The hospital that ultimately discharges the patient will receive the full DRG payment.
"(c) Such right of contribution may be enforced only after one tortfeasor has, by payment, discharged the joint judgment or has paid more than his pro rata share thereof.
Looking across the different groups, no matter what the diagnosis, there's always a spike of discharges on the payment day, and it's a very large spike.
"(e) A liability insurer who by payment has discharged the liability of a tortfeasor judgment debtor shall be subrogated to his right of contribution.
Too often it appears that carers are fobbed off with a one-off payment as if that discharges the obligation to promote their wellbeing.
Cash was boosted by a £65m payment from the MoD to discharge the government from liabilities for previous rationalisation costs.
Generally, "back-end" issues related to the timing of a discharge and the payments required to obtain it are relatively unimportant.
Attend meetings so maybe required to attend, with creditors, hearings, etc. Obtain a discharge once the payments have been made, and terminated the plan.
Such liability to the United States may be discharged by direct payment to the State transportation department of the State in which the project is located, in which case such payment shall be credited to the cost of the project.
In Legacy Treasury Direct, Treasury discharges its payment obligation when payment is credited to the depository institution specified by the beneficial owner of the Treasury book-entry security, paid directly to the beneficial owner by check, or paid in accordance with the beneficial owner's instructions.
Second, Treasury discharges its payment obligation with respect to a Treasury book-entry security when payment is credited to a Participant's account or paid in accordance with the Participant's instructions.
