Examples of Licence Fee in a sentence
The Organisers will endeavour to ensure the supply of the services of the Venue and of those mentioned in the Exhibitors’ Manual but as the supply of such services is not within the control of the Organisers they shall not incur any liability to an Exhibitor for any loss or damage if any such services shall wholly or partially fail or cease to be available nor shall the Exhibitor be entitled to any allowance in respect of the Licence Fee due or paid under the Contract.
The University gives the Licensee the right to occupy a Room as a private study room only and for no other purpose and to use the Common Areas for the periods set out in this Licence, subject to the Licensee remaining a student of the University, paying the Licence Fee and complying with the terms of this Licence.
Licence Fee The fee specified in the Offer payable by the Student to the University in advance on or before the Payment Date(s) for occupation of the Room and the for the Services.
Payment Date(s) The due date(s) for payment of instalments of the Licence Fee specified in the Offer, or such dates as may subsequently be specified in a payment plan agreed betweenthe University and the Student.
The Licensee must pay the Licence Fee to the Council in the manner specified in Item 8 of the Schedule.