Natural Home Cures Distributorship Agreement
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Section
1 –
Becoming a Distributor
Section
2 –
Obligations of a Distributor
Section
3 –
Breach-of-Contract Procedures
Section
4 -
Ordering Company Products
Section
5 –
Automatic Delivery Program (ADP)
Section
6 –
Seventy (70) Percent Rule
Section
7 –
Cooling-Off Period
Section
8 –
Product-Exchange Policy
Section
9 –
Initial-Purchase Guarantee
Section
11
– Product Liability Claims
Section
14
– Modifications by the Company
Section
17
– Governing Law and Arbitration
The
following Policies and Procedures replaces and succeeds all previous
versions.
Natural Home Cures no longer recognizes, accepts or considers valid,
any course
of dealing, course of performance, or express term outlined under any
previous
version of the Policies and Procedures. By signing a Distributor
Agreement, a
Distributor demonstrates that it has read, understood and consented to
abide by
the Policies and Procedures stated in this manual.
The right
to make changes to the Contract is reserved by the Company; however,
notice of
any change will be published by the Company at least thirty (30) days
before
the change is made effective. It is the responsibility of all
Distributors to
review, on a regular basis, the most recently published Policies and
Procedures.
The Company
will also provide a copy of its most current Polices and Procedures
upon the
Distributor’s request.
Throughout
this manual, certain defined terms appear in title capital letters.
These terms
and their definitions are described in the Appendix at the end of the
document,
which is incorporated herein by reference.
Section
1 – Becoming a Distributor
(1a)
In order to become a Distributor, all Applicants must have reached the
age of
majority, usually eighteen (18) years of age, in the jurisdiction in
which they
reside.
(1b)
Applicants are conditionally authorized as Distributors once they have
applied
and, at that time, will be bound by the terms and conditions of the
Contract.
Upon the Company’s receipt of the completed Distributor Agreement. Failure of the Distributor to submit a
complete and correct Agreement or to provide appropriate documentation,
when
requested, may result in the Distributor Agreement being rejected by
the
Company. The right to accept or renew any Distributor Agreement remains
solely
with the Company.
(1c) In order to be accepted
by the
Company, a Distributor Agreement and any other required document of the
Contract must be complete and correct in every respect and submitted by
the
Distributor in its country of residence.
(1d). A Distributor may be
required to
provide the Company with proof of residency, work authorizations, and
ability
to legally conduct business in the country stated on the Distributor
Agreement.
(1e) A temporary
Distributorship will be
created for those Distributor Agreements processed via the Internet or
telephone
until such time as the Company has received the completed Contract.
This
temporary Distributorship is subject to all the terms and conditions of
the
Contract and, while the original documentation is being received and
processed,
allows the Applicant to order Product for thirty (30) days. If the
Applicant
fails to provide the Company with an original, signed Distributor
Agreement or
electronic copy of the same within the thirty (30) days, the temporary
Distributorship may be terminated.
(1f) An Applicant will be
deemed to be a
Distributor as of the Date of Sign-up.
(1g) If the Applicant is a
Business
Entity, the original signature on the Distributor Agreement must be of
a person
authorized to bind the Business Entity. Once the Distributor Agreement
for a
Business Entity has been completed, the following must also be
submitted:
(1gi) a Federal Tax
Identification Number
for the Business Entity, and
(1gii) a Statement of
Beneficial Interest,
which must include the signature and tax identification number of every
Person
having a Beneficial Interest in the Business Entity.
To verify
the form of the Business Entity, Beneficial Interest holders, and
authorized
signatories, the Company may require, at any time, the Applicant to
submit a
copy of its articles of organization, articles of incorporation or
other
documentation.
(1h) For tax and
identification
purposes, the Company requires Applicants to provide social security
and/or
entity tax identification numbers. Failure to provide these numbers may
result
in cancellation of the Distributorship.
(1i) If the Company determines
that the
Distributor Agreement or the Statement of Beneficial Interest contains
inaccurate
or false information; it may immediately terminate a Distributorship,
or
declare the Distributorship null and void from its beginning. Further,
it is
the obligation of the Distributor to report to the Company on an
ongoing basis
any changes which affect the accuracy of the Distributor Agreement, the
Statement of Beneficial Interest, or any other document required under
the
Contract.
Section 2 –
Obligations of a Distributor
(2a) A Distributor must
comply
completely with all terms and conditions of the Contract.
