Ancillary Rights definition

Ancillary Rights means, in each case with respect to the relevant Seller Receivable:

Ancillary Rights means (i) any and all rights to film, tape, photograph, capture, overhear, collect or record, and to simultaneously or thereafter reproduce, broadcast, transmit or distribute, by any means, process, medium or device, whether or not currently in existence, all images, sounds and electronic data generated during and in connection with the Events, and (ii) any and all copyrights and all other intellectual property and proprietary rights worldwide in and to such images, sounds and electronic data, any recording, broadcast or transmission thereof, and any work derived therefrom, provided, however, that “Ancillary Rights” does not include “Live Broadcast Rights” or rights in or to NASCAR Intellectual Property or Third Party Marks, but shall include rights in or to a live transmission pursuant to a specialty subscription cable package or product of one or more Events (such as pay-per-view or the like).

Ancillary Rights means, in relation to a Purchased Receivable, all remedies for enforcing the same including, for the avoidance of doubt and without limitation:

Examples of Ancillary Rights in a sentence

• Upon conclusion of a Single Purchase Agreement, you and eBay Sarl reiterate the assignment of the relevant receivable identified through the transaction-ID in the Purchase Offer including all Ancillary Rights whereby the Purchase Offer constitutes an offer to assign the relevant receivable from you to eBay Sarl and the Acceptance of Purchase Offer constitutes an acceptance of this offer by eBay Sarl.

• In case there is any doubt about the validity of the assignment of the Seller Receivables including all Ancillary Rights and this requires any further declaration or action by you, you will execute such declaration or action upon request of eBay Sarl.

• The assignment of Seller Receivables including all Ancillary Rights, for which the assignment is not valid due to an extended retention of title (verlängerter Eigentumsvorbehalt), becomes valid upon the payment of the relevant supplier or its waiver of its retention of title.

• You irrevocably authorise eBay Sarl with the power of sub-delegation to notify the relevant buyer regarding the assignment of the Seller Receivable and to exercise non-assignable rights, such as contractual rights, in connection with the Seller Receivables including all Ancillary Rights in its own name.

• The assignment described in section 6.5.1 of the relevant Seller Receivable including all Ancillary Rights above is subject to the conclusion of a Single Purchase Agreement regarding the relevant Seller Receivable in accordance with section 6.4.3.

More Definitions of Ancillary Rights

Ancillary Rights means all present and future, actual and contingent rights and claims (including monetary claims for damages) arising out of the underlying contractual or other relationship under which the Receivables are created, including but not limited to, unilateral rights (Gestaltungsrechte) of the Assignor.

Ancillary Rights means the interest of a holder of Exchangeable Shares as a beneficiary of the trust created under the Voting and Exchange Trust Agreement.

Ancillary Rights means, in respect of an Exchangeable LP Unit, the Exchange Rights and related Special Voting Units, collectively;

Ancillary Rights means in relation to an Interest, all ancillary rights, accretions and supplements to such Interest, including any guarantees or indemnities in respect of such Interest;

Ancillary Rights means such rights as set out in Section 3 (Ancillary Rights) of Schedule Part 5 (Land Matters);

Ancillary Rights means in relation to a Right, all ancillary rights, accretions and supplements to such Right, including any guarantees or indemnities in respect of such Right.

Ancillary Rights means, in respect of: