BOOTH CONTRACT Sample Clauses

BOOTH CONTRACT. The exhibit space contracted and nonrefundable payment upon receipt by Management shall constitute a valid and binding contract. If due to circumstances beyond the control of Management the show should be cancelled the contracted Exhibitor shall waive any claims for damages ofcompensation. If suite is instituted to collect past due amount, Exhibitor agrees to pay actual costs and expenses ofcollection in addition to court costs and reasonable attorney fees and interest at the maximum prevailing rate.
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BOOTH CONTRACT. The exhibit space contract and payment upon receipt by Management shall constitute a valid and binding contract. Any violation of agreement may result in removal from the show. If due to circumstances beyond the control of Management, the show or facilities should be canceled, or altered, the contracted Exhibitor shall waive any claims for damages or compensation.
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BOOTH CONTRACT. This Exhibitor Agreement, upon execution by Exhibitor and the Show Producer, shall constitute a valid and binding agreement. If, due to circumstances beyond the control of the Show Producer, the show should be cancelled, the Exhibitor shall waive any claims for damages or compensation.
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BOOTH CONTRACT. The exhibit space contracted and nonrefundable payment upon receipt by NMSEA shall constitute a valid and binding contract. If, due to circumstances beyond the control of NMSEA, the show should be cancelled, the contracted Exhibitor shall waive any claims for damages or compensation.
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