Sentence examples for fees upon from inspiring English sources

And while the courts have ruled that the imposition of such fees upon the sale of a co-op is not an unreasonable restraint, there has been no ruling specifically addressing that issue for condominiums.

Peter Morgenstern, a lawyer representing the plaintiffs, declined to comment on the cases, but pointed out that the complaints allege that guests were only informed about the fees upon arrival or checkout, "when it was too late for guests to obtain alternative accommodations".

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which was created as part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform legislation, inherited responsibility for regulating credit card fees upon opening its doors last summer.

So instead of one credit card account with a reasonable credit limit, the unlucky cardholder now has three or more microaccounts -- which pile up fees upon fees when the customer inevitably has trouble keeping track of them all.

A couple of years ago, I wrote a blog post about this topic and it still stuns me when I meet anyone that is invested in a load mutual fund, which is a fund where you are charged additional fees upon purchase or sale of the fund.

Under this situation, it may not be realistic to challenge the private care providers for imposing fees upon the SP given to their clients or referring such clients to seek SP elsewhere.

Bin-It is about to charge that $30 service fee upon reservation, instead of requiring payment in full upfront.

In today's poor countries, maybe the only solution is to consult, build and leave, collecting the entirety of one's fee upon departure.Ben VaughanSan Antonio, Texas.

Vacatia, which has been operating in testing mode, requires no upfront fees to use its marketplace, but it charges sellers a fee upon the successful completion of a sale.

Mr. Marshall said that customers who were placed in accounts with fees last month could switch to free checking and would get refunds for the first month's $12 fee upon request.

SAN FRANCISCO — Following the lead of other congested cities like London and Singapore, officials in San Francisco are considering a plan to ease traffic by charging drivers a fee upon entering notoriously clogged sections of the city.