PLAYERS SECTION VII - PLAYER RESPONSIBILITIES/ON-COURT RULES AND PROCEDURES b.  If no later than the end of the next changeover the Chair Umpire receives  a report of a serious violation that may warrant an immediate default,  the Chair Umpire may call the Supervisor to discuss an immediate  default. The Supervisor may declare an immediate default for a violation  witnessed or not witnessed by the Chair Umpire. c.  In all cases of default, the Supervisor’s decision shall be final and non- appealable. d.  Except as excluded below, a default assessed for violation of the Code of  Conduct by a doubles player shall be assessed against both players on  the team. a.  See Defaults under Section XVII.D.8 - Code of Conduct. (Also see Section  XVIII.B.5.d - Resumption of Play and Penalties for Rule Violations.) b.  Any player who is defaulted as per the Code of Conduct shall lose all prize  money and ranking points earned for that event at that Tournament, in  addition to any or all other fines levied with respect to the offending  incident. c. In addition, at the Supervisor’s discretion, any player who is defaulted  (or partner of a doubles player who is defaulted) for a single violation of  the Code of Conduct which causes or could have caused an immediate  default as per the Code of Conduct may be defaulted from all other  events, if any, in that Tournament, except when the offending incident: i.  Involves only a violation of the Punctuality or Clothing and Equipment  provisions; ii.  Results from a medical condition; or iii.  Involves a member of a doubles team who did not cause any of the  misconduct which resulted in the team being defaulted, in which  case, such doubles player shall receive ranking points and prize  money from the previous round. 2. Penalties K.  FINE APPEALS Fine appeals must be filed within twenty-one (21) days from the date of  notice. 141