Common use of COVER Clause in Contracts

COVER. A “Cover” is an Artist who is contracted and paid a retainer as negotiated between the Artist and the Engager to be available to replace a contracted Artist who is unable to perform. A Cover may not be required to rehearse or perform unless signed to a COA Engagement Contract.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Canadian Opera Agreement, Canadian Opera Agreement, Canadian Opera Agreement

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COVER. A "Cover" is an Artist who is contracted and paid a retainer as negotiated between the Artist and the Engager to be available to replace a contracted Artist who is unable to perform. A Cover may not be required to rehearse or perform unless signed to a COA Engagement Contractan Equity contract.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Vancouver Opera Agreement

COVER. A "Cover" is an Artist who is contracted and paid a retainer as negotiated between the Artist and the Engager to be available to replace a contracted Artist who is unable to perform. A Cover may not be required to rehearse or perform unless signed to a COA Engagement Contract.an Equity contract.‌

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Vancouver Opera Agreement

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COVER. A “Cover” is an Artist who is contracted and paid a retainer as negotiated between the Artist and the Engager to be available to replace a contracted Artist who is unable to perform. A Cover may not be required to rehearse or perform unless signed to a COA Engagement Contractan Equity contract.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Canadian Opera Agreement

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