Common use of BACK SOLICITATION Clause in Contracts

BACK SOLICITATION. CARRIER shall not solicit traffic from any shipper, consignee, or customer of BROKER where (1) the availability of such traffic first became known to CARRIER as a result of BROKER’s efforts; or (2) where the traffic was first tendered to CARRIER by BROKER. If the CARRIER breaches this provision of this AGREEMENT, BROKER shall be entitled—as reasonable liquidated damages and not as a penalty—to a commission of fifteen percent of the gross revenue from such traffic to CARRIER for a period of fifteen months. CARRIER also agrees that the breach of this provision entitles BROKER to be entitled to obtain an injunction against CARRIER in a court of competent jurisdiction, at BROKER’s option.

BACK SOLICITATION. CARRIER shall not solicit traffic from any shipper, consignee, or customer of BROKER where (1) the availability of such traffic first became known to CARRIER as a result of BROKER’s efforts; or (2) where the traffic was first tendered to CARRIER by BROKER. If the CARRIER breaches this provision of this AGREEMENT, BROKER shall be entitled—as reasonable liquidated damages and not as a penalty—entitled to a commission of fifteen percent of the gross revenue from such traffic to CARRIER for a period of fifteen months. CARRIER also agrees that the breach of this provision entitles BROKER to be entitled to obtain an injunction against CARRIER in a court of competent jurisdiction, at BROKER’s option.

BACK SOLICITATION. CARRIER shall not solicit traffic from any shipper, consignee, or customer of BROKER where (1) the availability of such traffic first became known to CARRIER CARRJER as a result of BROKER’s XXXX.XX's efforts; or (2) where the traffic was first tendered to CARRIER by BROKER. If the CARRIER CARRJER breaches this provision of this AGREEMENT, BROKER shall be entitled—-as reasonable liquidated damages and not as a penalty—-to a commission of fifteen percent of the gross revenue from such traffic to CARRIER for a period of fifteen months. CARRIER also agrees that the breach of this provision entitles BROKER to be entitled to obtain an injunction against CARRIER in a court of competent jurisdiction, at BROKER’s ' s option.

BACK SOLICITATION. CARRIER shall not solicit traffic from any shipper, consignee, or customer of BROKER where (1) the availability of such traffic first became known to CARRIER as a result of BROKER’s efforts; or (2) where the traffic was first tendered to CARRIER by BROKER. If the CARRIER breaches this provision of this AGREEMENT, BROKER shall be entitled—as reasonable liquidated damages and not nots as a penalty—to a commission of fifteen percent of the gross revenue from such traffic to CARRIER for a period of fifteen months. CARRIER also agrees that the breach of this provision entitles BROKER to be entitled to obtain an injunction against CARRIER in a court of competent jurisdiction, at BROKER’s option.