Nebraska Statutes 59-1717. Seller-assisted marketing plan; sales under certain license; excluded
Current as of: 2024 | Check for updates
|
Other versions
A seller-assisted marketing plan shall not include a license granted by a general merchandise retailer which allows the licensee to sell goods, equipment, supplies, products, or services to the general public under the retailer’s trademark, trade name, or service mark when the general merchandise retailer has been doing business continuously for five years prior to the granting of the license.
Terms Used In Nebraska Statutes 59-1717
- Equipment: shall mean machines, all electrical devices, video or audio devices, molds, display racks, vending machines, coin-operated game machines, machines which dispense products, and display units of all kinds. See Nebraska Statutes 59-1707
- License: shall mean the right or permission to use (1) material or personal property, including computer programs, protected under the copyright or patent laws of the United States or any foreign government and (2) a trademark, service mark, or trade name registered under Nebraska law or the law of any other state, of the United States, or of any foreign government. See Nebraska Statutes 59-1714.01
- Seller-assisted marketing plan: shall mean the sale or lease or offer for sale or lease of any product, equipment, supplies, services, license, or any combination thereof which will be used by or on behalf of the purchaser to begin or maintain a business when:
(1) The seller of the plan has advertised or in other manner solicited the purchase or lease of the plan. See Nebraska Statutes 59-1703
- Services: shall mean any assistance, guidance, direction, work, labor, or services provided by the seller to initiate or maintain the seller-assisted marketing plan. See Nebraska Statutes 59-1710
- Supplies: shall mean any and all materials used to produce, grow, breed, or make any product or item. See Nebraska Statutes 59-1708