(2b) A Distributor is an
independent
contractor, and, as such, is responsible for its own business expenses,
decisions,
and actions.
(2c) A Distributor may not
represent
itself as an agent, employee, partner, or joint venture with the
Company. A
Distributor will not make purchases or enter into any transactions in
the
Company’s name.
(2d) A Distributor’s work
hours,
business expenditures, and business plans are not dictated by the
Company. A
Distributor will make no printed or verbal representations which state
or imply
otherwise.
(2e) The Distributor agrees
to indemnify
the Company against any claims, damages, or other expenses, including
attorneys’ fees, arising from any representations or actions made by
the
Distributor that are outside the scope of the Contract. The provisions
of this
section survive the termination of the Contract.
(2f) A Distributor must be
ethical and
professional at all times when conducting Distributor Business. A
Distributor
may not make false statements or misrepresentations of any kind. This
includes
but is not limited to: untruthful or misleading representations or
sales offers
relating to the quality, availability, grade, price, or performance of
Products.
(2g) In conducting its
Distributor
Business, a Distributor must comply with all applicable national and
local
laws, regulations, and ordinances. A Distributor shall not violate any
statutes
which apply to unfair competition or business practice, including any
statute
or ordinance which prohibits the advertising, offer to sell, or sale of
Products
at less than the Wholesale Cost of the product.
(2h) A Distributor may not
offer or
promote any non-Company plans, products, incentives, opportunities, or
non-approved Sales Tools in conjunction with the promotion of Products.
(2i) A Distributor must
conduct all
Distributor Business with the understanding that the Distributor’s
success is only
achieved through the regular and repeated Retail Sale of Products.
(2j) A Distributor will make
no
disparaging, misleading, inaccurate, or unfair statements,
representations,
claims, or comparisons with regard to:
(2ji) the Company, its
Products, its
commercial activities, or its Distributors; or
(2jii) other
companies, including competitors, their services,
products or
commercial activities.
(2k) A Distributor has the
right to
operate in any Authorized Country where the Distributor may lawfully
conduct Distributor
Business. The Company does not grant exclusive franchises or
territories to its
Distributors, nor are its Distributors allowed to make such claims.
(2l) The Company shall specify
those
Authorized Countries or countries subject to a Pre-Launch Period in
which
Distributors may also conduct Distributor Business.
(2li) A
Distributor has no authority to introduce or
establish the Company’s business or Product in a non-Authorized Country
or any
country that is not the subject of a Pre-Launch Period announced by the
Company. This includes, but is not limited to: any attempts to secure
approval
for Products or business practices; register or reserve the Company
names,
trademarks, trade names, or Internet domain names; or establish any
kind of
business or governmental contact on behalf of the Company.
(2m) It is a Distributor’s
responsibility, when conducting Distributor Business, to comply with
all
national and local laws, ordinances, and regulations.
(2n) A Distributor must
conduct all
activity in the best interests of the Company. Any personal disputes
between Distributors
must be resolved quickly and in the best interests of the Company.
(2o) A Distributor may not
allege or
imply that it has a unique relationship with, advantage with, or access
to the Company
executives or employees that other Distributors do not have.
(2p) A Distributor may not
rely on the
Company to provide legal, financial, or other professional advice
.
Section 3 –
Breach-of-Contract Procedures
(3a) The Company’s obligations
to a
Distributor are conditioned upon the Distributor meeting all of the
terms and conditions
of the Contract, including these Policies and Procedures. The Company,
in its
sole discretion, will determine if a Distributor is compliant with the
Contract
and will determine the appropriate discipline, up to and including
termination,
of any non-compliant Distributor. Lesser remedies may also be used,
such as withholding
payment of Commissions. In addition to, or instead of, terminating the
Contract, the Company may decide to:
(3ai) ensure that the
Distributor is
performing its contractual duties by monitoring its conduct over a
specified
period of time;
(3aii) notify the Distributor
either in
writing or verbally of the non-compliance and/or of the intended
discipline
should the Distributor’s non-compliance continue;
(3aiii) request from the
Distributor
additional assurances that its future compliance will comply with the
Contract;
(3aiv) require the Distributor
to take
specific steps to cure the non-compliance;
(3av) refuse to offer various
opportunities
sometimes awarded to Distributors, such as participation in the Company
events
and reward trips, and recognition through the Company events,
literature, or media;
(3avi) levy a fine contingent on
the
severity of the breach of Contract;
(3avii) cease performing certain
of the
Company’s obligations under the Contract, including paying all or a
portion of
the Commissions owed to the Distributor from the Distributorship,
promoting the
Distributor under the terms of the Compensation Plan, allowing the
Distributor
to act as a Sponsor, and accepting the Distributor’s orders of Product;
(3aviii) seek
injunctive or
other available legal remedies.
