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Utility Can't Charge Impact Fee
Journal AWWA, 1993The Supreme Court of Mississippi ruled that a water utility could not charge an impact fee that was arbitrary and discriminatory. The fee was considered arbitrary because it was not based on calculations to provide for the system's functioning and growth, and it was considered discriminatory because only one new development was charged the fee.
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Development Charges Deemed to be Fees Not Taxes
Journal AWWA, 1987In a dispute between the Kyrene School District and the city of Chandler, Arizona, over whether water system development charges could be considered taxes, the court ruled that the charges were fees, and, thus, the issue of intergovernmental tax immunity was not considered in this case.
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Phone Fees: A Justification of Physician Charges
The Journal of Clinical Ethics, 1993S S, Braithwaite, N O, Unferth
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The Case for Not Charging Reinstatement Fees
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