Common use of Transfer of Licence Clause in Contracts

Transfer of Licence. The transfer of licence is a privilege and not a right. Consequently, the permission for such an action will lie at the sole discretion of the Licensor and is only applicable upon completion of the relevant qualifying period. A Licensee who has continuously traded for more than ten years, may elect to surrender their Licence and transfer any goodwill attached to their business to a suitable transferee subject to the approval of the Licensor. The Licensee(s) who has purchased the goodwill from an outgoing Licensee(s) shall not carry on any business other than that of the outgoing Licensee(s) unless they have the written consent of the Licensor. A transfer of goodwill will not be entertained if the old or new licensee already holds a secondary place of business within Bristol. Once a transfer of goodwill request has been submitted, one calendar month will be given to propose a suitable replacement licensee. During this period, the Licensee must continue to open as per agreed licensed market trading hours. After one calendar month has elapsed no further transfer of goodwill requests will be considered for the period of 12 calendar months. The Licensee(s) may apply to be replaced by one of the following family members. Following being interviewed by a Markets Officer to judge their ability and suitability in relation to the Market. Wife/Husband/Mother/Father/Brother/Sister/Son/Daughter.

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Sources: License Agreement, License Agreement, Licensing Agreement