Brand-switch Fee Sample Clauses
A Brand-switch Fee clause establishes a financial penalty or charge that applies if one party changes from using the agreed-upon brand to a different brand during the term of the agreement. Typically, this fee is triggered if a distributor, licensee, or partner decides to promote, sell, or use a competitor's brand instead of the contracted brand, and the amount or calculation method for the fee is specified in the contract. The core function of this clause is to discourage parties from switching brands mid-contract, thereby protecting the original brand owner's market position and investment in the relationship.
Brand-switch Fee. 34.1 Te Whatu Ora will pay the Provider a Brand-switch Fee for the provision of brand switch advice in respect of a Pharmaceutical if:
(a) the Pharmaceutical Schedule provides for the payment of a Brand-switch Fee in respect of the Pharmaceutical; and
(b) the Provider claims the Brand-switch Fee in accordance with this Agreement.
Brand-switch Fee. 34.1 Health NZ will pay the Provider a Brand-switch Fee for the provision of brand switch advice in respect of a Pharmaceutical if:
(a) the Pharmaceutical Schedule provides for the payment of a Brand-switch Fee in respect of the Pharmaceutical; and
(b) the Provider claims the Brand-switch Fee in accordance with this Agreement.
Brand-switch Fee. 34.1 The DHB will pay the Provider a Brand-switch Fee for the provision of brand switch advice in respect of a Pharmaceutical if:
(a) the Pharmaceutical Schedule provides for the payment of a Brand-switch Fee in respect of the Pharmaceutical; and
(b) the Provider claims the Brand-switch Fee in accordance with this Agreement.
Brand-switch Fee. 21.1 The DHB will pay the Provider a Brand-switch Fee for the provision of brand substitution advice as described in clause 5 if the Provider provides, and claims for providing, that Service in accordance with this Agreement.