(3b) When the Company
investigates a
potential violation of the Contract; the following procedure will be in
effect:
(3bi) the Distributor will
receive from
the Company a verbal and/or written notice of the potential breach of
Contract;
(3bii) if the Company sends a
written
notice of the potential breach, the Distributor is allowed fifteen (15)
business
days from the date the notice is sent to present to the Company all
information
related to the incident. Information received after this date will not
be
considered;
(3biii) while the investigation
is pending,
the Company reserves the right to prohibit any Distributor Business by
the
Distributor.
(3biv) The Company will render
a decision
regarding the potential violation and will determine any appropriate
remedy, up
to and including termination;
(3bv) The Company will
determine
appropriate remedies for breaches of the Contract on a case-by-case
basis,
which remedies may not be the same for similar violations;
(3bvi) the Distributor will be
notified in
a timely manner by the Company of its decision; and
(3bvii). The Company may, upon
request by
the Distributor, review the decision. For purposes of determining
non-compliance with the Contract, the Company, in its sole discretion,
may attribute
to a Distributor the act of any Person having a Beneficial Interest in
that
Distributor’s Distributorship.
(3c) A Distributor terminated
by the
Company must wait one (1) year before submitting a written petition to
apply for
a new Distributorship.
(3d) Distributors violating
any of the
terms of the Contract, including these Policies and Procedures, may be
required
to cease to use or to destroy any advertising and/or literature
relating to the
Distributor’s Business, regardless of any previous authorization which
may have
been granted. Further disciplinary action may be taken in case of
non-compliance to such requirements. The Distributor shall be liable to
the
Company for any damages, including attorney fees, resulting from policy
violations.
(3e) If a Distributor observes
or is
aware of another Distributor’s violation of any term or condition of
the
Contract, the Distributor should submit a written complaint to the
Company’s
Distributor Education & Conduct Department.
Section 4 – Ordering
Company Products
(4a) Since the Company imposes
no
specific inventory requirement on its Distributors; a Distributor must
use its own
judgment to determine the amount of inventory it will need to sustain
its
projected Retail Sales and personal use.
(4ai) High volume orders
containing twenty
(20) or more cases must be pre-approved by the Company and must be paid
for via
wire transfer.
(4b) Products can be ordered
by
telephone, mail, facsimile, Internet, or by direct request at the
Company’s corporate
headquarters.
(4c)
Orders need to be paid in
full prior to shipping. All
shipping and handling costs are based on delivery location and the
amount of
Products ordered.
(4d) Unauthorized use of
another Person’s
credit card is prohibited.
(4e) Distributors, as
independent
contractors, may set their own price for Retail Sales; however, certain
laws
may prohibit below-cost selling, which is defined as the Wholesale Cost
of
Product.
(4f) The Company has the right
to change Product pricing without
prior notice.
Section 5 – Automatic
Delivery Program
(ADP)
(5b) During winter months, the
Company may utilize a cold-weather
shipping program in certain geographic regions. This program is
designed
to prevent damage to Products from exposure to extreme weather
conditions in
certain regions. Under this program, ADP processing and Product
shipping dates
may be affected.
(5c) Payments will be verified
prior to
processing orders and ADP. In the event authorization is declined, the
Company
may attempt to contact the Distributor and reattempt to obtain
authorization.
(5d) Upon cancellation of the
ADP, a
Distributor may return the most recent shipment, provided that the
shipment is
not older than ninety (90) days and the Distributor follows all other
provisions
of the Refund Policy.
Section 6 – Seventy
(70) Percent Rule
(6a) The Distributor certifies
that it
has sold or consumed at least 70% of all Product purchased in a given
month prior
to purchasing additional Product from the Company. Each Distributor
that
receives Commissions and orders additional Product agrees to retain
documentation that demonstrates compliance with this policy, including
evidence
of Retail Sales, for a period of at least four (4) years. A Distributor
agrees
to make this documentation available to the Company at the Company’s
request.
Failure to comply with this requirement constitutes a breach of the
Contract.
