MALL DEVELOPMENT Clause Samples

The MALL DEVELOPMENT clause outlines the obligations and procedures related to the planning, construction, and completion of a shopping mall within a contractual agreement. It typically specifies the standards for design, timelines for development milestones, and the responsibilities of each party involved, such as the developer and tenants. For example, it may require the developer to obtain necessary permits, complete construction by a certain date, and ensure the mall meets agreed-upon specifications. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all parties have a clear understanding of the development process, reducing the risk of disputes and delays by setting out concrete expectations and deliverables.
MALL DEVELOPMENT. StoresOnline shall develop the Mall in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth herein and on the Addendum. The Mall shall be branded around Reseller'name, brand and image and shall link to the Reseller's branded StoresOnline solution. The Mall will include an appropriate URL address, four to six featured products and stores from various Reseller and third party advertisers, additional Reseller and non-Reseller advertiser stores and products catalogued with text references, and links to top-tier eCommerce sites. The Mall will also include an appropriate search engine, commerce functionality, banner and other appropriate advertising space and such other features as the parties shall mutually agree. The Mall will be capable of cataloguing stores independently or in conjunction with all other malls that belong to the StoresOnline electronic mall network.
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MALL DEVELOPMENT. StoresOnline shall develop the Malls in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth herein and on the Addendum. The Malls may be branded around Reseller's name, brand and image and shall link to the Reseller's branded StoresOnline solution. The Malls will include appropriate URL addresses, four to six featured products and stores from various Reseller and third party advertisers, additional Reseller and non-Reseller advertiser stores and products catalogued with text references, and links to top-tier eCommerce sites. The Malls will also include an appropriate search engine, commerce functionality, banner and other appropriate advertising space and such other features as the parties shall mutually agree. The Mall will be capable of cataloguing stores independently or in conjunction with all other Malls developed hereunder, if any, as well as other malls which belong to the StoresOnline electronic mall network. Reseller agrees and understands that the storefronts of its end-user customers may be placed in one or more electronic malls developed and/or operated by StoresOnline.
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MALL DEVELOPMENT. StoresOnline shall develop the Malls in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth herein and on the Addendum. The Malls shall be branded around name, brand and image of Distributor and/or Distributor's resellers and shall link to such reseller's branded StoresOnline individual storefront solution. The Malls will include appropriate URL addresses, four to six featured products and stores from various Distributor, reseller and/or third party advertisers, additional Distributor/reseller and non-Distributor/non-reseller advertiser stores and products catalogued with text references, and links to top-tier eCommerce sites, as approved by Distributor.. The Malls will also include an appropriate search engine, commerce functionality, banner and other appropriate advertising space and such other features as the parties shall mutually agree. The Mall will be capable of cataloguing stores independently or in conjunction with all other Malls developed hereunder, if any, as well as other malls which belong to the StoresOnline electronic mall network. Distributor agrees and understands that the storefronts contained in the Malls may be placed in one or more electronic malls developed and/or operated by StoresOnline.
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MALL DEVELOPMENT. (a) StoresOnline shall develop, manage, maintain and host the Malls, which shall be branded around the Reseller name, brand and image. The Malls shall include an appropriate URL address, four to eight featured products from various Reseller and third party advertisers, additional Reseller and non-Reseller advertiser stores and products catalogued with text references, and links to top tier eTailer sites (e.g., ▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇). The Malls shall also include an appropriate search engine, commerce functionality, banner and other appropriate advertising space, and such other features as both parties shall reasonably direct. The Malls shall be available in each cable market where Reseller has launched the sale of the Services pursuant to this Agreement. The first Mall(s) shall be accessible and fully functional by May 1, 2000 or such earlier date as may be mutually agreed by the parties. (b) Additional Malls may be launched pursuant to this Agreement upon Reseller's written notice to StoresOnline of its intention to launch a Mall in a particular broadcast/cable market. Each additional Mall shall be operational within fourteen (14) business days of StoresOnline's receipt of a written notice of launch by Reseller. Customer storefronts developed pursuant to this Agreement shall be operational within fourteen (14) business days of StoresOnline's receipt from a storefront customer of a completed storefront application(s) and any other information required to complete such storefront, including, without limitation, information related to custom development services required by such customer.
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MALL DEVELOPMENT. To further develop the Mall initially, StoresOnline shall waive the Store Set-up Fee for the first 50 stores located at the Mall. EXHIBIT "A" STANDARD LICENSE AGREEMENT TERMS TO BE AGREED TO BY END-USER CUSTOMER OR OTHER RESELLER
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