Toll Fee definition

Toll Fee. – means each and every state fee due and payable by users or owners of land vehicles defined under article 10b, paragraph 3 of the Roads Act, which is due and payable under article 10, paragraph 1, point 2 of the Roads Act. The toll fee is defined by the technical characteristics of the road or road section, the travelled distance /toll segments in which the land vehicle entered/, the category of the land vehicle and the number of axes, its ecological characteristics and is defined in view of each and every individual road or road section covered by the scope of the Paid road network.
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Toll Fee means, with respect to each Qualifying Biodiesel Batch, the product obtained by multiplying (i) [**], plus the Transportation Charge for such Qualifying Biodiesel Batch (per gallon), by (ii) the gallonage of such Qualifying Biodiesel Batch.
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Toll Fee means the purchase price payable for a Toll Ticket, which corresponds to the amount of the relevant Toll, adjusted for any applicable discount under a discount agreement or a Local Agreement;
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Examples of Toll Fee in a sentence

  • These features may include: (i) disallowance of call forwarding to international locations (011+), (ii) coin originating ▇▇▇ ▇▇ digits, (iii) dial tone re-origination patches, (iv) terminating blocking of Toll Free Service (800) if AT&T is the provider of the Toll Fee Service and (v) 900/976 blocking.

  • In consideration of the Toll Fee and handling of co-products agreed upon, Blackhawk Biofuels agrees the Maximum Feedstock Usage(MFU) per Pound of Delivered Biodiesel shall be as defined in Exhibit B for each Feedstock Type.

  • If MBF accepts such offer of Third Party Replacement Biodiesel, upon delivery ▇▇▇▇ will reimburse MBF for the Incremental Transportation Costs and MBF shall pay to ▇▇▇▇ a price equal to the Toll Fee that MBF would have been obligated to pay hereunder for the Biodiesel being replaced (“Third Party Replacement Biodiesel Price”).

  • In either case, if MBF acquires additional production capacity, ▇▇▇▇ will be compensated for such increased production at the Base Toll Fee agreed for such production period.

  • At least sixty days prior to the intended Production Commencement Date for any subsequent Renewal Production Period, the Parties shall negotiate in good faith the Biodiesel Volume to be produced during such Renewal Production Period, the Production Commencement Date for such Renewal Production Period, the Biodiesel Delivery Dates and associated quantities for such Renewal Production Period, the Base Toll Fee for such Renewal Production Period, and the Final Toll Date for such Renewal Production Period.

  • If the Parties do not agree on the Biodiesel Volume, Production Commencement Date, Biodiesel Delivery Dates, and Base Toll Fee terms for any subsequent production period prior to sixty days before the intended Production Commencement Date for any subsequent Renewal Production Period, this Agreement shall terminate following the delivery of all Biodiesel produced during the last production period for which such items were timely agreed.

  • The Toll Fee does not include any federal, state or municipal tax, duty, charge, levy or fee, that ▇▇▇▇ now or hereafter may be required to pay to any governmental authority or collect and pay over to any governmental authority, by reason of the processing of MBF’s Feedstock into Biodiesel pursuant to this Agreement (collectively “Taxes”).

  • By way of illustration, the Parties will agree on or before August 10, 2008, on the Biodiesel Volume, Production Commencement Date, Biodiesel Delivery Dates, and the Base Toll Fee with respect to Biodiesel to be produced by ▇▇▇▇ for MBF for the Renewal Production Period having a Production Commencement Date of October 9, 2008.

  • The Toll Fee with respect to the Biodiesel contracted for delivery shall be as specified in Section 14.

  • The S-P QP shall be compensated in a manner consistent with the Toll Fee calculated pursuant to the template of the Toll Packaging Agreement set forth in Exhibit 6 hereto.