BookTix Canada Ltd.
Canadian Corporation
Business Number (BN): 738578871
Registry ID: BC1247095
Formation: April 13, 2020
1055 West Hastings Street
Suite 1700
Vancouver BC V6E 2E9 Canada

Last Updated: February 16, 2024

THIS TICKETING SERVICES AGREEMENT (“Agreement”) is made by and between BookTix Canada Ltd., aka BookTix, located at 1055 West Hastings Street Suite 1700, Vancouver BC V6E 2E9 Canada (“Company,” “BookTix,” “We,” “Us,” or “Our” ), and You, a person, organization or other entity (a “Client,” or “You” or “Your” or “Event Organizer”).

THE PARTIES, INTENDING TO BE LEGALLY BOUND, HEREBY AGREE AS FOLLOWS:

BY MEANS OF EITHER CREATING AN ACCOUNT OR SUBMISSION TO US OF A SIGNED COPY OF THIS AGREEMENT, YOU REPRESENT THAT YOU ARE LEGALLY AUTHORIZED AS AN EVENT ORGANIZER TO ENTER INTO THIS AGREEMENT AND HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS AGREEMENT, THE TERMS OF SERVICE (“TOS”) AND THE PRIVACY POLICY, EACH HEREBY INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE, AND EXPRESSLY AGREED TO, AND CONSENT TO BE BOUND BY ALL OF THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS CONTAINED THEREIN. YOU FURTHER ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THIS AGREEMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND THAT YOUR CONTINUED USE OF OUR SERVICES UPON NOTICE OF ANY CHANGES TO THIS AGREEMENT CONSTITUTES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT AT THAT TIME. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO ALL OF THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS SET FORTH IN THIS AGREEMENT, THEN THIS TRANSACTION WILL BE CANCELED AND YOU WILL BE UNABLE TO ACCESS THE BOOKTIX.CA WEBSITE AND YOUR SUBDOMAIN (THE “SITES”) AND THE SERVICES THAT WE OFFER. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO DECLINE YOUR REQUEST FOR SERVICES FOR ANY REASON, AT ANY TIME AND WITHOUT NOTICE.

1. OUR SERVICES AND OBLIGATIONS  

BookTix provides Ticketing Services that enables You to sell, market and manage tickets that allow access to, attendance at, or participation in, events, venues and other activities that are held on one or over the course of many days (individually, an “Event”) by the ticket purchaser or holder (individually, a “Patron”) that You, as an Event Organizer, are legally authorized to provide. In addition, You are granted the right to use Our service to market and sell merchandise ancillary to Your Events and accept donations to Your organization provided that You are legally authorized to do so.

BookTix shall provide the following Ticketing Services under this Agreement:

(i) list and display Your Event on a subdomain of Our Sites, which is located at the following URL: http://BookTix.ca;

(ii) accept, process and manage online orders for tickets to Your Event,

(iii) process all online payments to said Event on Your behalf; and

(iv) provide an accounting to You of Our Fees, and charges for each ticket sold, both online and onsite.

2. YOUR OBLIGATIONS FOR USING BOOKTIX  

By agreeing to these terms of service, and by submitting your Event information to BookTix to be listed and displayed on Our Sites, You are granting Us all the rights necessary to sell tickets on your behalf to your Event. It is Your responsibility to provide to Us:

(i) Restrictions on Events. Any restrictions associated with said Event. This includes but is not limited to any licensing restrictions placed by the Licensing Company if applicable. When submitting Your Event to BookTix to be listed and displayed on Our Sites, it is Your responsibility to provide to Us any restrictions associated with said Event. Any Event that requires a restriction for admission, including, but not limited to, age, school or organizational affiliation, or other characteristics, aspects or requirements, must be clearly stated by You upon submission to Us. It is Your duty to ensure that any restriction placed on the event by You is lawful and does not violate any federal, state, or local laws, or any applicable foreign laws, prior to submitting the Event to Us. It is also Your responsibility to verify that all Patrons can be admitted to Your Event.

3. REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES  

You represent and warrant the following:

(i) You are a producer, promoter, presenter, manager or otherwise a legally authorized organizer of the Event.

