Chargers’ Records Sample Clauses

Chargers’ Records. The Parties agree that Section 21(a) of the Agreement concerning the maintenance of records by the Chargers and the City’s rights to receive statements relating thereto and to audit such records shall only apply with respect to records relating exclusively to (a) amounts paid for admission to Post Season Games, taxes paid on said amounts, refunds of said amounts, and Trade-Outs and (b) credits taken against consideration payable to the City by the Chargers. The Chargers shall have no obligation to maintain or deliver information relating to, or permit the audit of, any records relating to anything other than the foregoing.
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Chargers’ Records. The Chargers shall keep, or cause to be kept, true, accurate and complete records and double-entry books in a manner and form satisfactory to the City, which records shall show all transactions out of which Gross Income is derived and shall be supported by documents of original entry such as sales slips and purchase invoices. The Chargers shall keep such records for a period of three (3) years after the year to which they relate. The Chargers shall issue serially numbered tickets for each paid admission and shall keep adequate records of such serial numbers issued and those not used. The Chargers shall furnish the City with a printers certificate showing the number, type and serial numbers of all admission tickets printed for use in connection with each Home Game played at the Stadium Premises. Said books, accounts and records shall be kept or made available in the City of San Diego. Within thirty (30) Business Days after the playing of a Home Game or Post-Season Game, the Chargers shall deliver to the City at a location and on forms satisfactory to the City, (i) a detailed statement setting forth the type and serial number of tickets sold or disposed of for said Home Games or Post-Season Games, (ii) stubs of all tickets used and (iii) such other data as is appropriate or necessary to verify the Gross Income, including, without limitation, the turnstile count of each Home Game and Post-Season Game and ticket distribution reports. The City shall, through its duly authorized agent or representatives, have the right at any and all reasonable times to examine and audit the Chargers' records and any statements of money accrued and due the City for the purpose of determining the accuracy thereof.
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