Fairs and shows Sample Clauses

Fairs and shows. You may promote Mendability Products and opportunity and sign up Family Accounts with a Promotional Display. Depending on the rules or location of the event, it may not be legal to accept payment while at the event. When you are signing up for or attending an event: • Your booth and materials may represent your own services and the Sensory Enrichment Therapy or Mendability Brand but not any competing brand or Product; • Mendability does not limit the number of booths allowed; • You should not enter into contracts for overlapping events/shows; and • Mendability will not be made a party to a contract between you and an event coordinator, nor will Mendability be liable for any disputes that arise between you and an event coordinator, or between you and another Approved Provider at the event;
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