Fee limitations definition

Fee limitations means the attorney fee limitations established by the state public defender for specific classes of cases as specified in rule 493—12.6(13B,815), together with out-of-pocket expenses approved by the state public defender, whether submitted by a public defender, by an appointed attorney pursuant to 493—Chapter 12, or by another professional pursuant to 493—Chapter 13.
Fee limitations means the fee limitations established by the state public defender for specific classes of cases.
Fee limitations has the meaning given to such term in Section 6.6(b);

Examples of Fee limitations in a sentence

  • Any contractor fees to Affiliates or Related Party subcontractors regardless of the percentage of the contract sum in the construction contract (s) will be treated collectively with the General Contractor Fee limitations.

  • Fee limitations may not apply when a request for records is for a commercial purpose as determined by the Commonwealth’s Supervisor of Records.

  • Advisory Fees Subject to the maximum Account Fee limitations, each Advisory Representative: (i) negotiates with clients their own Advisory Fee schedule, and (ii) determines on a client by client basis the Accounts that will be included in the same “household” for purposes of calculating the Account Fee.

  • Legal, Accountant, and Consultant Fee limitations: All legal, accountant and consultant fees shall be in accordance with 2 CFR part 200 section 200.435.

  • Rescind rule 493—12.6(13B,815) and adopt the following new rule in lieu thereof:493—12.6(13B,815) Fee limitations.

  • Negotiation of Account Fees‌ Subject to the maximum Account Fee limitations imposed by the fee schedules that follow, each Advisory Representative: (i) negotiates with clients their own Account Fee schedule, and (ii) determines on a client by client basis the Accounts that will be included in the same “household” for purposes of calculating the Account Fee.

  • In addition, clients can request a fee statement from the Advisor at any time which will reflect the amount of the quarterly Account Fee and the asset-based fee rate applied.Advisory Fees Subject to the maximum Account Fee limitations, each Advisory Representative: (i) negotiates with clients their own Advisory Fee schedule, and (ii) determines on a client by client basis the Accounts that will be included in the same “household” for purposes of calculating the Account Fee.

  • The Contractor Fee limitations are as follows: Contractor FeesContractor Fee % LimitationGeneral Requirements6% of Total Development CostsGeneral Overhead2% of Total Development CostsBuilder’s Profit6% of Total Development CostsTotal14 % of Total Development Costs The Authority will permit savings in a particular Contractor Fee line item to offset overruns in other Contractor Fee line items; provided, however, that in any event the total Contractor Fees shall not exceed 14%.

  • Currently, NWUS provides operational services and goods, and Suburban and SouthWest provide administration.6 Operational services provided by NWUS include meter reading, maintenance, and repair.

  • Otherwise, benefits will be payable at the Out-of-Network level and are subject to Reasonable Fee limitations.


More Definitions of Fee limitations

Fee limitations has the meaning given to it in Section 9.8;

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