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Maelstrom Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

The usage of "otherwise"

What does it mean in the following context?
"For the avoidance of doubt, all fees received from X studio relating to the broadcast of the 3D Project or the 4D Project (otherwise) will not be commissionable.:

What does the "otherwise" here indicate?? That any show from X studio will not be commissionable? Then why listed the two mentioned in the context?

BTW. The object names in this post are made up, please do not propose questions as to why or how they're made up. Thanks!
  

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maelstrom What does the "otherwise" here indicate? It indicates that under some conditions or in certain cases—which have previously been mentioned in the context but do not appear in your excerpt— the said fees are commissionable.

— Mister Micawber

  • maelstrom What does the "otherwise" here indicate?
  • It indicates that under some conditions or in certain cases—which have previously been mentioned in the context but do not appear in your excerpt— the said fees are commissionable.
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maelstromWhat does the "otherwise" here indicate?
It indicates that under some conditions or in certain cases—which have previously been mentioned in the context but do not appear in your excerpt— the said fees are commissionable.
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Mister Micawber— the said fees are commissionable.
What said fees ARE commissionable?? The previous statement indicates a really standard condition commonly applied in the realm of business - "Only a certain percentage of the total income received by or credited to you or any other party on your behalf is commissionable."

So what does it(the excerp
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maelstromWhat said fees ARE commissionable?
Your context does not tell us, but I have told you what 'otherwise' means there.
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