retail selling price

The retail selling price is typically 2.5 or 3 times the price of the manufacturer's cost price.

An average of 10 to 14 per cent of the record's retail selling price is the average for a new band.

"We can't control the retail selling price."

The royalties paid to writers for recorded music, referred to as mechanical royalty rates, are based on a percentage of the retail selling price.

The retail selling price was $250.00 plus the cost of the rechargeable battery, which was $5.25 extra.

Duty on cigarettes is based on a percentage of the recommended retail selling price plus a flat rate amount per 1,000 cigarettes.

The Copyright Act 1956 s 8 said a 6.25% royalty needed to be paid on the 'ordinary retail selling price' to the owners of copyrights.

The retail price is usually taken as the manufacturer's or importer's recommended retail selling price in force at the time the cigarettes become chargeable with duty.

There is an advised national retail selling price for the ISIC card in each country where the card is issued.

Costs are still high, about 25 cents a kilowatt-hour, compared with a national average retail selling price of about 8 cents for the electricity that utilities make from all sources.

That is only about a third the average retail selling price of a new vehicle, which reached a high of $27,550 in 2003, according to the National Automobile Dealers Association.

I can now turn to what appears to me to be the crucial question in this case: was the 1s. 6d. an 'ordinary retail selling price' within the meaning of section 8?

Stamp catalogue prices are not considered reliable as they are nothing more than estimates at the top end and represent a retail selling price at the bottom end of the market.

Currently the rule is expressed as a percentage of tax, inclusive of the retail selling price, and therefore has little effect on Member States and applicant countries where retail prices are already low.

Nestle said 1s 6d was the ordinary retail selling price, but Chappell & Co argued that it should be more and sought an injunction for breach of CA 1956 s 8.

As pointed out by the Commission, the price of locally produced beer, even with the tax benefit of 50%, is still 7.5% higher than the retail selling price of beer brewed in mainland Portugal and sold on the market of Madeira.

That involves two questions, what was the nature of the contract between the Nestle Co. and a person who sent 1s. 6d. plus three wrappers in acceptance of their offer, and what is meant by 'ordinary retail selling price' in this context.

' The Hardy Co. gave notice of their intention to manufacture stating 1s. 6d. to be the ordinary retail selling price and offered to pay Chappell & Co. royalties thereon, which Chappell and Co. refused.

But that does not mean that the sale is not a retail sale to which the section applies or that the ordinary retail selling price is not the price at which the record is ordinarily sold, in this case 1s. 6d.