ATL Clause Samples
The "ATL" clause, commonly referring to "Above the Line," defines which costs or expenses are included in a specific category for budgeting or accounting purposes, typically in film, television, or other project-based industries. It usually applies to major creative costs such as director, producer, lead actors, and script rights, distinguishing them from operational or technical expenses. By clearly separating these high-level creative costs from other expenditures, the clause ensures transparency in budgeting and helps manage financial expectations for all parties involved.
ATL. All arrivals must be established on the STAR prior to the TCP.
ATL. Except as set forth in subsection (ii) below, prior to the launch of any Product, ATL will prepare a global integrated Product plan outlining the key aspects of market launch and commercialization (the “Integrated Product Plan” or “IPP”). Each IPP will be updated annually in accordance with ATL’s internal planning and budgeting process. ATL will provide ISIS a copy of the final draft of each IPP (original and updates) for each Major Market. Each IPP will also include appropriate milestones and the dates upon which such milestones must be met by ATL.
ATL. Sounding Co., 602 F.3d 113, 124 (2d Cir. 2010). ▇▇▇▇▇▇ contends that the instant dispute is not subject to arbitration because (1) the April 2022 lease extension agreement, which he argues is the operative agreement, does not contain an arbitration clause; (2) if the Lease’s terms apply, the parties’ dispute falls within a carveout to the Lease’s arbitration clause; and (3) enforcement of the arbitration clause in this action would render the provision unconscionable.
ATL. Sounding Co., Inc., 602 F.3d 113, 124 (2d Cir.2010) (citing Green Tree Fin. Corp.-Ala. ▇.
ATL. CO. Approved sale of 7.6% stake in Haryana Orbital Rail Corp. for RS.1.15B.