Furthermore, a breach of this requirement entitles the Company to
recover any
Commissions paid to the Distributor for any period of time during which
such
documentation is not maintained or for which this provision has been
breached.
Section 7 – Cooling Off Period
(7a) The Federal Trade
Commission has
initiated a regulation to protect Customers entitled “The Cooling-Off
Period.”
This regulation is designed to allow Customers the opportunity to
reconsider a
purchase from a direct seller. Customers are allowed to cancel the sale
within
three (3) business days of the purchase, without explanation, for the
full
purchase price and must return all unused Product. A Distributor is
responsible
to verbally disclose this law to Customers. The Distributor must also
provide
the designated the Company sales receipt to the Customer, while
retaining a
copy for personal records. The receipt must include written disclosure
of this
law.
(7b) Distributors shall
provide all
Customers with an official sales receipt which includes the
Distributor’s name,
address, phone number, the date of the sale, a complete list of
Products sold,
their prices, and the “The Cooling-Off Period” or cancellation notice
information as applicable. The amount of sales tax must be recorded on
the
sales receipt. The sales receipt shall conform to all local, regional,
state,
and country requirements.
(7c) The Company encourages
Distributors
to honor a request for a refund or Product exchange even if it is made
more
than three (3) business days after purchase. The Company supports this
policy
by providing replacement products for a refund or product exchange with
a
Customer up to thirty (30) days after the date of sale to the Customer.
(7d) The Company will instruct
the
Distributor on the correct procedure and provide authorization for
returning
the Products to the Company. The Distributor should contact Customer
Service to
obtain authorization and instructions for returns.
(7e) To receive replacement
Products
after obtaining authorization, the unused portion of Product and the
Retail
Sales Receipt must be returned to the Company within thirty (30) days
of the
date of the sale to the Customer.
Section 8 – Product
Exchange Policy
(8a) A. Product should not be
consumed if
the seal is broken or tampered with in any way.
(8b) The Company will exchange
Product if
the Product is damaged in shipment, incorrectly sent due to a Company
error, or
of substandard quality.
(8bi) If Product is damaged or
defective;
a Distributor should contact the Company within ten (10) days of
receipt of the
order. The Company will issue a call tag for the Product and
immediately send a
replacement order. The Company will inspect the Product upon receipt.
(8c) Whenever possible,
returned Product
will be replaced with undamaged Product. However, when an exchange is
not
feasible, the Company will refund the amount of the returned Product.
Section
9 – Initial Purchase Guarantee
(9a) All Distributors have
thirty (30)
days to return the Initial Order purchase under the Company’s 100%
satisfaction
guarantee. The Company will refund the net purchase price and
applicable tax
amount less shipping charges. Initial Orders of one (1) case or less do
not
need to be returned to the Company. All Product in excess of one (1)
case must
be returned in resalable condition to the Company in order to receive
the
refund.
Returned
Product must be sent through a form of delivery that can be traced
(e.g., UPS)
and must be received within seven (7) days of contacting the Company.
Upon receipt,
the return will be noted and a refund will be issued to the Distributor
within
thirty (30) days. Any additional orders made within thirty (30) days of
the
Date of Sign-up will be subject to all standard return Policies. This
Initial-Order guarantee also applies to Customers who purchase Product
directly
from the Company.
(10a) In order for a
Distributor to obtain
a refund for returned Product, the Distributor must do the following:
(10ai) obtain a return
merchandise
authorization number, which is provided by the Company to track the
return of
Product and is valid for thirty (30) days;
(10aii) be able to provide
verification of the original orders,
receipts, or proofs of purchase; and
(10aiii) ship
the Product,
prepaid, to the Company in a protective container or carton. The
Distributor’s return
address and return merchandise authorization number should be printed
clearly
on the outside of the package.
(10b) All Product returns must
be made
within ninety (90) days of purchase. Returned Product must be unopened,
unaltered,
resalable and unexpired as determined by the Company and must include
current
labels and intact seals.
(10c) All shipping or courier
costs for
the return of Product will be borne solely by the Distributor. Any
damage or loss
that occurs to returned Product during shipping will be the
responsibility of
the Distributor. Should the Product arrive at the Company damaged
(thereby
rendering it non-resalable), the Company will reject the shipment. It
is
recommended that a reliable, traceable courier service be used for
shipping.
Partial case returns will not be accepted or refunded.
