Waiting Time Charge definition
Waiting Time Charge means a fee payable by the Customer to us in accordance with clauses 2.3.5 or
Waiting Time Charge means £15 per hour payable in one-minute increments.
Waiting Time Charge means €43,94 per hour payable in one minute increments.
Examples of Waiting Time Charge in a sentence
We reserve the right to charge the Customer a Waiting Time Charge which shall, for the avoidance of doubt, include the first 30 or 50 minutes (as the case may be) waiting time.
After expiry of the 30 or 50 minutes (as the case may be) waiting time, we reserve the right to charge the Customer an applicable Waiting Time Charge collection time at any time after the flight arrival time, after which specified time the 30 or 50 minutes (as the case may be) waiting time shall commence.
After expiry of the 30 or 50 minutes (as the case may be) waiting time, we reserve the right to charge the Customer an applicable Waiting Time Charge.
From the sixth (6th) minute of waiting time the Waiting Time Charge shall be due and payable by the Customer.
More Definitions of Waiting Time Charge
Waiting Time Charge means the Charge payable by the Customer to us in accordance with clauses 3.1.4 or 6.8 as detailed in the Price List.
Waiting Time Charge means up to £30 per hour payable in one minute increments of .30p for cash bookings, 0.40p for account bookings standard or according to agreed rate.
Waiting Time Charge means a charge for the excessive time spent by the Driver waiting for the Customer to give access to Sultech / Sultech employees / Vehicles assigned by Sultech for the provision and/or delivery of any of the Sultech Services.
Waiting Time Charge means £15 per hour payable in one minute increments. Booking Type
Waiting Time Charge means the charge for waiting at the disposal point set out in the Sundries Price List;
Waiting Time Charge means £24 per hour payable in one minute increments.
Waiting Time Charge means the charge referred to in item 2 of Schedule 1 and varied in accordance with clause 10.