fees or charges paid by the borrower for a mortgage loan to the

Third Party Fee means the fees payable for any Third Party Products Visitor: a visitor (whether internal or external) to the Customer’s website, intranet, extranet or other web-based solution of the Customer to which the Services relate. UK GDPR: means the GDPR as it applies from time to time in the UK including by reference to the Data Protection 2018. Year: twelve calendar months.

Examples of Third Party Fee in a sentence

• If, at any time, the Sub-Advisory Fee becomes greater than the Lowest Third Party Fee, the Sub-Adviser shall promptly provide written notice, in the manner set forth in Section 26, to the Adviser of the existence of such Lowest Third Party Fee and the Sub-Advisory Fee will be reduced to equal the Lowest Third Party Fee effective as of the date on which the Sub-Advisory Fee became greater than the Lowest Third Party Fee.

• In instances in which commissions are earned by a broker-dealer third-party from executing portfolio transactions on behalf of a Series, Founders is authorized to enter into arrangements pursuant to which the commissions may be credited by the broker-dealer against the Third Party Fee otherwise payable by that Series to the broker-dealer, on a basis which will have been negotiated between the broker-dealer and Founders.

• In the event of a Third Party Fee Increase, Rackspace may increase Customer’s Fees by the same percentage amount on giving at least 90 days advance written notice.

• By way of example only, the SVOD Service may be offered through a game console such as the Sony PlayStation 3 or Microsoft Xbox, wherein access to the SVOD Service by Registered Users through such Approved Device requires the payment of a Third Party Fee to Sony Corporation of America or Microsoft Corporation (in addition to subscription fees billed by Licensee) for access to the SVOD Service or a tier of or bundled service that includes the SVOD Service.

• The role of the government in this context has become that of a facilitator and regulator of the private sector competition.

More Definitions of Third Party Fee

Third Party Fee means the fees or charges paid by the borrower for a mortgage loan to the lender for transmittal to third persons who provide services in connection with the mortgage loan, including, but not limited to, recording taxes and fees, reconveyance or releasing fees, appraisal fees, credit report fees, attorney's fees, fees for title reports and title searches, title insurance premiums, surveys and similar charges;

Third Party Fee means $250,000 + VAT paid to Lior Tamar Investments Ltd. (the “Seller Agent”) by, or on behalf of, the Seller.

Third Party Fee means any fee paid to a third party, including any airport pickup fee, accommodation placement fee, CAAW Fee, homestay fee, government examination fee, Overseas Student Health Scheme Cover fees, student welfare provider fees, any costs relating to trade supplies and consumables and any cost of living expense paid to third parties specified in the Letter of Offer and Student Acceptance Agreement.

Third Party Fee means each fee payable by any Seller, as Servicing Party, or the applicable Trust in connection with the Securitization Program to any trustee, custodian or other third party under a contractual arrangement (excluding any attorney fees).

Third Party Fee means platform fees and any other fees that Kreation has or will pay to third parties in relation to operation of the Marketplace;

Third Party Fee means that portion of any consideration in any form due to Voyager or one of its Affiliates by a Sublicensee attributable to

Third Party Fee shall have the meaning set forth on EXHIBIT 10-D.