Common use of Late Reporting Clause in Contracts

Late Reporting. 7.1 The following provision applies where the Licensee has: (a) failed to deliver prior to the required date Music Usage Information for the Licensed Service; or (b) delivered such Music Usage Information prior to the required date, but it contains any omission or error of whatsoever nature (by way of example only, Repertoire Works having been omitted therefrom or incorrectly or misleadingly named, or the duration of any Repertoire Works having been under- reported) which is material and the Licensee has failed to give notice in writing to the Licensors correcting the omission or error by the date upon which such reporting should have been provided. 7.2 In such circumstances (and without prejudice to any other rights which either or both Licensors may have against the Licensee) if one or both of the Licensors has distributed some (or all) royalties received (excluding any commission) to Members and/or Associated Societies based on the usage data supplied, but, as a result of clause 7.1(a) or

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: License Agreement, License Agreement, License Agreement

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