Audit of Sales Representative Sample Clauses

Audit of Sales Representative. 5 SECTION 6 5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- AVAILABILITY OF ENHANCEMENTS 5 SECTION 7 5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIMITED WARRANTY AND LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY 5 7.1 Ownership and Authority. 5 7.2 Conformity to Specifications. 5
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Audit of Sales Representative. Upon Owner's request, Owner or an agent or accounting firm chosen by Owner shall be provided reasonable access during normal business hours to the records of Sales Representative for purposes of audit of royalties due.

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