Drayage. The Exhibitor agrees to use the contracted Decorator for drayage. All drayage charges are the sole responsibility of the Exhibitor. Shipping and rate information will be made available online and emailed to Exhibitors directly from the Decorator.
Drayage. Neither SDCFB nor the exhibition hall will accept or store freight or empty crates. It is the responsibility of Exhibitor to contract for required shipping, storing, delivery, and receipt. All freight and materials for the exhibition hall must be delivered through the loading door areas. Exhibitor is responsible for erecting, assembling, dismantling, packing and unpacking its display. RETURNED CHECKS There will be a $25.00 charge on all returned checks. FINES: Early breakdown = $250 SPACE ASSIGNMENT AND REASSIGNMENT; PAYMENT Exhibitor may indicate choice of booth space subject to the approval of SDCFB. SDCFB will generally assign booth space in order of receipt of the Exhibitor’s completed application and payment. Reasonable effort will be made to assign space as requested. However SDCFB retains the right to allocate space in the best interest of the Expo. Balance due at time of signed agreement or at least 30 days prior to Expo. Reassignment or subletting of space is not permitted without prior written approval of SDCFB which may be withheld for any reason.
Drayage. The Vendor agrees to use the contracted Decorator for drayage. All drayage charges are the sole responsibility of the Vendor. Shipping and rate information will be made available directly from the Decorator.
Drayage. No charges will be assessed for drayage on incoming and outgoing shipments to and from venue docks or parking lot.
Drayage. Advance shipments of exhibit material must be made to the official drayage company as indicated in the Exhibitor Quick Guide. The exhibit facility cannot accept direct shipments. Should any shipments be made directly to the exhibit facility, such shipment will be removed by the authorized drayage company and stored until the facility is ready to accept material for the Exposition. All costs related to removal and storage will be the sole responsibility of the Exhibitor.
Drayage. The Exhibitor shall utilize the drayage firm appointed by CMTA for the performance of any drayage services.
Drayage. Advance shipments of drayage material must be made through the AALS appointed drayage company, C.H.S., Convention Handling Service, Inc. The Hotel cannot accept direct shipments. If shipments are sent directly to the Hotel, they will be picked up by the drayage firm and stored until the Hotel is ready to accept the material on Friday, January 2nd. All costs incurred will be charged to the exhibitor by the drayage company.
Drayage. Defendant entered into a contract with plaintiff to furnish the labor and equipment necessary to remove and replace some machinery. Defendant agreed to "indemnify" plaintiff "against all loss, damage, expense and liability resulting from ... injury to property, arising out of or in any way connected with the performance of this contract." During the work the cover fell and injured the exposed rotor of the turbine. Plaintiff brought this action to recover the amount it subsequently spent on repairs. Defendant offered to prove by admissions of plaintiff's agents, by defendant's conduct under similar contracts entered into with plaintiff, and by other proof that in the indemnity clause the parties meant to cover injury to property of third parties only and not to plaintiff's property. The trial court held that the "plain language" of the agreement required defendant to indemnify plaintiff for injuries to plaintiff's property. Having determined that the contract had a plain meaning, the court refused to admit any extrinsic evidence that would contradict its interpretation. Defendant wants to offer evidence that the clause meant to cover damage to third parties who sued plaintiff Critique: based on completely faulty logic (ignoring intent of parties) Judges always using something extrinsic when they claim to just be reading the plain meaning using own biases Can’t separate that from other extrinsic evidence Can use extrinsic evidence to show contract language was reasonably susceptible of the meaning you want to prove Can use extrinsic evidence to prove that’s what the parties intended (because language is always ambiguous)
Drayage. Producer agrees to assume drayage costs for Sponsor product freight that is distributed as sampling and/or couponing at the Sponsor exhibit to consumers attending the Event. This Sponsor freight must be specially marked “Show Management/Sponsor Sampling” and must arrive to each show location as “direct show freight” that Friday before show opens on Saturday. All other Sponsor freight drayage costs, such as the Sponsor exhibit booth and other direct shipments, are the responsibility of Sponsor.
Drayage. Xxxxxxx Exhibitor Services (“Xxxxxxx”) is the official drayage company of AFCA, and all advance shipments of exhibit material must be made through Xxxxxxx. To make it possible to set up the convention in the limited time available and to avoid confusion and congestion, Xxxxxxx must control all inbound and outbound traffic in loading and unloading areas, in the aisles, or in any other freight traffic patterns.
