Makegood definition

Makegood means a credit, refund, or comparable unit of advertising in a subsequent Publication that Publisher provides to Advertiser at no charge to remedy specific errors or omissions of Publisher relating to the publication of, or failure to publish, an Advertisement.
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Examples of Makegood in a sentence

  • We consider placement of more than one Spot of the same product category within a break with a separating non-competitive Spot of any duration not to be a product confliction, and therefore not subject to Makegood.

  • The Tenant will be obliged to Makegood and will leave the premises in a good and tenantable condition subject to fair wear and tear.

  • In the event that Customer still has not delivered ***** Click-Throughs (less any Click-Through Reductions) at the end of the Make-good Period, then Customer shall pay a pro rata refund to Google (“Refund”) within ***** of the end such Make-good period.

  • The Refund amount shall be calculated by subtracting the Click-Throughs delivered by Customer during the term of the Agreement (including the Make-good Period) from the Click-Through Commitment less any Click-Through Reductions (the “Click-Through Shortfall”) and multiplying the Click-Through Shortfall by *****.

  • This takes into consideration the Makegood Calculation defined above.

  • Any refund, whether USD, bitcoin or Advertising Makegood credit, (which may be less than the full payment amount) will be the lesser of: the USD value of the cryptocurrency at the time it was made, or the actual number of cryptocurrency paid, at Publisher’s sole discretion.

  • Your exclusive remedy in respect of a failure to deliver the CPM in accordance with clause 10 is Makegood, which we will use reasonable endeavours to achieve.

  • If Advertiser demands a refund for any other reason, Publisher may choose to provide a full or partial refund, or to provide Makegood in lieu of a refund, in Publisher’s sole discretion.

  • During the Make-good Period, Google’s obligations to make payments pursuant to this Section 3.1, and Customer’s obligation not to display Paid Listings of Google Competitions pursuant to Section 1.3.1 of the GSA, shall cease.

  • In the event Party A cannot complete the transfer of the Reserves Make-good Equity Interests to Party B by the Transfer Deadline, Party A shall pay to Party B, as liquidated damages, an amount equal to 20.00% of the Consideration within 30 business days from the Transfer Deadline, and Party A shall have no further obligations to transfer or cause to be transferred the Reserves Make-good Equity Interests to Party B.

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