Third Party Fees means, with respect to a Receivable and any Collection Period, the amount of any fees or compensation paid or owed to unrelated third-parties (generally, contingency fee lawyers) retained or otherwise engaged by the Servicer under fee or compensation arrangements that are contingent upon, and determined by reference to, amounts recovered in respect of the related Receivable.
Third Party Fees means the fees that the Accreditation Authority charges third parties (including education providers and overseas qualified practitioners) in connection with the performance of the Accreditation Functions.
Third Party Fees means the Issuer’s Ongoing Fee, the Trustee’s Fee, the Servicer’s Fee and the Rebate Analyst’s Fee.
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Comcast shall not be responsible for any dispute regarding Third Party Fees.
Third Party Fees Third parties may also charge fees (e.g., credit report, appraisal, and/or tax service/flood cert fees).
The Accreditation Authority agrees to apply the Fee Setting Principles in setting Third Party Fees.
The below are estimates and the PP will be responsible for providing Participants estimates for the following fees including, but not limited to: Third Party Fees for International Adoption – Home Study Only For Participants NOT Using Agency as a Primary Provider Passport (For applicants without current US passport) $110 per person USCIS application All U.S. families must receive approval from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) before bringing a child to the U.S. for adoption.
Third Party Fees – Viamericas is not responsible for any fees or charges that may be indirectly imposed to the Customer by other financial institutions used to transfer, credit or deposit the Transaction Amount.
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Third Party Fees means the variable third party fees that Social Sentinel incurs on Client’s behalf in connection with Client’s use of the Product, including, but not limited to, hosting fees and data consumption, processing, and ingestion fees imposed by social media services and other third-party data providers.
Third Party Fees means the sum of any and all fees to Processor from third parties that are meant to be passed through to Merchant, excluding those that Processor bills separately to Merchant. This fee is calculated by adding up all fees from Banks and Card Brands billed to Processor in the month prior to the assessment of the Third Party Fee, divided by the total net dollar volume of Transactions for each Merchant that is eligible a for Third Party Fee, times each Merchant’s total net dollar volume from Transactions.
Third Party Fees means any and all licensing fees and payments received by Cerecor from a Sublicensee as consideration for the grant of any rights thereto under any Avadel Know-How or Avadel Patents with respect to any Product, including, but not limited to, up-front, milestone and similar payments, but which shall exclude (i) royalties or similar payments calculated on the basis of Product sales, (ii) amounts received (in advance or as reimbursement) to cover costs incurred or to be incurred by Cerecor or its Affiliates with respect to the performance of research, development, manufacturing, regulatory, or Commercialization activities under the applicable sublicense agreement, (iii) amounts received as advances or reimbursement for costs incurred or to be incurred by Cerecor or its Affiliates with respect to the filing, prosecution, maintenance, defense, or enforcement of patent or other intellectual property rights or any regulatory activities or matters, and (iv) purchases of debt or equity securities by a Sublicensee to the extent the price paid therefor does not exceed the fair market value thereof, as reasonably determined in good faith by Cerecor’s, board of directors. For the avoidance of doubt, payments in consideration of a sale of all or substantially all of the assets or business of Cerecor (or that portion thereof related to the subject matter of this Agreement) in a transaction, including but not limited to those which include an assignment of this Agreement, shall not be deemed Third Party Fees.
Third Party Fees means fees received by a mortgage lender as part of the mortgage loan application process that are designated to be paid to a person other than the mortgage lender. These fees include but are not limited to credit reports, property appraisals, title searches, title insurance, and attorney, survey, or private mortgage insurance fees.
Third Party Fees means any and all consideration in any form provided by sublicensees, assignees and other transferees (including without limitation the PRC Sublicensee) hereunder for rights under the Licensed Technology related to the Royalty & Milestone Products, excluding: (a) Royalties (which shall be subject to Section 4.1.2 above); (b) reimbursement of actual research and Development expenses for Royalty & Milestone Product; (c) manufacturing costs for the Royalty & Milestone Product; (d) payments for prosecution, enforcement or maintenance of any Licensed Technology; (e) Milestone Payments which are less than the Milestone Payments due to LICENSOR hereunder, if for achievement of the same Milestone event; and (f) any proceeds from a Change in Control of LICENSEE or a sale of all or substantially all of LICENSEE’s assets wherein [***] ([***]) [***]. LICENSEE shall pay all Sublicense Fees received during each Calendar Quarter within [***] ([***]) following the expiration of each such Calendar Quarter. All payments shall be accompanied by a report that includes a calculation of all Sublicense Fees payable to LICENSOR for the applicable Calendar Quarter. Sublicense Fees Percentage by LICENSOR’s Product Family Equity Percentage of Third Party Fees By LICENSOR Ownership LICENSOR’s Product Family Equity [*** ] [*** ] [*** ] Percentage of Third Party Fees [*** ] [*** ] [*** ]
Third Party Fees means third party fees we incur in providing a service under your loan contract and includes such costs as valuation fees, Lender’s processing fee, legal costs, document custodian charges, titles office fees, any type of security registration fees, and electronic processing fees.
Third Party Fees. Customer is responsible for any fees or charges imposed by any state entity, telephone company, call center, or third party care providers related to false notification assessments, reprogramming alarm controls, connectivity changes, device updates, or other changes in the Equipment or Service.