Mandatory fee definition

Mandatory fee means a fee, charge, or surcharge that a car rental company includes in every vehicle rental transaction. A fee, charge, or surcharge associated with optional products and services available for purchase by a consumer at the time of rental is not a mandatory fee.

Mandatory fee. Any fee, other than charges for Credit Hours, which a public educational institution requires all students to pay as a condition of enrollment in such institution, including but not limited to class specific fees, health fees, or technology fees. These examples are not all inclusive. Mandatory Fees are not covered by the Program as Educational Benefits. Credit Hours are the only payments made on behalf of Beneficiaries in the Program.

Mandatory fee means fees that are charged to every Tenant regardless of that Tenant’s actions or conduct including, but not limited to, application fees, leasing fees, holding fees, billing fees, lease administration fees, utility administration fees, grounds fees, maintenance fees, service fees, convenience fees, and coordination fees, regardless of whether flat fees are used as a basis for estimating the cost of services provided. Mandatory Fees do not include fees that a Tenant incurs based on their actions including, but not limited to, fees for breaking a lease, losing of key, or violating the property’s rules. The determination of whether a fee is a Mandatory Fee does not depend on when or how frequently such payment obligations are or likely will be incurred or paid.

Examples of Mandatory fee in a sentence

• Mandatory fee – any amount of money, money’s worth, benefit, bonus, or gratuity demanded, received, or charged by a housing provider, unless on an opt-in basis to tenants, for any service or facility, including move-in, move-out, amenity, utility, appliance, equipment, and other fees however described, but not including late fees.

• Each fee may be included in the Consolidated Mandatory fee or established as a separate fee.

• It is perceived as a unique opportunity for educating students in the era of digital literacy (Okoli et al., 2014).

• Mandatory fee levels shall be calculated so as to enable the competent authorities performing the official control activities to fully recover costs resulting from official controls (if the competent authority for which the fees are collected also carries out other activities, then only the fraction of the relevant cost elements which results from official control activities should be considered for the calculation of fees).

• Mandatory fee recommendations may be presented to the Board one time per year for: (1) maintenance fees and out-of-state tuition and (2) all other mandatory fees.

• The arbitration proceedings are conducted under the Mandatory fee Arbitration Program (“Program”) according to these Rules of Procedure (“Rules”).

• Mandatory fee recommendations are presented to the Board one time per year for: (1) maintenance fees and out-of-state tuition and (2) all other mandatory fees.

• Each fee may be included in the Consolidated Mandatory fee or established as a separate fee.b) All processing fees are established and become effective in the amount and at the time specified by the institution.iv.

• Each fee may be included in the Consolidated Mandatory fee or established as a separate fee.v. Fines and InfractionsFines may be charged for the infraction of an institution policy (e.g., late fee, late drop, library fine, parking fine, lost card, returned check, or stop payment).

• Mandatory fee waivers apply to all fees that can be legally charged to students except nonresident tuition.

More Definitions of Mandatory fee

Mandatory fee means any fee, other than charges for credit hours, which a public educational institution requires all students to pay as a condition of enrollment, such as registration fees, health fees or technology fees. These examples are not all inclusive of fees. No fees are covered by this Program. Applicable credit hours are the only benefits covered by the Program.

Mandatory fee means any fee, other than charges for credit hours, room and board, which a Public Educational Institution requires all students to pay as a condition of enrollment, such as registration fees. Fees which are course specific such as laboratory fees, contact hour charges, and fees based on the number of credit hours enrolled or health insurance fees are not covered under this Contract. These examples are not all inclusive of non-mandatory fees.‌

Mandatory fee means the fees charged by qualified Postsecondary institutions as a condition of enrollment of all full-time students, regardless of class, including but not limited to matriculation fee, infirmary fee, and capital improvement fee, as applicable to the individual institution. Mandatory fee does not under any circumstance include the expenses for student housing, meal plans, books, class or lab supplies and equipment, uniforms and laundry, transportation, course-specific fees, or any other fees or charges the Program did not consider in the determination of the annual contract pricing structure, regardless of how these fees are characterized by the institution.

Mandatory fee means any fee, other than charges for credit hours, room and board, which a Public Educational Institution requires all students to pay as a condition of enrollment, such as registration fees, the total and type of which shall not exceed the 2012 rate charged by the Public Educational Institution. Fees which are course specific such as laboratory fees, contact hour charges, and fees based on the number of credit hours enrolled or health insurance fees are not covered under this Contract. These examples are not all inclusive of non-mandatory fees.