Ticketed Price definition
Examples of Ticketed Price in a sentence
Merchant and Agent shall cause to be taken a SKU or “scan” price inventory of the Merchandise and an audit of the Ticketed Price of the Merchandise (the “Inventory Taking”) commencing at the close of business at each of the Stores on a date mutually agreed upon by Agent and Merchant (the date of the Inventory Taking at each Store being the “Inventory Date” for such Store).
In connection with the Inventory Taking, but prior to the final verification thereof, Agent and Merchant shall perform an audit of the Ticketed Price by comparing a sample of SKU selling prices of items of Merchandise ascertained from the Inventory Taking with the actual prices at which such items of Merchandise were offered to the public at the Stores as of the Inventory Date.
In the event the Cost Factor is greater than 34.5%, the Cost Price shall be adjusted as set forth on Exhibit 11.1(u) hereto and (ii) as of the Sale Commencement Date, the aggregate Cost Price of the Merchandise divided by the aggregate Ticketed Price of the Merchandise (the “Ticket Factor”) shall be no greater than 21.3%.