Examples of Advance Royalty Payment in a sentence
Licensee may credit the Advance Royalty Payment and Royalty payments made to NFLP during each Fiscal Year to the Minimum Royalty Guarantee for the corresponding Fiscal Year only.
Licensee may not credit such amounts to the Advance Royalty Payment, Minimum Royalty Guarantee or any other payment required under this License for any other Fiscal Year.
Regardless of whether any sales occur during any Fiscal Year, Licensee shall also pay NFLP the applicable Advance Royalty Payment and Minimum Royalty Guarantee for each Fiscal Year during the Term.
If NFLP terminates this License, for the Fiscal Year in which termination occurs ("Termination Fiscal Year") Licensee shall pay NFLP the Royalty on all sales of the Licensed Products made during the Termination Fiscal Year or a pro rated portion of the Minimum Royalty Guarantee owed in excess of the Advance Royalty Payment ("Termination Guarantee"), whichever is greater.
If the Term Sheet assigns a per-product Advance Royalty Payment and Minimum Royalty Guarantee, then Licensee may only credit the Advance Royalty Payment for such product and Royalty payments from the sales of such product toward the corresponding Minimum Royalty Guarantee for such product in the corresponding Fiscal Year.
The Company may exercise the Option to acquire 100% interest, subject to annual advance minimum royalty payments and a 2% retained royalty, in the Property by requesting title transfer in writing upon having completed US$400,000 in Advance Royalty Payment to the Vendor.
The remaining investments were required to maintain the ability of the system to deliver services.
These payments are tied, based on an agreed formula not to exceed US$120,000 per year, to the average vanadium pentoxide price of the prior year (each an "Advance Royalty Payment").
As at July 31, 2014, accounts payable and accrued liabilities included US$250,000 ($272,600) related to the Advance Royalty Payment.
In connection with the Joint Venture Agreement, the licensor shall have the right and obligation to convert its share in the equity of the Joint Venture into common shares of the Company, if and when the Company becomes a publicly traded company, at which time, the remaining Advance Royalty Payment will be deemed to have been converted and no further obligation from the Company will exist.