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IWLEX Ltd – Exhibition Terms & Conditions
(Warehouse.& Yard. 2026 — “Warehouse.& Yard.” is a trading/exhibition name owned by IWLEX Ltd)
PLEASE READ THESE TERMS CAREFULLY. These Terms set out the terms and conditions on which the Exhibitor books a space to exhibit at Warehouse.& Yard. 2026, organised by IWLEX Ltd (company no. 14190145; registered office: 5 The Quadrant, Coventry, CV1 2EL). All contracts are with IWLEX Ltd.
1. Definitions
1.1 In these Terms the following words shall have the following meanings:
Acceptance: the date on which the Organiser accepts a Booking in accordance with clause 2.5, including (without limitation) by issuing an invoice for the Fees.
Booking Form: the booking form issued by the Organiser for placing a Booking or any other form of application approved by the Organiser and made by the Exhibitor for a Booking.
Booking: a booking by the Exhibitor to book a Space to exhibit at an Exhibition.
Breakdown Period: the period for the removal of all Exhibits and Stands from the Venue.
Build-up Period: the period for the delivery and installation of all Exhibits and Stands at the Venue.
Business Day: a day the banks in the City of London are open for normal business other than a Saturday, Sunday or public/bank holiday.
Charges: any charges other than the Fees payable by the Exhibitor to the Organiser for Services.
Contract: the contract between the Organiser and Exhibitor in respect of the Booking and Services, incorporating these Terms.
Demand: any action, award, claim or other legal recourse, complaint, cost, debt, demand, expense, fine, liability, loss, damage, compensation, outgoing, penalty or proceeding.
Exhibition: the event, exhibition, show, fair or other event held by the Organiser referred to in the Booking Form or which is the subject of a Booking. For 2026, this is Warehouse.& Yard. 2026.
Exhibitor: the person identified as the exhibitor on the Booking Form or who otherwise submits an application for a Booking and who is allocated Space pursuant to the Contract.
Exhibitor Manual: the Organiser’s manual for the Exhibition (as updated from time to time).
Exhibits: any material, article or item of the Exhibitor or its Representatives permitted by the Organiser to be exhibited.
Fees: the total sums payable by the Exhibitor to the Organiser for the Booking and allocation of the Space.
Materials: any or all material, content and/or information requested by the Organiser and/or submitted by the Exhibitor to the Organiser for use in connection with the Exhibition.
Organiser: IWLEX Ltd (company no. 14190145). “Warehouse.& Yard.” is a trading/exhibition name owned by IWLEX Ltd. All contracts are with IWLEX Ltd.
Regulations: the regulations contained in the Exhibitor Manual and any additional regulations issued by the Venue Owner in relation to exhibitions held at the Venue.
Representatives: the directors, employees, contractors, subcontractors, agents, consultants or other representatives of either party.
Services: additional services provided by the Organiser to the Exhibitor in connection with the Exhibition as identified on the Booking Form or as otherwise ordered by the Exhibitor and accepted by the Organiser.
Space: the area(s) of floor space at the Exhibition allocated to the Exhibitor under the Contract.
Stand: any structure, platform or other erection located at the Space for the Exhibitor’s purposes at the Exhibition.
Terms: these terms and conditions, the Exhibitor Manual and any Regulations.
Venue: the location and halls where the Exhibition will take place.
Venue Owner: the owner, operator and/or manager of the Venue.
Rules of interpretation: Clause headings do not affect interpretation; references to persons include natural/legal persons; singular includes plural and vice versa; references to a gender include other genders; the Contract binds and benefits permitted successors/assignees; references to statutes include amendments/re-enactments; “writing” includes email; obligations not to do something include not permitting it to be done; references to the Contract or documents include variations/novations not in breach; “including”, “in particular”, etc., are illustrative only.
2. Agreement – Booking of Space
2.1 These Terms govern all Contracts and Bookings to the exclusion of any other terms.
2.2 A Booking must be made on the IWLEX Ltd Booking Form (completed in full and signed) or by such other means as the Organiser may accept; these Terms apply in all cases.
2.3 By submitting a Booking Form or other accepted application, the Exhibitor agrees to be bound by these Terms.
2.4 The person signing the Booking Form is deemed authorised; the Exhibitor cannot claim lack of authority.
2.5 A binding Contract comes into existence on Acceptance by the Organiser (including by issuing an invoice for the relevant Fees), by signing the Booking Form, or by written confirmation of acceptance.
