Passing Off Sample Clauses
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Passing Off. You agree to not acquire the Goods, or any product similar to the Goods, from including any Goods or other materials ordered and paid for by us to support the Services contemplated by this Agreement, through to the date of termination (where you agree that compensation may be determined by us through deduction of any deposit payment paid by you).
Passing Off. 16.1. You agree that you will not:
16.1.1. represent yourself as us or our suppliers;
16.1.2. misrepresent your relationship with us or our suppliers;
16.1.3. misrepresent the nature and/or effect of your contracts with End Users;
16.1.4. in any other way pass off your business as being ours or represent that you are in any joint venture with us in the absence of explicit prior written consent from us.
Passing Off. Passing off is a legally defined term. It can apply:
(i) where someone deliberately or unintentionally promotes goods or services (whether or not a fee is involved) belonging to someone else as their own, or:
(ii) where someone deliberately or unintentionally offers goods or services (whether or not a fee is involved) which could mislead someone to believe they have been produced by someone else they are familiar with. This means that if you use any Intuitive Intelligence® Training materials and omit ▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇’▇ name and/or include your own name, or you offer something that appears to be from Intuitive Intelligence® Training, this is considered as ‘passing off’.
Passing Off. 15.1. You agree that you will not:
a) represent yourself as us or our suppliers;
b) misrepresent your relationship with us or our suppliers;
c) misrepresent the nature and/or effect of your contracts with End Users;
d) in any other way pass off your business as being ours or represent that you are in any joint venture with us in the absence of explicit prior written consent from us.
Passing Off. You agree that, save in the proper performance of your duties, you will not during your employment or after the termination of your employment, make use of any corporate or business brand or domain name or logo or style which is identical or similar to or likely to be confused or associated with any corporate or business brand or domain name or logo or style of the Company or any Group Company or which might suggest a connection with the same.