Insufficient Funds Fee. If a contribution to the Account is returned due to insufficient funds, a $20 fee will be deducted from the Account Balance.
Insufficient Funds Fee. If you use a Check and there is not enough avail- ability under the credit limit to cover it you will be charged an insuf- ficient funds fee.
Insufficient Funds Fee. If any check Franchisee provides to V2K is returned to V2K by financial institution or other entity, or if V2K is unable to charge Franchisee's credit or debit card for the full amount of any payments owed to V2K (as specified in SECTION 6.2.D below), because of insufficient funds, the account having been closed, or otherwise, V2K may charge Franchisee a fee of the lesser of $20.00 or the highest amount permitted by applicable law. The payment amount and this fee are immediately due and payable. V2K may assess this fee for each occurrence of a returned check or its inability to charge franchisee's credit or debit card as described in this provision.
Insufficient Funds Fee. If a check tendered in payment of any obligation under this Lease is dishonored or returned by the financial institution on which it is drawn for any reason, Landlord shall be entitled to charge an insufficient funds fee of forty dollars ($40.00) plus any applicable tax (“NSF Fee”) in addition to all other late charges, fees, and expenses which Landlord may be entitled to recover either under this Lease or applicable law. If two (2) checks are returned at any time during the Lease Term, Resident shall make all subsequent payments in cashier’s check or money order, as Landlord may elect; cash will not be accepted.
Insufficient Funds Fee. If a payment is returned, dishonored, or fails due to insufficient funds in the deposit account Borrower has designated for making payments, Borrower will be charged a fee of $15, to the extent permitted by applicable law. An insufficient funds fee may be assessed no more than once for a single failed payment. Lender may, at its option, choose to resubmit such payments. In addition to the fee assessed under this Note, a fee may be assessed by the depository institution at which Bxxxxxxx’s deposit account is held.
Insufficient Funds Fee. You will pay a fee of $40.00 or the maximum amount permitted by law for the return of any payment for insufficient funds.
