Mont. Code Ann. § 69-1-114
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69-1-114 Fees
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69-1-114 . Fees. (1) Each fee charged by the commission must be reasonable.
(2) Except for a fee assessed pursuant to 69-3-204 (2), 69-3-1204 (6)(b), 69-3-1207 (5)(a), 69-3-1612 (4), or 69-12-423 (2), a fee set by the commission may not exceed $500.
(3) All fees collected by the commission under 69-3-1204 (6)(b) must be deposited in an account in the special revenue fund. Funds in this account must be used as provided in 69-3-1204 (6)(b).
(4) All fees collected by the commission under 69-3-1612 (4) must be treated as financing costs and used in accordance with a financing order issued in accordance with 69-3-1606 .
(2) Except for a fee assessed pursuant to 69-3-204 (2), 69-3-1204 (6)(b), 69-3-1207 (5)(a), 69-3-1612 (4), or 69-12-423 (2), a fee set by the commission may not exceed $500.
(3) All fees collected by the commission under 69-3-1204 (6)(b) must be deposited in an account in the special revenue fund. Funds in this account must be used as provided in 69-3-1204 (6)(b).
(4) All fees collected by the commission under 69-3-1612 (4) must be treated as financing costs and used in accordance with a financing order issued in accordance with 69-3-1606 .
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