Common use of Injury Clause in Contracts

Injury. If a Player’s Contract is terminated by a Club by reason of the Player’s failure to render his services due to a disability resulting directly from injury sustained in the course and within the scope of his employment under the Contract, and notice is received by the Club in accordance with Regulation 2 of the Uniform Player’s Contract, the Player shall be enti- tled to receive from the Club the unpaid balance of the full salary for the year in which the injury was sustained, less all workers’ compensation payments received by the Player as compensation for loss of income for the specific period for which the Club is compensating him in full.

Injury. If a Player’s Contract is terminated by a Club by reason of the Player’s failure to render his services due to a disability resulting directly from injury sustained in the course and within the scope of his employment under the Contract, and notice is received by the Club in accordance with Regulation 2 of the Uniform Player’s Contract, the Player shall be enti- tled entitled to receive from the Club the unpaid balance of the full salary for the year in which the injury was sustained, less all workers’ compensation com- pensation payments received by the Player as compensation for loss of income for the specific period for which the Club is compensating him in full.

Injury. If a Player’s Contract is terminated by a Club by reason of the Player’s failure to render his services due to a disability resulting - directly from injury sustained in the course and within the scope of his employment under the Contract, and notice is received by the Club in accordance with Regulation 2 of the Uniform Player’s Contract, the Player shall be enti- tled entitled to receive from the Club the - unpaid balance of the full salary for the year in which the injury was sustained, less all workers’ workmen’s compensation payments received by the Player as compensation for loss of income for the specific period for which the Club is compensating him in full.

Injury. If a Player’s 's Contract is terminated by a Club by reason of the Player’s 's failure to render his services due to a disability resulting directly from injury sustained in the course and within the scope of his employment under the Contract, and notice is received by the Club in accordance with Regulation 2 of the Uniform Player’s 's Contract, the Player shall be enti- tled entitled to receive from the Club the unpaid balance of the full salary for the year in which the injury was sustained, less all workers’ workmen's compensation payments received by the Player as compensation for loss of income for the specific period for which the Club is compensating him in full.