storage charge

If you come back in one piece, I'll wave the storage charges.

The futures price includes carrying costs, such as storage charges.

A certificate is not required for warehouse storage charges; see below.

In this case there is a gold storage charge of 1% per annum.

Looking into plight of poor fisher-mans, he for many years, did not took storage charges from them.

Employers, in the main, pay for the removal of personal effects and any storage charges incurred.

These drivers would have to pay the total fines, a £120 towing fee and a storage charge.

If she didn't come in soon, Barrett Albion informed her, there would be "a storage charge."

"1 mean, the shipping charges can be collect, if you're paid up to then on the storage charges.

Or as long as someone paid the storage charges for his or her datafile.

About 30 percent of them are in Government offices or on loan to the public, but the remainder gather dust and storage charges in warehouses.

I paid the storage charges, distributed tips all around, helped Gail inside, and we were off-blast-off time, approximately eight-forty-five.

Storage charges woulda eaten me alive, otherwise.

It is, however, a defence if the vehicle owner authorised work on the vehicle and towing or storage charges are outstanding.

Storage charges are the responsibility of the person in possession of the goods, unless the goods have been formally seized.

Storage charges vary.

Packing and storage charges are additional, as are special services such as having to take goods up several flights of stairs or down long driveways.

"There was also the matter of-I think they called it salvage money-and of storage charges, and I don't know what other fees.

On moving house, Sun Life paid for employees and their families, travel expenses, removal expenses plus any storage charges for up to 13 weeks.

I don't remember the exact date or the place in Scotland he came from, but it's in a pile of stuff I'm paying storage charges on.

Plus, they're levying additional fines for violating the tariff law, not to mention storage charges for the impound."

The idea of her sister's ashes incurring "a storage charge," as if her funeral urn had been towed for unpaid parking tickets, was unthinkable.

When Mr. Derry took over as chairman in 1989, he corrected the discrepancy by establishing two false accounts for Amuli's storage charges and product development.

However, I am still waiting for the refund from the dealer on the tow, the storage charge and the auto rental necessary after the warranted new car broke down.

Rather than try to influence the price of crude oil directly, Standard Oil had been exercising indirect control by altering oil storage charges to suit market conditions.