Common use of Acceptance for Publication Clause in Contracts

Acceptance for Publication. 2.1 If the Publishers decide not to publish the Work, they will give the Editor their reasons in writing. The obligation to repay the Publishers any monies already paid to the Editor will depend on the Publishers’ reasons for not publishing the Work and may be discussed when the Agreement is terminated. 2.2 The reasons why the Publishers may decide not to publish the Work may include any of the following. (a) The Editor fails to deliver any item mentioned in Clause 1.2 by the Due Date, in which case (i) the Publishers may decline to publish the Work, and (ii) the Editor will, upon demand from the Publishers, return any royalty advance already paid under the terms of this Agreement by the Publishers and/or the Publishers may set off an amount against the royalties of other books contracted between the Editor and Publishers if necessary. (b) The Work is delivered, but either it or any part or Contribution contained in it does not conform to the scope or content of the specifications agreed, or to the academic standard that might reasonably be expected. In this event the Publishers will have the right to request the Editor to make revisions to the Work. If the Publishers consider that such revisions are unsatisfactory in form and content, or the Editor is unwilling to make such revisions, then the Publishers may terminate this Agreement with written notification, and the Editor will promptly repay to the Publishers any monies already paid by the Publishers to the Editor in connection with the Work. When the contract is terminated under Clause 2.2 (b) (this clause), all rights granted to the Publishers under clause 3.2 of this Agreement will revert to the Editor. (c) The Work delivered to the Publishers exceeds the agreed length by more than 5%. If so, the Publishers may either request the Editor to make the necessary reductions, or reduce the royalty rates specified in Clause 9 below by half on the first printing of the Work. (d) The Publishers consider it necessary to submit the Work for legal or other professional review, in which case acceptance of the Work will be conditional until any changes which may be requested by the Publishers as a result of such review have been made by the Editor and accepted by the Publishers in writing. (e) The Publishers have a reasonable basis to believe that the Editor has (i) breached the warranties or responsibilities contained in this Agreement and/or any other agreement with the Publishers and/or its affiliates and/or (ii) committed any act which brings or could be expected to bring the Work or Publishers into disrepute and/or is otherwise prejudicial to the Publishers’ interests.

Acceptance for Publication. 2.1 If the Publishers decide not to publish the Work, they will give the Editor their reasons in writing. The obligation to repay the Publishers any monies already paid to the Editor will depend on the Publishers’ reasons for not publishing the Work and may be discussed when the this Agreement is terminated. 2.2 The reasons why the Publishers may decide not to publish the Work may include any of the following. (a) The Editor fails to deliver any item mentioned in Clause 1.2 by the Due Date, in which case (i) the Publishers may decline to publish the Work, and (ii) the Editor will, upon demand from the Publishers, return any royalty advance already paid under the terms of this Agreement by the Publishers and/or the Publishers may set off an amount against the royalties of other books contracted between the Editor and Publishers if necessary. (b) The Work is delivered, but either it or any part or Contribution contained in it does not conform to the scope or content of the specifications agreed, or to the academic standard that might reasonably be expected. In this event the Publishers will have the right to request the Editor to make revisions to the Work. If the Publishers consider that such revisions are unsatisfactory in form and content, or the Editor is unwilling to make such revisions, then the Publishers may terminate this Agreement with written notification, and the Editor will promptly repay to the Publishers any monies already paid by the Publishers to the Editor in connection Editor Contract (UK) (v12/20) with the Work. When the contract is terminated under Clause 2.2 (b) (this clause), all rights granted to the Publishers under clause 3.2 of this Agreement will revert to the Editor. (c) The Work delivered to the Publishers exceeds the agreed length by more than 5%. If so, the Publishers may either request the Editor to make the necessary reductions, or reduce the royalty rates specified in Clause 9 below by half on the first printing of the Work. (d) The Publishers consider it necessary to submit the Work for legal or other professional review, in which case acceptance of the Work will be conditional until any changes which may be requested by the Publishers as a result of such review have been made by the Editor and accepted by the Publishers in writing. (e) The Publishers have a reasonable basis to believe that the Editor has (i) breached the warranties or responsibilities contained in this Agreement and/or any other agreement with the Publishers and/or its affiliates and/or (ii) committed any act which brings or could be expected to bring the Work or Publishers into disrepute and/or is otherwise prejudicial to the Publishers’ interests.

Acceptance for Publication. 2.1 If the Publishers decide not to publish the Work, they will give the Editor Institution their reasons in writing. The As further provided in Section 2.2, below, the obligation to repay the Publishers any monies already paid to the Editor Institution will depend on the Publishers’ reasons for not publishing the Work Work, and may be discussed when the Agreement is terminated. 2.2 The reasons why the Publishers may decide not to publish the Work may include any of the following. (a) The Editor Institution fails to deliver any item mentioned in Clause Section 1.2 by the Due Date, in which case (i) case the Publishers may decline to publish the Work, and (ii) have the Editor will, upon right to demand from the Publishers, return of any royalty advance already which has been paid under the terms of this Agreement by the Publishers and/or the Publishers may set off an amount against the royalties of other books contracted between the Editor Institution and Publishers if necessary. (b) The Work is delivered, but either it or any part or Contribution contained in it does not conform to the scope or content of the specifications agreed, or to the academic standard that might reasonably be expected. In this event the Publishers will have the right to request the Editor Institution to make revisions to the Work. If the Publishers consider that such revisions are unsatisfactory in form and content, or the Editor Institution is unwilling to make such revisions, then the Publishers may terminate this Agreement the contract with written notification, and the Editor Institution will promptly repay to the Publishers any monies already paid by the Publishers to the Editor Institution in connection with the Work. When the contract Agreement is terminated under Clause 2.2 (b) (this clause)terminated, and upon repayment by Institution of monies already paid to Institution by Publishers, all rights granted to the Publishers under clause 3.2 of in this Agreement will revert to the EditorInstitution. (c) The Work delivered to the Publishers exceeds the agreed length by more than 5%. If so, so the Publishers may either request the Editor Institution to make the necessary reductions, or reduce the royalty rates specified in Clause 9 Sections 9.1 (a) and 9.1 (b) below by half on the first printing of the Work. (d) The Publishers consider it necessary to submit the Work for legal or other professional review, in which case acceptance of the Work will be conditional until any changes which may be requested by the Publishers as a result of such review review, have been made by the Editor Institution and accepted by the Publishers in writing. (e) The Publishers have a reasonable basis to believe that the Editor has (i) breached the warranties or responsibilities contained in this Agreement and/or any other agreement with the Publishers and/or its affiliates and/or (ii) committed any act which brings or could be expected to bring the Work or Publishers into disrepute and/or is otherwise prejudicial to the Publishers’ interests.