Collection Rights definition

Collection Rights refers to all Collection Rights for Export Sales of Chrysler México, whether now or in the future, including but not limited to “i) rights to collect, claim, request, take and receive each and every one of the amounts payable by the Chrysler Group to Chrysler México under the Assembly Agreement, derived from export vehicle sales made by Chrysler México to the Chrysler Group, and any and all other amounts that Chrysler México has the right to receive from the Chrysler Group, including but not limited to rights to receive amounts relating to indemnification, reimbursement, or compensation of any kind associated with the investment, costs, and expenses incurred by Chrysler México for the construction, startup, and operation of the Fiat 500 Platform, and (ii) the rights to collect, claim, request, take and receive each and every one of the amounts payable to Chrysler México for Export Sales of any type of product, including vehicles, engines, and parts and spare parts, that it makes with the Chrysler Group, its subsidiaries or affiliates, or any third party.

Collection Rights means the right to collect the income accrued prior to the date of this Authority to Act but payable thereafter as a result of the exercise of rights previously granted by the Authorising Rightholder to DACS (whether exercised through CLA or otherwise).

Collection Rights has the meaning assigned to such term in Section 9.09(c).

Examples of Collection Rights in a sentence

• Amortisation methods and periods The company amortises intangible assets with a finite useful life using the straight-line method over the following periods: • Computer software 3 years Intangible assets of Toll Collection Rights are amortised in proportion to revenue for the year to projected revenue i.e. based on the toll revenue for the year to projected revenue that is expected to be collected over the concession period in the manner as prescribed under Schedule - II of the Companies Act, 2013.

• Extension of concession period by the authority in compensation of claims made are capitalised as part of Toll Collection Rights at the time of admission of the claim or when there is a contractual right to extension at the estimated amount of claims admitted or computed based on average collections whichever is more evident.

• The procuring agency shall abide by Punjab Local Government (Auction of Collection Rights) Rules 2016 vide Notification No. SOR (LG)38-20/2015 dated 25th July 2016 (Annex-I) or any other rules / notification / amendments periodically issued by the Government of the Punjab.II.

• Amortisation methods and periods Intangible assets of Toll Collection Rights are amortised in proportion to revenue for the year to projected revenue i.e. based on the toll revenue for the year to projected revenue that is expected to be collected over the remaining concession period in the manner as prescribed under Schedule - II of the Companies Act, 2013.

• As a result, the Commission believes the economic impact of the final amendment will be minimal and that it will not have an adverse economic impact on regulated sellers or consumers.

More Definitions of Collection Rights

Collection Rights means the right to apply, register for any so-called secondary rights, including but not limited to cable and satellite retransmission rights, private copy levy rights, rental and lending rights, educational recording right, etc. with any and all collecting rights societies and similar organisations set up to collect income such as blanket license fees, levies, fees, royalties, and charges which arise pursuant to an order, statute, or statutory instrument and are designated by law to be collectively managed by such collecting rights societies, and to collect administer and retain all such income from these collecting rights societies from the inception of the such rights and for the duration of copyright. Commercial Tie-In: also known as “co-promotion”, means the promotion of a trademark, product, service and/or activity by associating it with the Local Series and/or Extended Content. Commercial Tie-In only refers to co-promotion occurring outside the Local Series and/or Extended Content. Examples include without limitation (i) co-promotion in audio-visual content outside the Local Series and/or Extended Content (other than Sponsorship) such as tutorials and advertisements, and (ii) co-promotion via events, print, in store, on pack etcetera. Commercial Tie-In expressly excludes Brand Exploitation and Sponsorship.

Collection Rights means amounts subject to receipt by the Borrower ----------------- or any Subsidiary (i) pursuant to any 12b-1 Plan of, or any similar or successor plan of, or arrangement with, any Fund (ii) in respect of the provision of administrative of or investment advisory services to a Fund pursuant to agreements or (iii) from the payment of contingent deferred sales charges or other similar charges by shareholders of any Fund.

Collection Rights mean the collection rights of the liquid and demandable amounts of money derived from the Purchase-and-Sale Contracts forming the Portfolio.

Collection Rights has the meaning attributed to such term in the Trust Agreement.

Collection Rights means the present and future collection rights that the Settlors have derived from such Television Services Agreements as the Borrower, the Concessionaire, Comercializadora, and RAI have entered into and enter into with the Advertisers pursuant to the Authority the Concessionaire has for the commercial exploitation of the television channels covered by the Concessions.

Collection Rights has the meaning assigned under Declaration (V) (b) hereunder.

Collection Rights means the collection rights of Seller under section 2.10 of the Marketing Agreement.