These class actions argued that the late
payment penalties violate the criminal rate of interest.
Not exact matches
Regulators could review our practice of taking reservation
payments and, if the practice is deemed to
violate applicable law, we could be required to pay
penalties or refund the reservation
payments that we have received for vehicles that are not immediately available for delivery, to stop accepting additional reservation
payments, to restructure certain aspects of our reservation program, and potentially to suspend or revoke our licenses to manufacture and sell our vehicles.
As the 2019 elections draw near, the Abuja Metropolitan Management Council, AMMC, has urged various political parties and politicians against defacing the city with their campaign posters, disclosing that the
penalty for
violating the guideline was one million for an organisation and N100, 000 for an individual; including
payment for the removal of those posters.
Aeroflot
violated the rule on full - fare advertising and the rule requiring airlines to include a commitment in their customer service plans allowing consumers either to hold reservations at the quoted fare without
payment, or cancel without
penalty, for 24 hours after they book a flight.
Also called the default rate, the
penalty rate is the high interest rate charged by credit card companies when the cardholder
violates their credit card contract typically by failure to make a timely
payment.
That nearly doubles to 29.99 percent if you happen to
violate one of its
penalties, although, they're pretty standard things such as late
payments and having your account go above its limit.
Similarly, banks charge high - rate
penalty APRs to customers who have made late
payments or
violated other terms of the cardholder agreement, and offer low - rate introductory APRs to entice new customers — preferably those who tend to carry a balance on their cards.
Massachusetts software company, PTC, Inc. («PTC») agreed to pay a $ 14.5 million criminal
penalty to resolve a Department of Justice («DOJ») investigation into
payments for recreational travel by Chinese government officials that
violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act «(«FCPA») and a civil settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission («SEC») by disgorging $ 11.8 million.