(10d) Product sent to the
Company without
prior authorization will not qualify for a refund and will be returned
to the
Distributor at the Distributor’s expense.
(10e) A Customer may return
Product to the
Distributor who is then responsible for issuing a refund to the
Customer.
Customers who order directly from the Company will need to obtain a
return
merchandise authorization number from the Company and return the
Product
following the return procedures outlined above.
(10f) Extension of the refund
policy as
required by applicable law, or instances in which Distributor
misconduct, misrepresentation,
or other extenuating circumstances necessitates a refund in excess of
the
stated refund policy, will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
(10g) Acceptable refund
alternatives
include, but are not limited to, the following: the Company credit,
bank check,
bank transfer, or credit card charge back. The actual form of refund
will be
based upon local payment procedures and the original form of payment.
Section
11 – Product
Liability Claims
(11a) In the event that a
Distributor
learns of any potential or actual third-party product liability claims
against
the Distributor, the Company will indemnify the Distributor from such
claims if
the Distributor:
(11ai) Immediately notifies the
Company in
writing of the potential or actual claim;
(11aii) has
complied with all terms and conditions of the Contract, including its
provisions regarding the sale and/or distribution of Products;
(11aiii) has
properly
represented the Product by having not made claims regarding the
Product’s
efficacy, health benefits, or other uses contrary to the Company’s
approved
literature;
(11aiv) has not mishandled the
Product in question;
(11av) has not settled or
attempted to
settle the claim without obtaining the Company’s written approval or
otherwise
prejudiced the Company’s ability to defend or settle the lawsuit; or
(11avi) allows the Company to
assume the
sole defense of the claim.
(11avii) The
Company carries
a commercially reasonable amount of product liability insurance.
However, the Company
does not distribute copies of the policy nor does it disclose the
amount of the
insurance.
(11aviii) laws
differ
according to jurisdiction; the Company encourages its Distributors to
consult
with an attorney regarding the extent of their personal legal liability
with
respect to their independent businesses.
(11b) The Company extends no
product
warranties, either expressed or implied, beyond those specifically
articulated
in the Contract. The Company disclaims and excludes all warranties
regarding
possible infringement of any
(12a) If a Distributor has
registered as a
withholding agent through a local sales tax agency and submitted a
“Sales and
Use Tax Exemption Certificate” or equivalent document to the Company,
the
collection of sales tax, value-added tax, goods and services tax,
indirect tax,
or any other sales tax equivalent will be the responsibility of the
Distributor. If the Distributor does not provide certification from the
appropriate taxing authority, the Company will collect sales tax based
on the
suggested retail price. The amount of tax is calculated based on the
Distributor’s local tax rate. It is the responsibility of the
Distributor to
provide an updated copy of its certification for exemption from sales
tax each
year.
(13a) The Contract contains the
entire
understanding concerning the subject matter hereof between the Company
and the
Distributor, and is intended as a final, complete, and exclusive
expression of
the terms of the parties. This Contract supersedes and replaces all
prior
negotiations and proposed, but unexecuted agreements, either written or
oral.
Any prior agreements, promises, negotiations, or representations,
either written
or oral, relating to the subject matter of this Contract, are of no
force or
effect. If there is any discrepancy between verbal representations made
to the
Distributor by any employee or agent of the Company and the terms of
the
Contract, the express written terms and requirements of the Contract
will prevail.
Section 14 –
Modifications By The Company
(14a) The
Company reserves the right to make any modifications to the Contract,
provided
that the modifications are communicated by the Company to the
Distributor at
least thirty (30) days prior to taking effect. The Company may
communicate
these modifications by posting any portion of the modified Contract on
the Company’s
website at www.naturalhomecures.com,
or by any other method of communication. The Distributor is deemed to
have
accepted the modification to the Contract if the Distributor engages in
any
Distributor Business, or renews its Distributorship.
(15a) Any waiver by the Company
of a
Distributor’s breach of a Contract provision must be in writing and
will not be
construed as a waiver of any subsequent or additional breach by the
Distributor. The failure by the Company to exercise any right or
privilege
under the Contract will not constitute a waiver of that right or
privilege.
(16a) If any term or condition
of this
Contract is judicially invalidated, prohibited, or otherwise rendered
unenforceable
in any jurisdiction, it is unenforceable only to the extent of the
invalid,
prohibited or unenforceable provision in that jurisdiction only, and it
will
not render unenforceable or invalidate any other provision of the
Contract, nor
will the Contract be rendered unenforceable or invalidated in another
jurisdiction.
