Preposition: of

• fee: The service is subject to the payment of a fee.

• dividend: A dividend tax voucher is sent to shareholders at their address on the Register at the time of payment of the relevant dividend.

• invoice: For purchases on account, payment of invoice is due 30 days from date of invoice.

Converse of object

• accept: We accept payment by Visa Electron, Visa, Switch, Maestro, Mastercard, JCB, Solo, check or cash.

• receive: Kent received a payment of £ 500 in May 1723 for the work.

• withhold: Indeed, that conclusion followed inexorably from the finding that the appellant had not been entitled to withhold payment.

Adjective modifier

• monthly: These monthly mortgage payments are covered by the properties tenants who are paying our borrower rent every month.

• direct: To get direct payments, you need to have a social worker, who will assess you for the support you need.

• periodical: The main change proposed would see a shift from a lump sum payment at the outset to periodical payments.

• interim: Pursuant to the sub-contract, Levolux carried out certain work on site and received a first interim payment.

• consolatory: This year a change in the ICR procedures has enabled me to recommend consolatory payments in appropriate circumstances.

• ex: In January 1998 SPU decided to award Mrs X an ex gratia payment of £ 298.

Preposition: by

• check: Payment by check only, full details on the website above.

• installment: Payment by installment can be arranged by the OU.

Noun used with modifier

• redundancy: Staff over 65 will be entitled to a service based redundancy payment.

• mortgage: The scheme allows him to leave his salary in his current account for the whole month, bringing down his mortgage payments.

• gratia: In January 1998 SPU decided to award Mrs X an ex gratia payment of £ 298.

• one-off: However, one-off payments linked to specific measures, like that at Heineken, can still be agreed.

• lump: An order for an outright transfer might be coupled with a lump sum payment between the spouses.

• royalty: The first sample contract is suitable for a limited or flat fee license, the second is for more complex licenses involving royalty payments.