Liquidation Inventory definition

Liquidation Inventory means the Licensed Products sold by Licensor to Licensee pursuant to this Agreement, as described in Exhibit B hereto under the heading “Liquidation Inventory.”
Liquidation Inventory shall consist of all First Allocation Date Warehouse Inventory that is not Buyer-Allocated Warehouse Inventory (including, for purposes of clarification, (A) damaged, obsolete, out of season, or discontinued inventory, (B) all inventory other than Go-Forward Inventory that is scheduled for delivery following the Closing Date and (C) inventory sold by the Buyer to the Seller pursuant to Section 6.3(b)).
Liquidation Inventory has the meaning set forth in Section 2.2(f).

Examples of Liquidation Inventory in a sentence

  • Upon delivery of the Other Retail Inventory, the Liquidation Inventory and the Walmart Inventory to Licensee’s Warehouse or such other mutually agreeable location, Licensee shall enter such Inventory into Licensee’s inventory management system and provide Licensor with such information as Licensor may reasonably request regarding such Inventory while in Licensee’s possession.

  • Sales of the Other Retail Inventory, the Liquidation Inventory and the Walmart Inventory by Licensee shall be generally made from the oldest applicable Inventory on hand in a manner consistent with Licensee’s sales practices.

  • Notwithstanding, Licensor’s sole remedy for any such loss is limited to the Inventory Purchase Price for the Other Retail Inventory and Liquidation Inventory and the payments that would otherwise be due upon the sale of the Walmart Inventory due under Section 2.2.3 and nothing else.

  • Licensor shall bear all risk of loss or damage to the Other Retail Inventory, the Liquidation Inventory and the Walmart Inventory until delivered into possession, custody or control of Licensee at Licensee’s Warehouse or such other mutually agreeable location.

  • Licensee shall maintain an adequate record of the Other Retail Inventory, Liquidation Inventory and Walmart Inventory, including Inventory categorizations, the corresponding Inventory Purchase Price, quantities of Inventory on hand, quarterly Inventory reconciliations, and sales, transfers or other movements or transactions in Inventory.

  • In addition to the foregoing, Agent shall have the right to have the Borrowers’ Inventory reappraised by a qualified appraisal company selected by Agent from time to time after the Closing Date for the purpose of re-determining the Net Orderly Liquidation Inventory Value of Borrowers’ Inventory and, as a result, re-determining the Borrowing Base.

  • For any Other Retail Inventory and Liquidation Inventory which is reclassified by Licensee as Non-Saleable Inventory, the corresponding Inventory Purchase Price shall be reduced to $0 and such Inventory shall either be destroyed by Licensee or returned to Licensor at Licensor’s request and sole expense.

  • The Parties acknowledge and understand that the categorization of Inventory as Other Retail Inventory, Liquidation Inventory and Walmart Inventory, quantities of such Inventory and determination of the corresponding Inventory Purchase Price, as currently set forth in Exhibit B, is subject to adjustment upon mutual agreement of the Parties.

  • In accordance with the terms and conditions set forth herein, Licensee shall distribute and sell the Other Retail Inventory through Licensee’s distribution and retail partners, distribute and sell the Walmart Inventory to Wal-mart Stores, Inc., and liquidate the Liquidation Inventory.

  • Within 15 business days of delivery of the Other Retail Inventory, the Liquidation Inventory and the Walmart Inventory to the Licensee’s Warehouse or such other mutually agreeable location, Licensee shall inspect and conduct a physical inventory of the Other Retail Inventory, the Liquidation Inventory and the Walmart Inventory delivered to Licensee’s Warehouse or such other mutually agreeable location.


More Definitions of Liquidation Inventory

Liquidation Inventory means all Inventory identified on the attached Schedule D-1 which are (i) not a product sold by Buyer in the ordinary course of its business, (ii) not sold by a vendor with whom Buyer deals in the ordinary course of its business or (iii) not able to be re-labeled by Buyer and sold through the LA Stores in the ordinary course of Buyer's business.