Common use of Nature of the Contract Clause in Contracts

Nature of the Contract. 3.1 No pitch will be classed as reserved or treated as allocated and no Contract shall exist until the Exhibitor has paid the charges in full. 3.2 The Contract constitutes a licence and not a tenancy. The Organiser reserves the right at any time to make such alterations to the plan of the Fair, which in its opinion, be necessary in the best interests of the Fair and the public as a whole.

Nature of the Contract. 3.1 No pitch will be classed as reserved or treated as allocated and no Contract shall exist until the Exhibitor has paid the charges in full. 3.2 The Contract constitutes a licence and not a tenancy. The Organiser reserves the right at any time to make such alterations to the plan of the FairFair as may, which in its opinion, be necessary in the best interests of the Fair and the public as a whole.

Nature of the Contract. 3.1 No pitch will be classed as reserved or treated as allocated and no Contract shall exist until the Exhibitor has paid the charges in full. 3.2 . The Contract constitutes a licence and not a tenancy. The Organiser reserves the right at any time to make such alterations to the plan of the Fairmarket as may, which in its opinion, be necessary in the best interests of the Fair and the public market as a whole.