Selling against Competitive Orders Sample Clauses

Selling against Competitive Orders. If a competitor already has a firm order (a legally enforceable contract) from a customer for the competitor's product or service, it is ALCHEMY practice not to market competing ALCHEMY products or services to that customer until the competitor's product is installed, the service is performed or the firm order is cancelled. What is a "firm order"? Letters of intent, free trials, conditional agreements and similar arrangements usually are not considered firm orders; unconditional contracts are. Generally, if a firm order does not exist, you may sell to the customer. However, this is a complicated subject, and as a result it is often difficult to determine if a firm order actually exists. When a situation is unclear, seek advice from ALCHEMY counsel.
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