Vendor Courtesy Sample Clauses

The Vendor Courtesy clause establishes expectations for respectful and professional behavior between vendors and the contracting party. It typically requires vendors to interact courteously with staff, follow site rules, and avoid disruptive conduct during the course of their work. By setting these standards, the clause helps maintain a positive working environment and prevents conflicts or misunderstandings that could disrupt business operations.
Vendor Courtesy. If the operation of any equipment or apparatus is found to be annoying to neighboring vendors or guests, it will be necessary to discontinue such operations. Sound and visual aids must be operated in a manner that does not inconvenience other vendors. CQA/ACC reserves the right to prohibit the use of any equipment that contravenes these regulations.
Vendor Courtesy. No exhibitor or representative of an exhibitor shall enter the booth space of another registered exhibitor without invitation. No exhibitor shall take printed materials belonging to another exhibitor without said exhibitor’s permission. Exhibitors shall not solicit other exhibitors during show hours. Any solicitation of exhibitors without permission is strictly forbidden. Show Schedule. Exhibition Management reserves theright to revise show hours. Losses, Damages, Claims. The exhibitor assumes the entire responsibility and liability for losses, damages, and claims arising out of exhibitor’s activities on the exhibition venue premises and will indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the exhibition venue its owner, and its management company as well as their respective agents, servants, and employees from any and all such losses, damages, and claims.
Vendor Courtesy. If the operation of any equipment or apparatus is found to be annoying to neighboring vendors or guests, it will be necessary to discontinue such operations. Sound and visual aids must be operated in a manner that does not inconvenience other vendors. The Quilts Show Chair reserves the right to prohibit the use of any equipment that contravenes these regulations.