Fee (727 bytes)
1: ...ional [[professional]]s in [[Britain]] received a fee in contradistinction to a ''payment'', [[salary]]...
3: One may also charge /pay '''fees''' as a fixed sum for the right to enter for an ...
5: For technical (and original) usage of the term '''fee''' in the European [[feudal system]] see [[fiefdo...

Fee tail (3060 bytes)
1: '''Fee tail''' is an obsolescent term of art in [[common...
3: ...female," which only daughters could inherit; and "fee tail special," which had a further condition of i...
5: ...tgage. Similarly, the largest estate an owner in fee tail could convey to someone else was a [[life es...
7: ...were entitled to inherit; or to the last owner in fee simple. This situation was productive of [[litig...
9: ...nd and enable its free conveyance in fee simple. Fee tail has been abolished by [[statute]] in [[Engla...

Origination fee (116 bytes)
1: A fee or charge for establishing a new loan. The fee usually varies from .5% to 2% of the loan amount.

Fee simple (2048 bytes)
1: ... estate is also called "estate in fee simple" or "fee-simple title."
3: ...obligations are due from the owner of property in fee simple.
5: ...of grant "to N. and the heirs of his body"; under fee tail, the owner could not alienate the property, ...
7: ...imple determinable (aka determinable fee) and the fee simple on condition subsequent.
9: '''Etymology''': '''Fee''' - A right in law to the use of land; i.e. a [[...

Contingent fee (1301 bytes)
1: ...be an agreement that a lawyer will only recover a fee from his or her client for representing them in a...
3: Contingent fee agreements are legal in all [[common law]] jurisd...
5: Proponents of contingent fees point to the fact that they allow persons seekin...
7: ...e members of the public, but generated large cash fees for the lawyers. In addition, many critics poin...

Gordon Fee (447 bytes)
1: '''Gordon Fee''' is a [[New Testament]] scholar who for many ye...
6: [[category:Charismatic and Pentecostal Topics|Fee, Gordon]]
7: [[category:Christian writers|Fee, Gordon]]
8: [[category:Theologians|Fee, Gordon]]

Speaking fee (583 bytes)
1: ... public office, but can collect enormous speaking fees after leaving politics.

Saas-Fee (1864 bytes)
1: '''Saas-Fee''' is a [[Switzerland|Swiss]] village and tourism...
3: Saas-Fee offers 26 lifts, including 4 trams, 3 gondolas, 2...
5: ...land|canton]] [[Valais]], is also located in Saas-Fee.
8: * http://www.saas-fee.ch Saas-Fee Tourism
12: [[de:Saas Fee]]

Advance fee fraud (12612 bytes)
1: '''Advance fee fraud''', often also known as the '''Nigerian mon...
7: ...g that the Nigerian side, in order to pay certain fees, had to sell all belongings and borrow money on ...
20: ...ate Lottery would never force you to pay Advanced-Fees prior to receiving your winnings.
30: Victims of 419-Advanced Fee Fraud have little recourse. Since [[1995]], the ...
36: ...hose that target previous victims of 419 Advanced Fee fraud by posing as Nigerian police, "Anti-Fraud I...

Airport Improvement Fee (427 bytes)
1: ...structure]] improvements. Most of the time, these fees are included in the price of an [[airline]] tick...

Knight's fee (2207 bytes)
1: '''Knight's fee''' is a [[Feudalism|feudal]] term used in medieva...
3: ...s and vassals lay over the land with the knight's fee as the base unit of denomination.
7: ... per day, or a much as £3-4 in a year. A knight's fee is thus only about three to five times as much as...
10: ...m (examples)]] for a historic example of knight's fees.
13: ...3%3ATKATKF%3E2.0.CO%3B2-9 The Knight and Knight's Fee in England]", ''Past and Present'', No. 49. (Nov....

Santa Fee and St. Johns Railway (913 bytes)
1: ...ebruary 12]], [[1885]], incorporated the '''Santa Fee and St. Johns Railway Company''', owned by [[Geor...
2: ... point near the head of navigation of the [[Santa Fee river]], running in an easterly direction through...

License (3762 bytes)
1: ...'' would refer to a legal permission, whereas a ''license to drive'' could refer to a permission of circums...
3: ...itous, revokable at will (sometimes called a bare license) or a type of [[bailment]].
5: ...nt.jpg|thumb|A book published in the U.S. and its licensed Chinese copy]]
7: ...d to use, reproduce, or create an instance of the licensed work.
9: Computer users may think of licenses as in reference to [[end user licence agreement]...

Statutory license (874 bytes)
1: ...right]] holders to play a song but must pay usage fees to the copyright holders based on how often a pa...

License plate (17079 bytes)
1: A '''[[license]] plate''' (or '''licence plate'''), '''number pl...
3: ...tes'' being used as evidence of a vehicle being ''licensed'' for use on a [[public highway]], or as evidenc...
11: ...fornia_license_plate.jpg|thumb|right|A California license plate, as observed in 2004, with a humorous frame...
13: ...with the issuing [[jurisdiction]]. The format for license plate numbers (which often contain characters) wi...
17: ...to vehicle owners every year to indicate that the license is still valid. Tags that are not up to date qui...

City of license (1146 bytes)
1: ...tion]] or [[TV station]] is assigned a '''city of license''' by the [[Federal Communications Commission]] t...
3: ...o unincorporated [[Mableton]], but the refusal to license another to [[Sandy Springs]], which is one of the...

Marriage license (1164 bytes)
1: ...rrige license.jpg|thumb|right|Example of marriage license issued in San Francisco]]
3: ...e, by obtaining pardon for having married without license, or by [[cohabitation]] and representation as hus...
5: ...e then files for a certified copy of the marriage license and a marriage certificate with the government.
7: The requirements for getting a marriage license varies from state to state.
14: [[Category:Licenses]] [[Category:Marriage]] [[Category:Wedding]]

Medical license (289 bytes)
1: ...allowed to practice [[medicine]]. The '''medical license''' is the documentation of a medical practitioner...

Banking license (536 bytes)
1: ...eral public are exclusive to holders of a banking license.
3: ...legal definition of a bank, not holding a banking license. Such an institution is generally referred to as ...

MIT License (3649 bytes)
1: ...[[Massachusetts Institute of Technology]], is a [[license]] for the use of certain types of computer [[soft...
3: Many groups use the MIT license for their own software, such as [[expat]], [[Meta...
5: ==Text of the license==
9: ...use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permi...
15: ==Uses of the MIT License==

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