Demonstration Equipment and Requirements Sample Clauses

Demonstration Equipment and Requirements. Unless otherwise provided in the Product Exhibit, Representative may request demonstration equipment from Philips. Philips, in its discretion, may make inventory available for demonstration. Representative shall maintain and take control of, until sold by or returned to Philips, such consignment inventory assigned to Representative. Such models will be provided at Philips' expense. Demonstration equipment provided by Philips hereunder shall be used only in the support of sales under this Agreement and not in support of sales under a distributor agreement. i. Representative shall: • Locate demonstration inventory/equipment immediately upon Philips' request, and shall thereafter return equipment at Philips' request or upon termination of the Agreement. • Notify Philips promptly if demonstrator equipment is lost damaged, destroyed or stolen. • Be responsible for and pay the repair costs, at standard Philips rates, for any damage to Products delivered to Representative for demonstration. • Pay eighty percent (80%) of the list price of any demonstrator inventory that has not been returned to Philips in good working order at the termination date of this Agreement or other date specified by Philips for return of the inventory. Philips will set off any such amounts against amounts due to Representative under this Agreement ten (I0) days after the requested return date if equipment is not received by Philips within that time period. Upon termination of the Agreement Philips will pay reasonable costs of shipment for return of inventory. • Clearly xxxx all demonstrator equipment property of Philips as specified by Philips and consistent with the Codes. Representative shall execute any financing statement requested by Philips to evidence Philips ownership. • Not sell or otherwise obtain value for accessories to Products in Representative's possession which Philips has provided to Representative at no charge. Any demonstration inventory that is not assigned to Representative, but is borrowed from Philips central pool of inventory for special events including clinical trial, must be returned by the due date and all return shipping charges must be paid for by Representative. Philips will set off eighty percent (80%) of the list price of any borrowed demonstration inventory against amounts due to Representative under this Agreement, if it is not received by Philips within ten days following the Philips specified return due date, Representative shall return such equipment ...
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