Common use of Warning Letter Clause in Contracts

Warning Letter. The Lottery may issue a warning letter to Retailer in lieu of termination or probation if the Lottery determines that its best interests would be served by issuance of the letter. The warning letter will direct Retailer to take appropriate steps to correct or eliminate an objectionable condition or occurrence and ensure that it does not happen again. The warning letter may set forth consequences if corrective measures are not taken. Failure by Retailer to comply with the direction set forth in the warning letter may result in termination.

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: California Lottery Retailer Contract, California Lottery Retailer Contract, California Lottery Retailer Contract