Holding Fee Sample Clauses

Holding Fee. In consideration for Sellersgrant of the Option, concurrently with the execution of the April Option Agreement, Royalty Exchange has paid to Sellers a non-refundable fee of Fifty Thousand U.S. Dollars ($50,000) in cash (the “Holding Fee”), allocated as follows by wire payment to Sellers’ respective bank accounts as set forth on Schedule 2 annexed hereto and made a part hereof: Thirty-Three Thousand Three Hundred U.S. Dollars ($33,300) to FBT, and Sixteen Thousand Seven Hundred U.S. Dollars ($16,700) to Em2M.
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Holding Fee. If Tenant has paid a Holding Fee, it will be applied to your first month’s rent on or about the date your lease goes into effect. The Holding Fee is equivalent to one-month's rent. As part of your Holding Fee, you may also have been required to pay a security deposit, which is also equivalent to one month’s rent. The balance of your move-in money/deposits are required prior to your lease being executed. Your Holding Fee will be applied to your lease in the following order: 1) first month's rent, 2) security deposit, 3) water/sewage deposit, and 4) appliance deposit.
Holding Fee. This fee guarantees a spot for a specified date and age of child. This fee in non-refundable should alternate arrangements be made by you. The amount is equal to one week’s pay rate and will be credited to fees owed the first week you begin daycare.
Holding Fee. A holding fee is generally taken from a tenant applying to rent a property. The purpose of this fee is to verify the tenant’s serious intent to proceed, and to protect the Agency against any administrative expenses (taking out references, conducting viewings) that may be incurred should the tenant decide to withdraw the application. The holding fee does not protect the Landlord against loss of rent due to the tenant deciding to withdraw, or references proving unsuitable although early acceptance of rent from the applicant would not be advisable until satisfactory references have been received. Landlords should notify the Agency where they wish a larger security fee or deposit to be carried to protect against loss of rents. If the tenancy proceeds, the holding deposit will be used towards the deposit.
Holding Fee i) A nonrefundable Holding Fee is at the time that the application is submitted to SCMAC in order to hold the date(s) for the Event: Weekday night: $50 per night Weekend night: $100 per night Weekly: $150 per week Monthly: $200 per month
Holding Fee. A non-refundable deposit of $600 (“Holding Fee”) has been paid to Breeder. The Holding Fee shall be applied to the final Purchase Price (defined below). Buyer acknowledges that the Holding Fee is non-refundable in all circumstances.
Holding Fee. A Tenant will "hold" the property with a "Holding Fee". The holding fee is equal to one month's rent. This amount, along with the security deposit and applicable fees, is to be paid with certified funds within twenty- four (24) hours of Tenants signing Lease Agreement.
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Holding Fee. The Pound shall collect a daily fee of $25 from the time the animal is received by the Pound and retrieved from the Pound by the resident/owner of the animal.
Holding Fee. (a) During the Statement Period, Purchaser shall not, shall cause the Company Group not to, and shall not permit the Guarantor Group and the Purchaser Parent Group to, cause the distribution, dividend or other transfer of any Relevant Receipts from Purchaser or the Company Group other than in accordance with this Section 5.20.
Holding Fee. If your child will be absent for an entire week, you may want to pay a holding fee of $ rather than your regular weekly tuition. The fee will reserve your child’s space at Circulo de Amigos Child Care Center for up to two weeks. If your child will be absent for a period of time that exceeds two weeks, you must either pay half of your regular weekly tuition or re-enroll upon your return (based on space available). The holding fee is non- refundable and may not be combined with single-day charges.
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