Company Stores Sample Clauses

Company Stores. For purposes of this Agreement, the term "stores" -------------- means the owned or managed convenience food stores of Company. Should Company build new or otherwise acquire additional stores after the date of this Agreement, such additional stores shall be included within the definition of stores.
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Company Stores. For each store owned by Employer or NPL II which is sold as a MotoPhotosm franchise during fiscal year 1999, Employer shall pay Employee a commission of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000).
Company Stores. Working apparel and equipment purchased by employees at the Company’s stores shall be sold at cost. Deductions for apparel or equipment purchased by a new employee shall be made out of the first two (2) wage payments due such employee.
Company Stores. For a period of five (5) years after the Closing Date, Buyer shall, and shall cause the Buyer Subsidiaries, Transferred Subsidiaries and Buyer's other Affiliates to, supply any products offered and sold by Buyer, the Buyer Subsidiaries, the Transferred Subsidiaries and Buyer's other Affiliates that were products of the Business prior to the Closing or are new products of the Business developed after the Closing (collectively, "Business Products") to the stores owned by Seller which sell to employees of Seller and its Affiliates at the lowest published wholesale price of Buyer for such Business Products. Buyer shall sell or cause to be sold all Business Products ordered by Seller's stores in reasonable quantities which are consistent with past practices; provided, if the Business Products which are ordered are in limited supply, Buyer may allocate, or cause to be allocated, the available Business Products among the Seller's stores and other purchasers of Business Products in such a manner that Seller's stores are treated as favorably as any other purchaser of Business Products.
Company Stores. Buyer agrees to allow Seller, during the Term of this Agreement, to sell reasonable amounts of the Products generally available at retail to the company stores located at facilities of Seller and its Affiliates located in the U.S. or Canada (up to seven (7) stores), provided Buyer’s access to Capacity and rights to purchase Products hereunder are not diminished.
Company Stores. Buyer agrees to supply, for a period of two years after the Closing Date, the Products listed on Schedule 7(f) attached hereto to the company stores located at facilities of Seller and its affiliates on the terms set forth on Schedule 7(f).

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