CONSIDERATION AND SERVICES Sample Clauses

The "Consideration and Services" clause defines the mutual exchange of value and the specific services to be provided under the agreement. It typically outlines what compensation or payment one party will provide in return for the other party's performance of certain tasks or delivery of services, and may detail the scope, timing, and standards for those services. This clause ensures both parties clearly understand their obligations and the basis of their contractual relationship, thereby reducing the risk of disputes over payment or service expectations.
CONSIDERATION AND SERVICES. 3.01. CONTRACT LIMIT, FEES AND EXPENSES. The total amount of fees to be paid under this Contract through the Original Term and extension terms, if any, (collectively, “Contract Term”) shall not exceed TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($200,000.00).
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CONSIDERATION AND SERVICES. 3.01. CONTRACT LIMIT, FEES AND EXPENSES. The total amount of fees to be paid under this Contract through the Original Term and extension terms, if any, (collectively, “Contract Term”) shall not exceed ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($100,000.00). DocuSign Envelope ID: A16EA659-7407-4992-B5E0-63832270FDF9
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CONSIDERATION AND SERVICES. 3.1 CONTRACT LIMIT, FEES AND EXPENSES. The total amount of fees to be paid under this Contract through the Original Term and additional (extended or renewal) terms, if any, shall not exceed SIX MILLION, EIGHT HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-EIGHT THOUSAND, FOUR HUNDRED AND TEN DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($6,878,410.00). This Contract not-to-exceed amount may be changed only through written Amendment to the Contract.
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CONSIDERATION AND SERVICES. The consideration to be paid by Church to CYMTI in connection with this Affiliation Agreement shall be $12,000 for Year One and $12,000 for Year Two and $10,000 in Year Three. CYMTI shall meet or communicate monthly with Church (through Youth Director and CYMTI staff) to discuss developing youth ministry of Church. Pastor/Head of Staff of Church will be available to meet or communicate on at least a monthly basis with CYMTI staff and be an advocate for the youth ministry and the Youth Director; further, Church may designate a church staff member who is authorized to work with CYMTI and Youth Director. The CYTMI will work with the Church to help Youth Director fulfill their job description to the best of their abilities.
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CONSIDERATION AND SERVICES. 3.01. CONTRACT LIMIT, FEES AND EXPENSES. The total amount of fees to be paid under thisContract through the Original Term and additional (extended or renewal) terms, if any, shall not exceed THREE HUNDRED SIX THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND NO CENTS ($306,300.00). ThisContract not-to-exceed amount may be changed only through written Amendment to theContract.
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CONSIDERATION AND SERVICES. 3.01. CONTRACT LIMIT, FEES AND EXPENSES. The total amount of fees to be paid by RRC to Vendor under this Contract through the Contract Term (Original Term plus exercised Optional Extension terms, if any; collectively, “Contract Term”) shall not exceed TWENTY-ONE MILLION FOUR HUNDRED SEVENTY- FIVE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY-SEVEN DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($21,475,647.00).
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