It used to be the case that regional venues would offer a guaranteed fee to perform, but now box-office splits are increasingly the norm.
Mr. Crouch, a fifth-generation monument maker, said he was charging a fraction of his normal fee to perform the task.
She objected to paying Elton John a substantial fee to perform for an hour or two "when that money could be used to feed the homeless right outside the building they're in".
The fees began with Visa and MasterCard, and even today, those companies generally charge banks that issue their credit and debit cards a 1 percent fee to perform the actual currency conversions for their transactions.
He noted, however, that if the resident shareholders hire a professional managing agent and pay the agent a fee to perform the services they are now doing, that fee would be included in the monthly maintenance charge, and the sponsor would at least be paying her fair share of the cost.
Prior to the development of workable television recording, if a broadcaster wished to repeat a programme (usually a one-off play), the actors would be re-hired for an additional fee to perform it again live.
The incompetent, unscrupulous, and dishonest charged exorbitant fees, failed to perform as promised, and engaged in delaying and obstructive tactics in the tribunals before which they appeared.
Others claimed doctors asked pregnant woman if they wanted to abort their female foetus, and for a fee offered to perform the procedure at home.
If they don't charge a fee outright to perform the ceremony, be courteous enough to pay a generous gratuity for their time.
