RAP In Mix Sample Clauses

The 'RAP In Mix' clause defines how royalties or payments are handled when a rap performance is included within a musical mix or track. Typically, this clause specifies the rights and compensation due to the rapper or rap contributor, outlining whether their share is calculated separately or as part of the overall mix. For example, it may clarify if the rap portion is treated as a featured performance or as an integrated element of the song. The core function of this clause is to ensure fair and transparent allocation of royalties and credits when rap elements are incorporated into a larger musical work, thereby preventing disputes over compensation and recognition.
RAP In Mix. On this Contract, the Contractor may incorporate RAP into all asphalt concrete mixes to be placed. The RAP content of the C-HF and D-HF mix shall be a minimum of five percent (5%) and shall not exceed a maximum of twenty percent (20%). It shall be necessary for the Contractor to utilize RAP from their existing stockpiles.
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RAP In Mix. On this Contract, Recycled Asphalt Pavement (RAP) may be utilized in the production of Asphalt Concrete Patching (EPS). ITEMS 04.19.033:
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RAP In Mix. On this Contract, Recycled Asphalt Pavement (RAP) may be utilized in the production of Asphalt Concrete Patching (EPS). ITEMS 04.19.033:
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