(ii) You have the authority and right to offer, sell, and honor Ticketsto the Event.

4. MISREPRESENTATION  

The Event must be described truthfully and accurately at the time You submit the Event information to BookTix for listing and display on Our Sites and Platforms.If We discover and determine, in Our sole discretion, that You misrepresented the Event or Your authorization to act on behalf of the Event, then We have the right to cancel the Event and issue a refund to ticket purchasers (net of any Fees) as provided in this Agreement. If We determine that You repeatedly engage in the conduct described in this paragraph or that the gravity of Your misrepresentation is such that canceling Your Event is an insufficient response, then We reserve the right to terminate Your account, at Our sole discretion. If Your account is terminated, then any other Events submitted by You will be canceled pursuant to this Agreement and BookTix reserves the right to take other actions or pursue additional remedies as permitted by law.

5. ACCESS, USAGE & PERFORMANCE  

You understand and agree that our services, including access to and use of any sites, platforms, equipment or supplies and servers may, at times, be inaccessible, inoperable or otherwise unavailable for any reason, including, but not limited to:

(i) equipment or communications malfunctions;

(ii) periodic maintenance, repairs, or administrative reviews which We may undertake from time-to-time;

(iii) manufacturer defects;

(iv) the servers being down; or

(v) causes beyond Our reasonable control, or which are not reasonably foreseeable by Us, regardless of source or causative agent, including, but not limited to acts of government or the negligent, reckless, malicious or criminal acts of third parties or Acts of God.

You understand and agree that it is Your responsibility to learn how to use Our Platform and test it in advance of making Tickets available to Your Patrons. You also acknowledge that it is Your responsibility to provide for and maintain adequate internet access and to ensure that all dates, and performances are accurate and correct prior to making Tickets available to Patrons. You acknowledge and understand that You have the ability to print out a Patron sales list prior to the commencement of Event ticket sales and that this is the only way to fully ensure ticket sales verification in the event of Internet outage and that doing so is Your sole responsibility.

6. FEES, CHARGES, AND PAYMENT METHOD  

Both online payments and the recordation of onsite sales made by You are processed through the BookTix payment and sales processing platform (the “Sales Platform”) and require its use. BookTix charges an inclusive, per-ticket fee for ticketing for Our Services (“Ticket Fees”), which is deducted from disbursements made to You by BookTix as set forth in Your individualized fee schedule and is incorporated by reference herein.

Where there is a dispute between terms and conditions in an individualized fee schedule and this Agreement, the individualized fee schedule shall govern. All Fees and any other monies contemplated by this Agreement are payable in Canadian dollars, or in any foreign currency accepted by BookTix for Events in another country or jurisdiction, as shown on Our Site.

7. PAYMENT PROCESSING & RECORDATION  

When You use the Sales Platform to sell tickets and collect monies online, payment processing occurs directly by BookTix. When You sell a ticket and collect monies onsite, You use the Sales Platform to record that transaction. In both cases, You are assessed a per-Ticket Fee for use of the Sales Platform as specified in Your individualized fee schedule. BookTix Fees include any and all third-party ticket purchase and/or payment related fees. BookTix will make all payments to You (online ticket sales minus applicable Ticketing Fees due to BookTix, including any prior balance due to BookTix for any reason) via check delivered by First Class mail at the address that You provided to Us upon account creation. You represent, warrant and covenant that the mailing address provided to Us is accurate and You will update this information as necessary to maintain its accuracy; BookTix will use commercially reasonable efforts to submit payment of the balance due to You within seven (7) business days after the end of the Event to which the balance due corresponds.

Additionally, the Sales Platform offers You Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) payments as an alternate or in addition to paper checks by mail. You represent, warrant and covenant that the Client details and bank info You provided to Us is accurate and You will update this information as necessary to maintain its accuracy. You, not Us will be responsible for any monies lost by providing incorrect account information. You allow BookTix to share Your client data and bank account information to Our electronic payment partner to process the deposit.

