Performing Right definition

Performing Right means that part of the rights of copyright being the performing rights in relation to a musical work and including:

Performing Right. “Film Synchronisation Right”,“Performance” and “perform” shall have the meanings respectively given to them in the Company’s Articles of Association.

Performing Right in relation to any work means the right to perform the work in public and the right to broadcast the work excluding the right in any work which has been previously assigned to any society in any country whose principal object is to administer the said right.

Examples of Performing Right in a sentence

• You must ensure that we hold relevant licences under Performing Right Society (PRS) and the Phonographic Performance Licence (PPL) or, where appropriate, you must hold such licence(s).

• The hirer shall ensure that the Village Hall holds relevant licences under Performing Right Society (PRS) and the Phonographic Performance Licence (PPL) or, where appropriate, the hirer holds a licence.

• The right to exercise in respect of any musical compositions and lyrics which are specially commissioned or created for the Programme(s) any and all rights therein acquired from the composer (subject always to the rights of any applicable collecting societies such as the Performing Right Society) to the extent that such are not relevant to exploitation of the Programme(s) itself.

• The Hirer shall ensure that the Village Hall holds relevant licences under Performing Right Society (PRS) and the Phonographic Performance Licence (PPL) or, where appropriate, the hirer holds a licence.

• Particular attention is drawn to the Performing Right Society and the Phonographic Performance Limited.

More Definitions of Performing Right

Performing Right means, in respect of any work:

Performing Right. “Film Synchronisation Right”,“Performance” and “perform” shall have the meanings respectively given to them in the Company's Constitution.

Performing Right means and include, subject to the exceptions set out below, the rights in relation to a copyright work of performing in public, broadcasting (including televising), and causing to be communicated or transmitted to the public other than by way of performing in public or broadcasting but including transmission to subscribers to a diffusion service, in all parts of the world, by any means and in any manner whatsoever, and the right of authorising any of the said acts, but shall not include the right of performing in public, broadcasting (or televising), or causing to be communicated or transmitted to the public other than by way of performing in public or broadcasting but including transmission to subscribers to a diffusion service or of authorising any of the said acts, in relation to any of the following classes of works performed in the following manner, unless performed by means of a cinematograph film:

Performing Right means, in relation to a musical work, the rights set out in section 40(1)(a)-(d) of the Copyright and Related Rights Act 2000 namely the rights of:

Performing Right means and includes the right of performing in public, public broadcasting, communicating to the public and causing to be transmitted in a diffusion service, in all parts of the world, by any means and in any manner whatsoever, all works or parts thereof and this includes all the rights enumerated in the Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Act Cap 68:02 and includes:The right to grant or refuse authorisation for cable retransmission of a broadcast or cable programme from another Country in which the musical work is included, as all of same are described or defined in the Act, and insofar as the above mentioned rights exist under the law in force from time to time relating to copyright in the Country, and includes such corresponding or similar rights as subsist under the laws relating to copyright in the Country and in all other countries in the world as are in force from time to time.

Performing Right means and include for the purpose of this agreement the rights to- (a) perform the music in public; (b) broadcast the music; (c) cause the music to be transmitted to subscribers to a diffusion service; and (d) authorise other persons to do any of the above acts in relation to the music;

Performing Right means that part of the rights of copyright being the per- forming rights in relation to a musical work and including