Legitimate Excuse definition

Legitimate Excuse means an excuse under Part IV of this bylaw which includes only the following:
Legitimate Excuse means (1) a bona fide pre-existing professional or family commitment, or a bona fide pre-existing important personal commitment, which would conflict directly with an appearance requested under this Contract, and the particulars of which ATHLETE must fully disclose to NIKE if and when ATHLETE declines to make such appearance, or (2) an unanticipated bona fide personal or family emergency or crisis (e.g., child birth, serious illness, injury or death).

Related to Legitimate Excuse

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