It was unsuccessful in convincing the three judges that four other bank exceptional fees – honour, dishonour, over-limit and non-payment fees – should also be illegal and lead to compensation.
I say scams because Mr Obaigbena gives the impression of running and owning a TV Network (Arise News) and yet behind closed doors, he doesn't pay his bills, hasn't paid many staff in over 18 months, gets kicked off the satellite (non-payment of fees), kicked out of studios and shut down (for not paying fees for the studios)...and on it goes.
The transfer embargo that has been placed on Portsmouth by the Premier League for their non-payment of fees to other clubs precludes them from reregistering O'Hara and there appears to be little prospect of the embargo being lifted.
Behaviour such as non-attendance at seminars, non-payment of fees and failure to engage in clubs and societies may look insignificant in themselves, but when taken together can build up a picture of a student at risk and trigger an alert.
Five were vacant and 11 were due to be opened by the company following the non-payment of fees, police said.
For an illustration, consider "patriots" like Clive Bundy, the Nevada rancher who provoked an armed standoff with federal authorities at his ranch (over his non-payment of fees for grazing rights), and Bundy's son who helped seize a federal building in Oregon.
Nottingham Forest have been placed under a full transfer embargo over the non-payment of a fee to Peterborough – but their new manager, Dougie Freedman, is not fazed by the sanction.
Backbenchers from the three main parties are understood to have agreed to support a move to decriminalise non-payment of the fee amid concerns that magistrates' courts are being clogged by people who cannot pay or refuse to.
"The question is what is the alternative that won't reduce the services [for existing licence fee payers]." Labour is to support the government in a vote on Tuesday to set up a review of the law that criminalises non-payment of the fee.
Technically, the outstanding warrant was over a failure to appear in court, but 41-year-old Ann Musser did go to court in September to settle her non-payment of the fee, but she left after three hours of waiting because she has advanced ovarian cancer and didn't feel comfortable in an environment that might hurt her immune system.
Non-payment of the fee meant that those cases could not be prosecuted; that some health facilities refused to treat survivors who had not been referred to them by the police; and that survivors were unable to access the few post-traumatic stress services available.