2.6 Until Acceptance, the Organiser may accept/reject applications and reallocate Space without liability.
2.7 The Organiser evaluates Booking requests (including: available space; balanced content; fit with Exhibition purpose; quality of products/brands/displays; variation relative to other exhibitors).
2.8 The Organiser may reject a Booking request for any reason, including (non-exhaustively): (a) incompatibility with criteria in 2.7; (b) failure by the Exhibitor to comply with obligations relating to any request or prior events; (c) risk to the proper order, reputation or good name of the Exhibition/Organiser; (d) non-compliance with fitting-out/decoration rules (Exhibitor Manual); (e) objection by the Venue Owner.
2.9 Acceptance relates only to that Booking and confers no right to participate in future events.
3. Allocation of the Stand Space
3.1 The Organiser has absolute discretion in allocation of Space.
3.2 Within 7 days of being informed of the allocation, the Exhibitor may raise bona fide objections; the Organiser will consider in good faith but its decision is final.
3.3 Every effort is made to allocate the Space booked. However, to facilitate layout/organisation or in the Exhibition’s best interests (including reasons beyond the Organiser’s control), the Organiser may reallocate Space, provided the reallocated Space is not more than 10% greater or less than booked.
3.4 An Exhibition map may be provided for information only; dimensions are indicative and may differ from actual dimensions.
3.5 Alleged dimensional errors must be reported in writing by the first day of the Build-up Period. The Organiser will appoint a Representative to review. No claims will be considered after the Stand has been built.
4. Fees and Other Charges
4.1 Fees must be paid as set out on the Booking Form/acceptance/invoices or this clause. Upon Acceptance, the full amount of the Fees is due. The Organiser may, at its discretion, require personal guarantees from directors.
4.2 Unless stated otherwise:
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Acceptance < 6 months before the Exhibition: (i) 50% non-refundable deposit upon Acceptance; (ii) balance 90 days before the Build-up Period.
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Acceptance ≥ 6 months before the Exhibition: (i) 30% non-refundable upon Acceptance; (ii) 35% non-refundable 6 months before the Build-up Period; (iii) remaining 35% 90 days before the Build-up Period.
4.3 Charges for Services are invoiced separately.
4.4 All invoices are payable within 14 days of invoice date.
4.5 Fees/Charges are payable without set-off or deduction, exclusive of VAT (added at the prevailing rate).
4.6 Unless otherwise agreed, invoices are payable in GBP to the Organiser’s nominated bank account. Electronic invoicing may be used.
4.7 If the Exhibitor fails to pay on time, the Organiser may: (a) cancel the Contract, refuse access and resell/reallocate Space (cancellation charges apply per clause 5); (b) charge 12% p.a. interest, accruing daily, until paid; (c) suspend Services; (d) recover all costs of collection; (e) accelerate all sums due under the Contract.
4.8 Invoice disputes must be raised within 7 days of invoice date; disputes do not permit suspension of other payments/obligations.
4.9 The Exhibitor will not be allowed to participate unless all sums are received in cleared funds at least 1 week before the Build-up Period.
4.10 If the Exhibition is interrupted or ends early due to circumstances beyond the Organiser’s control, the Organiser has no liability to the Exhibitor (including refunds). Exhibitors are strongly advised to obtain appropriate event insurance (see clause 19).
5. Cancellation or Reduction of Space
5.1 Once accepted by the Organiser, a Booking cannot be unilaterally withdrawn or changed except under this clause.
5.2 The Exhibitor may apply in writing to cancel the Booking (Cancellation Notice) or reduce the Space (Reduction Notice) at any time prior to the Exhibition. Notices should be sent by recorded delivery (with reasons). The Organiser may accept or reject any such notice in its discretion. The Cancellation Date is the date the Organiser confirms acceptance in writing or cancels under clause 4.7(a).
5.3 Cancellation fees (weighted in favour of the Organiser; calculated by time since Acceptance):
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Within 30 days of Acceptance: 30% of the Fee
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>30 days and ≤90 days after Acceptance: 75% of the Fee
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>90 days after Acceptance: 100% of the Fee
5.4 Reduction of Space: where a reduction is accepted, the Organiser may (at its discretion) reduce the Fee pro-rata to the new Space and apply the percentages in clause 5.3 to the portion cancelled.
5.5 The Exhibitor acknowledges the sums in 5.3 represent reasonable compensation/a genuine pre-estimate of the Organiser’s loss and are not a penalty.
