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The Tournament Organiser reserves the right to cancel, suspend and/or modify the Competition, or any part of it, if any fraud, technical failures or any other factor impairs the integrity or proper functioning of the Competition, as determined by Tournament Organizer in its sole discretion.
If at any point during the Tournament, the Tournament Organiser becomes aware that an individual does not meet any one of the eligibility requirements they will be removed from participating in the Tournament and/or prevented from winning a prize.
Wild Cards (WC) Teams named as Doubles Wild Cards (WC) by the Tournament Organiser at any time until the Doubles Draw is made.
The Tournament Organiser will make best efforts to negotiate with the Tournament Television Broadcaster to provide the ITF, free of charge, with recordings of all matches at the Event in such format as requested by ITF.
If a National Association and/or Tournament Organiser so wishes, they may send invitations to National Associations.
A player will be disqualified where that Player cannot demonstrate, to the satisfaction of the Tournament Organiser, that they have obtained the requisite consent.
The record of the proceedings, and all papers associated with the proceedings, shall be held for a suitable period by the Host Union or Tournament Organiser.
Any revenues generated by the Tournament Organiser from such contracts will be for the sole benefit of the Tournament Organiser.
The Tournament Organiser may nominate another player for such position at any time until the Singles Qualifying draw is made.
Participant Agreement for Use of Photographs and VideosPlayers and all members of the national delegation shall agree to give the BWF and the Tournament Organiser full television and motion picture rights, including permission to film players and members of the national delegation during all matches and activities around the Tournament, for any commercial, news or other purpose together with the right to transfer such right, including without compensation.