Invoice Dates Clause Samples
The "Invoice Dates" clause defines the specific timing and schedule for when invoices must be issued or received under a contract. It typically outlines whether invoices are to be sent on a recurring basis, such as monthly or upon completion of certain milestones, and may specify deadlines for submission or payment. By clearly establishing when invoices are due, this clause helps both parties manage cash flow, avoid disputes over payment timing, and ensure smooth financial operations throughout the contractual relationship.
Invoice Dates. In the event additional County Departments/Divisions or other public entities utilize this contract, invoices are to be sent directly to the Department or entity placing the order. The Contractor shall submit monthly statements to each department ordering services under this contract. Statements shall be sent to the corresponding ordering department, fiscal department, and contract administrator by the 15th of each month for services performed in the prior month, and as requested by the County.
Invoice Dates. The client will provide the DMS-DVP team with the dates in which each invoice is generated for each carrier.
Invoice Dates. The University will invoice the Associate, based on an estimate of the number of students, no later than 4 weeks after the commencement of the Students’ Course, for 50% of the sum payable in this schedule. The remaining 50% will be payable at the commencement of the second Teaching Block of study. The payment terms are 14 days from receipt of invoice. No refunds will be made in respect of withdrawals. The Parties shall determine by agreement the ownership of all the intellectual property rights (‘IPR’) relating to Course(s) (‘Course Materials’) based on the following guidelines: The IPR of the Course Materials, including the course itself, shall belong to the University; [or possible option for validated provision ‘The IPR of the Course Materials, including the course itself, shall belong to the Associate’] Nothing in this Agreement shall operate to assign to the Associate any IPR belonging to the University in connection with the Courses. The University shall licence to the Associate such rights as may be necessary for it to fulfil its obligations pursuant to this Agreement. Such licenses shall automatically terminate on the termination of this Agreement unless otherwise agreed in writing, subject to: all Course Material may be used by either Party to allow Students to complete their Course(s). The Associate acknowledges that the terms of the University’s licence with The Copyright Licensing Agency (‘CLA’) in the UK allow specified copyright material to be photocopied and digitally scanned for use only as components of the course materials for students on the University’s (as licence holder) courses when such courses are delivered by the University in the UK or via distance learning and, when the University’s courses are franchised for delivery by third parties, by such third parties subject always to such courses leading to a Kingston University award and the students using such photocopied (or digitally scanned, which must take place in the UK) components of course materials being registered with the University for such awards. Both Parties will benefit from any IPR resulting from joint research programmes subject to a separate written agreement.