Additional Use Payments Clause Samples

The "Additional Use Payments" clause establishes the obligation for a party to make extra payments when the use of a product, service, or asset exceeds the agreed-upon limits or conditions. Typically, this clause outlines the circumstances under which additional fees are triggered, such as surpassing usage thresholds, extending the duration of use, or utilizing resources beyond the original scope. Its core practical function is to ensure fair compensation for excess usage and to incentivize parties to stay within agreed parameters, thereby preventing disputes over unanticipated costs.
Additional Use Payments. As an alternative to the royalty arrangements, the BBC has the option to purchase the following rights on payment of the following percentages for two transmission engagement fees. Programmes over 3 years old the aggregate fee should be adjusted by RPI.
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Additional Use Payments. The Employer shall not be entitled to use or agree to the use of any television motion picture beyond the “single use” selected under ARTICLE A-16.1 unless and until the additional use is pre-purchased under this ARTICLE 16.
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Additional Use Payments. The Employer shall not be entitled to use or agree to the use of any of the theatrical motion picture beyond the theatrical use provided for in ARTICLE A- 15.1 unless and until the additional use is pre-purchased under this ARTICLE 15.
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Additional Use Payments. The Employer shall not be entitled to use or agree to the use of any television motion picture beyond the “single use” selected under ARTICLE A-16.1 unless and until the additional use is pre-purchased under this ARTICLE A-16. If the Union notifies the Employer in writing that an additional use payment is delinquent under the terms of this Collective Agreement, the Employer shall have ninety (90) days following such notice within which to make payment of the amount due. Should the Employer fail to make such payment within the ninety (90) day period, then a penalty payment equal to five percent (5%) of the required use payment shall be due in addition to the additional use payment. The foregoing five percent (5%) penalty shall not be applicable in the event of a bona fide dispute.
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