Display of Weapons. At least one-hour prior to opening of the Art Show each day of the Convention, the Organizer will conduct an inspection of all exhibits and displays to ensure that all weapons or weapon replicas are displayed in a manner consistent with the terms of this Contract. Any weapons or weapon replicas not properly displayed or expressly authorized per the terms of Section 27 prior to the commencement of the inspection period may not be exhibited or displayed that day. In its sole discretion, should the Organizer determine that an Artist’s display is not in compliance with the terms of this Contract, the Organizer may demand that the Artist alter or remove a display. If the Organizer, in its sole discretion, determines certain weapons or weapon replicas to be too dangerous for display at the Convention, the Organizer may deem the immediate removal of such materials from the premises of the Convention Facility. Should an Artist defy any request, instruction, or demand of the Organizer concerning the display of weapons or weapon replicas, or should an Artist add to, change, expand, or otherwise materially alter a display after the above-mentioned inspection period has concluded, then the Organizer may confiscate the offending articles and dispose of them in any manner it deems appropriate including, but not limited to, destruction. Take note, however, that the sale or display of projectile weapons of any kind, i.e. crossbows, airsoft pistols and rifles, throwing stars, etc., is strictly prohibited.
Display of Weapons. At least one-hour prior to opening of the Exhibit Facility each day of the Convention, the Organizer will conduct an inspection of all exhibits and displays to verify that all weapons or weapon replicas are displayed in a manner consistent with the terms of this Contract. For this purpose, all Exhibitors must ensure that any weapons or weapon replicas are displayed away from the reach of minors. Any weapons or weapon replicas not properly displayed prior to the commencement of the inspection period may not be sold or displayed that day. In its sole discretion, should the Organizer determine that an Exhibitor’s display is not in compliance with the terms of this Contract, the Organizer may demand that the Exhibitor alter or remove a display. If the Organizer, in its sole discretion, determines certain weapons or weapon replicas to be too dangerous for display or sale at the Convention, the Organizer may demand the immediate removal of such material from the premises of the Convention Facility. Should an Exhibitor defy any request, instruction or demand of the Organizer concerning the display of weapons or weapon replicas, or should an Exhibitor add merchandise to, change, expand, or otherwise materially alter a display after the above-mentioned inspection period has concluded, then the Organizer may confiscate the offending articles and dispose of them in any manner it deems appropriate including but not limited to destruction. Take note, however, that the sale or display of projectile weapons of any kind, i.e. crossbows, airsoft pistols and rifles, throwing stars, etc., is strictly prohibited.
