The phrase "fee arise" is not correct and usable in written English.
You might be thinking of the phrase "fees arise," which means that there is a cost associated with something. For example, "When a dispute arises, fees may arise to cover legal costs."
Then you will need to determine whether the fee arose from a personal or a capital transaction.
To add insult to injury, they pleaded that the dosh was needed to pay the extra costs of £1.7 million in legal fees arising out of the Sky TV take-over bid which the fans don't even want.
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson took his ex-employer to the High Court today over its refusal to reimburse his legal fees arising from the phone-hacking affair.
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In 1741 Adam was forced to initiate legal proceedings against William, Lord Braco, to retrieve unpaid fees arising from his work at Duff House.
Meredith Walker, 47, is a plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit filed by ArchCity Defenders in 2016 that alleges residents of the city of Florissant, particularly African-Americans, have been jailed improperly and unconstitutionally solely because they could not afford court fines and fees arising from tickets and other minor offenses.
In a Medium post on Monday, the company said that moving forward it would disclose fees that arise in the process of getting a coin listed on the exchange and donate all listing fees to charity.
The credit card fee dispute arose when several merchants from California and New York sued over laws that make it illegal to disclose the surcharges for using credit cards, though the laws allow merchants to offer discounts equal to the fee to those paying with cash.
Executors have to call the company, obtain a quote, and be aware that during probate there may be additional fees as things arise.
