Non Recurrent Fees Clause Samples

The Non-Recurrent Fees clause defines charges that are one-time payments rather than ongoing or periodic fees. Typically, this clause specifies which services or deliverables incur a single fee, such as installation costs, setup charges, or initial licensing fees, and clarifies that these amounts are not to be paid again during the contract term. Its core practical function is to distinguish between one-off and recurring costs, ensuring both parties understand the payment structure and preventing disputes over repeated billing for the same service.
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