The City of Origination Clause Samples

The "City of Origination" clause defines the specific city where a contract or agreement is considered to have been created or executed. In practice, this clause identifies the location that may determine which local laws govern the contract, influence tax obligations, or establish the venue for resolving disputes. By clearly stating the city of origination, the clause helps prevent confusion over jurisdiction and ensures all parties understand the legal context in which the agreement operates.
The City of Origination. The term "City of Origination" shall mean the city of New York, New York. An engagement will be considered outside the City of Origination if such engagement takes place more than a radius of seventy-five (75) miles from the company's point of in-city departure.
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The City of Origination. The term "city of origination" shall mean the city of Seattle, Washington. An engagement will be considered outside the city of origination if such engagement takes place more than a radius of seventy-five (75) miles from the company's point of in-city departure.
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The City of Origination. The term “City of Origination” shall mean the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. An engagement will be considered outside the City of Origination if such engagement takes place more than a radius of seventy-five (75) miles from the EMPLOYER’S point of in-city departure.
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The City of Origination. The term “City of Origination” shall mean the City of Pittsburgh, the Employer’s designated “Sister City,” and any city in which the Employer has established a residency. Any engagement occurring within a fifty-five (55) mile radius from the Company’s point of in-city departure shall be considered as occurring in the City of Origination.
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The City of Origination the term “city of origination” shall mean the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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The City of Origination. The term "City of Origination" shall mean the city of Cincinnati, Ohio. An engagement will be considered outside the City of Origination if such engagement takes place more than a radius of sixty (60) miles from the Company's point of in-city departure. However, if the engagement takes place in a radius more than thirty (30) miles but less than or equal to sixty (60) miles from EMPLOYER’s point of in-city departure, the ARTIST shall receive the time-appropriate meal allowance(s) for the time period in which ARTIST is scheduled to rehearse and/or perform prior to departure.
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