Sentence examples for fee provision from inspiring English sources
Well, for one thing, Accredited did not agree to a reverse termination fee provision.
One way to design a revenue-neutral program is to have both a fee provision and a rebate provision.
§ 586.3 (Supp.19701971), having a 2% fee provision, now replaced by §§ 520.10520.30 of New York's new Criminal Procedure Law, effective September 1 , 1971 without the provision.
In at least one case, a plaintiff stockholder challenged a "no fee" provision adopted by a Delaware company (along with a fee-shifting provision) as unenforceable under Delaware law.
We admire lawyers who fight the police or NHS on behalf of mistreated clients, many of them poor people with no hope of redress without legal aid or the US-style "no win, no fee" provision introduced by Tony Blair's government.
Do your current contracts include an attorney's fee provision?
Requests for records concerning the requester will be treated under the fee provisions of the Privacy Act of 1974, 5 U.S.C. 552a, which permits fees only for reproduction.
On October 15, the Court of Chancery prohibited the further transfer of assets, and eight days later enjoined the lock-up, no-shop, and cancellation fee provisions of the agreement.
The lawyers' fee provisions in the law are supposed to be a deterrent: if you don't want to pay lawyer fees, then just make your business accessible without a lawsuit.
The final rule allowed firms to use a streamlined version of the BIC exemption (i.e., "level fee" provisions) in cases where the adviser recommends that the investor move from a commission-based compensation arrangement to an arrangement where the adviser receives only a flat fee (e.g., based on a percentage of assets).
Another nice thing about attorney's fee provisions: You don't need an attorney to add them to your contracts.
