GT had requested that the judge in its bankruptcy proceedings keep the files sealed in order to preserve a confidentiality agreement with Apple, under penalty of a $50 million violation fee.
Von Trier may have to pay a copyright violation fee for shooting them, much as he may have had to pay for the use of the famous paintings, as apparently Norway and Finland are battling over the trademarking rights for The Northern Lights, with, apparently millions of tourist dollars at stake.
Others simply let companies pollute, since emissions-violation fees are a source of revenue for the government.
But she didn't bother with the next paragraph, which said, "Since this is your first notice of violation, the administrative fee will be waived, provided the toll is received within 15 days of the notice date".
For instance, homeowners in a community I manage wanted to put up a solid fence in their backyard, only to find out--several deed violations and penalty fees later--that the CC&Rs only allowed them to put up an open, picket fence because their backyard overlooked a conservation area that had to remain visible to the community.
Offenders would receive a warning on the first violation, followed by a fee, then a higher fee for a third violation, said Ursula Schmidt, the city's sustainability affairs manager.
In New York, the doctors contended that United Healthcare had lowered their fees in violation of contract provisions.
He accused the company of charging upfront fees in violation of state law, and falsely promoting a 90percentto100percentcent success rate in modifying mortgages.
We do not sustain, however, the student referendum mechanism of the Universitys program, which appears to permit the exaction of fees in violation of the viewpoint neutrality principle.
Richard Blumenthal, attorney general of Connecticut, spoke of a courtroom encounter with the O.C.C. years ago, after he had sued three banks that he said had charged noncustomers A.T.M. fees in violation of state law.
