Daily Fee Rate definition
Daily Fee Rate means the daily fee rate, if any, as set out in a SOW;
Daily Fee Rate. If the Supplier's fee rate is expressed as a Daily Fee Rate this is the fee payable for each day spent in the delivery of Services. A day is a minimum of 8 working hours.
Daily Fee Rate means a fee payable for each day spent in the delivery of Services. A day is a minimum of 8 working hours. End Date means the earlier of the date the Agreement is due to end as stated in the relevant Service Order(s) or other record of the engagement, and the date of termination as set out in a Notice of termination, or any other date agreed between the parties as the date the Agreement is to end. Expenses means actual and reasonable out-of-pocket costs incurred by the Provider in the delivery of the Services and agreed to in the Agreement Details and Description of Services, the relevant Service Order, or other record of the engagement. Expenses do not include On-costs. Extraordinary Event means an event that is beyond the reasonable control of the party immediately affected by the event. An Extraordinary Event does not include any risk or event that the party claiming could have prevented or overcome by taking reasonable care. GST means the goods and services tax payable in accordance with the New Zealand Goods and Services Tax Act 1985.
Examples of Daily Fee Rate in a sentence
Expert Appointed by the Consultant Primary Role No. of Fee Days Daily Fee Rate (€) (excl.
Daily Fee Rate If the Supplier's fee rate is expressed as a Daily Fee Rate this is theA fee payable for each day spent in the delivery of Services.
Daily Fee Rate For each day worked a Daily Fee Rate of $624.00 excluding GST will be paid.
Daily Fee Rate For each day worked a Daily Fee Rate of $408.00 excluding GST will be paid.
Farmee will have the right to suspend or cease the drilling operations in the event of receipt by Farmor of any notice of default issued by Farmor's lenders.
If the Supplier works less than a full day, the Fee will be calculated based on the time worked at the agreed Daily Fee Rate i.e. (Daily Fee Rate ÷ 8) x hours worked.