Exhibitor Rules Sample Clauses

Exhibitor Rules. In the event that Sponsor elects to exhibit at the Program, Sponsor hereby agrees to comply with all Exhibit Space and Exhibitor rules and regulations issued by NAMM in connection with the Program. Sponsor further agrees to complete any additional applications and enter into any additional agreements in connection with Sponsor’s exhibit space as may be required by NAMM.
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Exhibitor Rules. In the event that Sponsor elects a Sponsorship Category that includes exhibiting as a sponsorship benefit, Sponsor agrees to comply with all exhibitor rules and regulations issued by FSI, the hotel, convention center or other facility in connection with its meetings and events. Sponsor further agrees to complete any additional applications and enter into any additional agreements in connection with Sponsor’s exhibit space as may be required by FSI, the hotel, convention center or other facility. In addition:
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Exhibitor Rules. If Sponsor elects a Sponsorship Category that includes exhibiting as a sponsorship benefit, Sponsor agrees to comply with all exhibitor rules and regulations issued by UFLEF, the hotel, convention center or other facility in connection with its meetings and events. Sponsor further agrees to complete any additional applications and enter into any additional agreements in connection with Sponsor’s exhibit space as may be required by UFLEF, the hotel, convention center or other facility. In addition: 1. UFLEF reserves the right to assign exhibit space at its sole discretion. 2. Sponsor agrees they are liable for any property destroyed or damaged by the Sponsor and must restore anything damaged to its original condition at Sponsor’s expense. 3. Sponsor is solely responsible for its own exhibition materials and products and should insure exhibit and products from loss or damage from any cause whatsoever.
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