Sentences with phrase «customary fees»
"Customary fees" refers to the typical or standard charges for a particular service or product. It is the usual amount of money someone would expect to pay for something. Full definition
That then means higher fees on transactions, like the 10K sale suggested, unless you are dealing in high volume on a short term basis generating customary fees for services.
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All accounts are subject to approval and HomeStreet Bank's customary fees for stop payments, insufficient funds, returned items, automatic transfer, other miscellaneous services and account fees.
Pets not current on immunizations and / or with external / internal parasites will be updated / treated at the customary fees.
Some pay according to a set schedule of «usual and customary fees» while some pay based on the actual incurred expense.
If we chose not to pursue it, we owed them customary fees and expenses for work to date, which I thought was fair.
Nick, The contract proposed to us by attorneys for a contingent fee suit on a wrongful termination (for whistleblowing), established that they could stop work on at their sole discretion but if we wanted to continue, then it would be at their customary fees and of course expenses.
Discounts and other Benefits available to Members are based upon negotiated group discounts from participating vendor's usual and customary fees.
Our usual and customary fees for most of our therapists are set for $ 135.00 per individual session and $ 52.00 per group session.
Fee and Fee Arrangements The usual and customary fee for service is $ 90.00 per 50 - minute session, $ 120.00 per 75 - minute sessions.
CPPIB will acquire a 45 percent interest in the venture and Kimco will retain a 55 percent interest and will act as the operating partner, which will entail collecting asset management and other customary fees.