Common use of RIDER Clause in Contracts

RIDER. The standard CTA Engagement Contract may be designated a Run-of-the-Play CTA Engagement Contract by the addition of a rider which stipulates: The Theatre and the Artist agree that this CTA Engagement Contract is designated as a Run-of-the-Play CTA Engagement Contract pursuant to the provisions of Clauses 35:02, 35:11, 38:08, 38:11, and 38:15(C). CTA Engagement Contracts which do not contain this wording will not be accepted as Run-of-the-Play CTA Engagement Contracts.

RIDER. The standard CTA Engagement Contract may be designated as a Run-of-the-Play Guaranteed CTA Engagement Contract by the addition of a rider which stipulates: The Theatre and the Artist agree that this CTA Engagement Contract is designated as a Run-of-the-Play Guaranteed CTA Engagement Contract pursuant to the provisions of Clauses 35:0235:03, 35:11, 38:0838:09, 38:11, and 38:15(C)) of the CTA. CTA Engagement Contracts which do not contain this wording will not be accepted as Run-of-the-Play Guaranteed CTA Engagement Contracts.

RIDER. ‌ The standard CTA Engagement Contract may be designated as a Run-of-the-Play Guaranteed CTA Engagement Contract by the addition of a rider which stipulates: The Theatre and the Artist agree that this CTA Engagement Contract is designated as a Run-of-the-Play Guaranteed CTA Engagement Contract pursuant to the provisions of Clauses 35:0235:03, 35:11, 38:0838:09, 38:11, and 38:15(C)) of the CTA. CTA Engagement Contracts which do not contain this wording will not be accepted as Run-of-the-Play Guaranteed CTA Engagement Contracts.