– Access rights to foreground Sample Clauses

– Access rights to foreground. 1. Access rights to foreground shall be granted to the other beneficiaries, if it is needed to enable those beneficiaries to carry out their own work under the project. 2. Beneficiaries shall enjoy access rights to foreground, if it is needed to use their own foreground. A request for such access rights for use may be made up to one year after the end of the project or termination of participation by the owner of the foreground concerned, unless the beneficiaries concerned agree on a different time-limit. 3. Access rights shall be granted on a royalty-free basis, unless the beneficiaries concerned agree otherwise.
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– Access rights to foreground a. Access rights to Foreground shall be granted to the other beneficiaries, if it is needed to enable those beneficiaries to carry out their own work under the project. b. Beneficiaries shall enjoy access rights to Foreground, if it is needed to use their own Foreground. A request for such access rights for use may be made up to one year after the end of the project or termination of participation by the owner of the Foreground concerned, unless the beneficiaries concerned agree on a different time- limit. c. Access rights shall be granted on a royalty-free basis, unless the beneficiaries concerned agree otherwise. 8.1.2 Specific case of Parties entering or leaving the Consortium a) New Parties entering the Consortium: All Foregrounds developed before the accession of the new Party shall be considered to be Background with regard to said new Party. b) Parties leaving the Consortium: A Party leaving voluntarily and with the other Parties' consent shall have Access Rights to the Foreground developed until the date of the termination of its participation.
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– Access rights to foreground. The Parties shall identify in the Attachment 3 to this Annexure E the Foreground to which they are ready to grant Access Rights, subject to the provisions of this Agreement. Such identification may be done by e.g. - naming a specific department of a Party - and/or by subject matter. The owning Party may add further Foreground to Attachment 3 to this Annexure E during the Project by written notice to the other Parties. Any terms and conditions governing such Access Rights will also be specified in Attachment 3 to this Annexure E. The Parties agree that all Foreground not listed in Attachment 3 to this Annexure E shall be explicitly excluded from Access Rights. They agree, however, to negotiate in good faith additions to Attachment 3 to this Annexure E if a Party asks them to do so and if those are needed. For the avoidance of doubt, the owner is under no obligation to agree to additions of his Foreground to Attachment 3 to this Annexure E. Access Rights to Foreground if Needed for Use of a Party's own Foreground including for third-party research shall be granted on fair and reasonable conditions. Access rights for internal research activities including for third-party research and academic teaching purposes shall be granted on a royalty-free basis provided that no Foreground shall be accessed by or transferred or licensed to any third party. A third party shall not be granted direct Access Rights to Foreground generated by other Parties unless those Parties explicitly agree to it.
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– Access rights to foreground. Access Rights to Foreground if Needed for Exploitation of a Party’s own Foreground shall be granted on Fair and Reasonable Conditions. Access rights to Results for internal research activities shall be granted on a royalty-free basis.
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– Access rights to foreground. With regard to its Foreground each of the JU Project Participants shall make available and shall grant non-exclusive, non-transferable rights and licenses: (a) to the other JU Project Participants participating in that specific JU Project on a royalty free basis, where and to the extent that such Foreground is Needed for the execution of their own research and development work under the said specific JU Project. (b) Project, provided that: to other JU Project Participants being or becoming parties to another JU (i) the granting of the fore mentioned rights are to be treated on a case by (ii) the other JU Project Participants concerned are willing to grant to the JU Project Participants equivalent rights, (c) to RTD Undertakings, provided that: (i) the granting of the fore mentioned rights are to be treated on a case by case basis and with the agreement of all the parties concerned (public and private) (ii) the RTD Undertakings concerned are willing to grant to the JU Project Participants equivalent rights, on transfer conditions, to the extent that such Foreground is Needed for the execution of their own research and development work under their specific research and development projects and provided that , suitable arrangements, which shall include without limitation confidentiality arrangements, required by the JU Project Participant concerned are concluded to ensure that the Foreground will not be used for any other purpose than that for which it was supplied.
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– Access rights to foreground. With regard to its Foreground each of the JU Project Participants shall make available and shall grant non-exclusive, non-transferable rights and licenses, without the right to grant sublicenses, for Use , except if and to the extent otherwise provided for in this Agreement: (a) to the other JU Project Participants of that specific JU Project on a royalty- free basis, as far as the JU Project Participants have agreed for certain parts of the JU Project on a balanced situation (comparable levels of expertise and resources); in other parts of the Project favourable conditions may apply. The relevant situation shall be defined in the specific Project Agreement. (b) to other JU Project Participants being or becoming parties to another JU Project, as far as such Foreground has been licensed under Clause 2.1(b), on favourable conditions, provided such other JU Project Participants concerned are willing to grant to the JU Project Participants equivalent rights and under the proviso that no major business interests of the granting JU Project Participant do oppose, (c) to RTD Undertakings on the conditions indicated in Clause 2.1(c) as far as such Foreground has been licensed under Clause 2.1
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– Access rights to foreground. 1. Access rights to foreground shall be granted to the other beneficiaries, if it is needed to enable those beneficiaries to carry out their own work under the project.
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