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Vehicle Sales Sample Clauses

Vehicle Sales. This module contains a suite of tools to manage vehicle sales and stocking, which also covers showroom operations such as sales administration, stock control and accounting for new and used vehicles. This enables the following high level business processes: customer enquiry management and associated sales activities; creating vehicles sales orders, invoices and recording payment; controlling the part- exchange valuation and purchase; reporting on sales activity and performance; management of vehicle stock inventory including valuation, orders and payments.
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Vehicle Sales a) Vehicles that have been marked Arrived in the TradeRev System must at all times be under the lawful possession, custody and control of the Seller. b) Seller will be required to upload to the TradeRev System a copy of the Vehicle ownership registered in the name of the Seller and send the original ownership document (excluding Vehicles registered in Alberta and Saskatchewan) to TradeRev before receiving payment. c) Seller shall not release a Vehicle to the Buyer or its representative until the Buyer has paid the Seller for the Vehicle or, if payment is made to TradeRev or a TradeRev Partner, until the Seller has received confirmation that the funds have cleared the Buyer’s bank. TradeRev and TradeRev Partners do not guarantee payment from the Buyer. The Seller will be liable for all Losses due to the unauthorized or premature release of a Vehicle. d) XxxxxXxx reserves the right to remove a Vehicle posted on the TradeRev System at any time. e) After a Vehicle has been marked Won in the TradeRev System, the Seller must advise TradeRev immediately if the Vehicle cannot be made available to the Buyer (e.g., the Vehicle has been sold to a retail customer). In such an event, the Seller will be liable for a penalty fee in an amount fixed at TradeRev’s sole discretion. In addition, Customers who attempt to avoid payment of Fees by negotiating private sales on Vehicles offered or intended to be offered for sale through the TradeRev will be subject to penalty Fees and may have their TradeRev privileges temporarily or permanently suspended. f) When a Vehicle has been marked as Arrived in the TradeRev System, the Seller will make the Vehicle (with at least one set of working keys) available for pick‐up at the location specified on the Vehicle listing page. If the Seller fails to do so, TradeRev may at its discretion: (i) charge the Seller a penalty fee, (ii) require Seller to pay some or all of Buyer’s Fees and costs, including but not limited to transport, “dry run” fees, floor plan financing interest charges and/or service charges, and/or (iii) cancel the transaction and require Seller to refund all sale proceeds to TradeRev, which will refund the Buyer.
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Vehicle Sales. Borrower shall also prepay the outstanding Loans in accordance with the terms of SUBSECTION 5.1(q).
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Vehicle Sales. The Division supports the proposed amendment to allow auto sales, provided that the use is ancillary to the principal use (car wash and laundromat) and that it is limited to a maximum of six (6) vehicles on display at any one time. Given the size of the property, the display of six vehicles will not impede the overall operation of the car wash and laundromat.
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Vehicle Sales. 70 ARTICLE VII Events of Default 71
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Vehicle Sales. Borrower shall prepay the outstanding Loans in an amount equal to the Net Book Value of any Vehicle that is disposed of after a Default or Potential Default has occurred and is continuing.
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Vehicle Sales. Sell, lease (other than pursuant to Qualifying Rentals), transfer, assign or otherwise dispose of (in one transaction or in a series of transactions) (a) more than 7,500 Vehicles in any fiscal year or (b) any Vehicle, if after giving effect to such sale, lease, transfer, assignment or other disposition of such Vehicle, there would be less than 24,000 Eligible Revenue-Producing Vehicles.
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Vehicle Sales a) Vehicles that have been marked Arrived in the TradeRev System must at all times be under the lawful possession, custody and control of the Seller. b) Seller shall not release a Vehicle to the Buyer or its representative until the Buyer has paid the Seller for the Vehicle or, if payment is made to TradeRev or a TradeRev Partner, until the Seller has received confirmation that the funds have cleared the Buyer’s bank. TradeRev and TradeRev Partners do not guarantee payment from the Buyer. The Seller will be liable for all Losses due to the unauthorized or premature release of a Vehicle. c) TradeRev reserves the right to remove a Vehicle posted on the TradeRev System at any time. d) When a Vehicle has been marked as Arrived in the TradeRev System, the Seller will make the Vehicle (with at least one set of working keys) available for pick-­‐up at the location specified on the Vehicle listing page. If the Seller fails to do so, TradeRev may at its discretion: (i) charge the Seller a penalty fee, (ii) require Seller to pay some or all of Buyer’s Fees and costs, including but not limited to transport, “dry run” fees, floor plan financing interest charges and/or service charges, and/or (iii) cancel the transaction and require Seller to refund all sale proceeds to TradeRev, which will refund the Buyer.
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