Common use of Unpaid Fees Clause in Contracts

Unpaid Fees. ‌ When Equity or an Artist claims that fees, including additional services fees, remittances to Equity (see Clause 16:17), goods and services taxes and transportation costs of the Artist to the Point of Origin and return, have not been paid, or have only partially been paid when due, Equity shall have the right to require the Theatre to immediately pay , on behalf of the Artist, such sums as are claimed to be outstanding. Should the Theatre dispute such claim(s) it shall have recourse to the arbitration procedures of the CTA. Where the Theatre does not pay the outstanding sums claimed by Equity for non-payment or partial payment as outlined above, the Artist shall have the right to terminate immediately their contract with the Theatre, Equity consenting. However, upon application by the Theatre, Equity may grant a grace period not to exceed seven (7) days. Equity shall have an alternative right to pay to the Artist their Contractual Fee or other monies owing to them out of any security deposited by the Theatre. The Theatre agrees to replenish the security deposit upon receipt of a request from Equity. Should it finally be determined that the Theatre was not liable for payments claimed by Equity or monies paid to the Artist from the security deposit, then Equity shall be liable for the repayment of such monies to the Theatre on behalf of its members.

Unpaid Fees. ‌ When Equity or an Artist claims that fees, including additional services fees, remittances to Equity (see Clause 16:17), goods and services taxes and transportation costs of the Artist to the Point of Origin and return, have not been paid, or have only partially been paid when due, Equity shall have the right to require the Theatre to immediately pay pay, on behalf of the Artist, such sums as are claimed to be outstanding. Should the Theatre dispute such claim(s) it shall have recourse to the arbitration procedures of the CTAITA. Where the Theatre does not pay the outstanding sums claimed by Equity for non-payment or partial payment as outlined above, the Artist shall have the right to immediately terminate immediately their contract with the Theatre, Equity consenting. However, upon application by the Theatre, Equity may grant a grace period not to exceed seven (7) days. Equity shall have an alternative right to pay to the Artist their Contractual Fee or other monies owing to them out of any security deposited by the Theatre. The Theatre agrees to replenish the security deposit upon receipt of a request from Equity. Should it finally be determined that the Theatre was not liable for payments claimed by Equity or monies paid to the Artist from the security deposit, then Equity shall be liable for the repayment of such monies to the Theatre on behalf of its members.

Unpaid Fees. ‌ When Equity or an Artist claims that fees, including additional services fees, remittances to Equity (see Clause 16:17), goods and services taxes and transportation costs of the Artist to the Point point of Origin origin and return, have not been paid, or have only partially been paid when due, Equity shall have the right to require the Theatre to immediately pay forthwith, on behalf of the Artist, such sums as are claimed to be outstanding. Should the Theatre dispute such claim(s) it shall have recourse to the arbitration procedures of the CTAITA. Where the Theatre does not pay the outstanding sums claimed by Equity for non-payment or partial payment as outlined above, the Artist shall have the right to terminate immediately their forthwith his/her contract with the Theatre, Equity consenting. However, upon application by the Theatre, Equity may grant a grace period not to exceed seven (7) days. Equity shall have an alternative right to pay to the Artist their Contractual Fee his/her contractual fee or other monies owing to them him/her out of any security deposited by the Theatre. The Theatre agrees to replenish the security deposit upon receipt of a request from Equity. Should it finally be determined that the Theatre was not liable for payments claimed by Equity or monies paid to the Artist from the security deposit, then Equity shall be liable for the repayment of such monies to the Theatre on behalf of its members.

Unpaid Fees. ‌ When Equity or an Artist claims that fees, including additional services fees, remittances to Equity (see Clause 16:17), goods and services taxes and transportation costs of the Artist to the Point point of Origin origin and return, have not been paid, or have only partially been paid when due, Equity shall have the right to require the Theatre to immediately pay forthwith, on behalf of the Artist, such sums as are claimed to be outstanding. Should the Theatre dispute such claim(s) it shall have recourse to the arbitration procedures of the CTA. Where the Theatre does not pay the outstanding sums claimed by Equity for non-payment or partial payment as outlined above, the Artist shall have the right to terminate immediately their forthwith his/her contract with the Theatre, Equity consenting. However, upon application by the Theatre, Equity may grant a grace period not to exceed seven (7) days. Equity shall have an alternative right to pay to the Artist their Contractual Fee his/her contractual fee or other monies owing to them him/her out of any security deposited by the Theatre. The Theatre agrees to replenish the security deposit upon receipt of a request from Equity. Should it finally be determined that the Theatre was not liable for payments claimed by Equity or monies paid to the Artist from the security deposit, then Equity shall be liable for the repayment of such monies to the Theatre on behalf of its members.

