Permissible Charges Clause Samples
The Permissible Charges clause defines which fees, costs, or expenses a party is allowed to impose under the agreement. It typically outlines the types of charges that are acceptable, such as administrative fees, late payment penalties, or service charges, and may specify limits or conditions for their application. By clearly listing allowable charges, this clause helps prevent disputes over unexpected or unauthorized fees, ensuring transparency and predictability in the financial aspects of the contract.
Permissible Charges. The Term ORRI shall be free of any expense for exploration, drilling, development, operating, marketing and other costs incident to the production and sale of oil and gas other than Permissible Charges. Notwithstanding any provision hereof to the contrary, the Term ORRI shall not apply to (a) any oil, gas and/or other minerals as are (i) unavoidably lost in operations on or relating to the Subject Reserves or in marketing of oil, gas and/or other minerals from or attributable to the Subject Reserves, or (ii) consumed or utilized (e.g., as part of a re-injection program) in prudent operations conducted on the Subject Reserves with a reasonable expectation of increasing ultimate recovery of oil, gas and/or other minerals from the Subject Reserves; provided that, to the extent any oil, gas and/or other minerals utilized in operations conducted on the Subject Reserves are subsequently re-produced, the Term ORRI shall apply to such re-produced volumes.
Permissible Charges. The WATER BOARD may impose the following bulk water supply services charges only -
23.1.1 volume based charges in respect of water consumed;
23.1.2 installation charges for new customer connections determined in accordance with clause 16; and
23.1.3 capital contribution charges where a new or increased water supply requires capital expenditure as set out in clause 24.
Permissible Charges. (a) The Contracting Parties may levy the following charges on cross-border traffic, subject to the conditions set out in this Protocol:
(i) Tolls: direct charges for the use of road sections, bridges, tunnels, and ferries;
(ii) Charges for excess weight, where permissible under the national law and/or regulations of the Host Country;
(iii) Charges for administrative expenses;
(iv) Charges for the use of other facilities or services;
(v) Taxes on fuel purchased in the Host Country; and
(vi) Road maintenance charges (to the extent not included in the charges mentioned above).
(b) The Contracting Parties shall refrain from levying any charges on cross-border traffic other than those listed above.
Permissible Charges