EXHIBITOR MANUAL Sample Clauses

EXHIBITOR MANUAL. NCSI may distribute to Vendors a hard-copy or electronic version of our Exhibitor’s Manual. Alternatively, NCSI may publish an Exhibitor Resources page on the event’s website. In either case, all applicable terms, conditions, rules, regulations and policies set forth in the aforementioned documents shall hereby be incorporated herein and made a part hereof. NCSI reserves the right at any time to alter, change or modify any provision of these documents and the Vendor agrees to be bound by such alteration, change or modification.
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EXHIBITOR MANUAL. Each CES venue may have a customized and detailed exhibitor manual to guide exhibitors. Exhibitor agrees to review the manual(s) applicable to its booth location and abide by the rules set forth therein including Show Rules & Regulations, Las Vegas Fire Safety Regulations, Show Work Rules, and the EAC process. Exhibitor may also locate general show information and resources from the exhibitor manual.
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EXHIBITOR MANUAL. 13.1. The Organiser shall provide to the Exhibitor and all other Exhibitors an Exhibitor Manual before the opening day of the Exhibition which shall contain specific regulations with regard to the manner and conduct of the Exhibition. The Exhibitor (and any contractors retained by it) agrees to abide by any relevant provisions contained within the Exhibition Manual. Failure to do so will be a breach of this Agreement.
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EXHIBITOR MANUAL. Prior to the Event, GFE will e-mail the Exhibitor Manual to the “Event Contact” listed on the contract. The Exhibitor Manual will include information integral to participation at the Expo, including but not limited to: additional exhibitor rules and regulations, official contractor order forms, registration, shipping, utilities and building services, exhibitor display rules, and move-in, move-out schedules.
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