Hawking Clause Samples
The "Hawking" clause typically refers to a provision that restricts or regulates the ability of a party to actively solicit or market a product or service, often in the context of financial instruments or investment funds. In practice, this clause may prohibit fund managers or agents from directly approaching potential investors or clients to offer participation in a fund, unless certain regulatory or contractual conditions are met. The core function of the Hawking clause is to ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements regarding solicitation, thereby reducing the risk of unauthorized or improper marketing activities.
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Hawking. Drawing attention to a Producer’s Selling Area and products by loud repetitive calling is highly discouraged. Greenmarket Personnel will limit or prohibit hawking.
Hawking. The Site Exhibitor must confine their business to the purpose described. No selling, hawking, or distribution of printed matter will be permitted outside the rented space.
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Hawking. Tenant shall not engage or permit any employee or tenant to engage in the following:
i. Calling aloud to passers-by who have not yet expressed interest in vendor’s goods or services.
ii. Advertising, demonstrating, selling, or displaying merchandise or attempting to sell goods or services outside of the leased Premises without obtaining prior approval of Landlord.
iii. Other activities deemed by Landlord to routinely interfere with the ability of others to conduct business in the Pike Place Market.
Hawking. Vendors are NOT allowed to follow or forcefully solicit their goods. If you are in violation, you will be asked to stop, or leave the Market without a refund.
Hawking. Vendors are not permitted to “hawk” their products or harass customers in any way.
Hawking. The Licensee must not hawk, sell, dispose of or supply anything whatsoever on the Premises without the prior written consent of BC.
Hawking. Concessionaire shall not:
Hawking. Cadillac Comic Convention reserves the right to require any dealer to turn down or turn off any audio devices it deems to be a disturbance to attendees or other vendors. This also applies to vocal appeals. Dealers who wish to do some special event, like a raffle, must get it pre-cleared with Convention staff. Vendors are responsible for obtaining any licenses, permits, or approvals required under local, state, or federal laws applicable to their activities at Cadillac Comic Convention. Dealers are also responsible for obtaining any tax identification numbers and paying all taxes, license fees, and any charges from the government in connection with their activity at Cadillac Comic Convention.