Inventory Purchase At End Of Agreement Sample Clauses

Inventory Purchase At End Of Agreement. CUESTA COLLEGE shall repurchase, or require a successor contractor to purchase, XXXXXX & XXXXX’x inventory at cost in the event of termination, expiration, or non-renewal of this Agreement, in the same manner as purchased by XXXXXX & NOBLE as outlined in EXHIBIT I, 1 of this Agreement. In the event of cancellation of this Agreement, CUESTA COLLEGE shall purchase, or require a successor contractor to purchase, XXXXXX & XXXXX’x rental inventory outstanding at the time of the transition, at the buyback value (based on then-current market rates). Should CUESTA COLLEGE change logo or contracted athletic apparel provider/licensee, CUESTA COLLEGE will either give XXXXXX & XXXXX six months written notice or will allow XXXXXX & NOBLE to automatically deduct from commissions due the cost of unsold emblematic merchandise. EXHIBIT “J” INSURANCE AND INDEMNIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
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