Vendor Compliance. The Seller will monitor Vendor compliance with support commitments defined in the Product Support Agreements and will promptly take remedial action.
Vendor Compliance. Booths must be properly maintained and manned during event hours. Vendors will deposit trash in the proper receptacles. IMDB will not ship out product nor receive product for vendors prior or during event. The sale of event specific merchandise which bears the show name, dates, logos or artwork is strictly prohibited without express written consent of IMDB. Prohibited activities and restricted merchandise include: No firearm sales. All knives, guns, swords, or other items considered to be a weapon are prohibited. Nothing containing alcohol is to be displayed or sold, and no outside alcohol may be brought in or consumed at IMDB. If it's illegal, don’t sell it, use it or possess it at IMDB. No pornography of any kind can be sold or displayed. No merchandise with foul language or obscenity may be displayed. This policy will be strictly enforced. Objectionable products or actions are cause for ejection from the event without refund. In signing this contract, I agree to comply with all rules and regulations as presented. Cancellations/Refunds: All booth cancellations and or changes must be submitted in writing. No refunds are granted within 30 calendar days of the show. If exhibitor cancels within 30 calendar days of the event, or if the exhibitor fails to physically occupy the assigned booth space, exhibitor is responsible for all monies due pursuant to this agreement. In the event of a natural disaster, fire, rain, wind, storm, extreme heat, or any other unforeseen event or catastrophe, IMDB is not obligated to refund any part of vendor/exhibitor monies. Vendor/Exhibitor accepts the risks of participating at an outdoor event. Business License/Permits: If selling merchandise, exhibitor is required to have a valid City of Daytona Beach Sales Tax License and State of Florida business license. Vendor Fire Safety: All vendors are obligated to obey all pertinent fire and safety codes, laws, ordinances and regulations as mandated by the State of Florida, City of Daytona Beach and IMDB. All tents or awnings must have proof of flame retardancy. Security: IMDB may maintain security personnel 24/7 inside vendor area. However, IMDB does not provide any security or services of any sort to Vendor/Exhibitor as a part of this agreement. Vendor/Exhibitor is responsible for protecting, and bears all risk of loss for, its merchandise from theft or damage. No one will be permitted to remain inside the security fence after the venue has closed each evening without prior written a...
Vendor Compliance. The Vendor agrees to the following compliance requirements during the term of this Agreement and shall:
3.1. Cooperate with the WIC Program which monitors Vendors for compliance with program requirements. A description of monitoring methods can be found in Vendor Management Policies VM-4: Routine Monitoring and VM-5: Compliance Investigations.
3.2. Accept the sanction system detailed in Vendor Management Policy VM-6: Vendor Sanction System.
3.3. Understand and accept that the WIC Program may initiate administrative action to disqualify or assess a civil money penalty, in lieu of disqualification, against a Vendor for non- compliance based on an incident of violation or a pattern of violations.
3.4. Understand and accept that the WIC Program will notify the Vendor in writing when an investigation reveals an initial incident of violation for which a pattern of incidents must be established in order to impose a sanction, before another such incident is documented. The two exceptions to this provision, which would not require notification, are:
3.4.1. If the WIC Program determines, in its discretion, that notifying the Vendor would compromise an investigation; or
3.4.2. The initial incident is for claiming reimbursement for sale of a WIC-approved item which exceeds the Vendor’s documented inventory of that specific item for a specific period of time.
3.5. Understand and accept that the WIC Program reports Vendor sanctions to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Service. Disqualification of a Vendor from the WIC Program for Class I or Class II violations described in Vendor Management Policy VM-6: Vendor Sanction System may result in Vendor disqualification from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). These “reciprocal” food program disqualifications may not be subject to administrative or judicial review under SNAP.
3.6. Understand and accept that the Vendor will be held liable for the actions of all owners, officers, managers, agents, employees and personnel, paid or unpaid, who may be involved in WIC transactions at the Vendor’s store or pharmacy.
3.7. Understand and accept that a Vendor who commits fraud or abuse in the WIC Program is liable to prosecution under applicable federal, state and local laws. Those who have willfully misapplied, stolen, or fraudulently obtained program funds will be subject to a fine of not more than $25,000 or imprisonment for not more than 5 years, or both, if the value of the funds is $100 or mo...
Vendor Compliance. (a) Licensee, on behalf of itself and Permitted Sublicensees, shall provide to Parent once per Contract Year a report which includes: (i) a true and complete list of each facility used by Licensee, Permitted Sublicensees or Vendors in the manufacture or assembly of Licensed Products identifying the jurisdiction and product(s) manufactured therein and (ii) the designation of risk for each such facility, to be prepared in accordance with Parent Group’s Supplier Responsibility Governance (“SRG”) Program and EHS risk allocation standards in existence immediately prior to the Distribution Date (i.e., “Sanctioned,” “Restricted,” “High Risk” or “Low Risk”) or Licensee’s or Permitted Sublicensees’ SRG and EHS risk allocation standards; provided, that these standards are consistent with those used by SpinCo Group or Parent Group in connection with the SpinCo Business immediately prior to the Distribution Date.
(b) Licensee shall develop (or cause to be developed) a set of standards and requirements for any Vendor engaged to manufacture or distribute Licensed Products for or on behalf of Licensee or Permitted Sublicensees, which shall be: (i) consistent with the SRG Program, EHS standards, and the Integrity Guide for Suppliers, Contractors and Consultants used and enforced by SpinCo Group or Parent Group in connection with the SpinCo Business immediately prior to the Distribution Date and (ii) updated from time to time to reflect evolving industry standards and best practices (collectively, the “Applicable Vendor Standards”). Any such Appliable Vendor Standards shall be submitted in writing to Parent upon any updates to such standards by Licensee, upon Parent’s reasonable request, or otherwise on an annual basis.
