Sentence examples similar to levied fee from inspiring English sources

Countrywide, the servicer of the Atchleys' loan, levied improper fees and claimed twice that the borrowers were behind on their mortgage when they were not.

Court documents say that some of the largest firms in the industry have repeatedly submitted erroneous affidavits when moving to seize homes and levied improper fees that make it harder for homeowners to get back on track with payments.

Countrywide serviced their loan and levied improper fees on the borrowers; the company also claimed that the Atchleys were behind on their mortgage on two occasions when they were current on the loan, the trustee's suit contended.

Some panic if levied with late fees and drop out.

If an upfront fee were levied (in this case by a financial ombudsman), and returned only to those with real grievances, time-wasters would be deterred and the number of false claims would fall.

The hospital fee is levied to compensate for the extra costs for material and personnel in the special class and is made up of different compensation systems, ranging from a percentage of the relevant DRG fee to flat fees.

A daily fee is levied that goes towards research of the Great Barrier Reef.

The fee increases that Consumer Action found in its survey are all levied on accounts that are not paid in full every month, on time.

Pitt opposed the tax (which was levied anyway).

These are levied as a proportion of wages.

But it was replaced by a stiff export tax levied on raw, but not processed, nuts.