Donation Agreement of Moxila Upadhyaya

The Historical  Society  of the District of Columbia Circuit

Oral History  Agreement of Moxila  A. Upadhyaya

1. Having  agreed to conduct  an oral history interview  with Julia Penny Clark for the Historical  Society  ofthe District  of Columbia Circuit,  Washington, D.C., and its employees and agents (hereinafter “the Society”), I, Moxila  A. Upadhyaya, do hereby grant and convey to the Society  and its successors and assigns all of my rights, title, and interest  in the voice recordings (digital  recordings, cassette  tapes) and transcripts  of the interviews  as described  in Schedule  A hereto, including literary  rights and copyrights.

2. I understand  that the Society  may duplicate, edit, or publish  in any form or for­ mat, including  publication on the Internet, and permit the use of said voice recordings  (digital recordings, cassette  tapes) and transcripts in any manner that the Society  considers appropriate, and I waive any claims I may have or acquire to any royalties  from such use.

3. I agree that I will make no use of the oral history or the information contained therein until it is concluded  and edited, or until I receive permission from the Society.

2/26/21 [Date]

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ORAL HISTORY OF JULIA PENNY CLARK Schedule A

Voice recordings (digital recordings, cassette tapes) and transcripts resulting from five interviews with Julia Penny Clark, Esq., conducted on the following dates:

Description of Media

Interview No. and Date          Containing Voice Recordings             Pages of Transcript

The transcripts of the interviews are contained on one CD. vi

Schedule A

Tape recordings, digital records, transcripts, and computer media resulting from five interviews of the Julia Penny Clark on the following dates.

The transcripts of the five interviews are on one CD.

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