Village Outgoings definition

Village Outgoings means all operating costs, expenses and outgoings incurred by the Operator or on its behalf and paid or payable in respect of the Village and its management, supervision and operation and includes the costs, expenses and outgoings specified in Part C of this Agreement.
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Village Outgoings means the outgoings of the Village set out in schedule 1, subject to change in accordance with this Agreement.
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Village Outgoings means the outgoings of the Village set out in Schedule Three.
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Examples of Village Outgoings in a sentence

  • Any review of the Village Outgoings Charge is subject to prior consultation with the Statutory Supervisor and the Residents.

  • Where such utility charges are not separately monitored, the Operator will include a proportional allowance as a contribution under the Village Outgoings Charge.

  • The Operator will provide with such a statement a statement of the actual amount of Village outgoings paid by the Operator for the previous accounting period, and a statement that the Operator has applied monies paid by the Resident by way of the Village Outgoings Charge, as set out in the statement.

  • The Resident’s liability to pay the Village Outgoings Charge for a Rest Home Apartment shall continue until vacant possession of the Rest Home Apartment is given, and the Operator is able to use the Rest Home Apartment until a new Occupation Right Agreement is granted for that Rest Home Apartment.

  • The Village Outgoings Charge payable by a Resident shall be the appropriate fee chargeable for the recovery of certain basic costs of operating the Village, as set out in the Second Schedule, and shall be calculated by dividing the total of such outgoings by the aggregate number of completed Units.

  • The Service Fee consists of firstly a charge in respect of expenses relating to the Operator’s provision of accommodation, the Facilities and common areas in the Village (“the Village Outgoings Charge”) and secondly a charge for the provision of accommodation and care services as may be appropriate (“the Service Charge”).

  • The Village Outgoings Charge payable by a Resident shall be the appropriate fee chargeable for the recovery of certain basic costs of operating the Village, as set out in the Second Schedule, and shall be calculated by dividing the total of such outgoings by the aggregate number of completed units.

  • The Service Fee consists of firstly a charge in respect of expenses relating to the Operator's provision of accommodation, the Facilities and common areas in the Village ("the Village Outgoings Charge") and secondly a charge for the provision of personal care and/or other services as may be appropriate ("the Service Charge").

  • However, the Village Outgoings Payment will also cease during any period between the date on which the Residential Unit is destroyed or damaged and deemed uninhabitable, and the date of your commencement of occupation in temporary accommodation that we provide to you (refer to clause 59 of this Agreement).

  • Any Additional Services not included in the Care Services Payment or Village Outgoings Payment will continue to be charged to you separately on a monthly basis as those Additional Services are requested by you.


More Definitions of Village Outgoings

Village Outgoings means all costs, charges, expenses, fees and other outgoings incurred by the Operatorin maintaining, managing, supervising and operating the Retirement Village.”23 The term ‘maintenance’ is undefined and favours unpalatable interpretations by Operators as experienced by many residents after moving in. Operators should be solely responsible for the general maintenance of the village and only short-term routine (operational) maintenance should be able to be claimed via weekly fees. Outgoings are defined in the Code, maintenance is not defined in the Act or Code. So it seems arguable that the unfairness should pass the FTA gateway tests. Saying ‘maintaining the village’ within an ‘outgoings’ clause could cause ‘significant imbalance’ in rights under the contract. The operator after all is required by clause 40 of the Code to maintain buildings, plant, and equipment and this outgoings clause seems unfair in that: • it only creates a duty to maintain it. It does not clearly also create a duty for the operator to pay for doingthat maintaining, and • it could enable that duty to pay to be placed on to the resident, creating imbalance of rights in favour of the operator and financial detriment to residents in those specific situations mentioned above, where outgoings were inclusive of large capital outlays which included a lot of replacement parts or remodelling etc. Example: under this clause, if a resident has been in a sunny north facing unit for, say, four years and a western wall with paint or wallpaper was dramatically faded due to sunlight in that time, this clausewould probably impose any repaint or re-papering cost as a repair or maintenance the resident would be liable for. Again, the challenging criteria is whether this sort of clause is reasonably necessary to protect the interests of the party being ‘advantaged’?
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Village Outgoings means the outgoings of the Village set out in Schedule One.
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Related to Village Outgoings

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