Outstanding Liabilities definition

Outstanding Liabilities means the amount of prepayment actually received from club members less the amount of the prepayment as prorated over the duration of any contract for services rendered by the club.

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Outstanding Liabilities means all liabilities incurred by the Settlement System Administrator in providing the Services or to enable it to provide the Services and which as at the Termination Date remain to be discharged in whole or in part, other than the Pool Agreed Liabilities;

Outstanding Liabilities means the gross replacement or

Examples of Outstanding Liabilities in a sentence

• Should Merchant exceed the limit established by ProfitPoint, ProfitPoint may suspend processing, establish a reserve account, or take other actions as deemed necessary by ProfitPoint to guarantee the repayment of Outstanding Liabilities.

• The Company may, but need not, pay, on or prior to the Closing, the Company Transaction Expenses and the Outstanding Liabilities; provided, that, the Company shall, at the Closing, make direct payments from its unrestricted cash to satisfy the Company Transaction Expenses Amount and the Outstanding Liabilities Amount set forth in the Closing Payment Schedule, pursuant to the wire instructions set forth therein.

• Prior to the Closing, Company shall provide Parent with a duly and validly executed current Form W-9 (or applicable current Form W-8, in the case of non-U.S. Persons) from each recipient of payment of Company Transaction Expenses or Outstanding Liabilities.

• The Lessor shall not be entitled to make any claim against the Onshore Security Agent or the Nominated Company in respect of any liability which accrued prior to the date of the Warning Notice or Enforcement Notice and which is not notified to the Onshore Security Agent in the Notice of Outstanding Liabilities.

• To the extent Caminus or Acquisition Sub discovers Outstanding Liabilities after the execution of this Agreement that were not discharged by the Shareholders prior to or upon such execution, the Shareholders shall discharge such Outstanding Liabilities upon notice from Caminus.

More Definitions of Outstanding Liabilities

Outstanding Liabilities means any unpaid taxes, surtaxes, surcharges, or fees listed

Outstanding Liabilities means any unpaid taxes, surtaxes, surcharges, or fees listed in Section 213.05, F.S., that are administered, regulated, controlled, and collected by the Department, or any unpaid contributions or reimbursements required under Chapter 443, F.S. Outstanding liabilities also include any associated penalties, interest, fees, or collection costs.

Outstanding Liabilities means the estimated future costs of incurred claims.

Outstanding Liabilities means all Indebtedness of the Company outstanding as of the Effective Time.

Outstanding Liabilities means the Borrower present, future, actual or contingent liabilities to the Bank under this Agreement. Outstanding Liabilities shall include all amounts due and remaining unpaid by the Borrower under this Agreement or any other arrangement with the Bank including the Fees and Bank charges. Prepayment means any amount paid by the Borrower in excess of the monthly Instalment or interest due by the Bank.

Outstanding Liabilities means all liabilities of ETV as shown on the balance sheets as of March 31, 1996, determined in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.

Outstanding Liabilities means all liabilities of the Acquired Companies for borrowed money and other obligations evidenced by notes, bonds, debentures or other such instruments (excluding Current Liabilities and Permitted Indebtedness).