Return of the Contract Goods Sample Clauses

Return of the Contract Goods a) BMW GB will within a period of 60 days after termination of this Agreement buy back the stocks of the Dealer's Contract Goods on the condition that they: (i) were acquired directly from BMW GB or a BMW Dealer; and (ii) are included in the current sales programme of BMW GB at the time of the re-purchase; and (iii) are not sold; and (iv) are new, unused and undamaged and, where applicable, in their original retail packaging; and (v) are clearly identifiable b) BMW GB will be under no obligation to re-purchase Contract Goods if the termination of this Agreement is the result of actions of the Dealer which entitle or would have entitled BMW GB to terminate the agreement under clause 11.4 or 11. c) The Dealer will at BMW GB's request sell its entire stock or part of its stock of Contract Goods to BMW GB. d) Forthwith upon the termination of this Agreement any BMW Vehicles on consignment shall be returned at the expense of the Dealer (or at the expense of BMW GB if terminated by BMW GB) to BMW GB or to any place or person specified by BMW GB in the same condition as when received from BMW GB and on such return of the said Vehicles BMW GB shall repay the Dealer any sum deposited under the terms set out in the First Schedule hereto in respect of the BMW Vehicles returned less any sum considered by BMW GB to be due for loss damage or deterioration to the said Vehicles.
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