Company Charges definition

Company Charges means the charges for the use of services provided by the Company.

Examples of Company Charges in a sentence

  • To determine whether a Supplier is Creditworthy, the Company will evaluate the Supplier's record of paying the Company Charges, and may also take into consideration the Supplier's credit history.

  • AEME may charge the Company Charges on overdue balances monthly as specified in the Schedule of Fees and Charges.

  • Failure to do so could result in Management Company Charges passed onto the renter.

  • Company Charges and Choice Supplier Charges will be shown on CBS bills and collected by Company.

  • Company Charges may be waived or reduced uniformly on all contracts issued under certain plans or arrangements which are expected to result in administrative cost savings.

  • Maximum Company Charges: Company Charges or Market Value Adjustment will never exceed any legal limits in the state where the Contract is delivered.

  • Company Charges: Company Charges are the charges disclosed on your Schedule Page as Transaction Charges or Continuous Charges or as may be added or removed by rider or later changed by endorsement to this Contract.

  • Continuous Access or Restricted Surrender Account(s): Continuous Access Accounts may be fully or partially withdrawn or transferred at any time before we begin payment of Annuity or Death Benefits, subject to Company Charges, Market Value Adjustments (“MVA”) and any other restrictions designated on your Schedule Page.

  • The following restrictions and/or benefits are a continuation of your Contract terms regarding the Variable Accounts: Separate Account: II Withdrawal Restrictions: Transaction Charges may apply as specifically outlined under Company Charges.

  • AEME may charge the Company Charges on Overdue Balance Charges on overdue balances monthly as specified in the Schedule of Fees and Charges.