Common use of CENSORSHIP Clause in Contracts

CENSORSHIP. If the board of film censors in the Territory should not consent exhibition of the Picture in the Territory, then Licensee shall do its best endeavours to obtain a favourable ruling by the board of film censors in the Territory. If a favourable ruling should not be reached within 3 (three) months after delivery of the Technical Material, then Licensee shall provide Licensor with all documents in the English language (or translated into the English language), giving evidence of the impossibility to show the Picture in the Territory due to censorship. In this event, Licensee shall be entitled only to reimbursement of the allocated portion of MG for theatrical rights and shall not claim any damage. If Licensee should notify Licensor of an unfavourable ruling by the board of film censors in the Territory later than 3 (three) months after delivery of the Technical Material, then Licensor shall request Licensee to file a suit for appeal to the unfavourable ruling, and Licensee shall be bound thereby, without prejudice for Licensor’s right to damages if Licensee should delay said appeal. If no appeal should be possible according to the laws and regulations in the Territory or, if the unfavourable ruling should be confirmed on appeal and Licensor shall reimburse the allocated portion of the MG for theatrical rights to Licensee, with no other damages being payable to or claimable by Licensee whatsoever which waives any right to seek damages.

CENSORSHIP. If Should the board of film censors in the Territory should not consent exhibition of the Picture Picture(s)(s) in the Territory, then Licensee shall do its best endeavours endeavors to obtain a favourable favorable ruling by the board of film censors in the Territory. If a favourable favorable ruling should is not be reached within 3 three (three3) months after delivery of the Technical Material, then Materials the Licensee shall provide Licensor with all documents in the documents, and an English or French or Italian language (or translated into the English language)translation of said documents, giving evidence of the impossibility to show the Picture Picture(s) in the Territory due to censorship. In this event, Licensee event this Agreement shall be entitled only terminated and Licensor shall reimburse the Advance to reimbursement of the allocated portion of MG for theatrical rights and shall not claim any damageLicensee, no other damages being payable to or claimable by Licensee whatsoever. If Should Licensee should notify Licensor of an unfavourable unfavorable ruling by the board of film censors in the Territory later than 3 three (three3) months after delivery Delivery of Materials, the Technical Material, then Licensor shall request Licensee to file a suit for suite form appeal to the unfavourable unfavorable ruling, and Licensee shall be bound thereby, thereby without prejudice for the Licensor’s 's right to damages if damage, in the event Licensee should delay delays said appeal. If no appeal should be is possible according to the laws and regulations in the Territory or, or if the unfavourable unfavorable ruling should be is confirmed on appeal appeal, then this Agreement shall be terminated and Licensor shall reimburse the allocated portion of the MG for theatrical rights Advance to Licensee, with no other damages being payable to or claimable by Licensee whatsoever which waives whatsoever. For the avoidance of doubt, if the cuts required on the Picture(s)(s) by the board of film censors in the Territory exceed 25% (twenty five percent) of the total length of the Picture(s)(s), Licensee may regard the showing of the Picture(s)(s) in the Territory as impossible due censorship. Licensee shall pay all expenses pertaining to rating certificate to be obtained from the board of film censors in the Territory. Unless otherwise specified in the Deal Terms, the rating certificate shall be required for the original version of the Picture(s)(s) and Licensee shall be solely responsible for having submitted a dubbed or subtitled version of the Picture(s)(s) and for any right to seek damagessubsequent alterations made arising from said submission.

CENSORSHIP. If the board of film censors in the Territory should not consent exhibition of the Picture in the Territory, then Licensee shall do its best endeavours to obtain a favourable ruling by the board of film censors in the Territory. If a favourable ruling should not be reached within 3 (three) months after delivery of the Technical Material, then Licensee shall provide Licensor with all documents in the English language (or translated into the English language), giving evidence of the impossibility to show the Picture in the Territory due to censorship. In this event, Licensee shall be entitled only to reimbursement of the allocated portion of MG for theatrical rights and shall not claim any damage. If Licensee should notify Licensor of an unfavourable ruling by the board of film censors in the Territory later than 3 (three) months after delivery of the Technical Material, then Licensor shall request Licensee to file a suit for appeal to the unfavourable ruling, and Licensee shall be bound thereby, without prejudice for Licensor’s right to damages if Licensee should delay said appeal. If no appeal should be possible according to the laws and regulations in the Territory or, if the unfavourable ruling should be confirmed on appeal and Licensor shall reimburse the allocated portion of the MG for theatrical rights to Licensee, with no other damages being payable to or claimable by Licensee whatsoever which waives any right to seek damages. Should Licensee be entitled to enter into sublicense agreements for the rights granted herein, said sublicense agreements shall not authorise the exploitation of the rights to the Picture for a longer period of time than the License Period as set forth under Article 6 of the Special Terms and Conditions hereto.