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Andrew Malcolm (author) to the royalty figure and the arrangement is of no disadvantage to the author." However, during the hearing in 1992 to assess Malcolm’s damages award, Harvey McGregor QC, for Oxford, explained to the court how, contrary to the WAAY assurance, the new system can be used by publishers to reduce authors’ royalty payments. A key passage is transcribed verbatim here. One of Malcolm’s witnesses, book trade expert Fred Nolan, explored the matter further, explaining how multinational publishers can extend their exploitation of the net-receipts system by means of an infamous practice called ‘sheet-dealing’. He deposed as follows: 'Among the many