Value in Kind definition

Value in Kind means the value of any non-cash consideration or benefit received by or on behalf of the Model as part of any Commercial Activity.

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Value in Kind means sponsorship received in the form of goods and/or services rather than money.

Value in Kind means any goods, services or other non-monetary consideration relating to the FIS Championships, which may be provided by any Commercial Affiliates in exchange for any of the Rights;

Examples of Value in Kind in a sentence

• Value in Kind and Sponsorship will be treated in line with the Value in Kind and Sponsorship policy.

• Value in Kind Any value in kind supplied as part of a sponsorship agreement solicited by ISL will be considered commissionable unless CART provides written notice to ISL prior to the conclusion of the relevant agreement that the value in kind is unwanted, either in whole or in part.

• During the sponsorship sales process, U4oria’s priority will be focused on raising cash sponsorship, however there will be Value in Kind products and services (‘VIK’) deals closed as well.

• ABA will pay a 30% sales commission to PMW for any sponsorship dollars or Value in Kind (VIK) sponsorship that PMW brings to the ABA.

• TYR will provide TEAM with $1,000 in Value in Kind support in each year of the agreement.

More Definitions of Value in Kind

Value in Kind means such goods and services as are accepted by the City as relieving of expense to its budget and provided by Sponsor and, which at a minimum, shall include those goods and services set out in this Agreement.

Value in Kind means such goods and services as are accepted by the City as relieving of expense to its budget and provided by Sponsor and, which at a minimum, shall include those goods and services set out in the Sponsorship Offer.

Value in Kind means full or partial payment of a rights fee in goods or services equal to a cash amount and provided in lieu of cash. Other terms included in this definition that bear the same meaning are "in kind”, “VIK”, “contra”, and “barter”. Procedure: