Outstanding Purchases definition

Outstanding Purchases means the total Purchase Price for all Purchased Accounts for which Purchaser has not received Collected Payments in full and includes the Repurchase Price for all Repurchased Accounts for which Purchaser has not received Collected Payments in full or the Repurchase Price.
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Examples of Outstanding Purchases in a sentence

  • Your Retained Funds is the amount that is being held pending the approval and closure of Outstanding Purchases.

  • Thirty (30) days prior to the contract end date, the Contractor shall identify ongoing orders in the Outstanding Purchases Report (e.g., by item name, vendor/subcontractor, dollar value expected delivery date, etc.), and submit the report to the COTR and to the CO.

  • You can view all outstanding purchases in the Administration Module under Outstanding Purchases.

  • Before and upon an Event of Default, or any time thereafter, Purchaser may apply, in its discretion, Collected Payments among Fees and Expenses, then to Outstanding Purchases, and then to the Obligations, and, if Purchaser receives payment from an Account Debtor on an Account which is not a Purchased Account, Purchaser may, subject to any rights of the Account Debtor, apply such payment to any Obligation of Seller.

  • Closed Auctions --------------- Once the auction ends, winning bids will be stored in your Outstanding Purchases as a regular transaction, pending the closing of the sale by the Seller.

  • As part of the phase-in activities, the Contractor will receive an Outstanding Purchases Report for ongoing orders placed under the predecessor contract, NAS5-01091 with TRAX International.