C&A Clause Samples

C&A. A list of any and all C&As (“Exhibit G”).

C&A smaller than the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ instrument and the speed to be as .,1--,:; d-�"7..,,..-=··· ""~''�·°'7'7"-,... ---<--,.:, "'4 L.;_., --✓✓- ..,«cc,r.y/·,<-, =·J=-'•'4'~~6- great if not greater.5 January-June1870 151 It shall be constructed to print two lines on the strip of pa­ per, and all the parts to be clearly seen, and easily approached and the instrument to be easily taken out or put in an office, to have a superior inking apparatus, and the instrument to be worked with the same amount of battery as those used by the Gold & Stock Tel Co" if not less. All parts of the said instru­ ments to be made interchangeable, and the said invention to be clearly patentable in its combinations, and upon the com­ pletion of two instruments fully demonstrating the perfection of the instruments for the purpose designed, to the satisfac-' tion of the parties of the second part, the said part of the first part, agrees to prepare or have prepared an application for Letters Patent from the United states Government, and con­ vey by an assignment at the Patent office of the United states to the parties of the second part- Nine tenths (o/10) of the interest of the party of first part in said invention6 upon the following conditions to wit: The parties of the second part shall well and truly pay to the said party of the first part the sum of Seven (7000) thou­ sand dollars in full payment for the said nine tenths (1/10) when the Patent for the instrument above described shall have been allowed. by the Patent office.7 And the said party of the first part efthe fu:st � further agrees that he will lease to the said parties of the second part from the date of said Patent, the remaining one tenth interest in said invention for Seventeen years from the date of the patent for a sum not exceeding one dollar per annum. And the parties of the second part shall by a special agreement agree not to re = issue said patent during its validity or Seventeen years with out the consent of the party of the first part, and shall pay the bills for the construction of the two instruments above referred to not to exceed the sum of two hundred & fifty dollars. This Contract is assignable, and the agreements are oblig­ atory upon the heirs or assigns of the parties herewithunto. In witness whereof the parties have hereunto set their hands & seals the day and year aforesaid