Sentence examples for In fee of from inspiring English sources

He also held other land in the county of Essex, including Prittlewell, which he held in fee of the king.

It was doubted whether a state can be seised in fee of lands, subject to the Indian title, and whether a decision that they were seised in fee, might not be construed to amount to a decision that their grantee might maintain an ejectment for them, notwithstanding that title.

A single bad audit may bring in fees of less than $1 million — and liability of half a billion dollars.

A check-in fee of £72 to hand over the keys.

They generally offer access to an array of high-end homes in resorts around the world, with members paying a one-time buy-in fee of several hundred thousand dollars, plus annual dues.

Currently, for example, Almeida is offering $1.39 maximum per gallon for a lock-in fee of $155 (plus tax), compared with prices of as much as $1.69 per gallon from other dealers.

It told Gray that it would charge him: a tenancy fee of £360 (including VAT); an admin fee of £90; a £60 referencing fee; a check-in fee of £90; a £90 guarantor fee; while a deed of guarantee (separate tenancy agreement) would cost a further £120 – and if he wanted to move in on a Saturday that would be a further £72.

In general, buyers can expect to pay 10 percent in fees on top of the purchase price.

Quellos earned up to $50 million in fees on two of the shelters.

In 2002, says the report, estate agents raked in fees of £2.5 billion.

That would lead to a rise in fees of between 4% and 8%.