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87 the Davis Cup Final). Food, drink, decoration, etc., will be charged to the Visiting Nation at cost. ITF, TITLE SPONSOR AND INTERNATIONAL SPONSORS Complimentary Tickets/Hospitality 1) Up to six seats in the Presidential Box for the VIP's of the ITF and seating for Title Sponsor and International Sponsors where requested. In the Presidential Box for the Davis Cup Final: a) 24 seats for the senior representatives of the Title Sponsor and International Sponsors attending the Davis Cup Final b) Seats for the following persons (and their partners) attending the Davis Cup Final: - ITF Board of Directors - Davis Cup Committee - Up to 4 members of the ITF's senior executive staff c) The Presidents (and their partners) of other World Group Davis Cup Nations attending the Davis Cup Final shall, provided adequate notice is given, be entitled to receive complimentary seats where available. All persons receiving complimentary seats in the Presidential Box must also be provided with hospitality by the Home Nation. 2) Up to an aggregate of 310 (World Group), 350 (Davis Cup Final) or 210 (Zonal Competition) daily first category tickets for use by the Title Sponsor, International Sponsors and the ITF. Where a stadium does not include any boxes, the ITF, Title Sponsor and International Sponsors' complimentary seats must be given first choice for their complimentary seats after the Home Nation's requirements for its President's area have been met. Where a stadium includes boxes, the ITF, Title Sponsor and International Sponsors shall not automatically be entitled to have their complimentary seats positioned in the area set aside for boxes unless more than the first six rows of seating are categorised as boxes. In such cases, complimentary seats must be positioned starting in the rows immediately behind row 6. These seats must be positioned at one location. Purchased Tickets/Hospitality 1) The ITF, Title Sponsor and International Sponsors are entitled to purchase 10% of the available tickets less the number previously allocated as complimentary (see above). Such tickets must be divided in proportion to the number of available tickets in the two highest price categories (excluding boxes), with the entitlement to purchase 500 first category tickets (700 in the case of the Davis Cup Final) per day, at the lower of US$75 each (US$100 each in the case of the Davis Cup Final) or face value. The seats in each price category must be positioned together in significant numbers. Such tickets must be in a good location and will be purchased by the ITF and confirmed 30 days before the Tie.

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