Extra Costs definition

Extra Costs means the set-up costs, delivery and freight costs, title fees, appraisal fees, flood hazard determination fees, Seller, broker, and/or Dealer closing fees, insurance costs, taxes, and licensing fees, the aggregate value of which is consolidated into the principal outstanding balance of the MH Paper in accordance with the Underwriting Guidelines.
Extra Costs means any Rent prepaid by Tenant and the following costs incurred by Tenant in preparation of the commencement of Tenant's Initial Alterations: (A) storage charges for materials; (B) reimbursement of long lead items no longer usable by Tenant; (C) charges by Tenant's contractors, subcontractors, or suppliers for restocking materials or other items; and (D) cancellation fees under any contract for construction work or materials and (E) other reasonable out-of-pocket expenses paid to architects, engineers and consultants not to exceed in the aggregate One Million ($1,000,000) Dollars; and
Extra Costs. , in the case of a Member means costs in respect of which the Member cannot be reimbursed otherwise than by virtue of this Part of this Resolution.

Examples of Extra Costs in a sentence

  • Unless otherwise shown in the Policy Schedule, claims will be settled on the basis of Reinstatement or Replacement and Extra Costs, as follows.

  • If Contractor notes any Work which it believes may be eligible for additional compensation or extra time, Contractor shall obtain Thornton’s Representative’s initials and date on the relevant section of the Daily Site Report prior to submission to Thornton and shall immediately follow the procedures described in the Contract under Changed or Extra Work, Claims for Extra Costs, and/or requests for an extension of the Contract Time.

  • The Insured shall not be bound to reinstate any destroyed building but may, at its option, purchase an existing building or buildings to replace the destroyed building, limited to the cost that would have been incurred if the destroyed building had been reinstated in accordance with clause (a) of the definition of ‘reinstatement’ including the Extra Costs of Reinstatement which would have been payable under the Policy in respect in such reinstatement.

  • Basis of settlement of claims Unless otherwise shown in the Policy Schedule, claims will be settled on the basis of Reinstatement or Replacement and Extra Costs, as follows.

  • Extra Costs will be invoiced as and when incurred or as a minimum on a four weekly basis.


More Definitions of Extra Costs

Extra Costs means the costs, aside from those agreed in the sales terms, that arise as a result of the supply. The list of items considered as extra costs will include, but under no circumstances be limited to the following: delays attributable to the ship, barges, cranes, pumping of barrels, supplies on bank holidays and weekends, transport to ports without CEPSA LUBRICANTES service and special services not included in the supply agreement entered into with said company. Unless there is an express agreement in writing between the Seller and the Buyer, the Extra Costs will be met fully by the Buyer. In these Terms and Conditions, except in inadmissible contexts, all references to the singular also cover a reference to the plural and vice-versa.
Extra Costs shall not include costs incurred as a result of an act or failure to act of Contractor and shall only include the following items:
Extra Costs has the meaning set forth in Section 17.2.
Extra Costs means their estimated value incurred during the time of duration of the interruption of operation, however no longer than during the indemnity period;
Extra Costs. Just like any other regularly scheduled class, you will be asked to pay a costume fee. Although this may vary depending on your role, level, and number of dances. * Most levels and students will follow the standards below, but please be open minded to extra costume fees if your dancer shows potential for an extra part. * Your recital fee will be paid separately in October and is not affiliated with the Ballet Company Performance.
Extra Costs means the extra costs agreed in the Charter Contract or on the basis thereof, which serve for the reimbursement of extra care or other services provided to the passengers in relation to the carriage (e.g. special catering, access to airport lounge, etc.);
Extra Costs means (X) in the event that Tenant has terminated the Lease as provided in Section 1.1(B)(3) above, the following costs incurred by Tenant in preparation of the commencement of Tenant's Initial Alterations: (i) storage charges for materials after October 1, 1999, (ii) reimbursement of long lead items no longer usable by Tenant, (iii) charges by Tenant's contractors, subcontractors, or suppliers for restocking materials or other items, and (iv) cancellation fees under any contract for construction work or materials; and (Y) in the case where the Lease is not terminated either under in subsection 1.l(B)(2) or subsection 1.1(B)(3) above, the costs incurred by Tenant in completing Tenant's Initial Alterations by April 1, 2000, that would not have been incurred but for Landlord's failure to complete the Phase 1 Base Building Work by October 1, 1999, including, without limitation, (i) storage charges of materials for Tenant's Initial Alterations after October 1, 1999, (ii) premiums for early delivery of materials, (iii) the use of extra labor and the cost of any premium time labor, (iv) charges by Tenant's contractors, subcontractors or suppliers for restock in materials or other items, and (v) cancellation fees under any contract for construction work or materials.