5.6 If the Exhibitor does not occupy the Space, the Organiser may allocate it to another exhibitor or place a notice stating the stand was reserved for the Exhibitor.
5.7 Following any accepted cancellation/reduction or termination for any reason, the Organiser may reallocate/resell the Space at its absolute discretion, without any obligation to refund or reduce amounts due (save as expressly stated).
6. Occupation of Space, Construction of Stands and Exhibits
6.1 The Exhibitor shall:
(a) occupy the Space by show opening on day one and for the full opening hours. Failure to do so may be treated as cancellation (clause 5 applies);
(b) not sub-let/share/part with possession without prior written consent;
(c) occupy the Space as licensee (no tenancy or proprietary rights arise);
(d) complete fitting works and ensure the Stand is dressed/maintained and all Exhibits are in position by the end of the Build-up Period;
(e) keep the Stand dressed/maintained, Exhibits open to view, and the Stand adequately staffed during opening hours; do not dismantle before the end of the Exhibition and start of the Breakdown Period;
(f) conduct business and distribute materials only from the Stand;
(g) not sell/distribute food, drink or tobacco except via the Venue Owner/appointed caterer or as agreed in writing;
(h) not cause a nuisance or breach any licence/regulation; sound levels must not, in the Organiser’s opinion, disturb others or breach rules/law.
6.2 Subject to Charges, the Organiser (or its stand contractor) may supply/erect shell scheme. The Exhibitor may appoint its own competent, insured contractors to design/erect/dismantle its Stand, ensuring completion by the end of the Build-up Period and removal by the end of the Breakdown Period.
6.3 The Exhibitor shall provide Stand Information on request (e.g., dimensional sketch, fit-out design, contractor details, other Representatives).
6.4 Details of shell scheme are in the Exhibitor Manual. Plans for special builds/displays must be submitted for approval before construction is ordered.
6.5 The Stand must be constructed per the Exhibitor Manual and Organiser instructions. The Organiser may refuse access or require removal/alteration where the Stand/Space is non-compliant or interferes with the Exhibition/others/safety.
6.6 Access for build is during the Build-up Period; all works must be finished by the end of the Build-up Period. Failure may result in immediate cancellation without refund.
6.7 Where the Organiser supplies the Stand, errors/defects must be notified within 1 day of build or the first day of Build-up (whichever is later); otherwise the Stand is deemed accepted.
6.8 If, in the Organiser’s opinion, the Exhibitor exceeds the allocated Space, the Organiser may charge for the extra space at the prevailing rate.
6.9 Stands/Exhibits must not obstruct light or impede views/gangways or inconvenience other exhibitors.
6.10 Only items within scope of the Exhibition (or otherwise deemed suitable by the Organiser) may be exhibited. The Organiser may remove non-compliant items at the Exhibitor’s risk/expense.
6.11 Space location is provisional and subject to change. Allocation or naming on plans does not guarantee a fixed location. The Organiser may alter positions/layouts/features/catering areas/floor plans/stand numbers at any time.
6.12 Disputes regarding allocation, extra occupied space, or display rights are resolved by the Organiser whose decision is final.
6.13 The Organiser and authorised persons (including the Venue Owner) may access the Space at reasonable times before/during/after the Exhibition, using necessary force without liability.
Health & Safety (H&S) / CDM: The Exhibitor shall comply with all applicable H&S legislation (including CDM 2015 where applicable), Venue rules and the Exhibitor Manual; ensure contractors are competent/insured/supervised; and provide risk assessments/method statements on request for specified builds/demonstrations.
7. Exhibitor’s General Obligations
The Exhibitor shall:
7.1 co-operate fully with the Organiser;
7.2 provide information/materials reasonably requested (true, complete, accurate);
7.3 provide Organiser access to its Representatives as reasonably required;
7.4 obtain/maintain all licences, permissions and consents required to participate;
7.5 comply with any additional obligations in the Exhibitor Manual.
8. Exhibitor Manual
8.1 Within a reasonable time (once live) after receipt of the Fee and prior to the Exhibition, the Organiser shall provide access to the Exhibitor Manual.
8.2 The Manual contains specific rules/requirements (conduct, attendance, stands, services/installations, approved contractors, Venue rules).
8.3 The Exhibitor shall, and shall procure its Representatives to, comply with the Manual.
9. Materials and Presentations
9.1 The Exhibitor shall supply required Materials for marketing/promotion/media by the copy deadlines. Failure may result in reuse/omission at the Organiser’s discretion.