We reserve the right to hold up to 20% of the balance due for up to sixty (60) days after the end of the Event. Any monies or payments withheld by BookTix are done so for the sole purpose of processing and settlement of all refunds, disputed charges, customer complaints, allegations of fraud, chargebacks, expected or actual chargebacks and other discrepancies. You may request a payment prior to the end of Your Event for the current balance due, less the greater of 20% or $500. Each Additional payment will incur a $5 processing fee.

8. CANCELED OR RESCHEDULED EVENTS  

You are responsible for notifying BookTix immediately if Your Event is to be canceled or rescheduled. If You or BookTix cancels the Event You are responsible for notifying Your guests and You are required to issue refunds according to the BookTix Refund Policy to your Patrons for the full price paid for the ticket and any fees paid by the Patron, including, but not limited to, Ticketing Fees. No payments shall be made to You from BookTix with respect to any Event that has been canceled (or for which the Client otherwise authorizes a refund). Any fees due to BookTix raising out of the processing of refunds shall be either deducted from any future disbursements to You or due within 60 days upon receipt of invoice from BookTix, the method of such aforementioned recovery to be at the discretion of BookTix. If Client fails to submit payment to BookTix for its Fees or there is insufficient funds from which to deduct said fees upon disbursement, BookTix will process refunds for the canceled Event less all applicable Fees. Any outstanding refunds owed to patrons, remain the responsibility of the client. The Client must provide BookTix with the necessary funds to refund the patrons.  All refunds issued to patrons must be done via the same method as the original purchase. If You fail to fully refund Your Patrons within 30 days of the Event being Canceled, BookTix reserves the right, within our sole discretion to issue the refunds to the Patrons on your behalf, and collect from Your account the applicable refund fees. If the event is rescheduled, the patron’s originally issued Ticket will be valid for the newly scheduled date and time. If an event is rescheduled, BookTix will use its sole discretion to determine whether it is considered a cancellation and therefore subject to the Refund Policy described in this section.

We reserve the right to cancel Your Event for any reasonable reason, determined using Our sole discretion for violations of any clauses within this agreement, including but not limited to failure to pay.

9. REFUNDS AND EXCHANGES  

Our system allows the administration and processing of refunds and exchanges. If You intend to offer refunds or exchanges, then You must do so in accordance with the BookTix Refund Policy provisions, which are incorporated by reference herein.

You are responsible for responding to Patron requests for a refund or exchange. It is Your duty to effectively communicate Your refund policy to Patrons. You shall ensure that Your refund policy is consistent with the terms of this Agreement, the BookTix Refund Policy, and all applicable legal, regulatory and other governmental requirements. All communications or disputes regarding refunds are between You and the Patron, and BookTix will not be liable for any decision with respect to the issuance of refunds over the course of, and arising out of Your use of BookTix Platforms, Sites and Services. We reserve the right to disable any Features, including, but not limited to Patron Refunds and Exchanges at Our sole discretion.

Notwithstanding the above, You acknowledge and agree that, for matters related to the protection of its intellectual property, business reputation, prospective economic gain, and the integrity of its Sites and Services, BookTix shall have the right, but not the duty to compel You to refund to Patrons of any or all amounts paid for tickets at any time for any reason or no reason, including without limitation if BookTix receives complaints from a measurable number of Patrons, as determined by BookTix in its sole discretion, with respect to You or the applicable Event, or BookTix determines in its sole discretion that You have engaged in any fraudulent activity or made any misrepresentations. BookTix shall have no liability whatsoever to You in relation to, or arising out of any such decision to force or provide refunds.

Refunded tickets, items, packages and donations will not incur any additional fee for the processing of a refund, but the original service fee charged by BookTix (paid either by the patron or You) is not refundable.  If You choose to refund a patron, You understand and agree that Your organization can elect to keep the original service fee or return this original service fee back to the Patron and Your organization will not be refunded the amount. If You choose to return the original service fee back to the Patron, this amount would be deducted from your balance due from BookTix to Your organization.

