CALIFORNIA STATION'S BARTER AND TRADE Sample Clauses

CALIFORNIA STATION'S BARTER AND TRADE. If the value of trade, barter and similar arrangements for the sale of advertising time for other than cash that are assumed by Chancellor under this Agreement is $50,000 (or more) greater than the value of the consideration to be received by Chancellor on or after the California LMA Commencement Date with respect to the California Station, ARS shall pay Chancellor the excess (other than the first $50,000) within 30 days after the California LMA Commencement Date.
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