At the closing, the buyer pays the balance and any outstanding fees, he said.
Students should also make sure they do not have any registration blocks or outstanding fees.
He was using private grants to support his students rather than to pay outstanding fees, and the lab was accumulating debt.
Emails seen by the Observer reveal that St James routinely tells trainees it will instruct a debt-collecting agency to pursue those with outstanding fees.
The candidate must see that outstanding fees or loans to the University are paid and make sure that he/she has fulfilled all other Departmental requirements.
Three years later, when Carmen James, the bursar, and Elizabeth Clark-Lewis, a history professor, discovered that I had not graduated, the registrar's office allowed me to reënroll and to pay off the outstanding fees in monthly hundred-dollar increments.
When all requirements have been satisfied and all outstanding fees paid, the degree is awarded on the next conferral date (October, January, or May) following the final deposit of the dissertation (see Academic Calendar ).
But in autumn 1938 she requested prompt settlement for work on the Fawcett Building – a polite nod in grey brick to Basil Champneys's sunny red Arts and Crafts work at Newnham College Cambridge – since they had outstanding fees "and we are somewhat apprehensive this may be awkward in the event of a war.
Joyce was born in Dublin in 1882 to middle-class parents, and his father's financial extravagance meant that the family's circumstances soon descended into genteel poverty: James was removed from the elite Clongowes Wood College in 1891 (his father never paid the outstanding fees), and the Joyces were forced to move into shabby rented accommodation.
Together, this team built a broadly based alternative investment house that currently holds $25 billion in uncommitted capital, and outstanding fee-earning assets approaching $100 billion.
