BBC Warranties Sample Clauses

The BBC Warranties clause sets out specific assurances or guarantees that the BBC provides within a contract. Typically, these warranties confirm that the BBC has the authority to enter into the agreement, that it owns or has rights to any content or materials it provides, and that such materials do not infringe on third-party rights. By including these warranties, the clause helps allocate risk and provides the other party with legal protection if the BBC's representations prove to be false, thereby ensuring trust and clarity in the contractual relationship.
BBC Warranties. The BBC warrants that the BBC shall ensure that each Recording, Compilation or Set produced pursuant to this Agreement carries the appropriate copyright notice, contractual credits and any other notice (which said notices shall be notified to the BBC by the Writer upon signature of this Agreement) as may be required in any territory to preserve all of the Writer’s rights in and to the Work. A breach of this warranty shall not entitle the Writer or the author of the Work to seek injunctive relief and the sole remedy shall be in damages or by the BBC’s own complaints process (set out on the BBC’s website at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇). The BBC shall use reasonable endeavours on a prospective basis to rectify any breach.
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