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In addition, there is an independent school sector, partially funded by both fee-paying students and completely private fee-paid schools.
The issue is subtle, however, and future research will have to clarify the precise status of forms such as lawyers fees.
They spoke of "deciding on a fee," but had it been a fixed fee, there would have been no need for negotiation.
This is related, in part, to the different purposes served by different fees.
When fees are relatively high, it is feasible for care-home providers to bear such risks.
Figure 2 shows bankruptcy fees earned by lawyers; fees increased by a factor of five over the decade.
Considerable rent arrears had built up, and unauthorized fees were being exacted.
Boards do review these costs as one part of their assessment of the reasonableness of advisory fee levels.
For example, in order to discourage physicians from dispensing medicines, fees are increased if the physician writes prescriptions for outside pharmacies.
The top service costs an initial £999, with monthly fees of £40 to £750 depending on the number of products.
Her ex-husband pays her children's school fees; otherwise, she supports them alone.
This involves thinking about occupancy fees, staff morale, and the contentment of residents, as well as her own well-being and ability to cope.
But villages often complain that they do not gain any income from these fees.
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additional fee
In other words, if no additionalfee is allowed, the agreement is unenforceable if an additionalfee or additional percentage is stipulated for.
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