Dealership Facilities Addendum Sample Clauses

Dealership Facilities Addendum. Dealer and Seller will execute a Dealership Facilities Addendum which will include a description of the Dealership Location and the Dealership Facilities, the approved use for each such place of business and facility, and the current Guides therefor.
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Dealership Facilities Addendum. 03 C. Conditions and Exceptions to C. Changes and Additions..............................03 Indemnification....................................21 D. Assistance Provided by Seller......................03 12. Termination...........................................
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Dealership Facilities Addendum. Dealer and Seller will execute a Dealership Facilities Addendum which will include a description of the Dealership Location and the Dealership Facilities, the approved use for each such place of business and facility, and the current Guides therefor. C. Changes and Additions. Dealer shall not move, relocate, or change the usage of the Dealership Location or any of the Dealership Facilities, or substantially modify any of the Dealership Facilities, nor shall Dealer or any person named in the Final Article of this Agreement directly or indirectly establish or operate any other locations or facilities for the sale or servicing of Nissan Products or for the conduct of any other of the Dealership Operations contemplated by this Agreement, without the prior written consent of Seller. Any changes in the Dealership Location or the Dealership Facilities that may be agreed to by Seller and Dealer shall be reflected in a new, superseding Dealership Facilities Addendum executed by Seller and Dealer.
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