If trials prove it to be accurate and reliable enough for widespread deployment, then state and local transport departments could well have a solution for implementing mileage-based user fees, without causing undue alarm among the motoring public.
Despite the possibility of undue risk-taking, Mr. Greenwald called incentive fees "perfectly O.K. as long as they're on a fulcrum basis," providing equal rewards and penalties.
Airlines for America, a trade organization of major U.S. airlines, says that a fee increase would be an undue tax that would depress demand for air travel.
A homeowner with legal counsel can seek a court order barring a bank from collecting interest and fees accrued as a result of undue delay or bad-faith negotiation.
A probate court can waive the fee in cases where there is undue hardship.
The businessman claims that while he was "under the actual undue influence" of the church he also paid out £170,000 in fees and donations.
The plaintiff, Lisa Sutton, who said she suffered injuries and undue loss of money spent on Pinkberry products, will receive legal fees and a $5,000 award for bringing the suit.
A parallel stream of medical students who pay tuition fees to supplement funds available to public universities places undue demands on medical education resources [ 19]. District hospitals in Kenya generally have been described as having limited laboratory and radiology facilities, inconsistent availability of equipment and supplies, a shortage of staff and a lack of information systems [ 20].
Expedia claimed in its complaint that Anaheim was pursuing the travel companies as a result of "undue influence being asserted by the city's outside contingent fee legal counsel," who stands to receive a percentage of money recovered by the city.
How this will affect the accountants' ability to extract higher fees from their customers the fundamental test of whether they are exercising undue market power is easy to imagine.Insurmountable barriersWould not the survival of four international accountancy firms be enough to assure vibrant competition?
