Replacement Dealer Operator Sample Clauses

Replacement Dealer Operator. Dealer Company shall make every effort to obtain the consent of the Divisions to a proposed replacement Dealer Operator prior to the removal or withdrawal of the approved Dealer Operator. if that is not practical, Dealer Company shall notify Division in writing within 10 days following the removal or withdrawal of the approved Dealer Operator. Within 30 days of that removal or withdrawal, Dealer Company will submit to Division a plan and appropriate applications to replace Dealer Operator with a qualified replacement acceptable to Division. The replacement Dealer Operator must assume his/her responsibilities no later than 90 days following the withdrawal of the approved Dealer Operator. Hometown Auto Retailers, Inc. shall be permitted to appoint a temporary general manager to manage the GM Dealership during the interim period while the Dealer Operator is being replaced.
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Replacement Dealer Operator. Dealer Company shall make every effort to obtain the consent of the Divisions to a proposed replacement Dealer Operator prior to the removal or withdrawal of the approved Dealer Operator. If that is not practical, Dealer Company shall notify Division in writing within 10 days following the removal or withdrawal of the approved Dealer Operator. Within 30 days of that removal or withdrawal, Dealer Company will submit to Division a plan and appropriate applications to replace Dealer Operator with a qualified replacement acceptable to Division. The replacement Dealer Operator must assume his/her responsibilities no later than 90 days following the withdrawal of the approved Dealer Operator. Lithia Motors, Inc. shall be permitted to appoint a temporary general manager to manage the GM Dealership during the interim period while the Dealer Operator is being replaced.
Replacement Dealer Operator. Dealer Company shall make every effort to obtain the consent of the Divisions to a proposed replacement Dealer Operator prior to the removal or withdrawal of the approved Dealer Operator. If that is not practical, Dealer Company shall notify Division in writing within 10 days following the removal or withdrawal of the approved Dealer Operator. Within 30 days of that removal or withdrawal, Dealer Company will submit to Division a plan and appropriate applications to replace Dealer Operator with a qualified replacement acceptable to Division. The replacement Dealer Operator must assume his/her responsibilities no later than 90 days following the withdrawal of the approved Dealer Operator. Sunbelt Automotive Group, Inc. shall be permitted to appoint a temporary general manager to manage the GM Dealership during the interim period while the Dealer Operator is being replaced.

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