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Unless you hire your friend cameraman, he will own the copyright.
So sign a contract with him: you give him $1, he disclaims and/or grants all the copyright to you. Make sure this is actually in writing because, otherwise, presumption of no intention to create legal relations applies as you are friends.
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Is this even legal?
Yes, it is lawful. The Ontario Tenancy Act does not seem to outlaw that type of clauses. But the clause (or lease) will be binding only if you agree to it.
Also note that the clause refers to reasonable costs, which implies that those costs must be for a reasonable cause. In other words, the landlord would be barred from recovery of ...
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While it is true that cash is legal tender, this can still be overridden by mutual agreement (i.e. in a contract). So the legal tender status only matters if payment methods were not agreed upon before entering into an agreement.
In other words: If a restaurant lets you eat without telling you they do not accept cash, they will have to accept cash. However, ...
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Can a prospective employer require you to pay to take a test as part of an interview?
That is unlawful.
Section 10 of the BC Employment Standards Act prohibits a person to "request, charge or receive, directly or indirectly, from a person seeking employment a payment for (a) employing or obtaining employment for the person seeking employment". See also ...
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BC law requires tenancy agreements to state the tenancy period, which your landlord set as August 4th 2019 until May 31th 2020. There are exceptional circumstances allowing early termination of an agreement, the only relevant one being that both parties agree in writing (I assume you are not fleeing family violence and don't require long-term care). If you ...
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In the OP scenario, and in the US, the performer has the rights to the performance, and the cameraman has the rights to the capture of that performance. So it would be best to contract that either he buys rights to your performance, or you buy rights to his capture.
Lets argue you were singing also, then the song writer would have rights to the words, and ...
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These are the Rules
By and large, the lawyer has a duty to their client and the administration of justice - they have more limited duties to others including their client's opponent.
Chapter 3 deals with confidentiality but it is almost exclusively couched in terms of the duty they owe their client. If the information you refer to is confidential business ...
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the only way they can go on the ride is by removing their religiously mandated headgear. Does the company have a duty to accommodate such guests by making a compromise of some sort?
The company has a duty to look into what it can do, and if it can't do anything — articulate why.
On the face of it, headsets are required "to fully experience the ride". That ...
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Double Jeopardy in the U.S. does have some exceptions to it, and this might not be impermissible in the United State. There's generally three exceptions, and I'll discuss from most common to least common. First, I'd like to clarify two things:
For my discussions the term "Event" will be used to indicate a specific alleged crime and will be specifically ...
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They don't have to accept cash - they could make arrangements for you to return with a different card, for you to send a cheque through the post, for you to make a direct transfer to their account, or they could waive the cost of the meal.
For all but the last option, you have a debt with them which they could recover through court if payment wasn't ...
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