Common use of Entertainers Clause in Contracts

Entertainers. Seller and the Company represent that any person who has appeared at the Premises (and may appear prior to the Closing Date) as an entertainer has always been (and will be) treated and classified by the Company as an independent contractor and not as an “employee.”

Entertainers. Seller and the Company represent that any person who has appeared at the Premises (and may appear prior to the Closing Date) as an entertainer has always been (and will be) treated and classified by the Company and Centerfold Showclub as an independent contractor and not as an “employee.”