Cold Calls Clause Samples

The 'Cold Calls' clause regulates or restricts the practice of making unsolicited sales or marketing calls to potential customers. Typically, this clause outlines the conditions under which such calls may be made, such as requiring prior consent, limiting the times during which calls can occur, or mandating compliance with applicable telemarketing laws. Its core function is to protect recipients from unwanted solicitations and ensure that any outreach is conducted in a lawful and respectful manner, thereby reducing nuisance and potential legal liability.
Cold Calls. The Company and the Manager are free under this Agreement at any time to telephone or otherwise communicate with each other (which in the case of the Manager, its directors, employees or representatives, may constitute a “Cold Call” in terms of IMRO’s Rules) to discuss the Portfolio of any Series, its composition and investment policy or any changes therein, or any individual investment, current or proposed.
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