She was also charged retroactively, she said, for additional tests and treatment related to her hearing damage.
She's the victim of "state raiding", a widespread phenomenon in which government officials put the squeeze on businesses – finding owners to be in breach of fire-safety regulations, say, or in arrears with taxes they never owed; or, as in Yakovleva's case, charging them retroactively with having broken a brand-new law.
Is he allowed to charge me retroactively? A. "No," said David A. Kaminsky, a Manhattan lawyer who specializes in landlord-tenant matters.
However, if students do not complete the dissertation and defense in time for the fall degree vote, they will be retroactively charged fall tuition.
However, if students do not complete the dissertation and defense in time for the degree vote, they will be retroactively charged spring tuition.
Mr. Taranowicz ultimately reduced his bill to $12,000, in part because the department cannot retroactively charge a property owner for more than two years.
Strewn here on the floor now, stinking of smoke, this pile of banal file-drawer detritus seems transmuted, instant archaeological objects retroactively charged with meaning, too sad and strange to keep but too sad and strange to throw away.
The film imagines the wealthy, dysfunctional and unhappy childhood of someone fated to become a fascist leader: the action, disturbing enough in any case, is retroactively charged with this poisonous destiny.
Translation: first Yahoo says we did a good job last year, but now they say we did a bad job, and according to the deal we agreed upon they can actually retroactively charge us for it.
Yahoo! recently communicated to Tsavo Media that notwithstanding the good quality score reports that had been provided throughout most of 2011, Yahoo! would retroactively charge Tsavo for what Yahoo! is now saying was actually low quality traffic, ranging back over many months during 2011.
Tsavo Media, which operates a network of roughly 300 websites and blogs as an indirect subsidiary of Canadian online publishing and advertising company Cyberplex, is being retroactively charged $4.8 million "over a reasonable time period" by Yahoo for sending the latter company's advertisers "low quality traffic" in 2011.