10. CHARGEBACKS  

You will be charged for any credit card chargebacks and associated merchant processing fees arising out of Any credit card chargebacks initiated by a Patron for any reason with respect to Your Event. BookTix in its sole discretion shall either (i) deduct these costs from Your outstanding balance, whether for that particular Event or for any other Event that You list and display on Our Sites and through Our Services; or (ii) send an invoice to You for such costs if no balance exists. If payment for such invoice is not received by BookTix within forty-five (45) days after the invoice date, BookTix reserves the right, at BookTix’s sole discretion, to terminate Your registration for the Services and to cancel all other Events listed by You as provided herein. BookTix shall have no liability whatsoever for any damages, claims or losses, in either equity or law, incurred by You in connection with any such termination or cancellation. Any and All communications and disputes regarding chargebacks are betWeen You and Patron, and BookTix will not be responsible or held liable in any way for chargebacks issued in the course of the use of Our Platforms, Sites and Services.

11. COLLECTION OF MONIES OWED  

In the event that You do not pay to BookTix upon request any amount required to paid by You under this Agreement, BookTix shall be entitled to recover from You, in addition to any amounts otherwise owed, reasonable costs of collection, including, without limitation, collection agency fees, reasonable attorneys’ fees, and associated arbitration or court costs.

12. WITHHOLDING OF TAXES  

You are solely responsible for all taxes or other governmental charges associated with Your Event or the sale of tickets to your event through our services. You will indemnify and hold harmless BookTix against any claims with the exception of taxes based on the net income of BookTix It is Your duty to adjust the ticket price in order to account for Your payment of these taxes.

In addition, BookTix will charge for VAT as required by law.

13. OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR CUSTOMERS  

When you sell Tickets to your customers through our Ticketing system, the contractual relationship is between you and your customers. You are responsible for providing your own terms of sale with your customers and accordingly, we will direct any customers who direct questions regarding your event to you. You agree not to refer your customers to us for support.

Please see section 15 below for how we use your customer’s personal information.

You shall hold us harmless, and indemnify us, against all claims, costs and damages (both actual and consequential) arising out of, or in any way, connected with:

• any dispute(s) with one or more of your customers; and/or

• your relationship with your customers.

14. CONFIDENTIALITY AND NON-DISCLOSURE  

You understand and acknowledge that BookTix is the owner of valuable trade secrets and confidential, non-public, and proprietary information (collectively “Confidential Information”) and acknowledge that the Services which We perform involve the furnishing of Confidential Information to You including, but not limited to: (i) customer names, mailing addresses, and other personally-identifiable information; (ii) sales; (iii) market demographics; (iv) pricing; and (v) business strategy, and that the goodwill and competitive position of BookTix depend, in part, upon You keeping such Confidential Information confidential. You agree to use Your best efforts to protect Our Confidential Information and to implement security measures to keep said Confidential Information confidential. Except pursuant to court order or the prior written consent of Us, You agree that You shall not disclose, distribute, sell, license, transmit, or disseminate any Confidential Information to any other party or permit or cause any unauthorized party to disclose, examine, and/or reproduce any reports, documents, transmissions, or data containing Confidential Information prepared or owned by Us. If You are requested or required to disclose Confidential Information pursuant to legal proceedings, You shall promptly notify Us so that We may prepare a response to said legal proceedings and You shall cooperate with Our efforts to obtain a suitable protective order.

For clients regulated under European Union Law, it is Your duty to be in compliance with all General Data Protection Regulations (“GDPR”). It is Your responsibility to obtain the necessary lawful consent from Your patrons to upload their information into the BookTix site. Before uploading Your patrons information into BookTix You will need to agree to and sign Our Data Processing Agreement.

15. USE OF CUSTOMERS’ PERSONAL INFORMATION

Protection of personal information is very important to us. We will comply with the The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA)

for so long as the PIPEDA is in effect and any other laws and regulations enacted from time to time relating to data protection and privacy, including any law or regulation giving effect to the PIPEDA or otherwise replacing The Act.

Any and All personal information collected by Us during any transactions with you or your guests, (“Ticket Buyers”, “Event Attendee”) that we handle as part of the Service, We and You both agree that You are the “data controller”, the Ticket Buyer and Event Attendee is the “data subject”, and We are the “data processor” in relation to that data. You hereby instruct Us to use the Customer Data collected to perform the Services contracted and as otherwise described in these Terms.

