FEES, COPIES, AND RECEIPTS Clause Samples

The 'FEES, COPIES, AND RECEIPTS' clause outlines the obligations regarding payment of fees and the provision of copies and receipts related to a transaction or service. Typically, this clause specifies who is responsible for paying any applicable fees, how and when copies of documents must be provided, and the requirement to issue receipts for payments made. For example, it may require a service provider to give the client a receipt after payment or to supply copies of important documents upon request. The core function of this clause is to ensure transparency and accountability in financial and document-related exchanges between parties.
FEES, COPIES, AND RECEIPTS. All fees and nonrefundable portions of the deposit must have a clearly defined purpose and the amount stated in writing at the time of agreement and shall not be exorbitant but must bear a reasonable relationship to actual damages suffered or costs incurred. The landlord shall provide the tenant with copies of all rental agreements, addenda, house rules, and bills at the time of agreement or billing, and shall provide a receipt for any money paid in cash at the time of payment.
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