Common use of Restrictions and Exclusions Clause in Contracts

Restrictions and Exclusions. 3.1 The grant under clause 2 is subject to the Licensee: (a) paying the Licence Fees in accordance with the agreement; (b) distributing and selling Authorised Videos only for the Purpose; (c) ensuring that the Authorised Video contains no advertising or promotional material or any material designed to encourage the purchase, use or support of particular goods or services; (d) making no more than the number of Authorised Video copies as permitted under the selected licence category. 3.2 The grant under clause 2 does not include or authorise: (a) the right to upload to or make available on any social media platform any Authorised Video, APRA Work, AMCOS Work or ARIA Recording; (b) the right to record a staged event (including a play, ballet or opera) whether or not the right to perform the musical works in public was controlled by APRA; or (c) the right to record a staged event (including a play, ballet or opera)whether or not the right to perform the sound recordings in public was obtained; (d) the right to perform (including by way of exhibition or screening) an Authorised Videos in public; (e) the communication or reproduction of any musical work in association with new or substituted lyrics; (f) the communication or reproduction of any music videos; (g) the communication or reproduction of any musical work in graphic form; (h) the reproduction of any AMCOS Work or ARIA Recording into an advertisement; (i) the reproduction of any ARIA Recording in any way where it could be inferred that there is an association between the Licensee and the ARIA Recording and/or the artist who performed the ARIA Recording; (j) the reproduction or communication of any audio-only material; (k) the making of an adaptation or parody of any work; or (l) the communication of any grand right work or any choral work more than 20 minutes duration in its entirety. 3.3 Nothing in this agreement constitutes a consent by the authors of works in relation to any act or omission contrary to their moral rights.