Sentence examples for erroneous fees from inspiring English sources

The agreement came during a national outcry over potentially widespread foreclosure abuses like shoddy paperwork, erroneous fees and wrongful evictions.

This month, Bank of America and Citigroup, along with eight other banks, signed a sweeping $8.5 billion settlement with the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency over foreclosure abuses like erroneous fees and flawed paperwork.

In certain instances, lenders are trying to collect money from consumers who have already paid their bills or increasing the size of the debts by adding erroneous fees and interest costs.

According to the article, interviews with dozens of state judges, regulators and lawyers showed lenders trying to collect money that had already been paid or that companies had increased the size of the debt by adding erroneous fees and fines.

"This is particularly the case since he has cited the same erroneous fee on previous occasions also.

If Jane has an erroneous fee, good luck to her in getting that reimbursed.

Eileen J. O'Connor, the assistant attorney general in charge of the Justice Department's tax division, said that the three promoters "have preyed on uninformed taxpayers, convinced them to pay exorbitant fees for erroneous advice and sold them a theory that has been rejected as frivolous by every judge who has examined it".

In fiscal years 2006 and 2007 we found that much of the data reported by oil and gas companies appeared erroneous, resulting in millions in uncollected fees.

In "9 out of 10" Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases, wage earner bankruptcies where people try to catch up on their bills, Countrywide complicates court proceedings with erroneous legal filings, mishandled payments and fees that are not explained, Mr. Walton said.

UPDATE: Acknowledging his error, the doctor agreed to waive all future fees up to the amount of the erroneous prescription.

Court documents say that some of the largest firms in the industry have repeatedly submitted erroneous affidavits when moving to seize homes and levied improper fees that make it harder for homeowners to get back on track with payments.