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45 Cards in this Set
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acceptance
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signature on a contract
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Act of God clause
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part of a contract that releases both parties from liability in the event that something happens that is out of their control (hurricane, tornado, war)
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addendum
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an addition to a completed written document; must be signed by all parties to become part of aleagally binding contract
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agent
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a person acting on the authority of another (the principal)
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American Society of Composers and Publishers (ASCAP)
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a major US music licensing organization
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antitrust laws
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federal laws that prohibit one business from monopolizing trade and excluding competitors
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arbitration
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a procedure devised to resolve a dispute outside of the court system
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attrition
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reduction of the room block reserved for a meeting; nonfulfillment of the block
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authorized signature
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signature from a person with the legal power and influence to make a decision; required on all contracts
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blanket license
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permission granted by aperforming rights society to play any music in its repertoire
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Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI)
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a major US music licensing organization
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cancellation clause
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provision in a contract that specifies penalties that apply if either party terminates or fails to comply with the terms of an agreement
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cancellation insurance
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policy secured by a facility or organization to provide compensation for income lost due to the cancellation of an event
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cancellation policy
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written statement of actions that can or will be taken in the event of a cancellation due to a specific circumstance
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clause
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a detailed section fo a contrac tpertaining to a specific issue
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confirmation letter
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letter to a speaker acknowledging that a commitment has been made by the speaker and the organization and outlining information about the meeting
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contract
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a legal agreement bwetween competent parties to provide a particular service, the breach of which involves a legal penalty
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convention liability insurance
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insurance policy that covers the meeting sponsor for any expenses from legal action due to bodily iinjury or property damage claims
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copyright
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the exclusive legal right to reproduce, publish or sell literary, musical or artistic work
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cutoff date
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deadline for holding a number of rooms or ticket guarantees at the group rate
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double booking
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when two or more groups or individuals are promised the same space during the same timeframe
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dram shop laws
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laws designed to protect individuals who are injured due to the negligence of an intoxicated person
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electronic contract
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an electronic document with valid electronic signatures that all parties agree is legally binding
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electronic signature
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a sound, symbol or process attached to or logically associated with a contract or other record and executed or adopted by a person with the intent to sign the record
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encryption software
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a computer application that translates date into a secret code; to read an encrypted file, you must have a secret key or password to decrypt the code
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force majeure
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an unexpected or uncontrollable event
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guest room commitment
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rooms to be held open each night of the meeting, specified by room type (single, double, etc.)
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hold harmless clause
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part of a contract declaring that neithe rparty will hold the other responsible for any damages to or theft of materials or equipment owned or rented by eithe rparty; clause declaring that one party will take responsiblity for damages assessed as the result of another party's actions
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indemnified
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secured against loss or hurt; held harmless
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insurance
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legal agreement by which one party guarantees to undertake loss suffered by the other under specific circumstances
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acceptance
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signature on a contract
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Act of God clause
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part of a contract that releases both parties from liability in the event that something happens that is out of their control (hurricane, tornado, war)
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addendum
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an addition to a completed written document; must be signed by all parties to become part of aleagally binding contract
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agent
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a person acting on the authority of another (the principal)
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American Society of Composers and Publishers (ASCAP)
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a major US music licensing organization
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antitrust laws
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federal laws that prohibit one business from monopolizing trade and excluding competitors
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arbitration
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a procedure devised to resolve a dispute outside of the court system
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attrition
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reduction of the room block reserved for a meeting; nonfulfillment of the block
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authorized signature
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signature from a person with the legal power and influence to make a decision; required on all contracts
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blanket license
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permission granted by aperforming rights society to play any music in its repertoire
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Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI)
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a major US music licensing organization
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cancellation clause
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provision in a contract that specifies penalties that apply if either party terminates or fails to comply with the terms of an agreement
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cancellation insurance
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policy secured by a facility or organization to provide compensation for income lost due to the cancellation of an event
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cancellation policy
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written statement of actions that can or will be taken in the event of a cancellation due to a specific circumstance
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clause
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a detailed section fo a contrac tpertaining to a specific issue
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