Übersetzung für "Deferred fees" in Deutsch

This includes reduced fees for micro-enterprises, possibility of deferred payment of fees, and administrative and regulatory assistance when submitting applications for the European Medicines Agency.

Our belief is that “deferred fees” are unfair and potentially unlawful and that heirs should demand clarity over the amount that is being taken from the Estate, and hence their inheritance, without their knowledge, approval or prior consent.

The lenders will settle the purchase price against conversion of debt in the amount of CHF 25 million and by offsetting deferred fees under the existing credit facilities for the remainder.

This campaign has been incredible -- I have now had my fees deferred and been able to access much-needed hardship finance so I can finally focus on completing my studies so that in time, I can go back and help rebuild Syria.

A recent marketing campaign by an heir hunting firm promoting “deferred fees” and not offering a contingency fee alternative, was backed up by advertising in the Legal Press.

We have been told by clients that one firm in particular is known for its high fees and is quoting excessive “deferred fees”.

Finally, contingency fees tend to be the best, or even the only, option available for bona vacantia estates (usually intestate estates where there appear to be no heirs), where the lack of a Grant of Letters of Administration means that no person has the legal authority to pay any fees from the estate or to agree to the subsequent payment of deferred fees to a third party.

It is possible for the ‘deferred fee’ to be tens of thousands of pounds.

In order to reduce the cost for SMEs of marketing medicinal products authorised via the centralised procedure, that Regulation therefore foresees the adoption of specific provisions allowing a reduction of fees, deferring the payment of fees, and providing administrative assistance.

In accordance with Article 70(2) of Regulation (EC) No 726/2004, the circumstances under which small and medium-sized enterprises may pay reduced fees, defer payment of the fee or receive administrative assistance are not to be covered by this Regulation.

In recognition of this, special provisions have been made in EU legislation to offer financial incentives for such companies, including the reduction or deferment of fees payable to the Agency for regulatory procedures such as marketingauthorisation applications or, for veterinary medicines, the establishment of maximum residue limits8.

To this end, the Agency will prepare to implement provisions regarding reduction in fees, deferment of the payment of fees, support for the translation of medical information, and administrative assistance to these enterprises.

However, the Commission shall adopt provisions establishing the circumstances in which small and medium-sized enterprises may pay reduced fees, defer payment of the fee, or receive administrative assistance.

With the commission fee approach there is no advance agreement on fees to be paid by the estate and no pause in research whilst the first beneficiary entitled to take out a grant is referred back to the original solicitors for them to extract a grant (and of course pay the genealogists deferred fee!

The heir(s) will not have had a chance to agree the fee, but will become aware of the deferred fee at a later stage.

When solicitor encounters a case where no next of kin are known, or otherwise needs to minimise risk and expense and avoid any of the possible repercussions of the ‘deferred’ fee described, Finders can help.

The EPC makes no provision for deferring payment of fees (seeJ 2/78, reasons 3) or for granting legal aid.

The “Deferred fee” is not something that Finders offers as it raises serious legality issues.

A “deferred fee” may be offered when there are no known next of kin and the genealogist agrees a fee with a solicitor, payable from the estate, but only after a beneficiary has been found, an Administrator is in place and the solicitor appointed to act for the Estate.

With no commitment to completing the work without further fees and the probability that this option is not a legally viable option the ‘deferred fee’ has been dismissed by the vast majority of the reputable probate genealogy firms, preferring instead, like Finders, to consult and assess each situation on it’s merits and offer the widest range of fees possible in order to satisfy best practice.