Appeal Fee definition

Appeal Fee means that fee as defined and set out in the Bylaws;

Appeal Fee means that fee as defined and set out in Bylaw 11.10;

Appeal Fee means the fee required to be paid to the circuit court upon filing an appeal and any fee required to be paid to the “trial court” or “agency” in conjunction with the appeal;

Examples of Appeal Fee in a sentence

• Within the monopoly, the seller can deliver any package of goods or services to a market in hopes of better their quality (Anton y Biglaiser, 2012).

• If the Challenger or Interested Party (as applicable) prevails in the Appeal, the Appeal Fee will be refunded to such party.

• If the fee is not paid or the Appeal Fee Waiver Re- quest (Form EOIR–26A) is not filed within the specified time period indi- cated in paragraph (b) of this section, the appeal will not be deemed properly filed and the decision of the Immigra- tion Judge shall be final to the same extent as though no appeal had been taken.

• Appeals must be accompanied by a Bank Draft or Postal Order for the Appeal Fee of €500, made payable to the FAI.

• The new model of working will continue to be rolled out over the coming year to make the practice universal across the service.

More Definitions of Appeal Fee

Appeal Fee means that fee as defined and set out in Bylaw 10.08;

Appeal Fee means the fee prescribed in Annexure 2;

Appeal Fee means the fee to commence an appeal in accordance with the General Fees and Charges By-law 13-2003, as amended;

Appeal Fee means the fee as defined and set out in Bylaw 8;

Appeal Fee means the fee charged by the NZGBC pursuant to clause 5, as varied by the NZGBC from time to time;

Appeal Fee means a fee added to the actual expenses incurred by the City for remedial measures taken pursuant to the provisions of this Bylaw and such fee is equal to the greater of $150.00 or twenty percent of the actual expenses incurred by the City;

Appeal Fee means that fee as defined and set out in these Bylaws and/or the Regulations;