Establishment Fee means the establishment fee we charge (if any) as set out in the Payment Plan.
Establishment Fee means a fee of 0 payable by the Borrower to the Lender in consideration of the Lender approving provision of the Loan.
Establishment Fee shall have the meaning specified in Section 2.6(a) hereof.
Examples of Establishment Fee in a sentence
You agree to pay us the Establishment Fee in accordance with the Payment Plan.
Other than the Establishment Fee, Failed Payment Fee and amounts owing to us under clause 10(c), funds collected by us under this Agreement will be remitted to the Business in satisfaction of amounts owing by you to the Business.
More Definitions of Establishment Fee
Establishment Fee means those fees set by local government from time to time in accordance with the provisions of the Act;
Establishment Fee means the establishment fee repayable by the Customer and set out in the Executed Solution Proposal.
Establishment Fee means the Fee payable by you prior to commencement of the supply of the applicable Product, if specified in the Sales Order.
Establishment Fee means the fee described in Section 2.3 (a).
Establishment Fee means the fee specified in the Letter of Offer;
Establishment Fee means the fee described in Fees and other costs section of this pdS.
Establishment Fee means the payment specified in Clause 3.1.