Rental Fees means as described in Article 5 herein.
Rental Fees. All rental fees and a refundable security deposit are due at time of application.
Rental Fees means as described in Article 4 herein.
Examples of Rental Fees in a sentence
EXHIBIT RENTAL FEES: ☐ MONTH EXHIBIT - $750 (plus tax) ☐ POP-UP EXHIBIT: ☐ ONE DAY/NIGHT ONLY – $150 (plus tax) ☐ ONE WEEKEND - $250 (plus tax) ☐ TWO WEEKS - $500 (plus tax) A non-refundable $200 deposit is required to reserve dates.
More Definitions of Rental Fees
Rental Fees means the rental fees as detailed on the Order Form.
Rental Fees the amount indicated in art. 5. A;
Rental Fees means the Owner’s charges as consideration for the Customer’s right of possession of Equipment.
Rental Fees. All rental fees and security deposit are due at the time of application. Applicant and guests may be subject to eviction, loss of security deposit and additional rental fees up to twice the rental rate if event exceeds Rental End Time. Applicant may also lose facility use privileges.
Rental Fees means the VAT inclusive sum payable by the Customer for the Rental as determined under Clause 5 of these Terms and Conditions.
Rental Fees. Vessel Owner shall pay to the Division, for the use of the Slip, not including the cost of utilities, if available, the amount of either a) $1,200 per year prepaid in advance or b) $125.00 per month payable in advance on the first day of every month at the Division office, . All rent shall be paid without prior demand or notice. Vessel Owner may pay any and all sums due by credit card, debit card, check or other form of payment acceptable to the Division. Vessel Owner has the option of prepaying the full annual lease fee at a discounted rate of $1,200.00. Any prepayment of Slip rent is made at risk by the Vessel Owner and no refunds shall be made for months the Slip was unoccupied by the Vessel or due to termination of this Agreement by either party. The Division reserves the right to increase Slip rental fees upon prior written notice to Vessel Owner.