Beauty Supply Business definition

Beauty Supply Business means the business of selling beauty supplies, including but not limited to the warehousing and sale, through stores and salespeople, of beauty supply products, small electrical appliances and equipment to beauty salons, xxxxxx shops, licensed hairdressers, barbers and beauticians and the general public.
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Beauty Supply Business for purposes of this Agreement shall mean the distribution and/or sale of beauty supplies (including but not limited to such items as shampoos, conditioners, hair color, straighteners, salon accessories, electricals, salon furniture, incidental cosmetic and personal ornamentation items and the like) to individual consumers, salons, subdistributors or franchisees, beauty schools and/or individual beauty professionals through stores and/or inside/outside salespeople. Initial: Employer: Employee: unrelated to the Beauty Supply Business, (y) such Entity’s gross revenue gross revenue from the Beauty Supply Business is less than 10% of the Entity’s total gross revenue, and (z) Employee’s interest is directly or indirectly less than 2% of that of the Entity; or, ii. solicit for employment or employ or otherwise interfere with the relationship of the Employer and any Employer Affiliate with any natural person who is or was employed by or otherwise engaged to perform services for Employer or any Employer Affiliate at any time during Employee’s employment with Employer or any Employer Affiliate or during the twelve-month period preceding such solicitation, employment or interference (in the case of activity after the termination of Employee’s employment); or, iii. interfere with the business relationship between Employer or any Employer Affiliate and one of its customers or suppliers, by soliciting, inducing, or otherwise encouraging a customer or supplier of Employer or the Employer Affiliate to reduce or stop doing business with Employer or the Employer Affiliate; or, iv. disparage the business or interests of Employer or any Employer Affiliate; or,
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Beauty Supply Business for purposes of this Agreement shall mean the distribution and/or sale of beauty supplies (including but not limited to such items as shampoos, conditioners, hair color, straighteners, salon accessories, electricals, salon furniture, incidental cosmetic and personal ornamentation items and the like) to individual consumers, salons, subdistributors or franchisees, beauty schools and/or individual beauty professionals through stores and/or inside/outside salespeople. Initial: Employer: /s/ GW Employee: /s/ WD 4-30-09 this Agreement by him would be irreparable, cannot be readily and fully remedied through monetary damages, and shall warrant injunctive relief in addition to, and not in place of, any other legal remedies available for any breach, including reasonable attorney’s fees and costs. Employee understands and agrees that if he is found to have violated one of the time-limited, post-employment-termination restrictions on his conduct created by this Agreement, the time period for that restriction will be extended by one day for each day that he is found to have been in violation of the restriction up to a maximum period of nine (9) months. If there is a dispute over this Agreement, Employee agrees that whoever prevails shall be entitled to recover from the other party all reasonable costs and expenses including reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs; provided, however, that Employer need not get all relief that it requests in order to be considered a prevailing party.
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Examples of Beauty Supply Business in a sentence

  • Upon delivery of and payment for the Shares at the Closing, Purchaser shall acquire good and valid title to all of the Shares, the Corporation and the Aerial Beauty Supply Business free and clear of any Lien, except as disclosed in Schedule 5.28.1.

  • Schedule 5.17 sets forth all Legal Proceedings (excluding worker’s compensation proceedings) to which Corporation has been a party during the last three (3) years, to which Corporation is currently a party or which, for equivalent periods, involves any of the Assets used by the Aerial Beauty Supply Business.

  • The Permits which are listed on Schedule 5.15 are all that are necessary to conduct the Aerial Beauty Supply Business as presently conducted, and in each case where applicable, to own the Assets owned by Corporation and lease the Assets leased by Corporation.

  • Corporation has taken commercially reasonable actions to maintain the secrecy of all confidential Intellectual Property used in the Aerial Beauty Supply Business.

  • No such order, judgment, injunction decree or consent decree is now in effect which pertains to Corporation or any aspect of the Aerial Beauty Supply Business or any of the Assets used therein.

  • The Permits, which are listed on Schedule 5.15, are all that are necessary to conduct the Xxxxxxxxxx Beauty Supply Business as presently conducted, and in each case where applicable, to own the Assets owned by the Corporation and lease the Assets leased by the Corporation.

  • All unfilled purchase orders and commitments of Corporation as of the Closing Date are arms length and have been made in the usual and ordinary course of business consistent with Corporation’s customary past practices and in normal quantities required by the Aerial Beauty Supply Business.

  • The Inventory as of the Closing Date is in normal quantities and saleable in the ordinary course of business consistent with customary past practices by the Aerial Beauty Supply Business; and, except as set forth on Schedule 5.14, is in good clean condition, in currently available packaging, not damaged or obsolete and carried on the Financial Statements at not more than the amount resulting from the method used to calculate the Inventory value under paragraph 4.1.1.

  • The balance of the $5.4 billion annual payment to the Retiree Health Benefits Fund mandated by PAEA, however, is a sunk and fixed cost that must be classified as an institutional cost and therefore allocated among the classes and subclasses of mail pursuant to the factors of 39 U.S.C. § 3622(b).

  • No such order, judgment, injunction decree or consent decree is now in effect which pertains to the Corporation or any aspect of the Xxxxxxxxxx Beauty Supply Business or any of the Assets used therein.


More Definitions of Beauty Supply Business

Beauty Supply Business for purposes of this Agreement shall mean the distribution and/or sale of beauty supplies (including but not limited to such items as shampoos, conditioners, hair color, straighteners, salon accessories, electricals, salon furniture, incidental cosmetic and personal ornamentation items and the like) to individual consumers, salons, subdistributors or franchisees, beauty schools and/or individual beauty professionals through stores and/or inside/outside salespeople. Initial: Consultant: /s/BL SBH: /s/GW within the Territory(4), except where: (x) Consultant’s or the member of Consultant’s Group’s responsibility or association is unrelated to the Beauty Supply Business; (y) such Entity’s annual gross revenue from the Beauty Supply Business is less than 10% of the Entity’s total annual gross revenue; and, (z) Consultant’s or the member of Consultant’s Group’s ownership or participation interest is directly or indirectly less than 2% of that of the Entity (if a legal entity). Given the nature and scope of Services performed, it shall be presumed that any services rendered by Consultant or the member of Consultant’s Group to an Entity engaged in the Beauty Supply Business other than manual labor would fall within the scope of the foregoing restriction unless Consultant can show otherwise through clear and compelling evidence; or, b. solicit for employment or otherwise interfere with the relationship of SBH or any SBH Affiliate with any natural person who is then-currently employed by or otherwise engaged to perform services for SBH or any SBH Affiliate within the Territory; or, c. interfere with the business relationship between SBH or any SBH Affiliate and one of its customers operating within the Territory or suppliers operating within the Territory, by soliciting, inducing, or otherwise encouraging a customer operating within the Territory or supplier operating within the Territory of SBH or the SBH Affiliate to reduce or stop doing business with SBH or any SBH Affiliate, or engaging any such SBH or SBH Affiliate customer or supplier to do business with or on Consultant’s (or the member of Consultant’s Group’s) behalf; or, d. disparage the business or interests of SBH or any SBH Affiliate (provided however, it shall not be deemed “disparagement” for Consultant to comply with its obligations in any written agreement with SBH or any SBH Affiliate); or, e. supervise of any of the foregoing activities. ii. Consultant will give SBH written notice of any offer that...
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