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is named Franchising.” The document listed Santandreu as the
representative for Eurotor and J. Montaner as the representative
for TM.
The second document was a copy of the January 24, 1983,
contract that Allen drafted, discussed earlier. It was the only
signed document.
The third document was dated February 1, 1983, and titled
“CONTRACT BETWEEN TORNEO MEDIEVALES S.A. AND MEDIEVAL TIMES N.V.”
This document purported to bind MTNV to the 10 percent of gross
production to which Eurotor and TM agreed in the January 20,
1983, agreement. It provided for TM to license to MTNV, for a
period of 5 years beginning February 1, 1983, “that the latter
may use the name of MEDIEVAL TIMES, trademark, idea, guide and
operations manual, which are the property of TORNEOS [TM] in the
territory of the United States of America and Canada, of the
DINNER SHOW, OF A MEDIEVAL THEME WITH TOURNAMENTS OF THE SAME
PERIOD, (herein called ‘FORMULA’)”.
MTNV would be required to pay to TM 10 percent of its gross
income beginning when MTNV reached a daily average of 700 clients
per day, as set forth in the January 20, 1983, joint
venture agreement between TM and Eurotor. TM was to assist MTNV
with choreography, design and upkeep of the costumes and
accessories, the equestrian part of the show, fights and duels
and selection and control of the weapons, and catering (system of
preparing and serving meals). TM was also to be responsible for
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