How is Overdue Payment defined in a legal contract?
- Overdue Payment means all payments, other than supplemental servicing fees, tax amounts, and excluded amounts, received from or for the related account during a certain period. This occurs to the extent of any outstanding advances made for a specific lease asset. Seen in 28 SEC filings
- Overdue Payment means all payments received during a specific monthly period in excess of any supplemental servicing fees, up to the point of any outstanding monthly advances for a certain receivable. Seen in 25 SEC filings
- Overdue Payment means payments that are made by or on behalf of the person owing the money that are not supplemental servicing fees and therefore should be applied first to reimburse the servicer for outstanding advances made with respect to such receivable. Seen in 18 SEC filings
- Overdue Payment means all due payments from a prior collection period that the servicer receives from or on behalf of the obligor during such collection period. This includes any servicing charges. Seen in 12 SEC filings
- Overdue Payment means all due payments from a prior due period that the servicer receives from or on behalf of an obligor during the related due period on such delinquent contract, including any servicing charges. Seen in 11 SEC filings
- Overdue Payment means compensation equivalent to 2 hours of straight time pay at the wage rate for each working day overdue, up to a maximum equal to the wages owing to the employee. This provision applies unless there is a proven force majeure, in which case the employee shall not receive such compensation. Seen in 9 SEC filings
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Genie Definition 1
- Overdue Payment means all payments the servicer receives by or on behalf of a payer that were due in a prior period, including outstanding advances and servicing charges.
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- When leasing property or equipment
- While offering credit or loan to clients
- Delivering long-term services with regular payments
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Genie Definition 2
- Overdue Payment means compensation equivalent to a predefined length of work at a set wage rate for each delayed day, excluding instances of proven force majeure.
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- When defining terms of compensation in employment
- Negotiating collective bargaining agreements
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Overdue Payment means all payments the servicer receives by or on behalf of a payer that were due in a prior period, including outstanding advances and servicing charges
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