Sentence examples for court payment from inspiring English sources

A legal "war of attrition" between a council and a housing association in the Borders has been settled with a £250,000 out of court payment.

The arrestees, who were mostly poor, would often have a hard time making court payments and get trapped paying late fee after late fee.

The threat of incarceration is a brutally effective tool for ensuring that municipal court payments are prioritized in a poor person's monthly budget.

What's more, the city doesn't offer a community service option for arrestees, which means that poor people slapped with trumped-up or outright false charges often get stuck in a vicious cycle of missing court payments and ending back in jail.

His role at RIM, where he is co-chief executive, is to oversee the company's technology development; Jim Balsillie, a Harvard MBA who joined the company in 1992, handles the financial side of the business.Having settled a long-running patent dispute with a $612.5m out-of-court payment earlier this year, RIM is on a roll.

The council has agreed to make the out-of-court payment and the roles of each organisation have also been clarified.

He defended his appearance, saying the out-of-court payment had secured the "unhindered" supply of medicines if there was no Brexit deal this month.

Murdoch said he was also not informed about out-of-court payments sanctioned by his son James to settle phone-hacking cases involving Gordon Taylor and PR consultant Max Clifford.

Mr Cameron was asked whether James Murdoch remained a fit and proper person to run a large company, following his admission yesterday that he personally approved out-of-court payments in a way which he now accepted was wrong.

Murdoch also said in his statement to staff that he had authorised out-of-court payments to victims of hacking: "I now know that I did not have a complete picture when I did so".

Earlier this month, Mahonia sued WestLB in a British court, demanding payment on the letter of credit.