Commercial Arrangement definition

Commercial Arrangement means any contract governed by private law or other instrument with equivalent effect.
Commercial Arrangement means an agreement or arrangement under which a licensee, an independent producer or a presenter agrees with a third party to endorse or feature the third party’s products or services in a factual program in exchange for consideration. For the avoidance of doubt, the free provision of a product or service for review is not a commercial arrangement.
Commercial Arrangement has the meaning set forth in Section 5.09(f).

Examples of Commercial Arrangement in a sentence

  • Nothing herein shall alter or affect any confidentiality provisions of any of the Ancillary Agreements, or any Commercial Arrangement.

  • The term Affiliated Operations also includes that category of valuable products or services provided other than in a Commercial Arrangement by an Affiliate to the Company (or any of its Controlled Entities) or by the Company (or any of its Controlled Entities) to any Affiliate.

  • The Companies and Verano shall use commercially reasonable efforts to obtain applicable state regulatory approvals to the extent required for each Commercial Arrangement.

  • Consider a case where L > &Di, i = 1; 2: In this case, both PEsí proÖts are too low relative to the litigation cost to make litigation proÖtable for the NPE when dealing with them in isolation.

  • The Company and Harvest shall use commercially reasonable efforts to obtain applicable state regulatory approvals to the extent required for each necessary Commercial Arrangements, and each Commercial Arrangement shall comply with applicable state Law in the relevant jurisdictions and the obligations of the Companies shall be limited to those otherwise required to manage and operate the Company Business in accordance with the applicable Company Cannabis Permit in the states in which they operate.


More Definitions of Commercial Arrangement

Commercial Arrangement has the meaning set forth in Section 8.04(a).
Commercial Arrangement means the transactions contemplated by the Collaboration Documents.
Commercial Arrangement means a binding legal agreement between a carriage service provider and a copyright owner regarding the steps the carriage service provider will take in response to a notice of an infringement occurring using the carriage service provider’s services. New Reg 20BAFor the definition of industry scheme in section 101(6) of the Act, an industry scheme is one that:
Commercial Arrangement means an arrangement under which you receivereferrals of business from, and/or share your fees with, another person, business or organisation, including not-for-profit organisations;
Commercial Arrangement means any form of bi-lateral agreement entered into between ADWEC and a Non-Abu Dhabi Entity to procure and sell electricity and/or water outside the Emirate of Abu Dhabi.
Commercial Arrangement means a binding legal agreement between a carriage service provider and a copyright owner regarding the steps the carriage service provider will take in response to a notice of an infringement occurring using the carriage service provider’s services. New Reg 20BAFor the definition of industry scheme in section 101(6) of the Act, an industry scheme is one that:is developed by consultation between the Attorney General or his or her appointee and a range of copyright owners or copyright owner groups, carriage service providers and any other stakeholders that the Attorney General or his or her appointee considers should be consulted, and must be approved by the Attorney General; andmeets the following prescribed requirements: [MRA submits that the US CCI program contains elements which could act as a guide for the elements of the prescribed requirements]. In this way, ISPs which have been placed on notice are incentivised to either: act to prevent the doing (or continuation) of an infringing act using its services; or_______________________________
Commercial Arrangement means the terms and conditions of Contract between the