§1447
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Statute Text — 26 U.S.C. §1447
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§ 1447(c)).11 On the basis of the record before us, we find it is premature to award costs and fees to petitioner since no evidence of the excess costs and fees incurred has been submitted; rather, we find it is appropriate for us to make such a determination in the future. We will grant, in part, petitioner’s Motion to Impose Sanctions under secti
1532, 1537 (2021) (“Whether we look to the time of § 1447(d)’s adoption or amendment, a judicial ‘order’ meant then what it means today .
resist removal . As we said above, and repeat here, unreasonably high fees are not "incurred" as a result of removal; rather, excessive fee requests flow from, and accumulate by means of, improper billing practices, and will not be recoverable under § 1447(c) . [ Id. at 1135 .1 52 - method is the proper starting point for computing reasonable attorneys' fees under section 6673(a)(2) . Government Incurs the Excess Costs, Expenses, and Attorneys' Fees Attributable to Government Attorney's Miscondu