By then the sum had increased by the £50 warrant fee, which Bob insisted the bank also pay.
Only much later did she learn that the D.A. had nearly doubled her fines because of her failure to pay, adding a thirty-per-cent collection fee, a warrant fee, and other surcharges.
In the beginning I questioned the price point of my services but they helped me realize I was providing a fast, high-quality and trustworthy service that warranted higher fees than fly-by-knight repair companies.
"I don't think the Berkshire deal is attractive enough to warrant a fee, let alone the amount," Mr. Ross testified.
Now, across much of America, what starts as a simple speeding ticket can, if you're too poor to pay, mushroom into an insurmountable debt, padded by probation fees and, if you don't appear in court, by warrant fees.
Forest Service officials here say the fees are warranted because of the improvements.
As NASCO points out, however, the District Court concluded that full attorney's fees were warranted due to the frequency and severity of Chambers' abuses of the judicial system and the resulting need to ensure that such abuses were not repeated.
John Robbins, then chairman of the Mortgage Bankers Association, said during June 2007 congressional testimony that "notably, MBA does not believe that a disclosure of function and fees is warranted for mortgage lenders.
Family campground sites inside the park cost $5 to $20; Yosemite could increase them to $6 to $24. "The park will utilize comparable campground rates and public feedback to determine if an adjustment to campground fees is warranted," the statement says.
For an on-demand marketplace to succeed in home services specifically, there needs to be a specialized focus on either extremely high-quality service to warrant a platform fee, or quick and easy services done on the cheap.
Find out when and how often (one day a week, or 2 or 3 evenings) they would be able to assist, and what expenses may warrant charging a fee for such classes.
