Final Amount definition
Final Amount means the amount determined by the Authority, and notified to the Licensee, having taken into account any adjustment (to the amount otherwise set out in Table B for that Relevant Year t -1) resulting from:
Final Amount means with regard to any Recipient, such number of shares of Restricted Stock Units (“RSUs”) as specified in each Recipient’s Award Notice, times the applicable multiple factor determined under the Performance Measures at the end of the Performance Period.
Final Amount means an amount owing by either Party to the other Party under this EPA, including as a result of a breach of this EPA, where such amount: (a) is undisputed by the Party owing such amount; or (b) has been finally determined by an arbitration award under section 14.5(a) or by a court order and all rights of appeal in respect of such award or order have been exhausted or have expired.
Examples of Final Amount in a sentence
More specifically, the Final Amount payable by the Municipality shall be determined by the Required Receipts and shall be the lesser of seventy five percent of the total costs of building permit fee and planning fee; lesser of fifty percent of the professional fees; lesser of twenty five percent of the construction costs under the Additional Unit Grant for the construction materials and labour and shall not exceed the amount specified in Subsection 2(1).
More Definitions of Final Amount
Final Amount means an amount owing by either Party to the other Party under this EPA, including as a result of a breach of this EPA, where such amount is: (a) undisputed by the Party owing such amount; or (b) has been finally determined by an arbitration award under section
Final Amount means with regard to any:
Final Amount as defined in Section 2.05(c).
Final Amount has the meaning set forth in Section 9.2(d).
Final Amount refers to each amount in the final schedule of payments;
Final Amount has the meaning given to such term in Section 3.06(i)(iv) hereof.
Final Amount means, as of any day following the determination of the Modified Amount, the sum of the Outstanding Principal Balance and the Modified Amount, which, for the avoidance of doubt, may be negative.