Coin Operated Machines Sample Clauses

Coin Operated Machines. The Tenant shall not have or permit or suffer to be on the Leased Premises any machines selling merchandise or services or providing entertainment, whether by coins, credit cards or otherwise except for machines providing food, cigarettes or beverages for employee use, unless expressly approved by the Landlord in writing.
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Coin Operated Machines. 5 4.07 Loud Speakers and Other Advertising Apparatus ................... 5 4.08 Delivery of Supplies and Materials .............................. 5 4.09 Ordinances and Regulations ...................................... 5 4.10 Rules and Regulations ........................................... 5 Article 5 - Repairs: ....................................................... 6
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Coin Operated Machines. Franchisee may not permit any vending, game, audio, video, other coin- or currency-operated machines, or any other service, product, or entertainment machine of any kind (whether or not similar to those listed), to be installed or maintained on the premises of Franchisee's System Restaurants without PHI's prior written approval. Unless otherwise provided in the Manual, PHI consents to the installation in each System Restaurant of up to the following numbers of coinDoperated machines: Delivery and DelCo Red Roof Restaurants Restaurants One cigarette Two newspaper vending machine vending machines Two newspaper One coin telephone vending machines Two coin telephones One video game machine Onevideo game machine One audio jukebox The portion of receipts from all coinDoperated machines located on the premises of a System Restaurant that is payable as directed by Franchisee (even if paid by the vendor directly to the unitOs manager) is part of Gross Sales.
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Coin Operated Machines. Franchisee may not permit any vending, game, audio, video, other coin- or currency-operated machines, or any other service, product, or entertainment machine of any kind (whether or not similar to those listed), to be installed or maintained on the premises of Franchisee's System Restaurants without BRAII's prior written approval.
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Coin Operated Machines. The Tenant shall not have or permit to suffer to be on the Leased Premises any machines selling merchandise or services or providing entertainment, whether by coins, credit cards or otherwise, unless expressly approved by the Landlord in writing, and except for use solely by the Tenant’s staff.
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