Sentence examples for fee due from inspiring English sources
"They'll lose $30 million if they don't do it," he said, referring to the "breakup fee" due him from Puck if the deal collapses.
Deposits of £50 per person are payable on 5 October, with the rest of the fee due in the first week of April 2015.
Blockbuster said it was evaluating the price in light of a $27 million termination fee due to Movie Gallery, based in Dothan, Ala., should its proposed deal fall apart.
(In fact, it's even more complicated than that, since Beethoven the apparently great revolutionary was also willing to change the symphony's dedication in order not to jeopardise the fee due from a royal patron).
Liverpool have spent £12.5m on Nathaniel Clyne this summer, are prepared to pay up to £29m to Hoffenheim for Firmino, and have signed Ings from Burnley for a fee due to be set by tribunal.
Although he could leave the club on a free transfer, the buying club will be required to pay a compensation fee due to his age, meaning the Seasiders' will receive something upon his departure.
Line items identified only as "fees due" and "additional fees and costs" totaled another $8,525.
A review of the government-imposed cap on tuition fees, due next year, may also help.
(C) The total processing fees due from each carrier for the relevant period.
For performing those tasks, the servicers would continue to receive the fees due under their existing contracts.
