remittal
/rɪˈmɪtəl/
noun
- The act of sending money, especially as payment or to settle a debt.
- The company processed the remittal of the monthly subscription fees.
- The remittal of the invoice was delayed due to a bank holiday.
- She arranged the remittal of funds to her family overseas.
- The act of canceling or reducing a debt, penalty, or punishment.
- The judge ordered a remittal of the fine because of the defendant's financial hardship.
- A full remittal of the debt was granted after the error was discovered.
- The charity sought a remittal of the late fees for the struggling family.
- The act of sending a case back to a lower court for further action.
- The appellate court ordered a remittal of the case for a new trial.
- After the appeal, a remittal was issued to the district court.
- The remittal of the lawsuit meant the lower court had to reconsider the evidence.