Food & Beverage Minimum Sample Clauses

Food & Beverage Minimum. The Group agrees to obtain a minimum of $XX in food and beverage services (the “Food & Beverage Minimum”) from the Hotel for the Event. The Food & Beverage Minimum is inclusive of all service charges and taxes. The Hotel shall credit to the Food & Beverage Minimum all functions held by the Group (including functions hosted by third parties affiliated with the Group) during the Event Dates. The Hotel shall have enough food and beverages available to serve at least five percent (5%) more guests than expected based on the Food & Beverage Minimum on each day of the Event. The current sales tax is XX% and the service charge is XX%, which [are / are not] taxable by law. Damages: Should the Group’s total payment not meet the Food & Beverage Minimum, the Group shall be liable for the difference between the Food & Beverage Minimum and the actualized food and beverage revenue. The parties agree to the following damages in the event the Group fails to meet the Food & Beverage Minimum: Food & Beverage Minimum minus actualized food and beverage revenue multiplied by forty percent (40%). This amount will be placed by the Hotel on the Master Account. The parties agree that (i) the damages calculation is a reasonable estimate of the Hotel’s damage in the event the Food & Beverage Minimum is not met by the Group; and (ii) the damages do not constitute a penalty.
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Food & Beverage Minimum. Licensee agrees to provide a minimum in food/beverage revenue to ASM, not including service charges, administration fees and taxes, equal to the food/beverage minimum identified on the Cover Sheet ("Fo o d/Beverage Minimum "). The Food/Beverage Minimum shall be subject to all applicable service charges, administration fees and taxes, which shall be paid by Licensee. (If Licensee desires to issue pre-paid Meal/Beverage vouchers to Event attendees, such amounts will count toward achievement of the Food/Beverage Minimum.) If Food & Beverage Minimum is not met TOTAL RENTAL AMOUNT as stated on the Cover Sheet will be due.

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