Proof Reading Sample Clauses

Proof Reading. 4.2.1 The Author shall be entitled and obliged to proof-read the materials that are to be published prior to publication. The Author shall after the examination return the proof to the Music Publisher. If the proof is not returned to the Music Publisher, the Music Publisher shall after notice in writing to the Author be entitled to consider the proof accepted. 4.2.2 If the Author, after the proof-read Work has been submitted to the Music Publisher, changes the Work to such an extent that the cost of the corrections exceeds 10% of the production cost already incurred at that time, the Music Publisher shall be entitled to require that the Author bear the excess cost.
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Proof Reading. To be arranged by the Contractor. Parish Council articles to be factually
Proof Reading. Identify the error in the following sentences and write the correction. 1. We were hurrying quickly to the store when mother arrived. 2. In my village their is a lack of entertainment facilities for young people. 3. Some of them have frequently forgot to bring their books. 4. Even though it was raining but I did not take an umbrella.
Proof Reading. No responsibility shall be accepted for any errors in proof which have been submitted to and approved by the purchaser.
Proof Reading. (a) Every care will be taken by DMW to carry out the instructions of the Client. (b) The Client is responsible to undertake a final proof reading of all Content and Advertising prior to publishing. (c) DMW will not be liable for any errors not corrected by the Client in the final proof reading. (d) Should the Client alter the Content or Advertising and require DMW to undertake additional proofs, this may be invoiced as an extra in accordance with clause 3.
Proof Reading. (a) Whilst every care is taken by SEO WL to carry out the instructions of the Customer, it is the Customer’s responsibility to undertake proof reading and provide feedback (where necessary) via Dropbox which provides regular, possibly daily contact. SEO WL shall be under no liability whatever for any errors not corrected by the Customer during the proof reading stages, and: (i) should the Customer’s alterations require additional proofs this shall be invoiced as an extra; (ii) if, at any stage the Customer is unhappy with the direction the Services are taking, the Customer can cancel this agreement and pay SEO WL for work completed and where more than fifty percent (50%) of work has been performed or contract completed, the Customer shall be required to pay the amount of the Contract in full. (b) When style, type or layout is left to SEO WL’s judgement and the Customer makes further alterations, this will be invoiced as an extra.
Proof Reading. (a) Whilst every care is taken by HiHo to carry out the instructions of the Customer, it is the Customer’s responsibility to undertake proof reading and provide feedback (where necessary). HiHo shall be under no liability whatsoever for any errors not corrected by the Customer during the proof reading stages, and: (i) should the Customer’s alterations require additional proofs this shall be invoiced as an extra; (ii) if, at any stage the Customer is unhappy with the direction the Services are taking, the Customer can cancel this Contract and pay HiHo for work completed up to that date of cancellation. (b) When style, type or layout is left to HiHo’s judgement and the Customer makes further alterations, this will be invoiced as an extra. (c) HiHo will make one (1) set of minor changes at no extra cost within fourteen (14) days of the review period. Minor changes include small text changes and small adjustments to placement of items on the artwork. It does not include changes to images, colour schemes, or any navigation features. Any minor changes need to be notified to HiHo via email. (d) Should the Customer fail to notify HiHo in writing of any amendments within fourteen (14) days from the commencement of the review period, HiHo shall deem that the original draft as being acceptable.
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