Acceptance Fee definition
Examples of Acceptance Fee in a sentence
If the Company directs either Jurisdiction to an Alternate Facility, the Company shall directly pay, to the operator of the Alternate Facility, all costs of disposal of the Jurisdiction’s waste at such Facility, subject only to the Jurisdictions being responsible to pay to the Company the Acceptance Fee for Acceptable Waste delivered directly to and accepted by the Alternate Facility.
Subject to Sections 4.5 and 10.6(a), the Jurisdictions shall pay to the Company in each Billing Month, as part of the Acceptance Fee, an amount (the “Change in Law Charge”) that is equal to the product of (i) the sum of the Unit Change in Law Cost(s) for the pertinent Billing Month, multiplied by (ii) the number of Tons of Acceptable Waste delivered by or on behalf of the Jurisdictions and accepted at the Facility or at an Alternate Facility in such Billing Month.
The Jurisdictions shall pay, or caused to be paid, the Acceptance Fee due to the Company by the Jurisdictions at such times and in such amounts as specified in Articles 4 and 6 as calculated with respect to the Jurisdictions, taking into account, in each case, any set-offs, credits or other deductions or adjustments recognized in Article 4 or other provisions of this Agreement.
Any such termination shall be without any termination damage, penalty or payment to the Company (including any amount relative to adjustment to the Acceptance Fee resulting from the Change(s) in Law) and the Company waives all claims to any such damage, penalty or payment.
The Jurisdictions, however, shall be liable to pay the Company the amounts the Company has earned or accrued pursuant to Section 4.2 (exclusive of the adjustment to the Acceptance Fee relative to the Change in Law resulting in such Maximum Change in Law Cost, and subject to any set-offs or other credits to the Acceptance Fee) prior to the effective date of termination.