Exhibition definition

Exhibition means the exhibition stated on the Application Form.
Exhibition means the exhibition run by ABHI as set out in the application form;

Examples of Exhibition in a sentence

  • Filming may be allowed in Poster Sessions (only after having received prior written permission from poster author), in the Press Room with consenting speakers, in the Plenary Sessions, and in the Exhibition Hall, all after having received prior written permission from CIRSE GmbH.

  • Authenticated Subscribers may Stream a Licensed Picture to only Approved Placeshifting Devices in accordance with the Placeshifting Functionality and view such Licensed Picture on such Approved Placeshifting Device solely within the VOD or PPV Exhibition Period, as applicable.

  • The Exhibitor agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Organizers arising out of the Exhibition of any In- fringing Goods or Prohibited Goods by the Exhibitor, or acts by third parties as a consequence there of.

  • The Exhibitor shall not exhibit at the Exhibition any counterfeit goods or any goods which infringe any third party’s intellectu- al property rights (“Infringing Goods”) or any goods which are prohibited or restricted by local laws or regulations where the event takes place (“Prohibited Goods”).


More Definitions of Exhibition

Exhibition means exhibitions to be organized by the Organizer as specified in the Application Form.
Exhibition or “Exhibit” shall mean exhibition, broadcast, transmission, Distribution, communication to the public and/or making available the Subscribed Channels and Subscribed Channels content.
Exhibition means the fair or exhibition named in the Application Form.
Exhibition means an engagement in which the participants show or display their
Exhibition means an engagement in which the participants show or display their skills without necessarily striving to win.
Exhibition means an exhibition or other event in respect of which Services are to be provided.
Exhibition means a display of goods open to the general public.