Prohibition of resale, etc Sample Clauses

Prohibition of resale, etc. 3.1 The customer is obliged to reserve the admission ticket for an event for his/her own use and thus may not to pass it on to third parties through resale (including offering for resale) or as part of any commercial purposes.
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Prohibition of resale, etc. 5.1 The client is obliged to keep the ticket for an event to itself and therefore not to resell it in any way, to offer it for sale or to offer or provide it for commercial purposes.
Prohibition of resale, etc. 3.2 The Visitor is obliged to keep the admission ticket for an event to himself and therefore not to resell, offer for sale or offer or provide it in the context of commercial purposes in any way to third parties.

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