Hiring Fee means the fees charged for the hiring of a Bike n’ Blend Package to the Customer as specified in the Invoice.
Hiring Fee. Means the hiring fee specified in the Schedule of Hire Rates.
Hiring Fee means the charges payable to the Council by the Event Organiser as set out in the Event Application Form including, where the context so permits, any refundable deposit. Cancellation of the Event by the Event Organiser will not result in the Hiring Fee being returned to the Event Organiser.
Examples of Hiring Fee in a sentence
Clause 4.1 requires Hirer to pay deposits for the Hiring Fee and make an advance payment for Estimated Costs.
In the event of the Hirer failing to give such notice the Hiring Fee will be non-returnable.
Casual Bookings: The full amount of the Hiring Fee shall be paid to Central Highlands Regional Council prior to the Event Date.
Security & access information will only be issued once payment of the Hiring Fee is received.
The Hirer is not entitled to an adjustment to the Hiring Fee, or to be reimbursed for any additional costs, expenses or taxes, merely because of compliance with the direction.
More Definitions of Hiring Fee
Hiring Fee. A booking deposit of 50% (min £20.00, or the total amount if less than £20.00) is required to secure a booking, with the balance paid at least a week before the event. Please pay by BACS if possible, failing that, then cash or cheque (BACS details: Account number 2101 2290, Sort code 40-43-42
Hiring Fee means the fee payable for the hiring of the Cool Room as set out in Item 3 of the Hire Details;
Hiring Fee. A charge determined by the MCC for private use of the Facilities. A schedule of hiring fees shall be published by the MCC. Upon application, a hiring fee may be varied or waived at the sole discretion of the MCC.
Hiring Fee means the hiring fee specified on the Application Form;