Unpaid Fees. ‌ When Equity or an Artist claims that fees, including additional services feesovertime, remittances to Equity (see Clause 16:17)vacation pay, RRSP contributions, goods and services taxes taxes, insurance premiums and transportation costs of the Artist to the Point point of Origin origin and return, have not been paid, or have only partially been paid when due, Equity shall have the right to require the Theatre to immediately pay forthwith, on behalf of the Artist, such sums as are claimed to be outstanding. Should the Theatre dispute such claim(s) it shall have recourse to the arbitration procedures of the CTAthis Agreement. Where the Theatre does not pay the outstanding sums claimed by Equity for non-payment or partial payment as outlined above, the Artist shall have the right to terminate immediately their forthwith his/her contract with the Theatre, Equity consenting. However, upon application by the Theatre, Equity may grant a grace period not to exceed seven (7) days. Equity shall have an alternative right to pay to the Artist their Contractual Fee his/her contractual fee or other monies owing to them him/her out of any security deposited by the Theatre. The Theatre agrees to replenish the security deposit upon receipt of a request from Equity. Should it finally be determined that the Theatre was not liable for payments claimed by Equity or monies paid to the Artist from the security deposit, then Equity shall be liable for the repayment of such monies to the Theatre on behalf of its members.

Unpaid Fees. ‌ When Equity or an Artist claims that fees, including additional services feesovertime, remittances to Equity (see Clause 16:17)vacation pay, contributions, goods and services taxes taxes, insurance premiums and transportation costs of the Artist to the Point point of Origin origin and return, have not been paid, or have only partially been paid when due, Equity shall have the right to require the Theatre to immediately pay forthwith, on behalf of the Artist, such sums as are claimed to be outstanding. Should the Theatre dispute such claim(s) it shall have recourse to the arbitration procedures of the CTAthis Agreement. Where the Theatre does not pay the outstanding sums claimed by Equity for non-payment or partial payment as outlined above, the Artist shall have the right to terminate immediately their forthwith his/her contract with the Theatre, Equity consenting. However, upon application by the Theatre, Equity may grant a grace period not to exceed seven (7) days. Equity shall have an alternative right to pay to the Artist their Contractual Fee his/her contractual fee or other monies owing to them him/her out of any security deposited by the Theatre. The Theatre agrees to replenish the security deposit upon receipt of a request from Equity. Should it finally be determined that the Theatre was not liable for payments claimed by Equity or monies paid to the Artist from the security deposit, then Equity shall be liable for the repayment of such monies to the Theatre on behalf of its members.. Partial Week of Engagement The Theatre may engage the Artist for less than a full engagement week at the beginning and/or the end of the engagement period on the following terms:

Unpaid Fees. ‌ When Equity or an Artist claims that fees, including additional services fees, remittances to Equity (see Clause 16:17), goods and services taxes and transportation costs of the Artist to the Point of Origin and return, have not been paid, or have only partially been paid when due, Equity shall have the right to require the Theatre to immediately pay , on behalf of the Artist, such sums as are claimed to be outstanding. Should the Theatre dispute such claim(s) it shall have recourse to the arbitration procedures of the CTA. Where the Theatre does not pay the outstanding sums claimed by Equity for non-payment or partial payment as outlined above, the Artist shall have the right to terminate immediately their contract with the Theatre, Equity consenting. However, upon application by the Theatre, Equity may grant a grace period not to exceed seven (7) days. Equity shall have an alternative right to pay to the Artist their Contractual Fee or other monies owing to them out of any security deposited by the Theatre. The Theatre agrees to replenish the security deposit upon receipt of a request from Equity. Should it finally be determined that the Theatre was not liable for payments claimed by Equity or monies paid to the Artist from the security deposit, then Equity shall be liable for the repayment of such monies to the Theatre on behalf of its members.