fixed royalty

Last year's first half revenue included about $2.5 million in fixed royalties which expired April 30.

The Iroquois leased the right to extract stone from the lands in one instance and fixed royalties on all the production.

For the duration of the deal, the FIA would receive an index-linked annual fixed royalty, estimated by Lovell at around 15%.

Hyatt would then have the right to remove all buildings or fixtures placed on the land, when the agreement expired, and to pay a fixed royalty for the coal mined.

For the first time in the history of Russian journalism Smirdin maintained the distinction between publisher and editor and fixed royalties schedule (200 rubles per list a minimum, 1000 rubles for famous authors).

Atari sues Activision for copyright infringement and theft of trade secrets in 1980, but the two parties settle on fixed royalty rates and a legitimizing process for third parties to develop games on hardware.

The Canadian Federal Government sought to further strengthen the Canadian print industry with a 1872 bill that would have introduced a projected licensing scheme that allowed for a reprinting of books under foreign copyright in exchange for a fixed royalty.

The Whitney syndicate was offered an unprecedented 99-year lease on a fixed royalty; the group exercised its options, acquiring most of the existing bituminous coal mines in eastern Cape Breton and co-opting such local figures as John Stewart McLennan and David MacKeen.