9.2 The Exhibitor grants the Organiser a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to reproduce, transmit, exhibit, distribute and use the Exhibitor’s name and Materials before/during/after the Exhibition.
Warranties: The Exhibitor warrants it owns/controls the Materials or has all necessary rights/consents/licences; and the Organiser’s use will not infringe law/third-party rights.
9.3 Materials must be true, accurate and not offensive/abusive/indecent/defamatory/obscene or otherwise inappropriate.
9.4 The Organiser will use reasonable care but is not liable for errors in marketing materials.
9.5 The Organiser is not liable for Demands relating to Materials/property of the Exhibitor in its custody and may destroy Materials/property after 6 months from last use.
9.6 Presentation content/timings must be agreed with the Organiser (who retains final editorial control).
10. Exhibitor’s Representative and Passes
10.1 The Exhibitor must name at least one Representative responsible for install/operation/removal of Exhibits.
10.2 Non-transferable passes are required for access. A personnel list must be provided at least two weeks before the first day of the Build-up Period.
11. Duration and Timetable
11.1 Dates/times (opening hours; Build-up and Breakdown Periods) are as stated in the Exhibitor Manual or otherwise notified.
11.2 Stands must be adequately manned with Exhibits fully set up and ready to conduct business during opening hours.
11.3 The Exhibitor must maintain the Space/Stand/Exhibits in good condition and clean/tidy; the Organiser may arrange cleaning/repairs at the Exhibitor’s expense if needed.
12. Removal of Exhibits and Stand
12.1 No Stand/Exhibit may be packed, removed or dismantled before closing without written permission.
12.2 Breach of 12.1: the Exhibitor shall pay, by way of compensation, one third of the total Fees (in addition to all other sums), acknowledged as a genuine pre-estimate of loss and not a penalty.
12.3 All Exhibitor Property must be dismantled/removed by the specified times and no later than the end of the Breakdown Period. Failing which, the Organiser may dismantle/remove/store at the Exhibitor’s sole risk/expense (including any Venue penalties).
12.4 Stands supplied by/for the Organiser must be returned in original condition; the Exhibitor indemnifies for any Demands/damage.
13. Exhibition Attendance
13.1 The Organiser is not responsible for the failure of any exhibitor or any number of attendees to attend the Exhibition.
13.2 References to exhibitors on floor plans/stand numbers or statements that any exhibitor is booked (provisionally or otherwise) are not warranties; a Booking is not conditional on any other exhibitor’s presence or location.
14. Exclusion of Personnel
The Organiser may exclude/remove any person whose presence is, in its opinion, undesirable, including Representatives of the Exhibitor.
15. Undesirable Activities; Alcohol
15.1 If the Exhibitor engages in activities contrary to the Exhibition’s best interests, unethical or unlawful or in breach of Regulations, the Organiser may immediately cancel Space and require vacation, without refund.
15.2 Canvassing for orders outside the Exhibitor’s Stand is prohibited without written consent. Distribution of materials away from the Stand requires prior written agreement.
Alcohol: Alcohol may be present; IWLEX Ltd accepts no duty of care or liability for offences arising from drunken behaviour. Exhibitor personnel/visitors must drink responsibly; the Organiser may require any person to leave where behaviour causes offence or risk.
16. Fire Precautions
16.1 Materials used in Stands/displays must be non-flammable.
16.2 No explosives/dangerous materials; no naked flames or smouldering products without prior approval by the fire officer.
16.3 The Exhibitor must comply with instructions of the Venue Owner and relevant authorities to avoid risk of fire/other risks.
17. Compliance with Law and Regulations
The Exhibitor shall comply with all applicable laws, byelaws, requirements, rules and regulations (including Venue rules, the Exhibitor Manual and Regulations).
18. Electric, Plumbing, Lighting and Power
18.1 Organiser-appointed service contractors must be used for Utility Services unless otherwise agreed in writing.
18.2 Fees may include certain Utility Services (per package) and are subject to fair usage.
18.3 The Exhibitor is liable for additional Utility Services and any excess over fair usage (as reasonably determined by the Organiser).
18.4 All Utility Services on the Stand/Space (beyond those included or provided by the Exhibitor’s contractors) must comply with applicable law and Regulations.