Accordingly, you hereby agree that:

• you will comply with all applicable data protections laws in relation to your handling of Customer Data, including informing the Ticket Buyers and Event Attendees on how their Customer Data will be handled by You and by Us in connection with your use of the Service. Details of how we use the Customer Data are set out in our Privacy Policy;

• you have sole responsibility for establishing and maintaining the lawful basis of our processing of Customer Data under these Terms, including where applicable the obtaining of all necessary consents from your Ticket Buyers and Event Attendees.

• where you export your Customer Data during your use of the Service (for example exporting a list as a spreadsheet, downloading data to the check-in app, or synchronizing a MailChimp account), you are responsible for ensuring that your use of that Customer Data is compliant with data protection laws and the terms in place between you and the Ticket Buyer and Event Attendee.

With regard to our handling of the Customer Data, we agree that we shall:

• process the Customer Data only in accordance with the contracted terms agreed to within this document, and any lawful instructions reasonably given by you to us from time to time, or as otherwise required by law and will not further sell or use The Customer Data in any manner that would constitute “selling”.

• ensure that our personnel or any sub processors engaged in the handling of Customer Data are informed of the confidential nature of the Customer Data and are subject to binding confidentiality obligations;

• employ appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect Customer Data;

• inform you promptly if any Customer Data is lost or destroyed or becomes damaged, corrupted, or unusable or is otherwise subject to unauthorized or unlawful processing, including unauthorized or unlawful access or disclosure;

• to the extent permitted by law, promptly notify you upon receipt of any request from a Ticket Buyer and Event Attendee to access, correct, amend, transfer or delete such person’s Customer Data consistent with that person’s rights under Data Protection Law or such other applicable data protection laws to which you are subject and, at your cost, provide all reasonable assistance to you in relation to such request;

• on termination of the Service, we will return, or destroy (at your direction), Customer Data in our possession or control unless applicable laws require the continued storage of such Customer Data. Such deletion may take us up to 7 days to action and, following deletion from our live systems, it may take up to a further 14 days for the data to be deleted from our back-up tapes; and

• make available to you all information reasonably required to demonstrate compliance with this section 14 and, at your cost and no more than once each 12 month period, contribute to audits conducted by you or another third party professional independent auditor mandated by you.

You acknowledge and agree that, as a data processor, we may appoint sub-processors to process Customer Data in connection with the provision of the Service, in which case we will ensure that our contracts with our sub-processors impose on the sub-processors obligations that are equivalent to the obligations to which we are subject to under this section and that we will be responsible for the acts and omissions of our sub-processors in respect of their handling of Customer Data.

A list of sub-processors can be found at here.

For your convenience we will keep your account open (and therefore retain your customer data so that it is available to you) for 5 years. Once this time period has expired, if you are no longer an active client in BookTix we will delete your data. Prior to closing your account and deleting your customer data we will attempt to send warning emails to your account email address so that you have an opportunity to keep your account open or backup any data that you need. We may contact you about our services during this time (unless you have asked us not to contact you). You can close your account at any time by emailing our customer support team at help@booktix.ca from the email address of the account owner.

In providing the Service, we may transfer personal information (including Customer Data) to third party service providers, which may store and process this personal information on servers located outside of Canada (including for data back-up purposes). If we transfer Customer Data outside of Canada in this way, we will take the appropriate steps to ensure that the Customer Data continues to be protected

16. NON-SOLICITATION  

You agree that You shall not solicit or contact for the purpose of soliciting, or assist anyone else in soliciting or contacting for the purpose of soliciting, via e-mail or through other means, any Patron You interact with through Our Services in order to purchase, buy, acquire, or obtain any other product, service, or other solicitation unrelated to this Agreement, or for the purpose of terminating, altering, or in any way modifying any Patron’s relationship with Us. Wherein a Patron has indicated a preference to not receive communications from You, You shall honor this request.

17. PROMOTION OF EVENT PROMOTIONS  

Client shall use reasonable efforts to create, produce, and distribute marketing and promotional materials, and/or otherwise create marketing and promotional campaigns, which state that tickets to Your Event shall be available for sale at the BookTix website.

18. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES  

BookTix does not provide any equipment directly to you. You are responsible for buying or renting any necessary equipment. BookTix may provide resources outlining the necessary equipment and make recommendations of specific brands that the BookTix staff is trained on and is prepared to provide support with. We will not be held responsible for any failure of equipment or software.

In the course of providing Our Services To You, We may choose to loan certain equipment and supplies for use during the duration of Your Event. The specific equipment and supplies you receive will be detailed in an individualized equipment and supply schedule. You shall use reasonable care in the handling and use of any equipment or supplies provided to You during the term of this agreement. Any equipment or supplies provided by Us to You may only be used for processing and printing authorized BookTix ticketing. We may, at Our discretion, allow You to keep and store Our equipment and supplies between Events. You acknowledge that We reserve the right to recall the equipment and supplies at anytime for any reason. You are responsible for shipping the equipment back to BookTix in good working order. You are responsible for the cost of replacing any damaged equipment, unaccounted supplies and associated shipping costs. If You choose to discontinue Your relations with Us, You must return Our equipment and unused supplies to us within Ten (10) business days. Failure to return Our equipment and any unused supplies may result in a late return fee of $5 per day.

We do not guarantee or warranty the quality and functionality of the equipment at any given time. It is your full responsibility to set up and test all of your equipment at least one week before your Event to ensure that you have all the necessary pieces, they are compatible with your technology and they are all in working order.  

19. TERMINATION  

Except as provided elsewhere in this Agreement, either party may terminate this Agreement at any time upon seven (7) calendar days notice. If You terminate this Agreement after You have created an Event, Your Event shall be cancelled as provided in this Agreement.

20. GRANT OF PROMOTIONAL USE  

You grant us a limited, worldwide, royalty-free license to reproduce and use Your company or organizational name, logos and trademarks (and our agents and service providers) in advertising or promotional materials, in any and all media (including print and digital, whether now or hereafter existing, for the purpose of referring to You as a BookTix Client and/or describing our Services or Sites.

21. UNSOLICITED IDEAS  

We do not accept or consider unsolicited ideas of any kind and request that you do not send or share any unsolicited ideas of any kind. If, however, you send us unsolicited ideas of any kind despite Our request, the following shall apply:

You agree that: (1) your submissions and their contents will automatically become Our property, without any compensation to You; (2) We may use or redistribute the submissions and their contents for any purpose and in any way; (3) there is no obligation for Us to review the submission; and (4) there is no obligation to keep any submissions confidential.

22. DATA SECURITY  

BookTix will take reasonable measures to maintain Client’s Event data in a secure manner. We will provide You with an account ID and password that allows You to add, modify, or update Your Event data on Our server. You shall be solely responsible for the confidentiality of Your ID and password and for any authorized or unauthorized access to this site by any person using Your ID and/or password. You agree to notify Us immediately of any unauthorized use of Your password, ID, or any other breach of security discovered by You. You take full responsibility for any account You create.

Patrons may contact BookTix request that We delete some or all of their personal data from the BookTix platform.  You and your Organization agree that BookTix can and should permanently remove any and all patron data from the BookTix Platform at the direct request of a patron.

BookTix Canada Ltd. is PCI Compliant.

23. INDEMNIFICATION  

At Your own expense, You agree, acknowledge, and understand that You will indemnify and hold harmless BookTix Canada Ltd., its officers, agents, employees and assigns, from and against all claims, demands, losses, costs, penalties, damages, judgments and suits at law or in equity, of whatsoever nature (hereafter “actions”), brought against BookTix Canada Ltd. arising from, in connection with, or incident to the performance of, or failure to perform the provisions of this Agreement by You, Your officers, agents, employees or assigns. You further agree to defend Us in any litigation, including payment of any costs or attorney’s fees, for any claims or action commenced thereon arising out of or in connection with such acts or activities authorized by this Agreement.

The above indemnity obligation shall not include such claims, costs damages or expenses that may be caused by the sole responsibility of BookTix Canada Ltd. Additionally, if the claims or damages are caused by or the result from the concurrent negligence of (a) Client, its officers, agents, employees or assigns and (b) BookTix Canada Ltd., its officers, agents, employees or assigns, this indemnity provision shall be valid and enforceable only to the extent of the negligence of Client and that of its officers, agents, employees or assigns.

