Performing Rights Copyright and Moral Right of any Author of Any Work Sample Clauses

Performing Rights Copyright and Moral Right of any Author of Any Work. The Hirer shall not infringe or breach the permit or suffer to be infringed or breached any copyright or performing right or any other protected right in connection directly or indirectly with the agreed use and the Hirer must produce evidence of the necessary authorities / consents from the copyright owner and the author of the work (if different from the copyright owner) in relation to any activity which uses other works and the intellectual property in those other works vests in another party or another party was the author of those works. Further, the payment of all or any royalties to the Australian Performing Right Association or any other like bodies or to any person entitled to be paid royalties shall be the obligation of the Hirer and the Hirer undertakes to pay such royalties promptly as they fall due;
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Performing Rights Copyright and Moral Right of any Author of Any Work. The Hirer shall not infringe or breach or permit or suffer to be infringed or breached any copyright, moral right, or performing or any other intellectual property right in connection directly or indirectly with the Agreed Use. If the Hirer provides material to the Glasshouse for the purposes of Glasshouse marketing an Activity, the Hirer warrants that the supply of such material shall not breach any copyright, moral right, performing or other intellectual property right. The Hirer must produce evidence of the necessary authorities / consents from the owner of any copyright or other intellectual property right and the author of the work to be performed (if different from the copyright owner) of any material supplied to the Glasshouse or for any Activity which uses works (other than those where all intellectual property is owned by the Hirer) and the intellectual property in those other works vests in another party. The Hirer indemnifies the Glasshouse and Port Macquarie-Hastings Council against any loss incurred by it as a consequence of the Hirer providing material to the Glasshouse or undertaking any Activity in breach of any copyright, moral right, performing or intellectual property right. Without limitation to this indemnity, the Hirer must promptly pay all or any royalties to the Australian Performing Right Association or any other like bodies or to any person entitled to be paid royalties as they fall due.

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  • INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS - DATA RIGHTS A. Data produced under this Annex which is subject to paragraph C. of the Intellectual Property Rights - Data Rights Article of the Umbrella Agreement will be protected for the period of one year.

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