Common use of BACK SOLICITATION Clause in Contracts

BACK SOLICITATION. CARRIER shall not solicit traffic from any shipper, consignor, consignee or customer of BROKER where a) The availability of such traffic first became known to CARRIER as a result of BROKER’s efforts, or: b) here the traffic of the shipper, consignor, consignee or customer of the BROKER was first tendered to the CARRIER by the BROKER. If CARRIER breaches this agreement and back- solicits the BROKER’s customers, and obtains traffic from such a customer, the BROKER then is entitled, for a period of (24) months after the involved traffic first begins to move, to a commission from the CARRIER of (25%) of the transportation revenue received on the movement of the traffic.

BACK SOLICITATION. CARRIER shall not solicit traffic or bids from any shipper, consignor, consignee or customer of BROKER where a) where The availability of such traffic or bids first became known to CARRIER as a result of BROKER’s efforts, or: b) : here the traffic of the shipper, consignor, consignee or customer of the BROKER was first tendered to the CARRIER by the BROKER. If CARRIER breaches this agreement and back- back-solicits the BROKER’s customers, and obtains traffic from such a customer, the BROKER then is entitled, for a period of (24) months after the involved traffic first begins to move, to a commission from the CARRIER of (2520%) of the transportation revenue received on the movement of the traffic.

BACK SOLICITATION. CARRIER shall not solicit traffic from any shipper, consignor, consignee or customer of BROKER where a) where The availability of such traffic first became known to CARRIER as a result of BROKER’s efforts, or: b) : here the traffic of the shipper, consignor, consignee or customer of the BROKER was first tendered to the CARRIER by the BROKER. If CARRIER breaches this agreement and back- back-solicits the BROKER’s customers, and obtains traffic from such a customer, the BROKER then is entitled, for a period of (24) months after the involved traffic first begins to move, to a commission from the CARRIER of (25%) of the transportation revenue received on the movement of the traffic.