Unit week definition

Unit week means a number of consecutive days, normally seven consecutive days in duration, which may reasonably be assigned to purchasers of vacation time sharing plans by the seller.

Unit week or “Time Share Estate” means a period of ownership in a unit committed to Interval Ownership:

Unit week means a one (1) week of use in the Premises. Unit weeks are computed as follows: Unit week #1 is the seven (7) days commencing the first Saturday in each year. Unit Week #2 is the seven (7) days succeeding. Additional weeks up to and including Unit Week #51 are computed in a like manner. Unit Week #52 contains the seven (7) days succeeding the end of week #51 without regard to the month or year plus any excess days not otherwise assigned. Unit weeks run from Twelve o’clock noon (12:00 noon) of the first Saturday of the period to Twelve o’clock noon (12:00 noon ) on the last Saturday of the period.

Examples of Unit week in a sentence

• Example 1: Unit: week - Frequency 2 Next execution will be set to next monday at 08:00 and invoices will include calls of last 2 weeks.

• If utilization of a Unit week is not permitted as a result of failure to pay all maintenance fees then due, and in the event the Association, upon duecompliance with all requirements of Florida Statutes Chapter 721, has “locked out” a Unit Week owner, any Unit Weeks not so utilized may be used by the Association.

• Unit week number 2 is the seven (7) days commencing at 4:00 p.m. Mountain Standard Time on the second Saturday of each year and ending at 11:00 a.m. Mountain Standard Time on the third Saturday of each year, and so on for 51 weeks.

• Unit week number 2 is the seven (7) days commencing at 4:00 p.m. Mountain Standard time on the second Friday of each year and ending at 11:00 a.m. Mountain Standard Time on the third Friday of each year, and so on for 51 weeks.

• In addition, interviews for a new Chair would take place through the Public Appointments Unit week beginning 11 November 2018.

More Definitions of Unit week

Unit week. Unit Type: Fixed Time Floating Time of Lakeshore Reserve Condominium, according to the Declaration of Condominium thereof, recorded in Official Records Book 9741 at Page 2312 in the Public Records of Orange County, Florida, and any amendments thereof (“Declaration”).

Unit week means one week of use in one of the residences located on one of the seven lots surrounding the PARK when one of such lots and improvements located thereon has been subjected to a plan of interval ownership by the DEVELOPER.

Unit week means specific fee simple interval ownership interests or other occupancy rights, each consisting primarily of a seven (7) day occupancy period in a type of Unit at a Club Resort legal title to which was conveyed to the Club by the applicable ILX Sellers or Borrower subsequent to the Closing Date pursuant to a special warranty deed and more particularly described in the then current Declaration of Annexation attached to the Club Membership Plan.

Unit week means the use and occupancy of a Unit for a one-week period. Each Unit, therefore, has available for use and occupancy up to fifty-two (52) Unit Weeks per year.

Unit week means a period of occupation of one unit in the Development for one week per calendar year;

Unit week or "Week" means a period of use of a Unit, which shall consist of seven (7) days. Unit Weeks are computed as follows: Unit Week No. 1 is the Seven (7) Days commencing on the first Sunday in each calendar year. Unit Week No. 2 is the Seven (7) Days succeeding. Additional Unit Weeks, up to and including Unit Week No. 52, are computed in a like manner. Unit Week No. 52 contains the Seven (7) Days succeeding the end of Unit Week No. 51, without regard to the month or year. Unit Weeks run from 12:00 p.m. on the first Sunday of the Unit Week to 12:00 p.m. on the last Saturday of the Unit Week, subject to the service period. Any excess days not otherwise assigned shall remain the property of the Developer.

Unit week means a period of use of a Unit, which shall consist of not less than seven (7) days. Unit Weeks are computed as follows: