The United States of America, petitioner, v. Motion Picture Patents Company and others, defendants (1912)

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76 OKIGINAL PETITION, EXHIBIT 3. Licensee has knowingly or through gross neglect or carelessness broken, violated, or failed to perform any of the terms, conditions, or stipulations of the license granted by the Licensor, resulting in substantial injury to the Licensor, or the Licensee or the additional Licensees aforesaid, the Licensor will promptly notify such Licensee in writing of such breach, violation, or nonperformance, and if such Licensee should, for a period of forty (40) days after such notice, persist in or fail to correct, repair, or remedy the same, the Licensor shall at once terminate the license to such Licensee; and that in case any such Licensee should be guilty of a second grossly neglectful, careless, or knowing breach, violation, or nonperformance of such terms, conditions, or stipulations, resulting in substantial injury to the Licensor, or the Licensee or the additional Licensees aforesaid, then; and in such case, the Licensor shall terminate the license to such Licensee by giving the latter thirty (30) days' notice in writing of its intention so to do. 206. The Licensor and Licensee further mutually covenant and agree that by the expression ^'motion pictures,'' as used in the foregoing agreement, is meant transparent or translucent tape-like film having photographs thereon of objects in motion. 2L It is further mutually covenanted and agreed by and between the Licensor and Licensee that unless sooner terminated, as hereinbefore or hereinafter provided, this agreement and the license granted thereby shall take effect January 1, 1909, and shall continue until June 20, 1910, but that the Licensee may renew this agreement and license thereafter from year to year upon the same terms, conditions, and stipulations as herein provided, by giving notice to the Licensor on or before April 20 of each year, beginning with the year 1910, of the Licensee's election to so renew this agreement and license, and upon the giving of each such notice this agreement and the license thereby granted shall be considered and treated by the Licensor and Licensee as renewed for a period of one year, beginning June 20 of the year following such notice, except that the last renewal