Spillover Sample Clauses

Spillover. Licensor and the Company acknowledge and agree that the accidental or de minimis "spillover" into the Territory of transmissions to Licensor customers outside of the Territory will not be a breach of the grant of rights hereunder and that the accidental or de minimis "spillover" outside of the Territory of transmissions to Company customers inside the Territory will not be a breach of the grant of rights hereunder.
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Spillover. Notwithstanding the definition of Territory, Playboy understands and agrees that the Signals, when transmitted from a satellite, may extend beyond the geographic boundaries of the Territory and that such ‘spill-over,’ in and of itself, shall not constitute a breach of this Lease; provided that TESC does not knowingly authorize the receipt of the Services outside the Territory.
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Spillover. DISH’s satellite broadcast of the Licensed Picture(s) is intended to be distributed only within the Territory, however Licensor understands and agrees that the broadcast signal may spill over outside and beyond such geographic boundaries (e.g., into Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean) and agrees that any such spillover, in and of itself, shall not constitute a Territorial Breach, Security Breach or any other type of breach of this Agreement; provided, that DISH does not derive any revenue from or knowingly authorize, promote or market, expressly or implicitly, any viewing of any Licensed Picture in such spillover areas and, provided, further, that DISH indemnifies Licensor for any third party liability incurred as a result thereof.
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Spillover. Licensee acknowledges that transmissions of the Licensed Pictures originating outside the Territory may be received by television sets located in the Territory and agrees that such reception shall not constitute a breach of this Agreement. LGL\1636778 v2E TMP 06-20-18 nan na General Terms to International TV Exhibition License Agreement - ■o s e r i i ^ e i i i i -6-
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