Common use of Limitations of Rights Clause in Contracts

Limitations of Rights. A. Except as specifically described in Paragraph 1, above, nothing contained herein shall be construed as permitting LICENSEE to publicly perform, transmit, re-transmit or reproduce any Composition by any means, medium, method, device or process now or hereafter known, or as permitting LICENSEE to grant any such right to others. B. The rights granted pursuant to Paragraph 1, above, shall exclude “Grand Rights” in and to the Compositions (“Grand Rights” include, but are not limited to, the right to perform, in whole or in part, dramatico- musical and dramatic works in a dramatic setting). C. The rights granted pursuant to Paragraph 1, above, shall exclude performances of the Compositions: (i) which are part of a background music service originating from any location, including a Premises, which performances are authorized by SESAC pursuant to a separate license agreement, regardless of the means by which such performances are transmitted on or to such Premises, and/or (ii) by coin-operated phonorecord players (“jukeboxes”), as defined in 17 U.S.C. § 116. D. The authorization provided in this Agreement shall be limited to public performances made in the United States of America, its territories, possessions and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. E. The rights granted pursuant to Paragraph 1, above, shall exclude Sporting Events. “Sporting Events” are professional, semi-professional, major or minor league athletic competitions. F. The rights granted pursuant to Paragraph 1, above, shall exclude performances of the Compositions at Concerts ("Concerts" are musical performances by an entertainer, group or performer, whose primary purpose is entertainment by the performance of music). G. The rights granted pursuant to Paragraph 1 exclude the right to publicly perform the Compositions during political campaign events and/or events organized by political organizations.

Limitations of Rights. A. Except as specifically described in Paragraph 1, above, nothing contained herein shall be construed as permitting LICENSEE to publicly perform, transmit, re-transmit or reproduce any Composition by any means, medium, method, device or process now or hereafter known, or as permitting LICENSEE to grant any such right to others. B. The rights granted pursuant to Paragraph 1, above, shall exclude “Grand Rights” in and to the Compositions (“Grand Rights” include, but are not limited to, the right to perform, in whole or in part, dramatico- dramatico-musical and dramatic works in a dramatic setting). C. The rights granted pursuant to Paragraph 1, above, shall exclude performances of the Compositions: (i) which are part of a background music service originating from any location, including a the Premises, which performances are authorized by SESAC pursuant to a separate license agreement, regardless of the means by which such performances are transmitted on or to such the Premises, and/or (ii) by coin-operated phonorecord players (“jukeboxes”), as defined in 17 U.S.C. § 116. D. The authorization provided in this Agreement shall be limited to public performances made in the United States of America, its territories, possessions and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. E. The rights granted pursuant to Paragraph 1, above, shall exclude Sporting Events. “Sporting Events” are professional, semi-professional, major or minor league athletic competitions. F. The rights granted pursuant to Paragraph 1, above, shall exclude performances of the Compositions at Concerts on portions of the Premises which are owned or operated by a third party ("Concerts" are musical performances by an entertainere.g., group or performerretail stores, whose primary purpose is entertainment by the performance of musicrestaurants.). G. F. The rights granted pursuant to Paragraph 1 exclude the right to publicly perform the Compositions during political campaign events and/or events organized by political organizations.