Collection Fee definition
Collection Fee means a fee charged by SOGO to contribute towards the costs of collecting your vehicle at the end of your Lease agreement;
Collection Fee has the meaning given to it in Appendix B;
Collection Fee. If Shipper's account should necessitate outside collection action, Carrier reserves the right to add collection costs, finance charges, court costs and/or legal fees to the invoice amounts.
Examples of Collection Fee in a sentence
The Break Fee will not apply, but an Equipment Collection Fee may be charged.
For the avoidance of doubt, the Customer must pay the Collection Fee in addition to the Service Fees.
The parties acknowledge that the Break Fee is a genuine pre- estimate of our loss and is in addition to any Equipment Collection Fee payable.
Where we terminate on this basis, you may be charged the Break Fee and the Equipment Collection Fee.
Where you do not obtain our written consent, or if it is reasonable for us to withhold our consent, we may terminate this Agreement upon reasonable notice and you may be charged the Break Fee and the Equipment Collection Fee for us to collect the relevant Services Equipment and/or Rental Equipment.
More Definitions of Collection Fee
Collection Fee means a collection fee added to each false fire alarm response fee and/or penalty assessed under Chapter 11 of the City Code of Ordinances, if the false fire alarm response fee and/or penalty remain unpaid on the 61st day after it is due. Collection fees are due and payable on the day they are added to the false fire alarm response fee and/or penalty. The collection fee shall be 30 percent of the false fire alarm response fee and/or penalty amount unless state law requires a lesser amount, in which case such lesser amount shall apply.
Collection Fee has the meaning given to it in Section 2.07.
Collection Fee means the costs of or relating to the Services provided by the MMCS, including the Commission Rate, GST, any interest accruing on the monies in the Clearing Account plus all fees, Costs, expenses, charges, and any other out of pocket expenses, (including and without limiting bank charges, bank fees, and state and federal taxes) incurred by, or charged to the MMCS, arising from either the collection of funds for, or the disbursement of funds to that particular Seller.
Collection Fee means the amount that the Authorized District Representative, as agent for the District, shall receive as compensation for performing the duties of collecting the District Sales Tax pursuant to Section 3.3.
Collection Fee means the collection fee agreed upon by Borrower and Servicer and approved by Lender at the time of Borrower's acquisition of each Portfolio as detailed in Schedule 1 of the related Proposal.
Collection Fee shall have the meaning assigned in section 7.10(e).
Collection Fee means the fee set out in Schedule D – Collection Fee, as determined through a Request for Proposals, paid by TSS to the Collector for the due and proper performance of the Services in the Collector’s defined Collection Zone and only with respect to Scrap Tires the Collector has received from a Registered Retailer who has retained TSS to deliver a Product Stewardship Program and is in good standing with TSS;