FEE AND PAYMENT TERMS. (a) For the Services provided, the Client agrees to pay the Fee to the Provider pursuant to the Agreement and the Price List. All prices in the Agreement and the Price List are specified excluding VAT.
FEE AND PAYMENT TERMS. 6.1 In consideration of the assignment and the licenses granted hereunder and the Parties’ performance of their respective obligations under the Framework Assignment and License Agreement and this Car Model Assignment and License Agreement, each Party agrees to pay to the other Party the Fee as described in Appendix 3.
FEE AND PAYMENT TERMS. 14.1 The Client agrees to pay DataFix the fee noted as the Contract Price in section 13.1.
FEE AND PAYMENT TERMS. 7.1 Customer shall pay IDENTEC the License Fee set forth in IDENTEC’s General Terms and Conditions or as otherwise agreed between the Parties in any written agreement. Unless otherwise explicitly agreed, the License Fee shall be payable in full by Customer upon the execution of this SLA, or usage of the Hardware, Software, Documentation and/or any other Goods supplied by IDENTEC, whatever occurs first.
FEE AND PAYMENT TERMS. In consideration for the Services provided for herein, the USTA agrees to pay Certified Official for officiating Services at the rates of: (i) during the qualifying event at the US Open, one hundred thirty five dollars ($135) per day that Services are provided pursuant to this Agreement; (ii) during the main draw event at the US Open, one hundred fifty dollars ($150) per day that Services are provided pursuant to this Agreement; and/or, to the extent applicable (iii) forty dollars ($40) per day for scheduled and approved days off during the qualifying event and/or main draw provided such day(s) are followed by a day in which Services are provided pursuant to this Agreement. In addition to the fee described above, USTA shall provide Certified Official with a meal credit of: (i) during the qualifying event at the US Open, twenty dollars ($20) per day that Services are provided pursuant to this Agreement; (ii) during the main draw event at the US Open, twenty five dollars ($25) per day that Services are provided pursuant to this Agreement, it being understood that USTA shall determine in its sole discretion the manner in which such credits will be provided and utilized (i.e., credential may required to access credit; use of credit may be limited to certain food facilities on the US Open grounds). Certified Official acknowledges and agrees that this Agreement must be fully executed (including Certified Official’s completion of requisite IRS Form(s) (if applicable), annexed hereto and incorporated herein by reference as Exhibit B) prior to the processing of any payments by USTA.
FEE AND PAYMENT TERMS. (a) The Recipient must pay the Transferor the Fee (and any Additional Expenses) in full in accordance with item 11 of the Details Schedule.
FEE AND PAYMENT TERMS a. Hourly Rates: Employees of Consultant Hourly Rate ($/Hour)
FEE AND PAYMENT TERMS. Licensee shall pay all fees specified in each Service Order (the first of which is Exhibit A) plus any applicable taxes. Fees are due and payable thirty (30) days from the date of execution of this Agreement, except for the monthly usage fees. All fees are charged per user and are non-refundable. Monthly usage fees will be charged in arrears, per user, for any month Licensee or Authorized Users access and/or use the Platform. All monthly usage invoices will be due and payable thirty (30) days from date of invoice. Licensor may, upon notice to Licensee, suspend Licensee's access to the Platform until overdue amounts are paid in full.
FEE AND PAYMENT TERMS. 5.1. The Fee for each particular Flight or for full Flight program is specified in the respective Master Agreement and unless otherwise so stated therein, is without any Value Added Tax, which shall be payable in addition at the rate then prevailing.
FEE AND PAYMENT TERMS. 1. The Institution will pay the Publisher the applicable Fee in accordance with the Offer. Each applicable Fee shall be due and payable 30 days after the receipt by the Institution of a suitable invoice for such fee from the Publisher. SCHEDULE 2: LICENSED WORK Rock's Backpages (xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx) is the World's only comprehensive online database of music writing, sourced from the pages of the music and mainstream press, it is a library of articles (reviews, interviews, features and more) from the early 1950s right up to the present day. There are thousand articles on the site (32,000 as of February 2017). These feature over four thousand artists and range from 500-word album (or concert) reviews to 10,000-word interviews and features. There are also over 550 (as of February 2017) exclusive, and previously unpublished, audio interviews with major music artists. Written by over 670 of the World's most renowned music journalists (including Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxxx Xxxxx and Xxxx Xxxx), the articles are in the main taken from a wide range of publications in the US and UK: from Creem and Trouser Press to Rolling Stone, and from New Musical Express and Melody Maker to Mojo. There is also a wide diaspora of publications from across the globe, from local and national press to fanzines and the underground music press of the 60's and ?O's. The archive covers all types of popular music from the 1950s to the present: from Abba to Zappa, the Stones to the Stone Roses and from Elvis to Xxxxxx alongside subject areas such as cultural studies and theory, fashion, art, and design, women in music and feminism, politics, religion and society. Allthematerial inthedatabaseincludesthe fullagreement and permission ofthe copyrightholders-freelance writersandjournalists -ortheir estates Rock's Backpages is an ever expanding and unique primary source archive, making the database an essential resource for student of music, journalism, literature, popular culture and the media, history & cultural studies amongst other Arts, Humanities and Social Studies subjects. The library is added to weekly, with at least 50 text articles, and one new audio interview. ANNEX 1:OFFER 12 Months unlimited access to xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx at a [Text deleted] [Text deleted] [Text deleted] [Text deleted] [Text deleted]
