Capital Sum definition

Capital Sum means any money or money's worth which is not excluded from the consideration taken into account in the computation under section 11 of this Act, and
Capital Sum means the amount paid on settlement for this Occupation Right Agreement as per the Schedule of Details.
Capital Sum means the amount set out in item 1 in Schedule One.

Examples of Capital Sum in a sentence

  • We shall pay the Insured, as per the percentage of Capital Sum Insured as specified in the Table of Benefits below, up to the limit applicable to the selected plan as specified in the Schedule of Benefits, if the Insured Person sustains Bodily Injury as a result of an Accident during the Policy Period and within three hundred and sixty-five (365) days of the Accident which results in death or Permanent Disablement.

  • The Resident is required to pay the Operator an amount equal to 2% of the Capital Sum, (plus GST, if any) on the date of settlement of payments under a relicensing of the Unit to a new resident as an administration charge.

  • Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Voluntary Fund within the UPF and the benefits payable or prospectively or contingently payable therefrom and the contributions payable thereto shall be disregarded in determining the Relevant Capital Sum except that there shall be added to the Relevant Capital Sum that part of the Voluntary Fund which is attributable to those Transferring Members who join the Purchaser's Pension Scheme on the Scheme Change Date and who agree to the transfer of their Voluntary Fund.

  • The Resident is required to pay the Operator an amount equal to 2% of the Capital Sum, (plus GST, if any) on the date of settlement of payments under a relicensing of the Unit to a new resident, as an administration charge.

  • Once a claim has been paid in respect of any of the Insured Persons for the full Sum Insured or Capital Sum Insured, the Policy will terminate.


More Definitions of Capital Sum

Capital Sum means any sum of money, or any money's worth, except so far as it or any part of it is to be treated for the purposes of tax as a receipt to be taken into account in computing the profits or gains or losses of a trade, profession or vocation, or profits or gains or losses arising from woodlands, or is, apart from this section, chargeable under Case VI of Schedule D, and
Capital Sum means the capital sum specified in item 5.5.1 of the Schedule of Information.
Capital Sum means the sum or sums, less any relevant acquittance, that may eventuate, that has been or will be provided by the financial proposer to the Company, for payment to the Receiver on behalf of the Company, to be distributed by the Receiver to trade creditors in accordance with the provisions of this arrangement, in an amount of R65 639 609,00 as envisaged in 2.2.3 and, specifically 2.2.3.15 below;
Capital Sum means the total of any benefits payable under the Policy on a Member's death as a lump sum or a lump sum cash equivalent to be applied in accordance with Rule 4.
Capital Sum means the capital sum offered by each Compliant Tenderer under the Tender Process or the capital sum which the New Contractor is to pay to the Scottish Ministers, in each case in consideration for the Scottish Ministers entering into the New Contract, as the context permits or requires; CDM Regulations means the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007;
Capital Sum means the capital sum offered by each Compliant Tenderer under the Tender Process or the capital sum which the New Contractor is to pay to the Contracting Authority, in each case in consideration for the Contracting Authority entering into the New Contract, as the context permits or requires; CDM Regulations means the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007;
Capital Sum means the amount that the Insured is covered for as per the sum insured specified against this Benefit in the Summary of Benefits of this Policy.