nonrefundable


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nonrefundable

(ˌnɒnrɪˈfʌndəbəl)
adj
not able to be refunded
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Birmingham is the airport that charges for cards as well as the nonrefundable PS1 or ?1 fee.
This voucher has no cash value, is non-exchangeable and nonrefundable. This voucher remains the property of Aldi Stores Ltd and is not for resale or publication.
Also OK'd at the board's March meeting is another rule change to clarify that nonrefundable fees are considered earned on receipt and must not be placed in lawyers' trust accounts.
Quota will be allocated on first come first served basis by the SBP and export will be made against irrevocable letter of credit or a contract with 25 % nonrefundable advance payment.
Repeal of Nonrefundable Payment Requirement for Offers in Compromise
As requested, this report addresses (1) the nature, relationship to cost, and disclosure of airline fees, (2) the potential impact of such fees on the Airport and Airway Trust Fund, (3) checked and mishandled baggage issues; and (4) the process, if any, for refunding government-imposed taxes and fees when passengers do not use nonrefundable tickets.
"If the agreement is further extended to January 2011, McClatchy will receive an additional $6 million nonrefundable deposit in addition to the nonrefundable deposit previously collected."
Taxpayers submitting new offers must make a 20 percent nonrefundable, up-front payment in many cases.
Taxpayers submitting new lump-sum offers now must make a 20 percent nonrefundable, up-front payment.
Seats may be purchased only at nwa.com or a self-service airport kiosk and are nonrefundable unless NWA cancels flights, changes aircraft or creates a missed connection.
Additionally, Prodigious Capital Partners has funded a nonrefundable deposit and committed to providing more than 90 percent of the General Partner equity for a planned 140,000-square-foot luxury condominium development in Manhattan's TriBeCa district.