Section
17 – Governing Law
and Arbitration
(17a)
The
State of New York is the place of origin of this
Contract, and is where the Company accepted the offer of an Applicant
to become
a Distributor and where the Distributor entered into the Contract with
the
Company. The Contract is therefore to be construed in accordance with
the laws
of the State of
(17b) Any controversy or claim
arising out
of or relating to the Contract or the breach thereof, or any
controversy or
claim relating to the business arising between Distributors shall be
settled by
mandatory, final, binding, non-appealable arbitration in Astoria New
York, New
York, in the
(17c) If any suit, action or
proceeding is
brought to enforce any term or provision of this Agreement, the
prevailing party
shall be entitled to recover reasonable attorneys’ fees, costs, and
expenses
incurred, in addition to any other relief to which such party may be
legally
entitled.
The
following defined terms apply throughout the Contract, where they are
signified
by title capital letters:
Applicant: A Person who has
submitted a
Distributor Agreement.
Authorized
Country: A
country
that the Company has, in writing, specifically acknowledged and
sanctioned to be
available to all Distributors for Distributor Business.
Automatic
Delivery Program (ADP): An optional program that
authorizes
the Company to automatically ship Product to a Distributor on a
recurring
monthly basis.
Beneficial
Interest: A
person
or Business Entity is deemed to have a Beneficial Interest in a
Distributorship
if he/she/it has:
(1) any direct or indirect ownership in a Distributorship as an
individual, partner,
shareholder, member, beneficiary, trustee, officer, director or
principal of a Distributorship;
(2) has any actual or de facto control over a Distributorship;
(3) receives familial support from a Distributorship;
(4) Receives
spousal support derived from a Distributorship; or
(5) Has any
other similar interest financial interest in a Distributorship. A
spouse or
Co-habitant of a Distributor is deemed to have a Beneficial Interest in
the Distributor’s
Business Entity Any type of business association authorized under the
laws of
the jurisdiction in which it was organized. This includes, but is not
limited
to, legally formed: corporations, partnerships, trusts, and
limited-liability
companies.
Co-habitant: A
person who is 18
years of age or older who shares with another person a common residency
and
marriage-like relationship.
Company: Natural Home Cures, a
Contract: The
documents
describing the specific relationship between a Distributor and the
Company,
comprising the Distributor Agreement, the Statement of Beneficial
Interest, the
Policies and Procedures and any country or situation-specific
addendum(s)
thereto, and any other written agreement between the Distributor and
the Company,
which documents are incorporated herein by reference.
Customer: A non-Distributor that
purchases Products at retail price.
Date of
Sign-up: The
date
the Company receives and accepts an Applicant’s Distributor Agreement
bearing
an original signature or electronic copy of an original signature.
Distributor: A
Person who has
entered into the Contract with the Company. If more than one
individual
is listed on the Distributor Agreement, then”Distributor" may refer to
all
individuals collectively, with each individually retaining all
Distributor
rights and obligations.
Distributor
Agreement: The
agreement submitted by an Applicant to become a Distributor. In signing
the Distributor
Agreement, an Applicant certifies that it has read and will abide by
the terms and
conditions of the Contract.
Distributor
Business: Activities
determined at the sole discretion of the Company to be a promotion of
the Company’s
Products or business opportunity. Some of these activities include, but
are not
restricted to: signing a Distributor Agreement; advertising, selling or
exhibiting Product; hosting, conducting, or speaking at Company-related
meetings or events; purchasing, exchanging, or returning Products; and
sponsoring new Distributors.
Distributorship: The
relationship
between a Distributor and the Company as defined by the Contract.
Policies
and Procedures: The
policies and procedures of the Company contained herein, as the same
may be amended
from time to time by the Company.
Product: Any
product or
service offered by the Company.
Retail
Sales: Sales
made
to Customers.
Statement
of Beneficial Interest: A document required as
part of the Contract if an Applicant is applying
as a Business Entity. The Statement of Beneficial Interest must list
all
persons who are partners, shareholders, principals, officers,
directors,
trustees, beneficiaries, or who otherwise have any direct or indirect
Beneficial Interest in or control over the Business Entity.
your consent to this legal binding agreement.
Natural Home Cures
Suite 632
38-11 Ditmars Blvd
Astoria New York USA 11105
Tel: (718) 956-0807 Fax: (419) 793-5542