18.5 Direct light from devices must be screened to avoid nuisance.
19. Insurance
19.1 The Exhibitor must maintain appropriate insurance to cover all risks, losses and liabilities arising from participation (including personal injury/death/property damage; loss/damage/theft of Stands/Exhibits/goods in transit/storage/at Venue; liabilities under clause 22; and postponement/abandonment/cancellation).
19.2 Minimum cover: (a) Public Liability £5,000,000 per claim; (b) Products Liability £5,000,000 per claim; (c) Employers’ Liability as required by law; plus appropriate Property/Transit cover. Evidence must be provided on request; failure may result in exclusion without refund.
20. Termination and Rights of Suspension
20.1 The Organiser may terminate with immediate effect by written notice if: (a) the Exhibitor breaches the Contract and fails to remedy within 7 days of notice; (b) fails to pay on due date and remains in default 7 days after notice; (c) insolvency/bankruptcy/administration/liquidation/arrangements/receivership/cessation of business (or equivalent); (d) suspension/cessation of a substantial part of business; (e) financial deterioration jeopardising performance.
20.2 The Organiser may suspend the Exhibitor’s rights/services/performance if 20.1 applies or is reasonably anticipated.
20.3 On termination: (a) all sums invoiced (and services supplied but not yet invoiced) become immediately due; (b) the Organiser may resell Space; (c) termination is deemed cancellation by the Exhibitor and cancellation charges per clause 5 apply; (d) accrued rights/remedies survive; (e) clauses intended to survive (including 5, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 27, 28) continue.
21. Limitation and Exclusion of Organiser’s Liability
21.1 This clause sets the Organiser’s entire financial liability (including for acts/omissions of Representatives and stand sharers).
21.2 All implied terms are excluded to the fullest extent permitted by law.
21.3 Nothing limits/excludes liability for death/personal injury due to negligence, fraud/fraudulent misrepresentation, or other non-excludable liabilities.
21.4 Subject to 21.3, the Organiser is not liable (whether direct/indirect) for: loss of profits/revenue; sales/business; agreements/contracts; anticipated savings/opportunity; data/software loss/corruption; goodwill/reputation; additional operating/admin costs; any other financial/economic loss; or indirect/consequential loss.
21.5 Subject to 21.3, the Organiser’s total liability is limited to 100% of the Fees and Charges paid under the Contract.
21.6 The Organiser may organise/promote the Exhibition as it considers appropriate and may amend strategies/timings. Any statements of expected or historic visitor/attendee numbers, exhibitor counts, reach, impressions, demographics or similar metrics are non-binding estimates only, provided for guidance, do not form part of the Contract and do not constitute any warranty, guarantee or condition.
21.7 The Exhibitor acknowledges actual results may differ and agrees it has no right to cancel, claim damages or set-off based on such statements.
21.8 The Organiser will use reasonable endeavours to ensure services are provided but has no liability for service failure/unavailability. The Exhibitor agrees that relevant authorities and authorised persons may enter the Venue and carry out works without compensation.
21.9–21.12 Further exclusions as drafted apply (including no liability for loss/theft/damage to Exhibits/Stand/property; Venue/utility defects; and claims handling co-operation).
22. Exhibitor’s Liability and Indemnity
22.1 The Exhibitor is responsible for all Demands for personal injury and loss/damage to property (including the Venue, fixtures, other exhibitors/visitors), arising from erection/dismantling/use of the Stand (where Exhibitor is responsible), actions/omissions of the Exhibitor/its Representatives/stand sharers/licensees/invitees, and any Exhibits/machinery/property used or introduced by them. The Exhibitor shall indemnify the Organiser for all Demands (including legal costs).
22.2 Without prejudice, the Exhibitor fully indemnifies the Organiser against Demands arising from: (a) breach of Contract; (b) participation acts/omissions/negligence; (c) failure to perform contracts with Organiser-appointed Representatives; (d) IP or other rights infringement by Materials/property; (e) third-party claims from Exhibitor default/negligence/breach; (f) injury/loss/damage connected with erection/use/dismantling of the Stand and anything done on/from the Stand; (g) damage to the Venue/third-party property.
23. Cancellations or Change of Location/Date
23.1 For force majeure or other reasons beyond the Organiser’s control (e.g., Venue becomes unfit/unavailable; safety), the Organiser may cancel, relocate, change date(s) or shorten preparation/display/dismantling periods.
23.2 Where 23.1 applies, the Organiser has no liability, including refunds or compensation for Demands.
23.3 Notwithstanding 23.2, the Organiser may, at its absolute discretion as a gesture of goodwill, refund a pro-rata share of Fees after deducting Exhibition Costs, with any refund capped at Fees paid.
