SELLING PRACTICES Sample Clauses

SELLING PRACTICES. LICENSEE acknowledges NBAP's legitimate and reasonable interest in protecting the value of the NBA Marks and maximizing the effectiveness of its advertising, promotion and distribution efforts by segmenting the classes of trade into which its licensees sell NBAP-licensed products. Therefore, LICENSEE shall only sell Licensed Products to a buyer that, to its best knowledge, (i) purchases Licensed Products from LICENSEE solely for sale directly to the consumer and operates a retail establishment that supports the high quality and image of NBA officially licensed products with appropriate merchandising displays, promotion and/or customer service, or (ii) distributes to retailers that support the high quality and image of NBA officially licensed products with appropriate merchandising displays, promotion and/or customer service. LICENSEE acknowledges that a failure to comply with the selling practices set forth in this Paragraph shall cause significant harm to NBAP's efforts to effectively and efficiently distribute NBAP-licensed products. AGREED TO AND ACCEPTED, subject AGREED TO AND ACCEPTED: to and incorporating the attached NBAP NBA PROPERTIES, INC. Standard Terms and Conditions which the undersigned has read: By: /s/ Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx MARVEL ENTERTAINMENT GROUP, INC. ----------------------- Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxx Xx. Vice President, Business Affairs By: --------------------------------- Title: Dated: ------------------------------ ---------------------- NBAP STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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SELLING PRACTICES. LICENSEE acknowledges NBAP's legitimate and reasonable interest in protecting the value of the NBA Marks and maximizing the effectiveness of its advertising, promotion and distribution efforts by segmenting the classes of trade into which its licensees sell NBAP-licensed products. Therefore, LICENSEE shall only sell Licensed Products to a buyer that, to its best knowledge (i) purchases Licensed Products from LICENSEE solely for sale directly to the consumer and operates a retail establishment that supports the high quality and image of NBA officially licensed products with appropriate merchandising displays, promotion and/or customer service. LICENSEE acknowledges that a failure to comply with the selling practices set forth in this Paragraph shall cause significant harm to NBAP's efforts to effectively and efficiently distribute NBAP-licensed products. AGREED TO AND ACCEPTED, subject AGREED TO AND ACCEPTED: to and incorporating the attached NBAP NBA PROPERTIES, INC. Standard Terms and Conditions which the undersigned has read: INNOVO, INC. By:_____________________ Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxx Senior Vice President, Business Affairs By:________________________ Title:_____________________ Dated:__________________ NBAP STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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SELLING PRACTICES. (a) Neither Party shall make, publish or distribute or cooperate with any third party in making, publishing or distributing any public announcement, press releases, advertising, marketing, promotional or other materials (whether in print, on a website, electronically or otherwise) (“Materials”) that use the other Party’s name, logos, or trademarks with regard to the execution or performance of this Agreement or otherwise, without the prior written approval of such other Party. The Parties shall provide and designate such Materials that may be used in connection with this Agreement and the alliance contemplated hereby.
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SELLING PRACTICES. LICENSEE acknowledges NBAP's legitimate and reasonable interest in protecting the value of the NBA Marks and maximizing the effectiveness of its advertising, promotion and distribution efforts by segmenting the classes of trade into which its licensees sell NBAP-licensed products. Therefore, LICENSEE acknowledges that a failure to comply with the selling practices set forth in this Paragraph shall cause significant harm to NBAP's efforts to effectively and efficiently distribute NBAP-licensed products.
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SELLING PRACTICES. The Company has not taken and will not take, directly or indirectly, any action designed to or that might be reasonably expected to cause or result in stabilization or manipulation of the price of the Common Stock to facilitate the sale or resale of the Shares. The Company has not effected any sales of securities required to be disclosed in Form N-2 under the Acts, other than as disclosed in the Registration Statement.
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SELLING PRACTICES. Any material change in policies or practices relating to selling practices, returns, discounts or other terms of sale or accounting therefor or in policies of distribution or sales.
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SELLING PRACTICES. 7.1. Refunds The consumer shall have the right to
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