Unreasonable charges, no.
The official reaction—"dissatisfaction and outrage" over Google's "unreasonable charges"—does not bode well.
He would not hesitate to throw the book at them if they went ahead with unreasonable charges.
One way around unreasonable charges for wear and tear is to get more than one opinion, as Ms. Amidon learned.
They demand an upfront cash payment to start or finish the job – then scarper with the money or make unreasonable charges for botched work.
A companion form would be furnished to the borrower three days before the closing; the borrower would have time to contest unreasonable charges or negotiate a compromise, instead of being ambushed at the closing.
* * * The right of factors in their representative capacity to recover reparation in their own names for unlawful and unreasonable charges is settled.' Id., 100 I. C. C. at pages 269, 270.
It simply seeks to protect the tobacco growers from unreasonable charges of the warehousemen for their services to the growers in handling and selling the tobacco for their account.
The statute of Nebraska of 1887, c. 60, §§ 1-3, prohibits, and declares to be unlawful, all unjust and unreasonable charges made by a railroad company for any services rendered in the transportation (which includes all instrumentalities of shipment or carriage) of passengers or property, or in connection therewith, or for the receiving, delivering, storage, or handling of such property.
He did not fatigue and exhaust his men by unreasonable charges, or by experimental manoeuvres; he stood undaunted, and received repeated and resolute attacks, and only when he perceived the enemy to be in confusion and apparently exhausted, did he assume the offensive and turn the attack upon them.
I've also defended Barack Obama in recent weeks against unreasonable charges directed at him because of his association with his church and his pastor.