23.4 A change of location within 50 km confers no cancellation right; beyond 50 km, the Exhibitor may cancel within 10 Business Days of notice (failing which it is deemed accepted).
23.5 Date changes within 30 days of original confer no cancellation right; beyond 30 days, the Exhibitor may cancel within 10 Business Days (failing which it is deemed accepted).
23.6 If the Organiser decides not to organise the Exhibition (or part) for reasons other than force majeure, the Exhibitor’s sole remedy is a refund of Fees paid for unperformed services (no consequential losses).
24. Force Majeure
24.1 Neither party is liable for delay/failure due to events beyond reasonable control (force majeure).
24.2 If force majeure affects the Exhibitor’s performance, the Organiser may suspend or terminate (without compensation).
24.3 If the Exhibition is cancelled/delayed/shortened by unforeseen events/force majeure, the Organiser has no liability (see 23.3 for discretionary goodwill refunds).
24.4 Examples include (non-exhaustive): disease/pandemics (including Covid), acts of God, fire, war, natural disasters, riots, terrorism, government action/regulation, industrial action, trade disputes, Venue Owner decisions, or events rendering occupation/organisation significantly more difficult or impossible.
25. Confidentiality and Data Protection
25.1–25.3 Confidentiality: Each party shall keep the other’s confidential information secret (subject to permitted disclosures by Representatives/advisers on a need-to-know basis and legal requirements).
Data protection, roles and use
25.4 Controller roles. For attendee registration data, IWLEX Ltd acts as Controller and processes personal data per its Privacy Notice. For lead scanners/on-stand data capture, the Exhibitor acts as an independent Controller of any personal data it collects and must comply with applicable data protection laws (including providing its own privacy information where required).
25.5 Lead scanners. Scanner data may contain details of attendees who interact with the Exhibitor. The Organiser will provide such data only where permitted (e.g., consent or other lawful basis as communicated at registration).
25.6 Use limits. The Exhibitor shall: (i) use registration/scanner data solely for legitimate B2B purposes related to the Exhibition; (ii) honour opt-outs; (iii) keep data secure; and (iv) delete/anonymise data per appropriate retention.
25.7 Ownership and corrections. Registration databases (and associated database rights) are the property of IWLEX Ltd, without prejudice to data subjects’ rights. The Organiser may correct/suppress records.
26. Notices
26.1 Notices must be in writing to the registered office (or notified address) and delivered personally, by pre-paid first class post/next-day service, commercial courier or email.
26.2 Deemed receipt: personal delivery when left; post/next-day at 9:00 a.m. on the second Business Day after posting; courier on signature time/date; email one Business Day after transmission.
26.3 This clause does not apply to service of proceedings.
27. Use of Online Services and Products
27.1 If the Organiser reasonably believes the Exhibitor is using online services unlawfully/harmfully or in an unauthorised manner, the Organiser may take appropriate measures including immediate suspension/withdrawal of access without compensation.
27.2 Provision may be interrupted for force majeure, maintenance or defects. Interruptions do not give rise to compensation; the Organiser will use reasonable endeavours to inform and limit duration where practicable.
27.3 The Organiser may suspend/terminate provision on order of competent authorities, without compensation.
27.4 Costs for online services/products ordered prior to suspension/discontinuation remain payable.
27.5 Suspension/discontinuation does not entitle the Exhibitor to suspend/terminate its obligations.
28. General
28.1 Assignment. The Exhibitor may not assign/transfer/subcontract its rights/obligations without prior written consent. The Organiser may assign/transfer/charge/subcontract/delegate its rights/obligations at any time.
28.2 Variation. No variation is effective unless in writing and signed by authorised representatives.
28.3 Waiver. A waiver must be in writing and is not a waiver of subsequent breaches; delays/partial exercise do not prevent further exercise.
28.4 Severance. Invalid/illegal/unenforceable provisions shall be modified to the minimum extent to be valid, or deemed deleted; the remainder continues in force.
28.5 Third-party rights. No third party has rights to enforce the Contract (Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 or otherwise).
28.6 Entire agreement. This Contract (including the Exhibitor Manual and Regulations) is the entire agreement and supersedes prior statements/agreements. Each party agrees it has no remedy for any statement not set out in the Contract (excluding fraud).
28.7 Governing law. England and Wales.
28.8 Jurisdiction. Courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction.