POS Agreement definition

POS Agreement means the promise of sale and purchase agreement and the option to purchase agreement incorporated in the Eighth Part of the Title Deed by virtue of which (a) Vault Finance promised to sell and the Government promised to purchase the temporary dominium utile of various immovable properties including, inter alia, the Marsa Power Station, by not later than the Termination Date (as this term is defined in the Eighth Part of the Title Deed)), for the price and under the other terms and conditions contained in the Eighth Part of the Title Deed and (b) Vault Finance granted to the Government the option to purchase the temporary dominium utile of the various immovable properties including, inter alia, the Marsa Power Station, , at any time up to and including the Option Termination Date (as this term is defined in the Eighth Part of the Title Deed) for the price and under the other terms and conditions contained in the Eighth Part of the Title Deed.

Examples of POS Agreement in a sentence

  • The Acquirer shall:- supply the Merchant with sales vouchers and other supplies including InterSwitch/Verve/Master Card decals and promotional material supply the Merchant with POS terminals upon the completion of the POS Agreement form between the Merchant and Acquirer ensure that it responds to calls from the Merchant on malfunctioning or faulty terminals within 2 hours of receiving the call and resolution within 48 hours of receiving the call.

  • If Vendor requests non-standard sales data or other information ("Data") such Data may be subject to the additional terms of a separate fee-based Point of Sale Report License Agreement ("POS Agreement").

  • Landlord Name __________________________ Landlord Phone __________________________ POS Agreement will not be processed without TWO photos of the Merchant’s location must accompany this processing agreement.

  • The person(s) more particularly described in PayZapp Application Form / POS Agreement / PG Agreement who is hereinafter referred to as the “Merchant” of the OTHER PART; The expression Merchant shall, unless it be repugnant to the context or meaning thereof, be deemed to mean and include its successors and permitted assigns.