Cancellation Costs definition

Cancellation Costs means costs and liabilities incurred in connection with: (a) cancellation of supplier and contractor written orders and agreements entered into to design, construct and install Attachment Facilities, Direct Assignment Facilities and/or Customer-Funded Upgrades, and/or (b) completion of some or all of the required Attachment Facilities, Direct Assignment Facilities and/or Customer-Funded Upgrades, or specific unfinished portions and/or removal of any or all of such facilities which have been installed, to the extent required for the Transmission Provider and/or Transmission Owner(s) to perform their respective obligations under Tariff, Part IV and/or Part VI.

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Cancellation Costs means the aggregate of all actual costs and expenses incurred by the Company related to the work and all costs incurred by the Company in connection with the termination thereof including, but not limited to:

Cancellation Costs means costs and liabilities incurred in connection with: (a) cancellation of supplier and contractor written orders and agreements entered into to design, construct and install Transmission Owner Interconnection Facilities, and/or Customer-Funded Upgrades, and/or (b) completion of some or all of the required Transmission Owner Interconnection Facilities, and/or Customer-Funded Upgrades, or specific unfinished portions and/or removal of any or all of such facilities which have been installed, to the extent required for the Transmission Provider and/or Transmission Owner(s) to perform their respective obligations under the Tariff, Part VII. Cancellation costs may include costs for Customer-Funded Upgrades assigned to Project Developer or Eligible Customer, in accordance with the Tariff and as reflected in this GIA, that remain the responsibility of Project Developer or Eligible Customer under the Tariff, even if such New Service Request is terminated or withdrawn.

Examples of Cancellation Costs in a sentence

• In the event the Interconnected Transmission Owner incurs Cancellation Costs, it shall provide the Transmission Provider, with a copy to the Interconnection Customer, with a written demand for payment and with reasonable documentation of such Cancellation Costs.

• Upon the cancellation of the Interconnection Construction Service Agreement by the Interconnection Customer, the Interconnection Customer shall be liable to pay to the Interconnected Transmission Owner or Transmission Provider all Cancellation Costs in connection with Construction Service for the Interconnection Customer pursuant to this Interconnection Construction Service Agreement, including Section 14.3.1.2 of this Appendix 2.

• Transmission Provider shall invoice Interconnection Customer pursuant to Section 9 of this Appendix 2 for Cancellation Costs for which the customer is liable under this section.

• Interconnected Transmission Owner and Transmission Provider shall use due diligence to minimize Cancellation Costs in the event of a suspension of work.

• The obligations of the Construction Parties hereunder with respect to payments, Cancellation Costs, warranties, liability and indemnification shall survive termination to the extent necessary to provide for the determination and enforcement of said obligations arising from acts or events that occurred while the Interconnection Construction Service Agreement was in effect.

More Definitions of Cancellation Costs

Cancellation Costs means costs and liabilities incurred in connection with: (a) cancellation of supplier and contractor written orders and agreements entered into to design, construct and install Attachment Facilities, Direct Assignment Facilities and/or Customer- Funded Upgrades, and/or (b) completion of some or all of the required Attachment Facilities, Direct Assignment Facilities and/or Customer-Funded Upgrades, or specific unfinished portions and/or removal of any or all of such facilities which have been installed, to the extent required for the Transmission Provider and/or Transmission Owner(s) to perform their respective obligations under Tariff, Part IV and/or Part VI of the Tariff.

Cancellation Costs means the actual and demonstrable third party costs incurred by cancellation or termination of any third party contracts, including contracts with service providers, equipment vendors, financing prepayment and penalty costs, and similar costs.

Cancellation Costs means, and only means, costs specifically identified by the Contractor in its proposal and actually incurred by the Contractor between contract award and vessel delivery to the Government including, and limited to, the following categories of costs: costs incurred by the Contractor for vessel acquisition, reflagging costs and modification, or conversion costs, and only to the extent such modification, or conversion costs were incurred in order for the vessel to meet contract requirements. The Government has sufficient working capital funds for these cancellation costs.

Cancellation Costs means £500 in respect of the unrecoverable costs related to the Venue hire and £500 in respect of the unrecoverable costs related to catering and event planning, a total of £1,000, that we incur in connection with the cancellation of a Booking plus any costs incurred by us in finding a replacement Booking, and any costs including but not limited to, the cost of any special offers or discounts offered to secure a replacement Booking or where the venue hire price has been reduced since you made your booking.

Cancellation Costs means £500 in respect of the unrecoverable costs related to catering and event planning that we incur in connection with a cancelled Booking.

Cancellation Costs means the Transaction Cancellation amount and all related costs, fines, service fees, penalties and expenses.

Cancellation Costs means all Connection Project costs actually incurred by the TFO prior to cancellation of a Connection Project, or reasonably required to be incurred by the TFO after cancellation of a Connection Project, including costs arising from assisting with the determination of the ISO’s preferred connection alternative, preparation of a facility application and construction of a Connection Project, as documented in the construction commitment agreement required by section 5 of the ISO tariff; third-party cancellation costs and penalties; costs for material salvage; and reclamation of any related construction;