Renegotiation definition

Renegotiation means deliberation, discussion, or conference to change or amend the terms of an existing agreement.

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Renegotiation means the satisfaction and replacement of an existing consumer lease by a new consumer lease between the same parties, including an assignee of the lessor. The term does not include a deferral or extension of any periodic lease pay- ments or portions thereof not exceeding 6 months in the aggregate, a satisfaction and replacement of a consumer lease involving a court proceeding or the settlement of a dispute, or any other action that does not constitute a renegotiation under the federal consumer leasing act.

Renegotiation. “renegotiate,” or “renegotiated” means a Contract amendment that provides for an increase in Salary and/or Unlikely Bonuses.

Examples of Renegotiation in a sentence

• The date of a Party's receipt of the other Party's request to renegotiate shall hereinafter be referred to as the "Renegotiation Request Date." Any such request shall be deemed by both Parties to be a good faith request for Interconnection pursuant to Section 252 of the Act (or any successor provision), regardless of which Party made such request.

• If a Party then requests arbitration under §252 of the Act subsequent to the Renegotiation Request Date, then each Party shall be obligated to continue to perform its obligations and provide its services described herein until a successor agreement is fully executed and effective in accordance with the Department’s decision pursuant to section 252 of the Act including any decisions on reconsideration.

• If a Party then requests arbitration under §252 of the Act subsequent to the Renegotiation Request Date, each Party shall be obligated to continue to perform its obligations and provide its services described herein until a successor agreement is fully executed and effective in accordance with the Department’s decision pursuant to section 252 of the Act including any decisions on reconsideration.

• Renegotiation of the service area may be commenced by either party notifying the other party of its desire to renegotiate the service area at least forty-five (45) days in advance of the anniversary date of the five-year period.

• Renegotiation of the percentage of traffic exchanged hereunder deemed Transit Traffic after the Initial Term shall occur no more frequently than once every twenty-four (24) months.

More Definitions of Renegotiation

Renegotiation means any change in Salary or the terms under which such Salary is earned or paid, or any change regarding the Club’s right to trade the player, during the term of a Player Contract.

Renegotiation means the replacement of an existing consumer lease by

Renegotiation means the satisfaction and replacement of an existing consumer lease by a new consumer lease undertaken

Renegotiation means a Contract amendment that provides for changes in Salary and/or Incentive Compensation.

Renegotiation refers to the amendment of an Adoption Assistance Agreement based on newly-documented needs of the child or circumstances of the family that were not subject to the previous Adoption Assistance Agreement. Class members shall receive an agreed notice from class counsel advising them of their right to participate in the process for Redetermination and Renegotiation set out in this Agreement.

Renegotiation has occurred when Rentrak and RJ execute a duly authorized licensing agreement that covers substantially the same subject matter as the Current Licensing Agreement but differs in some material respect from the Current Licensing Agreement.

Renegotiation means the satisfaction and re- placement of an existing consumer lease by a new con- sumer lease between the same parties, including an as- signee of the lessor. The term does not include a deferral or extension of any periodic lease payments or portions thereof not exceeding 6 months in the aggregate, a satis- faction and replacement of a consumer lease involving a court proceeding or the settlement of a dispute, or any