Royalty payments shall be made on or before the twentieth day of each month and shall include all royalties for the month next preceding.
Royalty Payable Under Compulsory Licence-- (1) To be entitled to receive royalties under a compulsory license, the copyright owner must be identified in the registration or other public records of the Copyright Office.
The owner is entitled to royaltiesfor phonorecords made and distributed after being so identified, but is not entitled to recover for any phonorecords previously made and distributed.
The "Cupbearer" to Royalties in Babylonia and Egypt was a most important post, for the person was chosen for faithfulness, since poison could be so easily conveyed in wine and drunk unsuspectingly by the king.
The royalties on the Egyptian tombs always wear a broad collar or necklace, the narrow cord being the emblem of the slave; but the King wears it as denoting his submission to the gods, while claiming to be supreme among men.
And such men as Mr. Rockefeller and Mr. Pierpont Morgan do not live in a made and protected world with their minds trained, tamed and fed and shielded from outside impressions as royalties do.
One sees the worker as an active and intelligent helper during the great portion of his participation, and as an annuitant and perhaps, if he has devised economies and improvements, a receiver of royalties during his declining years.
But he did not come, nor did Robert until after the Royalties had gone, and Cousin Cornelia was ready to go too.
Let Alb score a little," I thought, "by his knowledge of history and Royalties past and present.
Royalties from these new technology sources could raise GDP substantially over the next decade.
Although drought has decreased agricultural activity over the past few years, completion of a major hydropower facility in January 1998 now permits the sale of water to South Africa, generating royalties for Lesotho.
People often want to tell me a story and let me write it up into a nice book and divide the royalties with them!
Fuller not only knew the ins and outs of my houses; he was also aware that my royalties were dwindling and that my wife was forced to get along with one servant and that we used the street cars habitually.
It remains to say that neither Bacheller nor Seton expressed in the slightest degree the sense of superiority which their larger royalties might have warranted.
He decided to make profits as a manufacturer rather than accept royalties as an inventor.
He had derived little profit from this important invention, as the new machinery made its way very slowly, but every year more and more millers were using it and Evans received royalties from them.
And even if it were unsuitable for defense, there'd be a new product for one of the luxury products plants in the district, and the district would get royalties from the manufacturer.
Moreover, not only do these royalties only begin then, but having once begun, they have no tendency to exhaust themselves.
If in justice he has a right to these, as he no doubt has, he would, if abstract justice were the sole determining factor, have an equal right to royalties on the use of his peculiar hoot.
He draws up the contract with the publisher, and after the book is published, he collects the royalties from the publisher as they fall due.
The author has reaped good royalties and the salesman has had no great draft made upon his stock of persuasive argument.
He was entitled to royaltieson the wealth he was to distribute.
He'd negligently assumed that somehow they would also be rich from the royaltieson his invention.
Her most popular portraits represent her as the centre of a group of her own children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren--a chain of living royalties reaching to the fourth generation.
It was never so seen in Israel before; and thus have been linked to the throne of England by potent blood bonds almost all the Protestant royalties of Europe.
For the moment he even felt grateful to Craddock for the hint he had given him as to the possibility of getting a larger advance on royalties out of Akroyd than the thousand pounds which that eminent actor-manager had offered.
I have to thank you also for the hint you so kindly gave me about screwing Akroyd up to favourable terms, and I made a bargain for myself about the scale of royalties that really was stupendous.
Fifteen hundred pounds down and royalties on a high scale was a good deal to give.
They are fond of saying that agreements androyalties have nothing to do with literature.
But agreements and royalties have a very great deal to do with literature.
All royalties were in their origin constitutional; but in the long run no dynasty ever resisted the temptation to overthrow the barriers which fenced it in.
The royalties everywhere will struggle for actual armies: the burdened peoples will murmur.
Also, his earnings were added to by the royalties from the small sales of his own economic and philosophic works.
With the suppression of the socialist publishing houses, his meagre royalties ceased, and he was hard-put to make a living; for he had to make a living in addition to all his other labor.
Butcher wrote to say that he was paying royalties to the owner of the play, whose name was not Carlton Timmis.
He was shown out with a hearty handshake, and that very evening he received from Mr. Brown a check for ninety pounds--a hundred in advance of royalties less 10 per cent.
Any royalties on the works of the Master, as one of the Central Figures of our Faith, are naturally the property of the Cause and not of His heirs.
