Net Payable definition

Net Payable shall have the meaning set forth in Section 4.6 of this Agreement
Net Payable means the sum of the cash collections for Advertising actually received by DoubleClick during the month, less amounts payable to DoubleClick for services rendered in respect of or based on Advertising delivered and/or sold by DoubleClick on behalf of AltaVista during the month or still owed to DoubleClick in respect of past months: the DART Service fees, sales commissions on amounts received, and billing and collections fees and any other fees payable to DoubleClick pursuant to this Agreement in total. DoubleClick shall use commercially reasonable efforts to deliver to AltaVista within (***). The Net Payable will be remitted to AltaVista (***). The ▇▇▇▇ accompanying the net payable will set forth the cash collections generated from non-U.S. Advertisers and the costs associated with this revenue, which amount shall be billed to AV Internet Solutions Ltd., and the cash collections from U.S. Advertisers and the costs associated with this revenue, which amount shall be billed to AltaVista Company. On a calendar quarterly basis, AltaVista may charge DoubleClick an amount equal to the applicable ad sales commission multiplied by the amount of Bad Debt charged in the applicable quarter; provided that such amount shall not (***) of Net Revenues recorded in such quarter. AltaVista shall notify DoubleClick of the amount of such charge (***) after the end of calendar quarter and DoubleClick shall pay Company the amount of such charge (***) of DoubleClick's receipt of such notice. Notwithstanding the foregoing, DoubleClick shall be charged the full amount of Bad Debt associated with any Advertising sales made by DoubleClick on AltaVista's behalf in violation of AltaVista's Sales Policies (other than deviations made with AltaVista's prior consent at the time of the sale). (***) Denotes language for which the Company has requested confidential treatment pursuant to the rules and regulations of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended.
Net Payable has the meaning set forth in Section 2.8(a).

Examples of Net Payable in a sentence

  • Notwithstanding the above, if, at any point during the calendar year, the amount of a Party’s Net Payable exceeds ten million dollars ($10,000,000.00), the Party shall pay such Net Payable, within ninety (90) days of receipt of a written demand by the Party to which the Net Payable is owed.

  • No later than sixty (60) days following the close of the applicable calendar year, any Adjustments occurring during the applicable calendar year shall be netted between any two Parties, and any Party with a net payable after calculating offsetting Adjustments to another Party (a “Net Payable”) shall pay the amount of such Net Payable to the Party to which the Net Payable is owed.

  • If a Monthly Net Payable Amount is payable to the reinsurers, PHL shall pay to VFL an amount equal to one-third of such Monthly Net Payable Amount.

  • If a Monthly Net Payable Amount is payable by the reinsurers, VFL shall pay to PHL an amount equal to one-third of such Monthly Net Payable Amount.

  • Any Net Payable Loss will be based on Paid Losses and 30-Day Amounts only and will be the amount calculated under a Proof of Loss Claim which has been subjected to the Claims Procedures by the Claims Reviewer subject to limited exceptions, except for payments due on the Final Loss Payment Date, in which case the final settlement of all liabilities in respect of such Loss Event under the Reinsurance Agreement may include payment for any Loss Reserves on the Final Loss Payment Date.

  • Additionally, the Ceding Insurer may provide an estimate of Net Payable Loss for the purposes of calculating the Estimated Payable Loss, which will not be subjected to the Claims Procedures and will take into account Paid Losses as well as Loss Reserves estimates.

  • As of any Payment Date, the “Estimated Payable Loss” for a Loss Event is an amount equal to the Ceding Insurer’s estimate of the Net Payable Loss (taking into account estimated Loss Reserves) with respect to such Loss Event.

  • Following determination of the actual FHCF Reinsurance, the Net Payable Loss will be recalculated accordingly, which may result in a Loss Payment or a 30-Day Reimbursement Amount.

  • Furthermore, for the purpose of calculating the Actual Payable Loss set forth in the True-Up Interest Statement, Net Payable Loss will be calculated based on the Paid Losses set forth in the most recently provided Proof of Loss Claim with respect to each applicable Loss Event and subjected to the Claims Procedures by the Claims Reviewer and Loss Reserves reviewed by the Loss Reserve Specialist.

  • Payable Rs. ----------- Net Payable Rs. ----------- This figures given in the Memorandum for payable has been verified and bill passed for payment (in words and figures) Date: Note: While quoting rates for each item of work, the contractor shall include for the following irrespective whether it has been mentioned or not in the description of the item without any extra claim / payment.


More Definitions of Net Payable

Net Payable means the sum of the cash collections for Advertising actually received by DoubleClick during the month, less amounts payable to DoubleClick for services rendered in respect of or based on Advertising delivered and/or sold by DoubleClick on behalf of Compaq during the month or still owed to DoubleClick in respect of past months: the DART Service fees, sales commissions on amounts received, and billing and collection fees and any other fees payable to DoubleClick pursuant to this Agreement in total. The Net Payable will be remitted to Compaq accompanied by a ▇▇▇▇ for services rendered on or before the fifteenth day following the end of the month (or on the next business day if the fifteenth day following the end of the month falls on a weekend or holiday). On a calendar quarterly basis, Compaq may charge DoubleClick an amount equal to the applicable ad sales commission multiplied by the amount of Bad Debt charged in the applicable quarter; provided that such information shall not exceed 1.5% of Net Revenues recorded in such quarter. Compaq shall notify DoubleClick of the amount of such charge within thirty (30) days after the end of calendar quarter and DoubleClick shall pay the Company the amount of such charge within forty-five (45) days of DoubleClick's receipt of such notice. Notwithstanding the foregoing, DoubleClick shall be charged the full amount of Bad Debt associated with any Advertising sales made by DoubleClick on Compaq's behalf in violation of Compaq's Sales Policies (other than deviations made with Compaq's prior consent at the time of the sale.)

Related to Net Payable

  • Net Interest Bearing Debt means the aggregate interest bearing debt less cash and cash equivalents of the Group in accordance with the applicable accounting principles of the Group from time to time (for the avoidance of doubt, excluding guarantees, bank guarantees, Subordinated Loans, any claims subordinated pursuant to a subordination agreement in form and substance satisfactory to the Agent and interest bearing debt borrowed from any Group Company).

  • Annualized Consolidated EBITDA means, as of any date of determination, Consolidated EBITDA for the most recently completed Fiscal Quarter multiplied by four.

  • Adjusted Consolidated EBITDA means, with respect to the Borrower and the Subsidiaries on a consolidated basis for any period, the Consolidated Net Income of the Borrower and the Subsidiaries for such period plus

  • Cash Burn means an amount equal to the prior period’s Cash minus the current period’s ending Cash that has been adjusted for any changes to Cash as a result of borrowings and repayments of borrowings, proceeds from the sale of equity and the exercise of stock options or warrants, paid-in-capital and minority interest, and capital expenditures financed under a capital lease.

  • combined ratio means the sum of the loss ratio and the expense ratio. The combined ratio measures the proportion of the Company’s total cost to its premium earned and is used to assess the profitability of the Company’s insurance underwriting activities.