Licensed Events Sample Clauses
The "Licensed Events" clause defines which specific events or activities are covered under a license agreement. It typically outlines the types of events, such as concerts, conferences, or exhibitions, that the licensee is permitted to organize, host, or participate in using the licensed intellectual property or rights. By clearly specifying the scope of permitted events, this clause ensures both parties understand the boundaries of the license, thereby preventing unauthorized use and reducing the risk of disputes over what activities are allowed.
Licensed Events. An Occasional Permit is required for all events where alcohol is being consumed. This permit must be obtained by the Renter and provided to bar staff and will be posted during the event. Liquor may be brought onsite the day of the event only. All liquor must be removed immediately following the event-same day. It is the responsibility of the Renter to be familiar with and abide by the LGCA (Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Authority of Manitoba) rules and regulations. Tickets cannot be sold at the door or on the premises or parking lot during the event. Closure of the event by liquor inspectors will not result in refund of any rental fees. To obtain a permit, go to ▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇ – click Mutual Awareness: Rental of the Hall is by mutual agreement between the Lessor (Portage Industrial on ‘Apply for Liquor Permit’ – after reading, click continue at bottom to apply for permit. The building name in the LGCA data base is called ‘▇▇▇▇▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Exhibition Building’.
Licensed Events. The User agrees to the following conditions:
a. Adhere to all provisions of the rental agreement.
b. Adhere to all applicable municipal policies, including the Town of Minto’s Municipal Alcohol Policy and other related legislation.
Licensed Events. The consumption and/or serving of alcoholic beverages are strictly prohibited without the permission of the Municipality. Issuance of a special occasion permit by the Liquor License Board of Ontario and the Municipality, where applicable, is required. The Municipal Alcohol Policy must be adhered to.
Licensed Events. The Town agrees to the following conditions:
a. Provide the User a 20% gross revenue share for all liquor related functions based on total bar tickets sold per event.
b. Provide the User a 25% grant for all liquor related functions based on the total bar tickets sold per event.
c. Provide one bar staff to work and supervise each liquor related function.
d. Provide the User with a cashier report at the end of each liquor related event showing both the 20% gross revenue share and 25% grant.
Licensed Events. Red Lion House is not a licensed venue.
Licensed Events. Without limiting the generality of section 9.1 above, Perth South shall not permit, supply or allow any alcoholic beverages on the Subject Lands or in the Community Complex except in accordance with Applicable Laws and in accordance with any required permit(s) and/or licenses issued to a User or to Perth South under the Liquor License and Control Act, 2019 and/or its associated regulations as may be amended and/or replaced from time to time.
Licensed Events. Should the User or a renter desire a licensed event, the Town’s Facilities and Recreation Coordinator is to be notified in order to determine if it can be facilitated.