contract price

The down payment should be about a third of the total contract price.

The previous 18-month contract prices will still remain in effect.

The builder fee was to be 10 percent of the contract price.

The contract price was just over £2,500 for the large house.

However, as time went on, very few, if any, of the new settlers paid the original contract price.

The 2-year contract prices fell below the price of 1-year contracts.

It was built in 1907 for a contract price of $3,890.

Orange wouldn't it be better just to increase new contract prices?

The bank's liability is generally about 10 per cent of the contract price, but, however it can be higher.

Thus an 8.5% expected rate gives a contract price of 91.50.

We want a significant proportion of the contract price to be devoted to buying fishing rights.

The site charges 10 percent of the contract price for each completed service, and offers more than 40,000 contractors.

The contract price is 15 euros per month, which forced the competition to lower their rates.

The contract price for the two vessels reached €1.2 billion.

Did some family names bring lower labor contract prices?

There has also been a slight uptick in contract prices over the past five months.

In contract law, the contract price is a material term.

New York's $133,000 contract price includes a two-way radio system.

After that, however, if oil prices remain high, the contract prices will probably rise also.

Sometimes the appraiser's valuation will be lower that the sales contract price.

A year ago, the spot-month contract price was less than $1.60.

But those drilling companies that have survived the crunch of the last five years are better able to meet their contracted prices, he said.

Kill fees are a fraction of the contracted price.

The contract price helps to determine whether a contract may exist.

That same year, it paid $850 million to some of its producers to bring their contract prices down to market levels.