Implied or express contracts Sample Clauses

Implied or express contracts a. Any contract or agreement, written or unwritten, which has the effect of requiring the retailer to purchase alcoholic liquor, wine, or beer from the industry member beyond a single sales transaction is prohibited, except as provided in paragraph 16.60 (1) “b.” Examples of such contracts are: (1) An advertising contract between an industry member and a retailer with the express or implied requirement of the purchase of the advertiser’s products. (2) A sales contract awarded on a competitive bid basis which has the effect of prohibiting the retailer from purchasing from other industry members by requiring that, for the period of the agreement, the retailer purchase a product or line of products exclusively from the industry member or requiring that the retailer purchase a specific or minimum quantity during the period of the agreement.
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  • Disclaimer of Implied Warranties The warranty set forth herein is in lieu of, and ‘Reseller’ expressly disclaims all other product warranties of any kind whatsoever whether express, implied, statutory, arising by course of dealing or performance, custom, usage in the trade or otherwise, any warranty of merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose, and in any event no such implied warranty has applicability beyond the time period covered by this warranty.

  • No Implied Warranties To the extent permitted by law, these warranties are exclusive and there are no other express or implied warranties or conditions, including warranties or conditions of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.

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