Invoice Amount definition

Invoice Amount means the total amount payable by a Dealer to the Seller for a Vehicle as set forth on the Vehicle invoice issued by Ford.
Invoice Amount means for any Purchase, the “Invoice Amount” set forth in the Schedule for such Purchase.
Invoice Amount has the meaning set forth in Section 9.2.

Examples of Invoice Amount in a sentence

  • No sooner than five (5) calendar days after CCP issues a Billing Statement to a Project Participant or a Step-Up Invoice to a Project Participant, CCP shall withdraw the Invoice Amount or the Step-Up Invoice Amount from each Project Participant’s Operating Account.

  • If a Defaulting Project Participant fails to cure a Payment Default and the Defaulting Project Participant’s Project Rights and Obligations are terminated and disposed of in accordance with Section 12.8, any funds remaining in the Step- Up Reserve Account shall be deposited into the Operating Accounts of the Non-Defaulting Project Participants on a pro rata share, based on the Entitlement Share, subject to the Step-Up Invoice Amount Cap, of such other Project Participant.


More Definitions of Invoice Amount

Invoice Amount means, in relation to an Invoice Item, the amount shown as payable by the Shipper or the Transporter in respect of the Invoice Item in the Invoice.
Invoice Amount shall equal:
Invoice Amount has the meaning given to it in Appendix B; “licence” means a licence issued by the Board;
Invoice Amount means, as of each Purchase Date, the total dollar amount relating to each Eligible Receivable to be purchased by SunTrust as set forth on the applicable Invoices.
Invoice Amount has the meaning given in sub-clause 9.1.
Invoice Amount is hereby added to Section 1.1 of the Purchase Agreement to read as follows:
Invoice Amount means 50% of the aggregate amount of the following expenses incurred prior to Closing by NBSH Acquisition LLC or the Company or any of its Subsidiaries: (i) the acquisition and implementation of a SAP general ledger system, (ii) services provided by PricewaterhouseCoopers to the extent that the cost is greater than $500,000, and (iii) any legal expenses incurred with respect to the acquisition of the Trust Companies.