Materials Left Behind Sample Clauses

Materials Left Behind. If the EXHIBITOR fails to arrange to have any EXHIBITOR Materials returned to the EXHIBITOR after the conclusion of the Show, whether through T3 or otherwise, the EXHIBITOR agrees that T3 shall have the right, but not the obligation, to arrange to have such EXHIBITOR Materials returned to T3’s warehouse. T3 and its subcontractors reserve the right to change designated carriers if the carrier assigned by the EXHIBITOR does not pick up EXHIBITOR'S freight on time. Consistent with the foregoing, the EXHIBITOR agrees that, in such circumstances, the EXHIBITOR will be solely responsible for payment to the replacement carrier that T3 and its subcontractors utilize. T3 and its subcontractors assume no responsibility because of engaging a replacement carrier. The EXHIBITOR further agrees to reimburse T3 for any costs and expenses incurred in removing and transporting such EXHIBITOR Materials, including but not limited to the costs of shipment and storage. Notwithstanding anything contained herein to the contrary, removal of EXHIBITOR Materials is the exclusive responsibility of the EXHIBITOR, and T3 shall have no responsibility for removing such materials and shall not be liable for any loss, damage, theft or disappearance of EXHIBITOR Materials left at the Show premises subsequent to the termination of the Show.
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