Exclusion of Certain E-Commerce Sales Sample Clauses

Exclusion of Certain E-Commerce Sales. The License excludes the sale, distribution, and promotion of Licensed Products via dedicated Cxxxxx Kxxxx sites or mini sites of commerce conducted on, made available through, or facilitated by interactive or electronic media, or including through or facilitated by any mobile device (that is, sale or purchase by means of any electronic wireless technology, or a mobile device) whether now known or hereafter developed, including, without limitation, the Internet and on-line service providers, regardless of the means through which it is conducted (hereinafter “E-Commerce”) and as a subcategory of E-Commerce, through or facilitated by any mobile device (hereinafter, “M-Commerce”), in the Territory. However, sales through the internet sites of CKI approved brick and mortar retail accounts, whether via E-Commerce or otherwise, or to E-Commerce retailers (aka “e-tailers”), shall be on an exclusive basis under this Agreement, through M-Commerce or otherwise, subject to standard required safeguards imposed as to such internet sales, including limiting to personal consumption and are granted to Licensee hereunder on account by account basis. For purposes hereof, including but not by way of limitation under §6.13 and §6.14, approval by CKI of any brick and mortar retail account does not include automatic approval of any of such account’s internet sites whether via E-Commerce or M-Commerce or otherwise, unless and only if explicitly approved in writing (including any reasonable contingencies or limitations) at the time of CKI’s approval of such brick and mortar retail account. The parties acknowledge that under European Union (“EU”) laws, rules and regulations, preclusion of sales between jurisdictions in the EU including preclusion of such cross-border sales via e-commerce, is prohibited.
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