Charges Generally Clause Samples

Charges Generally. The Charges for a Service will be specified in the Service Order, and fixed-amount Charges will be valid for the Initial Term of that Service absent a and express provision to the contrary appearing in an Addendum, a Service-Specific Special Term, or in a Service Schedule, which then shall govern. Orixcom may vary its Charges at any time after expiration of the Initial Term upon 30 days prior written notice to Customer.

Charges Generally. You are responsible for all Charges applied to Your Account, and any amounts relating to a Device Credit Agreement added to Your bill, except Charges applied after You called customer services to advise Us that:

Charges Generally. (a) The Customer must pay the Charges for each Connection Point. The Charges may comprise fixed amounts, amounts calculated as a daily or other periodic rate, amounts calculated as a rate for the electricity consumed or demand recorded at the relevant Connection Point, or any combination of the above. (b) Some Charges may be based on: (i) EnergyAustralia's reasonable estimation of its relevant costs (where those costs are not known in advance); and/or (ii) EnergyAustralia's reasonable allocation of those costs across its customers (where those costs are incurred in respect of multiple customers or connection points). EnergyAustralia will regularly review the basis of any estimates and allocations used in determining such Charges, revise the rates of such Charges and endeavour to only recover EnergyAustralia's actual costs. However, EnergyAustralia will not revise Charges retrospectively (other than in connection with a change in EnergyAustralia’s REE Costs) or compensate the Customer for any over- estimation during a period.

Charges Generally. Rates, charges and discounts for specific Services are provided in the applicable Attachment, Schedule or Service Order. Except as expressly provided to the contrary, the rates and charges set forth are in lieu of, and not in addition to, any discounts, promotions and/or credits (Tariffed, standard or otherwise). Any rates that are specifically designated as “fixed” will not increase or decrease during the Term. For Services not specifically set forth in this Agreement, including, but not limited to, all dedicated access and egress charges and all other charges related to said access and egress not specifically set forth in this Agreement, Customer will be charged Company’s then-current standard rates. References in this Agreement to standard rates and/or discounts and standard Tariffed rates and/or discounts refer to the corresponding standard rates and/or discounts set forth in the Schedules, publicly-available rate cards, if any, the Guide or the applicable Tariff (as applicable) for such Service(s). Unless otherwise specified in this Agreement, the rates set forth in this Agreement do not include, and the discounts set forth in this Agreement do not apply to, the following: (i) access or egress (or related) charges imposed by third parties; (ii) non-recurring charges and monthly recurring non-usage charges; (iii) calling card surcharges (unless expressly provided for herein); (iv) Taxes; (v) Governmental Charges (as defined below); and (vi) other charges expressly excluded in the applicable Schedule or Service Order.

Charges Generally. Initial Charges are as stated on the applicable Service order or quotation provided by Veritas, as reasonably estimated by Veritas, and are based upon the following: Customer’s Contracted Capacity; information supplied by Customer; and Veritas’ current standard rates then in effect for relevant configurations, volumes, optional services and any one-time Charges. All Charges are payable monthly in arrears unless otherwise agreed or specified in writing.

Charges Generally. (a) The Customer must pay the Charges for each Connection Point. The Charges may comprise fixed amounts, amounts calculated as a daily or other periodic rate, amounts calculated as a rate for the electricity consumed or demand recorded at the relevant Connection Point, or any combination of the above. (b) Some Charges may be based on: (i) EnergyAustralia's reasonable estimation of its relevant costs (where those costs are not known in advance); and/or (ii) EnergyAustralia's reasonable allocation of those costs across its customers (where those costs are incurred in respect of multiple customers or connection points); and/or (iii) EnergyAustralia’s reasonable estimation of Charges and reasonable administration costs when the Customer requires a Meter upgrade, installation of a new Meter or a Meter transfer after the Start Date of this Contract. EnergyAustralia will regularly review the basis of any estimates and allocations used in determining such Charges, revise the rates of such Charges and endeavour to only recover EnergyAustralia's actual costs. However, EnergyAustralia will not revise Charges retrospectively (other than in connection with a change in EnergyAustralia’s REE Costs) or compensate the Customer for any over- estimation during a period. (c) Pursuant to clause 18, EnergyAustralia may, at its discretion, charge the Customer for any copy bills, meter data reports and other ad hoc requests from the Customer that are not covered under this Contract at EnergyAustralia's reasonable estimation of the relevant costs that may vary from time to time.

Charges Generally. 1.1 Seres shall pay Bacthera the following Charges for the Manufacture of the SER-109: the Suite Fee set forth in Section 2.1 (as it may be adjusted pursuant to Section 3), the Additional Batch Fee set forth in Section 2.2, and the Procurement Fee set forth in Section 2.3. In addition, Seres shall pay the following Charges to the extent applicable: the External Storage Charges set forth in Section 2.4, the Regulatory Support Charge set forth in Section 2.5 and any other Charges under the Agreement. 1.2 The Cancellation Fee is set forth in Section 4.2 and the Termination Assistance Charges are set forth in Section 4.3. 1.3 For purposes of this Exhibit, an “FTE” means [***] minus vacation and holidays). 1.4 The Base FTEs shall accurately maintain shift records up to and including the prior calendar year to document time worked. Bacthera shall provide Seres with access to such shift records upon request.

Charges Generally. Except as may be provided otherwise in the provisions contained within Article XII or other sections of this Agreement, NCPA’s Scheduling Coordinator shall be responsible for charges incurred in accordance with Sections 4.9 and 11 of the CAISO Tariff, provided that nothing in this Agreement shall prohibit NCPA from challenging the allocation of any new charge under the CAISO Tariff to NCPA on the ground that the proposed charge is not appropriately assessed against a MSS Aggregator and MSS Operator, or on any other ground. Further, except as specifically provided in this Agreement, NCPA shall only be responsible for charges allocated by the CAISO Tariff to Participating TOs if it becomes a Participating TO, as permitted by Section 3.3.7. CAISO and NCPA recognize that Section 12.7.2 below is before the FERC and

Charges Generally. Except as may be provided otherwise in the provisions contained within Article XII or other sections of this Agreement, NCPA’s Scheduling Coordinator shall be responsible for charges incurred in accordance with Sections 4.9 and 11 of the CAISO Tariff, provided that nothing in this Agreement shall prohibit NCPA from challenging the allocation of any new charge under the CAISO Tariff to NCPA on the ground that the proposed charge is not appropriately assessed against a MSS Aggregator and MSS Operator, or on any other ground. Further, except as specifically provided in this Agreement, NCPA shall only be responsible for charges allocated by the CAISO Tariff to Participating TOs if it becomes a Participating TO, as permitted by Section 3.3.7. CAISO and NCPA recognize that Section 12.7.2 below is before the FERC and subject to modification based on a prospective FERC order. The Parties recognize that the FERC is expected to rule on the CAISO’s Request for Clarification or Rehearing filed on July 21, 2008 and that such ruling could impact Section 12.