24. SEVERABILITY  

If any term or provision of this Agreement or the application thereof to any person or circumstances shall, to any extent, be invalid or unenforceable, the remainder of this Agreement, or the application of such term or provision to persons or circumstances other than those as to which it is held invalid or unenforceable, shall not be affected thereby and shall continue in full force and effect.

25. LIMITATION ON LIABILITY  

Client understands and agrees that BookTix Canada Ltd. and its Affiliates, Employees, business partners, licensees or service providers, shall not be liable to the Client or any Third Party for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential, reliance, punitive or exemplary damages, including, without limitation, damages for loss of profits, goodwill, use, data or other intangible loses, or of any nature whatsoever, arising out of or in connection with: (i) providing or failing to provide services, (ii) for loss or corruption of data or programs, (iii) any change in the functionality of the site, (iv) service interruptions or complete outages for any period of time, (v) equipment or internet failure, and (vi) procurement of substitute services or equipment, even if the company has been advised of the possibility of such damages. Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion of the limitation or exclusion of liability for incidental or consequential damages. Accordingly, some of the above limitations may not apply to You. In no event will Our total cumulative damages exceed CAD$150.00.

Further, BookTix expressly disclaims liability for errors or omissions in the information, content, materials, services, and videos provided in Our Sites, including the Services provided by us or any third party.  Under no circumstances will BookTix be responsible for any loss or damages, including but not limited to lost profits or loss of business, resulting from anyone’s reliance on information or other content posted on the Sites, or transmitted to or by any users on our Sites.

26. DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY AND LIABILITY  

Our Services, including, but not limited to Our Sites, Platform, equipment and supplies are provided on an “AS IS” and “AS AVAILABLE” basis without warranties of any kind, either express or implied, and We make no warranty regarding any services or products provided through or in connection with this Agreement. Any and all warranties which are part of Our services are expressly disclaimed, including, but not limited to any implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement of intellectual property. Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion of implied warranties, so the above exclusions may apply to You.

WE DISCLAIM LIABILITY FOR, AND NO WARRANTY IS MADE WITH RESPECT TO, CONNECTIVITY AND AVAILABILITY OF SITES, PLATFORMS, SERVERS AND SERVICES.

We reserve the right, at any time and in our sole discretion, to modify or change the site offering. We provide no guarantee of any kind that the site, code, layout, design, search algorithms, search results, functionality, or any other item related to the site will not materially change during the course of the term of your usage. This section shall also survive the termination of this agreement.

27. DISPUTES  

If a dispute arises out of or relates to this contract, or the breach thereof, and if said dispute or breach cannot be settled through negotiation, the parties agree first to try in good faith to settle the dispute by mediation under the Commercial Mediation Rules of the American Arbitration Association, before resorting to arbitration. Any dispute arising out of or relating to these terms and conditions, or the breach thereof, that cannot be resolved by mediation within 30 days shall be finally resolved by arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association under its Commercial Arbitration Rules, and judgment upon the award rendered by the arbitrator may be entered in any court having jurisdiction. The arbitration will be conducted in the English language in Middlesex County, New Jersey, United States, in accordance with the United States Arbitration Act. There will be one independent arbitrator, named in accordance with such rules. The award of the arbitrator shall be accompanied by a statement of the reasons upon which the award is based. The arbitrator shall decide the dispute in accordance with the substantive law of the State of New Jersey in the United States. For international disputes, discovery rules will be provided by the International Bar Association Rules on the Taking of Evidence in International Commercial Arbitration. The arbitrator has the authority to award reasonable attorney and collections fees in addition to any other award. The parties agree that any dispute will be governed by the laws and codes of the State of New Jersey, United States. The parties further agree that in the event any legal action is instituted, mediation, arbitration, or any other legal action, by either party, jurisdiction and venue will be in Middlesex County, New Jersey, United States.

28. ENTIRE AGREEMENT  

This Agreement, together with all attachments hereto, constitutes the entire agreement between the parties. There are no terms, obligations, covenants or conditions other than those contained herein. No modification or amendment of this Agreement shall be valid and effective unless evidenced by an agreement in writing.