Retention Price definition

Retention Price means the nominal price that the Lessee should pay to the Lessor for acquiring the ownership of the Lease Items at the expiration of the Lease Term.
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Retention Price in rel/trJ' to a bulk drug means the price fixed under paras. 4 and 71[which shaH be the maximum retention price] for individual manufacturers, or importers, or distributors, of such bulk drugs;
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Examples of Retention Price in a sentence

  • The Retention Price of the Lease Items under the Lease Agreement is RMB One Yuan Only (in words: ¥1.00).

  • The extravagant subsidies given by the Government of India (such as support of the public sector or the Retention Price Scheme for urea) were liable until the end of 1999 to be proceeded against under the ASCM under the broad scope of ‘serious prejudice’.

  • The extravagant subsidies given by the Government of India (such as support of the pubIic sector or the Retention Price Scheme for urea) were IiabIe untiI the end of 1999 to be proceeded against under the ASCM under the broad scope of ‘serious pre¡udice'.

  • The insurance indemnity shall be used to pay the following amount in the following order: 1) Late Penalty; 2) outstanding and due Rent, Grace Period Interest, and Pre-lease Interest; 3) interest on the Lease Loan Principal in the immature Rent calculated according to the Lease Agreement to the actual termination date; 4) Lease Loan Principal in the immature Rent; 5) Retention Price; 6) other payables.

  • Requiring the Lessee to pay corresponding or all the outsatnding and due Rents, immature Rents, Late Penalty, Retention Price and other payables under the Lease Agreement.

  • Both Parties hereto unanimously confirm that after the expiration of the Lease Term, the Lease Items shall be purchased by the Lessee in accordance with the Retention Price of the Lease Items as stipulated in the schedules of this Contract.

  • One of the most expensive subsidy programmes is the Retention Price Scheme for urea.