Word: refundability
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...number of students--more than 200--who composed for the council's 89 seats in House elections last October. They are also encouraged that only 16 percent of students opted to pay a reduced term-bill fee, and that only fewer than two percent asked for a total refund...
...Cambridge Rent Control Board voted last night to force Harvard to refund approximately $4000 in extra rent that tenants of 8 Plympton St. paid because of an error in the board's calculations...
...rent board acknowleged its error in March 1982 and lowered the rents in the building. But one tenant, Anne Brinton, said Harvard should have to refund the difference between the rents...
Ward developed the consumer protection policy that is still the key to the success of mailorder. Ward pledged: "We guarantee all our goods. If any of them are not satisfactory after due inspection, we will take them back. . . and refund the money paid for them." Richard Sears began his catalogue in 1888, and only a few years later was mailing millions of the "Consumer's Guides." Some of the goods promoted in the print-crammed folios look good today. How about a parlor organ...
...deposit is paid by the consumer upon purchase and most be refunded when the consumer refuse the empty container to a proper dealer or redemption center, so long as the container does not contain any material different from its normal contens Dealers and distributors are also subject to the same deposit and refund on the beverage containers they handle, and are also entitled to a handling fee of at least one cent per container...