Cost Contribution definition
Cost Contribution means the contribution to the cost of infrastructure and administrative costs.
Cost Contribution has the meaning given to that term in Clause 8.9. Cover has the meaning given to that term in Schedule 1.
Cost Contribution means the purchaser’s contribution to the costs incurred by the seller in securing, insuring, cleaning and maintaining the buildings prior to the establishment of the body corporate payable after the occupation date and as set out in 15 of the schedule;
Examples of Cost Contribution in a sentence
Within 40 Working Days following the end of each Financial Year, the Panel shall calculate each Party’s actual Cost Contribution in respect of each Quarter of that Financial Year, and shall reconcile the actual amounts against the amounts paid (or payable) by that Party in accordance with Clause 8.11.
More Definitions of Cost Contribution
Cost Contribution means the contribution to Infrastructure Costs and Administrative Costs payable by an Owner pursuant to a Development Contribution Plan.
Cost Contribution means the contribution to the Infrastructure Cost and including Administrative Costs payable by an Owner pursuant to a DCP;
Cost Contribution means the contribution to the cost of Infrastructure Costs payable by an Owner under this Part and pursuant to an applicable Development Contribution Plan;
Cost Contribution means the contribution to the cost of infrastructure and administrative costs. ‘Development contribution area’ means shown on the scheme map as DCA with a number and included in Appendix XI.
Cost Contribution means the amount contributed by a Party to the Development Costs of Product Development pursuant to this Agreement;
Cost Contribution means, for a given Trip, the sum of money requested by the Driver and accepted by the Passenger for his contribution to the travel costs;
Cost Contribution means the contribution to the cost of Infrastructure payable by an Owner under Part 12 and the applicable Development Contribution Plan;