Sentence examples for claim fee from inspiring English sources
These took effect in July 2013 and for discrimination claims, a fee of up to £1,200 is payable, made up of a £250 claim fee and a £950 hearing fee (these charges also apply to unfair dismissal, equal pay and whistleblowing claims).
There, the Mission Indians did not claim fee simple by any Mexican grant, but rather "by virtue of their possession, and the continuous, open, and exclusive use and occupancy by their predecessors and ancestors ever since the year 1815".
Most likely, they'll claim Fees had something else besides or in addition to ADHD, perhaps bipolar disorder or paranoid schizophrenia because of his delusional status toward the end of his life.
A modest claim, say for £100 or £200, will mean that you risk a much smaller claims fee if you lose.
Retired CBC investigative journalist and novelist Linden MacIntyre, who was harshly criticized by CBC management for complaining about senior correspondents claiming fees, describes Solomon's fall as "the kind of lapse in common sense that happens when you get too big for your britches".
Also, some jurisdictions (with Europe as the primary example) charge excess claims fees for each claim included in your application over a certain number.
During the hearing, when Buckles said G4S would claim the fee, Vaz said that was "astonishing".
But under this arrangement at least you can rest assured that only the agent who sells the property is entitled to claim a fee.
A GP can claim a fee from the National Insurance Services when participating in a meeting with other professionals within health or social services as a part of patient treatment for a specified patient.
Some estimates, widely reported, claim that fees represent as much as 20 percent of the cost of a typical business trip.
