Statutory Fee definition

Statutory Fee means the normal filing fee charged by the Court to file a law suit, and other usual fees charged by the Court in the course of the case;

Statutory Fee means the relevant fee as prescribed from time to time under applicable set of Regulations for the type of test, having regard to the description of vehicle, the time at which a test will take place and any subsequent amendments thereto.

Statutory Fee has the meaning stated in section 6.50.

Examples of Statutory Fee in a sentence

• The Statutory Fee Remission program may be used to pay for the College's general fee.

• The fees to be paid as compensation for Basic Services, based on the total Project Construction Cost of the work, shall not exceed any Applicable Statutory Fee Limitation , if any, and in no case a percentage amount of XX.xx%.

• Fees payable pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1930 after the Effective Date will be paid by the Plan Administrator until the closing of the Chapter 11 Cases pursuant to section 350(a) of the Bankruptcy Code from the Statutory Fee Reserve.

• WIOA Partners agree to a data sharing agreement that allows each program to comply with the federal laws governing it and that will be used to improve mutual referrals and communication.

• The LTSA’s share is called the Base Fee, while the Province’s share is called the Statutory Fee.

• Jiwan Singh Pathania (Jiwan Solar Power Project) has submitted that the various expenses like Statutory Fee of Rs. 2 lakh for Connection Agreement, Other Fee charged by various agencies HPSEBL & Himurja, Processing Fee of Banks for loans and other miscellaneous charges should be considered for arriving at the final normative capital cost and has also suggested that the impact of degradation of solar panels may be considered on annual basis.

• By disclosing these non-GAAP measures, we intend toprovide investors with a consistent comparison of our operating results and trends for the periods presented.

• TPSODL will facilitate the process for getting clearance and reimburse the Statutory Fee on production of receipts for such payment.

• When the shortfall amount is divided by the total estimated square footage projected from new residential development, the District’s projected capital facilities funding shortfall is $8.38 per square foot of new residential development as set forth in Table 12.Therefore, the District is justified in levying a District K-8 portion of Level 1 Statutory Fee in the amount of $2.69 per square foot of new residential construction.

• District and Developer acknowledge and agree that (A) the Commercial Project shall have no obligations under this Agreement other than payment of the Statutory Fee Amount applicable to the Commercial Project; and (B) Developer’s payment of the Contribution shall satisfy in full the Statutory Fee Amount for the Commercial Project.

More Definitions of Statutory Fee

Statutory Fee means a sum of money which, by law, is payable to the Republic of Estonia for performance of a procedural operation.

Statutory Fee means the portion of the cost of the statutory functions exercised by the Authority under the Act to be paid to the Authority by a service provider;

Statutory Fee means the portion of the cost of the various statutory functions exercised by the Authority under the Water Authority Law (2011 Revision) to be paid by concessionaires to the Authority;