payment clause

However Wimbledon were facing financial difficulties, and a bonus payment clause in his contract meant the club couldn't always afford to play him.

However, it is probable that under the common law a minimum payment clause stipulating for future rental payments would be void (see Chapter 13).

Coupled with a contingent payment clause, the retainage can cause significant financial distress to a subcontractor.

"You know that's an open payment clause," McKie said.

Typically mortgage lenders will have a balloon payment clause in the contract that will charge a fee for early payment.

The final takeover was mired in controversy, due to a payment clause in a contract with one casino developer, Power Plant Entertainment.

Funny how Ewing never made public his distaste for the same lockout payment clause in past NBC and Turner contracts that helped his salary soar.

The same payment clause is retained, but the underprint has been altered to "CAPITAL 200,000 VENEZOLANOS".

If some films have not repaid UKFC funding, is it possible that there may have been a deferred payment clause in their funding agreement with the UKFC?

If NBC and Turner did not agree to such a payment clause, the N.B.A. would have found willing customers elsewhere "and the players would be talking to CBS and ESPN," Rivers said.

Abandon Payment Clauses The exchange described by Mr. Brady would require banks to abandon some clauses in existing loan agreements which prevent debtor countries from paying interest to some banks before it is paid to others, or from pledging assets to lenders other than the banks.