While on Tour Sample Clauses

The "While on Tour" clause outlines the specific rights, responsibilities, or conditions that apply to parties during the period of a tour, such as a concert tour or business trip. It may address issues like conduct, insurance, accommodations, or obligations for both the touring party and the organizer while the tour is ongoing. For example, it could specify who is responsible for travel arrangements, how expenses are handled, or what standards of behavior are expected. This clause ensures that all parties understand their duties and expectations during the tour, helping to prevent disputes and clarify logistical arrangements.
While on Tour. For the purposes of calculation in the following Clauses, the contractual fee shall be deemed to include seven (7) per diem when the Artist is on tour: Clauses 26:02(A), 26:02(C), 26:03, 26:07, 39:03, 39:05, 40:04, 46:06, 63:25 and Article 55:00 as applicable.
While on Tour. For the purposes of calculation in the following Clauses, the Contractual Fee shall be deemed to include seven (7) per diem when the Artist is on tour: Clauses 24:04(A), 24:04(C), 25:03, 26:08, 39:03, 40:04, and Article 55:00 as applicable. No CTA Engagement Contract shall be entered into by the Theatre or Artist where in whole, or in part, the compensation is contingent upon weekly gross or net receipts without the prior written consent of Equity, which consent will not be unreasonably withheld. In no case shall compensation be less than the established minimum fee in accordance with the terms of the CTA.

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