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Dear Sir/Madam,
We continue to act as solicitors to Tinny Entertainment (TE or our Client) on whose instructions
we herewith respond to your letter dated 07 November 2017, which was a response to our letter of
27 October 2017.
Our Client restates, maintains and adopts all its claims as set out in our letter of 27 October 2017,
which in sum is, that your organisation have failed and continues to fail to fulfil its contractual
obligations constituting breaches of material obligations under the License Agreement which came
into effect on 4 October 2016, between Sony Music Entertainment Africa (Pty) Limited, SM
Entertainment West Africa Limited, Sony Music Entertainment East Africa Limited (hereinafter
collectively referred to as SONY), and our Client (the Agreement).
Notably, SONY continues to fail in its obligations in relation to Marketing in South Africa in
breach of Clause 8 of the Agreement, its obligations in relation to Marketing in Territories
outside South Africa contrary to Clauses 10.1 and 1.4.15 of the Agreement and its obligations in
respect of Procurement of Live Performances and Payment of Consideration contrary to
Clause 8.3 of the Agreement. We maintain our position in relation to our other heads of claims
and respond to your specific statements as follows:
Yours faithfully,
OLANIWUN AJAYI LP