The vendor refused to reimburse the cost of repair.

Your insurer should reimburse the cost, but seek advice first where possible and keep receipts.

In the 1920s, politicians were even expected to reimburse the cost of meals, and some slept in their offices due to gunfire outside.

It added that it would have reimbursed the cost of an overnight stay had she made her own arrangements.

That conclusion remained unchanged where the tour organiser was financially incapable of reimbursing the cost of the ticket and had not taken any measures to guarantee that reimbursement.

However, he warned that it might take up to six weeks to reimburse all customers who are due refunds for tickets that he failed to deliver.

Despite having to reimburse his customers for more than 5,000 kits, he still stands to make a profit of as much as £340,000 for a few days of work.

All the accounts have now been closed and a cheque will be sent reimbursing the customer (s) for any money he has paid us.

The church has no formal plan of reimbursing any employee's medical expenses.

Small businesses are still prohibited from reimbursing their employees to purchase health insurance.

A church cannot reimburse an employee's medical expenses, and later attempt to insulate these payments from tax by belatedly adopting a medical payment plan.

In addition, these requirements must be met in order for a church to reimburse an employee's business use of his or her own cell phone under an accountable arrangement.

Companies that frequently send employees abroad may essentially act as their own exchange by reimbursing their employees in the local currency and holding the foreign currency.