Subsidiary Rights definition

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Subsidiary Rights means any options or warrants to acquire Subsidiary Common Stock.

Subsidiary Rights means all foreign language licensing (i.e. translation rights) of the Works in all print formats (e.g. hardcover, paperback, mass market), as well as all digital formats (e.g. audio and electronic books “ebooks”). Foreign language licensing includes English language reprint licensing, applicable primarily in India, Indonesia, and Malaysia, in which the English In a few countries, "English reprint rights" are sold and do not interfere with the original English edition of the book. For example, when we license English reprint rights in India, the new language reprint is a lower-priced retail edition that does not compete with the original edition throughout the Territory. The Subsidiary Rights shall be for all editions of the Work published by or to be published by the Publisher during the term of this Agreement. This Agreement does not cover any other subsidiary rights (e.g. film, tv, etc). edition is published in British English and produced on cheaper paper and cover stock in order to make the book affordable to the vast majority of readers in that market.

Examples of Subsidiary Rights in a sentence

For a first-class production, upon vesting as set forth in the APC, Producer shall be entitled to a customary participation in Subsidiary Rights (as defined in the APC).
Any such penalties shall be paid to the Equity-LORT Subsidiary Rights Trust Fund.
The Theatre, for each week of failure to file the reports, shall pay to the Equity-LORT Subsidiary Rights Trust Fund the sum of $25.00.
The Publisher will provide the Author with copies of any Subsidiary Rights licenses granted to third parties under this Book Publishing Agreement.
Publisher agrees that Agent shall have exclusive rights to sell the Subsidiary Rights listed in Section 1(b) on his/her behalf.
The Owner may deduct, from any progress payment, such amounts as may be retained pursuant to section 13.3.
Subsidiary Rights The Society shall possess no subsidiary rights in the Work.
Subsidiary Rights shall only exclude those rights specifically granted to us pursuant to this Agreement with respect to the Masters and Compositions and only for so long as we retain those rights.
Producer or Producer's designee shall have a similar inspection and copying right with respect to books and records pertaining to the Authors' disposition of Subsidiary Rights in the Play.
Target owns or is licensed the exclusive (i) rights to license, exhibit and exploit each of the titles of the Target Programs in all mediums, and (ii) Ancillary and Subsidiary Rights in connection with any of the foregoing, in each case worldwide and for the applicable term of copyright.

More Definitions of Subsidiary Rights

Subsidiary Rights means the subsidiary rights listed above and all other rights in the work that you have granted to us, except the rights granted to us to publish and sell the English language version of the work in print and digital form. The royalties or other income we pay to you from the exercise or disposition of such subsidiary rights are set forth in Paragraph 12 below.

Subsidiary Rights means any options, warrants, convertible securities, subscriptions, share appreciation rights, phantom share plans or share equivalents or other rights, agreements, arrangements or commitments (contingent or otherwise) of any character issued or authorized by the Company or any Subsidiary of the Company relating to the issued or unissued share capital of the Subsidiaries of the Company or obligating the Company or any of its Subsidiaries to issue or sell any shares of, or options, warrants, convertible securities, subscriptions or other equity interests in, any Subsidiary of the Company.

Subsidiary Rights means worldwide live stage dramatico-musical performances of any kind (e.g., stock and amateur performances mentioned in the first sentence of this subsection), motion picture, television, and other audiovisual rights in the Play if and at such time as said rights may be allowed to be exploited, radio rights, cast/concept albums, and any other rights defined as Subsidiary Rights under the APC, provided that Subsidiary Rights shall not include proceeds from “Music Publishing Rights” (which are retained by the composer/lyricist). For the purpose of clarity, Authors shall have no right to exploit Subsidiary Rights and Producer shall have sole control over any and all Subsidiary Rights dispositions.

Subsidiary Rights means further rights to the Work, granted by the Author;

Subsidiary Rights means worldwide dramatico-musical stage production rights, including, without limitation, foreign language performances, first-class performances, second-class performances, amateur performances, stock performances (e.g., performances at regional theaters, repertory theaters, non-profit theaters, resident theaters, university resident theaters and dinner theaters), condensed performances, concert-form versions, revival performances, opera versions based upon the Play, merchandising rights (e.g., wearing apparel, toys, games, figures, dolls, novelties, greeting cards and other physical properties representing a character in the Play or the use of the name, characters, or title of the Play), publishing rights with respect to the book of the Play, media production rights (e.g., motion pictures, television programs, video cassette/disc productions, Internet productions, and all other audio and/or visual productions related to or based upon the Play in any and all media, whether now known or hereafter developed) and all other subsidiary rights with respect to the Play in any and all media, whether now known or hereafter developed. Subsidiary Rights shall only exclude those rights specifically granted to us pursuant to this Agreement with respect to the Masters and Compositions and only for so long as we retain those rights. Net Profits shall be computed, defined, accounted for and paid on a basis which is no less favorable than that applicable to any other investor in the Play (but no less frequently than quarterly in any event). You shall maintain (and use reasonable efforts to cause all applicable third parties to maintain) true and complete books and records of account in connection with the Play (and you shall not dispose of any such books or records until at least 3 years after the delivery to us of each respective statement furnished to us). We shall have the right to have a certified public accountant examine, inspect and audit such books and records and other material pertaining to the Play and payments to us hereunder (at the offices in the United States where you maintain those books and records), and to make copies and extracts thereof, at any time during regular business hours and upon 14 days prior notice to you, at our sole expense (but no more frequently than once during each one-year period). Each accounting shall constitute an account stated unless we give you notice stating the basis for our objection within three (3) years after the date such...