Full purchase price definition

Full purchase price means the per-share price in Section 4 multiplied by the number of Shares purchased.

Full purchase price means both of the following:

Full purchase price means the contract price, including charges for dealer installed options and accessories, all finance, credit insurance, and service contract charges incurred by the retail purchaser, all sales tax, license and registration fees, and the amount of any negative equity that was not already paid by the dealer to a third party to satisfy a lien, as reflected in the contract.

Examples of Full purchase price in a sentence

• Full purchase price of $ is payable in cash to Seller upon delivery of a County Deed.

• Full purchase price includes applicable taxes but excludes finance charges, any costs incurred in connection with removal of the previous appliance and/or the cost of delivery and installation of the qualifying Maytag® appliance(s).

• The requirement for agreement to change this tenancy agreement does not apply to a rent increase given in accordance with the Act, a withdrawal of, or a restriction on, a service or facility in accordance with the Act, or a term in respect of which a landlord or tenant has obtained an arbitrator’s order that the agreement of the other is not required.

• If the Buyer has paid the Full purchase price, then the Auction item may be taken over at the place of the auction.

• If the Buyer rejects to sign the ‘receipt of strike’ or to pay the deposit, or fails to pay the Full purchase price, then the Auction House shall have the right withdraw from the sale.

More Definitions of Full purchase price

Full purchase price means $319,812.179.00, or the final full purchase price of

Full purchase price means the actual cost paid by the consumer, including all collateral charges, less a reasonable allowance for use;

Full purchase price means money and the fair market value of consideration other than money paid or transferred, directly or indirectly, to the transferor, whether or not expressed in the deed, instrument or other writing, and includes, but is not limited to—

Full purchase price means the full purchase price of any Eligible Dwelling which would be payable to the Provider by any purchaser but for the provision to a purchaser of Equity Funding pursuant to the Shared Equity Documentation (such price being equal in the case of a disposal to an Eligible Purchaser to the Reduced Purchase Price plus the Scottish Ministers Contribution) and which may not exceed the applicable Maximum Limit;

Full purchase price means as defined in paragraph 3.2 to this Mortgage; Gross Interest means a sum per annum equal to 1.75% of the Initial Market Value subject to annual increases in accordance with Clause 10; Help to Buy Scheme means the government home ownership initiative entitled Help to Buy: Equity Loan 2021 – 2023 programme;

Full purchase price means the contract price for the motor vehicle, including charges for transportation, dealer-installed accessories, dealer services, dealer preparation and delivery and collateral charges; all finance, credit insurance, warranty and service contract charges incurred by the buyer; and all sales tax, license and registration fees, and other government charges.

Full purchase price means the cost paid by a consumer, including any collateral charge;