Maximum fee definition

Maximum fee means the maximum allowable fee for a procedure established by this rule, the Medical Fee Schedule and the In-patient Hospital Fee Schedule.

Maximum fee means the maximum allowable fee for a procedure established by this rule.

Maximum fee means the maximum amount the director establishes

Examples of Maximum fee in a sentence

• As applicable, the institution also should indicate that it pays overdrafts at its discretion, and should briefly explain that if the institution does not authorize and pay an overdraft, it may decline the transaction.2. Maximum fee.

• Maximum fee for parental notification cases pursuant to RSA 132:34, excluding any appeal to the supreme court: $1,000.

• Maximum fee for court review hearings of juvenile cases pursuant to RSA 169-B and D: $300.

• Maximum fee for CHINS cases (169-D) or delinquency cases (169-B) through conclusion: $900.

• Maximum fee for abuse and neglect cases through conclusion of dispositional hearing pursuant to RSA 169-C:19: $1,400.

• Maximum fee for guardianship cases pursuant to RSA chapters 463 or 464-A: $1,400.

• Maximum fee for court review hearings in guardianship of minor or adult cases or abuse and neglect case: $300.

• Maximum fee for involuntary admissions under RSA chapter 135-C: $600.

• Maximum fee for all juvenile cases pursuant to RSA chapters 169-B, C, and D: $1,700.

• Maximum fee for electronic transactions.A. The maximum fee specified in this item applies only if the requirements of item B or D are met.

More Definitions of Maximum fee

Maximum fee. (MaxF ) means the highest fee the Contractor can earn as set forth in Clause I.23, Incentive Fee.

Maximum fee means the maximum amount the director establishes by rule for services for a permit action.

Maximum fee means the maximum allowable fee

Maximum fee. (Max ) means the highest fee the Contractor can earn as set forth in Clause I.23,

Maximum fee means the amount specified as the Maximum Fee in the Payment Schedule;