Legal Definitions - second surcharge

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Definition of second surcharge

Definition: Second surcharge refers to the act of overstocking a common area for a second time, for which a writ of second surcharge was issued. It is a term used in legal and financial contexts.

Examples:

A housing association may issue a second surcharge to a tenant who has violated the terms of their lease by overstocking their balcony with items.
A court may impose a second surcharge on a fiduciary who has breached their duty for a second time.

These examples illustrate how a second surcharge is an additional burden or cost imposed on someone who has already violated a rule or duty. It is a way to discourage repeat offenses and ensure compliance with regulations.

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Simple Definition

A second surcharge is when an area is overstocked with animals for a second time. Surcharge means an additional tax, charge, or cost that is usually excessive. It can also mean an additional load or burden, a second or further mortgage, the omission of a proper credit on an account, or the amount that a court may charge a fiduciary that has breached its duty. To surcharge is to impose an additional (usually excessive) tax, charge, or cost, or to impose an additional load or burden.

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