Court Fees. The Landlord shall provide the Tenant with a written list of any charges made against the Security Deposit. If the Tenant disagrees with the amounts deducted, the Tenant shall have seven (7) calendar days from the date of the charge notification to dispute the charges made against the Security Deposit. The Tenant shall submit a written statement of dispute to the Landlord explaining why they are disputing the charges. The Landlord will review the dispute and issue a response within fourteen (14) calendar days. In addition to the above Security Deposit, the Tenant has also paid the amount of $ sample to the Landlord as a Security Deposit for the pet which has been approved by the Landlord (an approved Pet Application form is maintained in the Tenant’s file). Within thirty (30) calendar days after the Tenant has permanently removed the pet from the unit, the Landlord shall return this portion of the Security Deposit after deducting whatever amount is needed to pay the cost of:
a. repair of damages that exceed normal wear and tear. The Landlord shall provide the Tenant with a written list of any charges made against this portion of the Security Deposit. If the Tenant disagrees with the amounts deducted, the Tenant shall have seven (7) calendar days from the date of the charge notification to dispute the charges made against the Security Deposit. The Tenant shall submit a written statement of dispute to the Landlord explaining why they are disputing the charges. The Landlord will review the dispute and issue a response within fourteen (14) calendar days.
Court Fees. (1) Parties to proceedings before the European Patent Court shall pay court fees in accordance with the provisions laid down by the Administrative Committee.
(2) Court fees shall be paid in advance. Any party which has not paid a prescribed court fee may be excluded from further participation in the proceedings.
Court Fees. Should any action be brought by either party hereto to enforce any provisions of this Agreement, the prevailing party in such action shall be reimbursed by the other party for all reasonable attorneys' fees and court costs incurred by the prevailing party in the action.
Court Fees. The City shall no longer require employees to deposit with the City Comptroller fees paid to him or her from the court.
Court Fees. The authorities will rationalise and introduce a selective readjustment of court fees (by introducing increases or decreases, as appropriate), as well as increase transparency and ease of online reference through a user-friendly web platform in this regard (December 2016).
Court Fees. (1) Parties to proceedings before the Court shall pay court fees, to be established and reviewed periodically in accordance with the Statute
(2) The amount of the court fees shall ensure a right balance between the principle of fair access to justice and an adequate contribution of the parties for the services rendered by the Court.
(3) Court fees shall be paid in advance. Any party which has not paid a prescribed court fee may be excluded from further participation in the proceedings.
Court Fees. Court fees for most matters, except applications for revocation of a patent, will be a combination of fixed fees and for actions relating to infringement or assessment of damages and the value of the case exceeds €500,000, fees based on the value of the case. In most such cases, the fixed fee will be €11,00061 and the component based on the value of the case vary from €2,500 for cases with a value of less than €750,000 through €65,000 for cases valued between €9,000,000 and €10,000,000 up to €325,000 for cases valued at over €50,000,000. For revocation actions there is a simple fixed fee of €20,000. The Rules provide that the determination of the amount of damages ordered for the successful party may be the subject of separate proceedings.62 Similarly, a separate proceeding may be ordered for a determination of the costs to be paid by the losing party to the winning party.63
Court Fees. For fees received for duty as a witness or juror, the following will apply:
(1) If a technician is absent from regularly scheduled duties to serve as a juror in a state or municipal court, a technician will collect all fees and allowances payable as a result of the jury service. The technician must tender the fee to the appropriate Comptroller for proper disposition; however, all fees or allowances in excess of the amount of due compensation for the period of jury duty absence may be retained.
(2) A technician eligible for court leave may not accept jury fees for service in a federal court where the service is performed during the regularly scheduled workweek.
(3) Technicians who perform jury service on non-workdays are entitled to retain the fees received for such service. Technicians may accept and keep any allowances for mileage and subsistence authorized by law to cover actual expenses incident to the jury service.
(4) A technician who performs jury service that does not conflict with regular hours of employment may retain the usual fees for jury service. However, if jury service is performed in a court of the United States during any hours spent in a federal pay status, jury fees for that day may not be paid.
(5) Fees received for jury duty either in a federal or state court on a holiday falling within the basic tour of duty may be retained by the technician, provided that, had jury duty not been served, an excusal would have been made from regular duties on the holiday.
(6) A technician who is in an annual leave, compensatory time earned or leave without pay status when called for jury service, either in a federal or state court, may retain jury fees and per diem allowed for each day’s attendance in court and for the time necessarily occupied in going to and from the court.
(7) Technicians shall not be paid witness fees when testifying on behalf of the United States Government; they shall be paid their regular salary. Time served as a witness will not be deducted from annual leave. A technician who is called as a witness for the United States may accept and retain witness fees when in an annual leave, compensatory time earned or LWOP status during the entire period.
Court Fees. If you choose to share this information with an attorney or the court and this results in a demand for the therapist’s involvement, you may be charged $250 per hour for any subsequent court or related demands for the therapist’s time. This may include the cost of consultation with attorneys, court appearances, letter or report writing, or preparation and travel time. If you anticipate court involvement, or you are seeking an evaluation for legal reasons, please discuss this with your therapist prior to beginning treatment. Should your counselor be subpoenaed, or ordered by a court of law, to appear as a witness in an action involving you, the client agrees to reimburse, the counselor for any time spent for preparation, travel, or other time in which they have made themselves available for such an appearance at a rate of $250 an hour. A deposit of $1,000 will be required for them to cancel all their clients and set aside a day for which they may have to appear in court. Your signature below acknowledges the client(s) notice and agreement to pay the deposit and fees.
Court Fees. If your case requires counselor participation, you will be expected to pay for the professional time required at $200.00 per hour for report/documentation requests, court appearances, phone contacts, travel time, and other expenses that are accrued, including attorney fees. Fees are also applicable to staff at HOPE for the time needed to prepare documents, mailings, and other needs. Fees are non-negotiable and due upon receipt.