(c) Licensee shall (and shall ensure that Permitted Sublicensees): (i) provide Vendors with the Applicable Vendor Standards and all applicable requirements hereunder; (ii) require Vendors to expressly agree to comply with the Applicable Vendor Standards and all applicable requirements hereunder; and (iii) ensure that Vendors continually meet or exceed such standards and requirements. Licensee will (and will ensure that Permitted Sublicensees) take all appropriate actions if any Vendor fails to comply with the foregoing, including causing Vendors to undertake necessary corrective actions or suspending or terminating such Person’s relationship with them. To the extent any Vendor experiences, in Parent’s, Licensee’s or a Permitted Sublicensee’s reasonable dete...
Vendor Compliance. Vendor will comply with USAC’s business process standards, guidelines, directives, policies and procedures, information management technical architecture and product standards as may be modified and communicated in writing to Vendor by USAC.
Vendor Compliance. Vendors must first be approved and in the ODE system as a legal vendor holding a SAFE account. In order to remain compliant with the State of Ohio, this is required for all cab and van vendors
Vendor Compliance. AVSA will monitor Vendor compliance with support commitments defined in the Product Support Agreements and will take remedial action together with Northwest if requested by Northwest in writing.
Vendor Compliance. 2.1 Vendor agrees to comply with the Xxxxxxxx-Sonoma Vendor Code of Conduct, as it may be amended and revised from time to time.
2.2 Vendor agrees to comply with the Vendor Compliance Manual, including all charge-back policies contained in the Manual, as it may be amended and revised from time to time. Among other things, Vendor will assure that Merchandise: (i) meets the standards set forth in the Manual regarding quality, workmanship, labeling, performance, and styling; (ii) meets the specifications, including the packaging specifications, upon which the order was based; (ii) be in accordance with the sample(s) upon which the order was based; and (iv) meets the standards set by applicable United States law, including the laws and regulations listed in the Manual.
2.3 WSL will make the most current versions of Vendor Code of Conduct and the Vendor Compliance Manual available to Vendor at the following secure Internet address: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx- xxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxx/. Vendor agrees to obtain and comply with the most current version of these documents.
2.4 Vendor agrees to uphold U.S. safety and regulatory product requirements.
2.5 Vendor agrees to implement and comply with environmental programs consistent with WSL environmental policies.
2.6 Vendor agrees to take reasonable steps to ensure the protection of WSL and WSI’s intellectual property, including copyrights and trademarks.
Vendor Compliance. (a) The Vendor shall advise all of its Vendor Personnel, all of its Subvendors, and all of its Subvendor's Vendor Personnel of the requirements of this Article 10, and associated requirements set out elsewhere in this Contract, and take appropriate action to ensure compliance by such persons with the terms of this Article 10. In addition to any other liabilities of the Vendor pursuant to this Contract or otherwise at law or in equity, the Vendor shall be liable for all claims arising from any non-compliance with this Article 10 by the Vendor, any of its Vendor Personnel, any Subvendor and of its Subvendor's Vendor Personnel.
(b) The Vendor warrants that each of its Vendor Personnel, each of its Subvendors and each of its Subvendor's Vendor Personnel engaged by the Vendor to provide the services pursuant to this Contract is under a written obligation to the Vendor requiring such person to comply with the terms of this Article 10.
Vendor Compliance. LICENSEE shall pay all costs and fees to Temple Sinai of Sharon in the event their caterer/ accommodator and other vendors violate any of the terms and conditions of this agreement, the agreement between the caterer/accommodator and Temple Sinai of Sharon, and/or the House Rules. Risk of Loss: Temple Sinai of Sharon assumes no responsibility for any personal property belonging to LICENSEE, their guests, invitees, caterer/accommodator, other vendor, or anyone else that delivers and/or keeps or leaves personal property in or at the facilities of Temple Sinai of Sharon. All personal property and rental equipment must be delivered no earlier than the day of the function and picked up or removed before the end of the day of the function, unless special prior arrangements have been made with the Executive Director. Temple Sinai of Sharon will not accept delivery without prior arrangements with the LICENSEE or on Shabbat or the Jewish holiday. All personal property in the facilities of Temple Sinai of Sharon are at the sole risk and hazard of the person or entity which placed the personal property in the facilities; and, if whole or any part thereof shall be lost, destroyed or damaged by fire, water or in any other way or manner, no part of said loss is to be charged to or borne by Temple Sinai of Sharon its officers, directors, trustees, agents, servants, employees and affiliated entities. Interruptions: Temple Sinai of Sharon shall not be liable to LICENSEE for any stoppage or interruption of the supply of public utilities, gas, electric current, water and the like, nor shall Temple Sinai be in any manner liable to LICENSEE for any interruption or damages resulting for acts of the elements; riots; strikes; acts of violence; acts of public, civil, judicial or military authorities; or acts of God, or any causes beyond the control of Temple Sinai of Sharon. Hold Harmless and Indemnification Agreement: LICENSEE (in all events) and (b) to the extent that caterers/accommodators providing food and services at Temple Sinai of Sharon are responsible and/or liable, jointly and severally, agree to
