Transfer Note definition

Transfer Note means the current controlled waste description and transfer note completed by the Customer and us pursuant to the provisions of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 and regulations made thereunder which relates to the Waste covered by this Agreement.

Transfer Note means a document that provides a written description of the Waste Material being collected under the Specified Service;

Transfer Note means the current controlled waste description and transfer note, also known as the Duty of Care certificate, completed by the Customer and Serco pursuant to the provisions of the Environmental Protection Xxx 0000 and regulations made thereunder which relates to the Waste covered by this Agreement.

Examples of Transfer Note in a sentence

• Please provide your bank account details for payment of the assistance funds by Electronic Funds Transfer (Note: Bank account name must match the applicant entity).Please ensure a copy of your bank account statement is provided to ensure prompt payment.

• For subsequent applications, only complete the below details if changed since submitting your initial claim.Please provide your bank account details for payment of the assistance funds by Electronic Funds Transfer (Note: Bank account name must match the applicant entity).Please ensure a copy of your bank account statement is provided to ensure prompt payment.

• This Combined Trade Waste Agreement and Duty of Care Transfer Note MUST be completed and signed by the owner of the business.

• This Combined Commercial Waste Agreement and Duty of Care Transfer Note MUST be completed and signed by the owner of the business.

• All waste collected will be covered by a Waste Transfer Note in accordance with the Environmental Protection Act 1990.

More Definitions of Transfer Note

Transfer Note means the current controlled waste description and transfer note completed by the Customer and Biffa pursuant to the provisions of Relevant Law.

Transfer Note means transfer note within the meaning of the Environmental Protection (Duty of Care) (Scotland) Regulations 2014(3);

Transfer Note means the current controlled waste description and transfer note completed by the Customer and Ribbex pursuant to the provisions of Relevant Law.

Transfer Note means the current controlled waste description and transfer note completed by the Customer and Ribbex pursuant to the provisions of the Environmental Protection Xxx 0000 and regulations made thereunder which relates to the Waste covered by this agreement. “Transgression” means any single breach of this agreement, tort or other act default omission or statement of Ribbex its employees agents or subcontractors in respect of which Ribbex is held liable to the Customer. “Vehicle” means each and every vehicle owned or operated by Ribbex, its agents or sub-contractors which visits any Collection Site to deliver, empty, replace or remove Equipment. “Waste” means the waste further particulars of which are set out overleaf or in any current Transfer Note applicable to this agreement. “Working Day” means a day (excluding Saturday and days where local holidays to not coincide with public/bank holidays) on which banks in London are open for general business.

Transfer Note means each controlled waste description and transfer note complet- ed by you and us pursuant to the provisions of the Environmental Protection Xxx 0000 and regulations made under that Act which relates to the Waste Covered by this Contract. Waiting Time means a sum equal to £25 (twenty five pounds sterling) for the first hour part thereof and £50 (fifty pounds sterling) for each subsequent hour or part thereof.

Transfer Note means the current controlled waste description and transfer note completed by the Customer and Serco pursuant to the provisions of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 and regulations made thereunder which relates to the Waste covered by this Agreement

Transfer Note means the current controlled waste description and transfer note completed by the Customer and The Skip Exchange Limited pursuant to Relevant Law.