D&PL REPORTS AND PAYMENTS Sample Clauses

D&PL REPORTS AND PAYMENTS. (a) On or before the 10th day of each month, D&PL shall submit to SYNGENTA a report that summarizes, by PRICING REGION to the extent then known by D&PL, (i) the gross TECHNOLOGY FEES associated with UNITS of particular cultivars of LICENSED COMMERCIAL SEED, if any, shipped by D&PL and its sublicensees during the immediately preceding month, and (ii) cash payments, discounts and any other adjustments to gross TECHNOLOGY FEES which were approved for payment or issuance during the immediately preceding month that are deductible in determining NET TECHNOLOGY FEE REVENUE.
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