How can I refer to PPL performer payments in a will?

You should discuss this with your legal advisor and consider making a specific provision (a “bequest”) regarding, for example: your right to receive performer remuneration – such as equitable remuneration under s.182D and supplementary remuneration under s.191HB of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 – together with, where applicable, the right to receive similar performer remuneration (sometimes referred to as “neighbouring rights”) and other performer payments (such as the “blank tape levy”) from other countries.

In each case, it will be important to seek advice from the legal advisor who is preparing the will on your behalf and any information provided by PPL does not constitute legal advice.

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