Bound Volumes Sample Clauses

Bound Volumes. Within 90 days from the First Closing Date, the Company shall deliver to you, at the Company's expense, three bound volumes in form and content acceptable to you, containing the Registration Statement and all exhibits filed therewith and all amendments thereto, and all other agreements, correspondence, filings, certificates and other documents filed and delivered in connection with the Offering.
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Bound Volumes. The Company shall supply to the Representative and the Representative's counsel, at the Company's cost, two sets of bound transcripts each containing all of the Closing materials within a reasonable time after the Closing Date, not to exceed six (6) months.
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Bound Volumes. 2.3.1 The Publisher shall publish and deliver the Bound Volumes of the Washington Reports and Washington Appellate Reports within 90 calendar days after delivery of final opinion page manuscript by the Reporter of Decisions. The term "opinion page manuscript" refers to page proofs of opinions in the Advance Sheets that have been edited and corrected by the Reporter of Decisions as specified in section 3.10, infra, and includes nonopinion material as set forth in section 3.4, infra. 2.3.2 Not less frequently than once a year throughout the term of the Contract, the Reporter of Decisions and the Publisher shall agree on a publication schedule for the Bound Volumes. The Publisher shall immediately notify the Reporter of Decisions in writing with an explanation of any delay in the scheduled publication of any Bound Volume. 2.3.3 Upon termination of the Contract for any reason, the Publisher shall be responsible for publishing Wn.2d and Wn. App. Bound Volumes of all Supreme Court and Court of Appeals opinions that it was responsible for publishing in the Advance Sheets before the Contract terminated.
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Bound Volumes. The Publisher, in the manner prescribed in this Contract and in the schedules appended hereto, shall do all typesetting, correcting, proofreading, and printing, of the Bound Volumes, embodying sequential and chronological text, which Bound Volumes shall be identified by a designation in writing by the Reporter, all of the said Bound Volumes being additions to the two Series, and containing opinions of the Appellate Courts in cases to be decided during the period beginning July 2, 2009, and continuing through June 27, 2012, and also including any Bound Volume or Bound Volumes in process on June 27, 2012. The opinion text contained in the said Bound Volumes shall consist substantially of material contained in the printed Advance Sheets to be manufactured and sold by the Publisher pursuant to this Contract. A Bound Volume shall be deemed to be in process for the purpose of this paragraph if any material chronologically falling within such Bound Volume has been furnished to the Publisher by the Reporter with a direction in writing that it be placed in such Bound Volume. (a) Each Bound Volume shall contain, in a chronological order to be established by written instructions of the Reporter, judicial opinions of one of the Appellate Courts and such other material as the Reporter may furnish to the Publisher for inclusion therein. (b) The Publisher shall do all required work and provide and pay for all necessary labor, materials, and facilities in a prompt, proper, faithful, and workmanlike manner and in strict conformity with the provisions of this Contract and with the specifications contained herein. (c) The kind and type used and the style and arrangement of each Bound Volume shall be in substantial conformity to Volume 450 of the Massachusetts Reports, unless the Reporter shall, by written instruction, direct the Publisher otherwise. (d) The paper stock used in each Bound Volume shall be that commercially known as Book Paper 50#, color Pub White A74, acid-free English finish law book paper, equal in quality to that used in Volume 450 of the Massachusetts Reports. (e) Each Bound Volume shall contain approximately nine hundred sixty (960) pages of printed material. The size of page and dimensions of the printed matter thereon shall be in conformity to Volume 450 of the Massachusetts Reports. (f) The binding of each Bound Volume of Massachusetts Reports shall be Buckram of the same style, color, and character of workmanship as that of Volume 450 of the Massachus...
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Bound Volumes. (a) The Publisher shall complete and deliver, at the times and in the manner provided in this Contract, the total shipment of copies of each Bound Volume no later than ninety days following the delivery to the Publisher by the Reporter of the last instalment of material, to be included in such Bound Volume. With respect to any Bound Volume, the said ninety days shall be enlarged by the number of days during which the Reporter retains any page proof of that Bound Volume submitted to him by the Publisher, without returning to the Publisher a corrected copy thereof. (b) The Publisher shall deliver all copies of all Bound Volumes to or as directed in written instructions by the Reporter. On completion of each Bound Volume, the Publisher shall furnish the Commonwealth with up to seven hundred (700) copies thereof which the Publisher shall distribute as follows: (a) The Publisher shall, within thirty days following the date that binding is completed, distribute single copies to each of such State and municipal offices as the Reporter shall designate by written instructions. Such distribution shall be accomplished through the United States Postal Service or such other service as the Reporter shall approve by written instructions; (b) The Publisher shall deliver the remainder of the said copies to the Commonwealth at such location or locations in the city of Boston, not exceeding four such locations, as the Reporter shall designate by written instructions. (c) After delivery and distribution of the copies referred to in paragraph (a) of this Section 5.02, the Publisher shall undertake and have full charge of the sale at retail to the general public of the remaining copies of each Bound Volume and of prior volumes of both Series; shall take upon itself the calling to the attention of the Bar of Massachusetts and others who may be interested in such sale, by circular or otherwise, that they are for sale by the Commonwealth; and shall sell them to the public at a price no greater than that established in the Publisher's response to RFP2009. Shipping and handling charges are included in the price stated. (d) The Publisher shall, during the term of this Contract, print and keep in its inventory copies of all existing bound volumes of Massachusetts Reports and Massachusetts Appeals Court Reports in quantities sufficient to meet all reasonable current and future demands of persons seeking to purchase any of these Reports at the prices fixed by this Contract. (e) The Publ...
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Bound Volumes. The Company shall supply to the Placement ------------- Agent and its counsel at the Company's cost a total of five bound volumes each containing a full and comprehensive set of documents relating to the Offering. The Company shall deliver these bound volumes within a reasonable period after the Closing Date, not to exceed three months thereafter.
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Bound Volumes. The Company shall supply to the Placement Agent and the Placement Agent's counsel, at the Company's cost, not less than three bound volumes each of all relevant documents and other materials relating to the offering, the Closing, and related post-Closing materials.
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