Common use of Supplementary Compensation Clause in Contracts

Supplementary Compensation. The Xxxxxx shall not charge fees for performing any rites of the Church (for example, baptisms, marriages, funerals) for members of the Church. The Xxxxxx may, however, receive income from other sources, such as: • Sacramental services on behalf of persons not in any way related to the Church. • Fees and honoraria for professional services performed on personal time for groups unrelated to the Church.

Supplementary Compensation. The Xxxxxx shall not charge fees for performing any rites of the Church (for example, baptisms, marriages, funerals) for members of the Church. The Xxxxxx may, however, receive income from other sources, such as: • Sacramental services on behalf of persons not in any way related to the Church. • Fees and honoraria for professional services performed on personal time for groups unrelated to the Church.:

Supplementary Compensation. 1. The Xxxxxx shall not charge fees for performing any rites of the Church (for example, baptisms, marriages, funerals, etc.) for members of the Church. The Xxxxxx may, however, receive income from other sources, such as: • Sacramental services on behalf of persons including but not in any way related to the Church. • Fees and honoraria for professional services performed on personal time for groups unrelated to the Church.limited to:

Supplementary Compensation. The Xxxxxx shall not charge fees for performing any rites of the Church (for examplee.g., baptisms, marriages, and funerals) for members of the ChurchXXXXX, but may receive honoraria freely offered. The Xxxxxx may, however, may receive income from other sources, such as: • Sacramental services on behalf of persons sources not in any way related to the Church. • Fees Church such as fees and honoraria for professional services performed performed, or for sermons, books or articles prepared and published outside the parish, on personal time for groups unrelated to the ChurchXXXXX.