Excess Charges definition

Excess Charges means the applicable excess copies and/or prints charges. “Inception Date” means (a) the date Dealer determines Equipment installed by Dealer is operating satisfactorily and is available for your use, or (b) the date Equipment identified by Dealer as being installable by you is delivered to your premises. “Lease” means this Cost Per Copy Agreement, including any attached Equipment schedule. “Lease Payment” means the Monthly Lease Payment specified above, which includes the fixed component of maintenance charges payable to Dealer under the Maintenance Agreement, the Excess Charges (unless otherwise agreed by you, Dealer and XFS), and other charges you, Dealer and XFS agree will be invoiced by XFS on a monthly basis, plus Taxes. “Maintenance Agreement” means a separate agreement between you and Dealer for maintenance and support purposes. “Origination Fee” means a one-time fee of $125 billed on your first invoice which you agree to pay, covering the origination, documentation, processing and certain other initial costs for the Lease. “Term” means the Initial Lease Term plus any subsequent renewal or extension terms. “UCC” means the Uniform Commercial Code of the State of Connecticut (C.G.S.A. §§42a-1-101 et seq.).

Excess Charges means those additional charges that may be applicable to a Service Instance and that shall not exceed the maximum amounts set out in the “Excess Charges” table on the “Misc Services” tab of the Pricing Model referenced in Part B of Call Off Schedule 3 (Call Off Contract Charges, Payment and Invoicing);

Excess Charges means any amount of rent charged in respect of a tenancy of an Replacement Rental Unit or Rent Controlled Rental Unit that is in excess of Permitted Rent, plus any fees or charges of any nature whatsoever that are charged in respect of the tenancy of an Replacement Rental Unit or Rent Controlled Rental Unit that are not Permitted Tenant Charges, and includes all such amounts charged in respect of any tenancy since the commencement date of the Tenancy Agreement in question, irrespective of when the City renders an invoice in respect of Excess Charges;

Examples of Excess Charges in a sentence

• One Hundred Percent (100%) of the Medicare Part B Excess Charges: Coverage for all of the difference between the actual Medicare Part B charges as billed, not to exceed any charge limitation established by the Medicare program or state law, and the Medicare-approved Part B charge.

• One Hundred Percent (100%) of the Medicare Part B Excess Charges: Coverage for all of the difference between the actual Medicare Part B charge as billed, not to exceed any charge limitation established by the Medicare program or state law, and the Medicare-approved Part B charge.

• Eighty Percent (80%) of the Medicare Part B Excess Charges: Coverage for eighty percent (80%) of the difference between the actual Medicare Part B charge as billed, not to exceed any charge limitation established by the Medicare program or state law, and the Medicare-approved Part B charge.

• The Coinsurance percentage will be the same for Non-Contracting Providers as Non-PPO Network Providers but you may still be subject to balance billing and/or Excess Charges.

• This means that in addition to your increased out-of-pocket expenses described above, you may also be responsible for Excess Charges, up to the amount of the Provider's Billed Charges.

More Definitions of Excess Charges

Excess Charges means the charges additional to the Contract Price and Additional Charges that the Contractor may impose on the Principal for use of the Services beyond agreed thresholds, as set out in the General ICT Specifics or elsewhere in this Contract as ‘Excess Charges’.

Excess Charges mean the applicable excess image/print charges on a Cost per Image Schedule. “Interim Period” means the period, if any, between the Acceptance Date and the Commencement Date. “Interim Payment” means one thirtieth of the Payment multiplied by the number of days in the Interim Period. “Payment” means the periodic Lease or Base Payment specified in one or more Schedules, which includes Taxes and other charges you, Supplier and XFS agree will be invoiced by XFS, and may include the fixed component of maintenance charges payable to Supplier under the Maintenance Agreement and Excess Charges (unless otherwise agreed by you Supplier and XFS). “Maintenance Agreement” means a separate agreement between you and Supplier for maintenance and support purposes. “Origination Fee” means a one-time fee per Schedule of $125 billed on your first invoice which you agree to pay, covering the origination, documentation, processing and other initial costs. “Party” means you or XFS, and “Parties” means both you and XFS. “Term” means the Interim Period, if any, together with the Initial Term for each Schedule plus any subsequent renewal or extension terms. “UCC” means the Uniform Commercial Code of the State(s) where XFS must file UCC-1 financing statements to perfect its interest in the Equipment.

Excess Charges means the charges specified in the Schedule under the heading Excess Charges and as calculated and payable in accordance with clause 7; Excluded Items means the items listed in clause 2.4 of this Agreement;

Excess Charges means charges in excess of the SmartClick Allowance.

Excess Charges means any charges SoloProtect is entitled to levy due to the Customer exceeding any usage limits, such limits as communicated in the Agreement or any Additional Services Schedule.

Excess Charges means the amount above the maximum price payable for the food [instrument] benefits charged by a vendor to the Program.

Excess Charges means the amount of Billed Charges less Non-Covered Charges, in excess of the Covered Charges determined by MMO for a Non-Contracting Institutional Provider. It is also the amount of billed charges less non-covered charges in excess of the Usual, Customary and Reasonable Amount (UCR Amount) for a Non-Participating Physician or other Professional Provider.