Collectable definition

Collectable means Garbage, Household Organics, Recyclable Materials, and Yard Waste, which may be collected at curbside or at a Collection Point in accordance with the provisions of this By-law.
Collectable means Garbage, and Recyclable Materials, which may be collected at curbside or at a Collection Point in accordance with the provisions of this By-law.
Collectable means something which has appreciated in value either due to its scarcity or to it being no longer in production.

Examples of Collectable in a sentence

  • In addition, Collectable Sports Assets LLC will no longer be liable for any fees related to the consigned items maintenance, storage, or upkeep.

  • In the event Collectable Sports Assets LLC is unable to successfully sell the minimum offering amount per item by the conclusion of the exclusive consignment term detailed in Exhibit A, the legal title and physical possession of consigned item(s) will be transferred back to the consignor.

  • In the event Collectable Sports Assets LLC does not disburse cash proceeds to the consignor within 60 days of a public offering completion on Collectable’s platform, full legal title and physical possession of the consigned item is transferred back to the consignor.

  • Please let Collectable know if you require additional shipping insurance.

  • Upon completion of the Consignment Agreement (and Contribution Agreement, if the consignor is electing to retain equity in an offering), the insurance burden will shift to Collectable.

  • In this scenario, Collectable will handle all fees related to returning the item back to the consignor, notably fully insured shipping costs.

  • In exchange, Collectable reserves the right to rescind the consignment agreement at any point due to adverse price changes in the marketplace.

  • Break Up Clause: The consignor and Collectable acknowledge the price volatility inherent in the collectibles market.

  • In an attempt to provide fair and just valuations to both buyers and sellers on the platform, Collectable and consignor agree to the following terms: Should the consignor want to pull the item from the platform at any time (within 5 days prior to IPO), the consignor will pay Collectable $1,250 + $5,000.

  • In an attempt to provide fair and just valuations to both buyers and sellers on the platform, Collectable and consignor agree to the following terms: Should the consignor want to pull the item from the platform at any time (within 5 days prior to IPO), the consignor will pay Collectable $1,250 + 10% of the consignment value listed in Exhibit A.


More Definitions of Collectable

Collectable means summonses that were issued in person by the police, and not those that were sent out by mail, as these were felt to be harder to collect fines.

Related to Collectable

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