Common use of Time Limit in Lodging Clause in Contracts

Time Limit in Lodging. Should the Actor deem that the Actor has any claim against the Theatre under the Actor’s contract, the Actor shall present the same to Equity or to the Theatre within four weeks after the time when such claim shall have arisen unless the Actor shall give to Equity and to the Board of Arbitration a good and sufficient reason for any delay after such period of four weeks.

Time Limit in Lodging. Should the Actor deem that the Actor he has any claim against the Theatre under the Actor’s his contract, the Actor he shall present the same to Equity or to the Theatre within four weeks after the time when such claim shall have arisen unless the Actor he shall give to Equity Rule 11. CLAIMS Rule 12. CLOTHING AND COSTUMES and to the Board of Arbitration a good and sufficient reason for any delay after such period of four weeks.

Time Limit in Lodging. Should the Actor deem that the Actor has there is any claim against the Theatre Producer under the Actor’s 's contract, the said Actor shall present the same to Equity or to and the Theatre Producer within four weeks after the time when such claim shall have arisen unless the Actor shall give to Equity and or to the Board of Arbitration a good and sufficient reason for any delay after such period of four weeksthe four-week period.

Time Limit in Lodging. Should the Actor deem that the Actor he has any claim against the University and/or Theatre under the Actor’s his contract, the Actor shall present the same to Equity or to the University and/or Theatre within four weeks after the time when such claim shall have arisen unless the Actor shall give to Equity and to the Board of Arbitration a good and sufficient reason for any delay after such period of four weeks.