Examination Charges definition

Examination Charges means the Charges payable when an End User attends an in-person medical examination and/or undergoes blood testing as part of the Services offered as part of the Roczen Solutions as detailed in Schedule 4 (Charges), which charges may be amended by ▇▇▇▇▇▇ from time to time and notified to the Client in writing;
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Examples of Examination Charges in a sentence

  • Admission Fee Rs. 2000/- Registration Fee Rs. 1000/- Other charges Rs. 4500/- Tuition Fee Rs. 3000/- (per subject) Examination Charges Rs. 1000/- (per subject) University Security Rs. 10,000/-(Refundable) Maintenance Allowance Rs. 15,000/- Per month The university will be spending about Rs.0.34 million during eighteen months and expect the research product accordingly.

  • Roczen shall not be required to seek approval from the Client in advance of incurring such Examination Charges, where the relevant service forming part of the Roczen Solution has been deemed (in good faith) as necessary for the relevant End User.

  • Unless otherwise agreed by the parties in a Statement of Work, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall charge the following Examination Charges, as may be amended by Roczen and notified to the Client from time to time: - Blood test carried out on an end-user – £[ ] Further details of the sharing of personal data under Clause 11 (Data Protection) are set out in the table below.

  • Any increase in the Charges shall be agreed between the parties in writing under a Statement of Work or in accordance with the Change Control procedure set out in Clause 8.1 (Change Control) provided that Roczen shall be entitled to increase the Examination Charges from time to time to reflect an increase in costs borne by Roczen in providing the corresponding services.