Patron Clause Samples
The 'Patron' clause defines the rights, responsibilities, or status of a party designated as the patron within an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines what the patron is entitled to, such as specific services, benefits, or recognition, and may also specify any obligations or limitations associated with this role. For example, in a sponsorship or donor agreement, the patron might be granted naming rights or special access in exchange for their support. The core function of this clause is to clearly establish the role and expectations of the patron, thereby preventing misunderstandings and ensuring both parties are aware of their respective commitments.
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Patron. The term “Patron” means, during a fiscal year, a Member to whom the Cooperative is obligated to allocate Capital Credits, which obligation existed before the Cooperative received payment for the Cooperative Service.
Patron. Any Idaho citizen 18 years of age or older. Serving younger patrons is at the discretion of the lending library.
Patron. “Patron” means any third party who accesses the Content or the Software through Licensee.
Patron. A person, firm or corporation who receives Licensee's communications service.
