Advertising and Trademarks. The Client undertakes to use in an adequate manner and consistent with its purpose any material identifying the point of sale and/or advertising material that may be supplied by Bridgestone. It is also understood that all of the cited material (except consumable materials) shall remain the property of Bridgestone, shall be provided to the Buyer only on gratuitous loan, and must be returned from the Buyer to Bridgestone simply upon request from the latter. The advertising items, protected by currently applicable legislation concerning business trademarks, shall be provided perfectly ready for use and in compliance with provisions of law. The cost for their installation, the taxes on the advertising and posters, the expenses for ordinary maintenance of advertising installations, and those for the respective consumption of energy, shall be the responsibility of the Buyer. The Client may not request reimbursement from Bridgestone for any costs for removal of the items and installations and for their return to Bridgestone, even if the removal and return are requested by the latter, nor for any costs for returning works or places to their original condition. Bridgestone shall be in no way liable for any damages resulting from installation and maintenance operations involving advertising materials. Any use by the Client of trademarks owned by Bridgestone (hereinafter the “Trademarks”) must be authorised in advance in writing by Bridgestone. In such an event, by signing the General Conditions the Client agrees to use the Trademarks only and exclusively in the context of the authorisation granted and acknowledges that all of the rights granted in such a circumstance shall remain the exclusive property of Bridgestone, and that the use of the Trademarks shall not give the Client any property rights or other rights, and that the Client thus may not transfer any rights relating to the Trademarks to third parties. The Buyer also agrees: (i) not to use the Trademarks in such a manner as to generate confusion for consumers;
Advertising and Trademarks. During the term of this Agreement, VAR is authorized by CCC to advertise CCC Software and related products as outline in the CCC's policies and guidelines procedures. Advertising media is defined as packaging, product literature, public relation campaigns, web site information, etc. VAR's product launch for Software Product shall consist of but not be limited to, (a) joint press releases announcing VAR and CCC's business relationship, agreed upon by both parties and released not later than 30 days after contract signing unless agreed to in writing by CCC, (b) posting of CCC Software Product description and marketing information in relevant product and partner areas of VAR's Web site within 30 days of contract signing (c) inclusion of CCC Software Product information in VAR's printed sales support materials and sales presentations, and (d) other marketing and co-marketing programs as agreed to by VAR and CCC, and VAR agrees to use CCC's positioning of Software Product to differentiate CCC from other companies who VAR may establish a relationship with. VAR would be responsible for the packaging and distribution of the VAR co- branded products. This would include: modification of the standard proposal material and user manuals to be VAR branded, and the production of diskettes with VAR labeling. All products could be downloaded if VAR chooses. VAR shall have the right to use CCC trademarks solely for the purposes and in the context of identifying the origin of CCC Software. CCC retains the right to reasonably disapprove any materials which make use of CCC trademarks that VAR proposes to use in marketing the Software Product. VAR agrees, with respect to the Trademark "ClearCommerce Corporation", and the ClearCommerce logo, or trademarks and logos designated as superceding, "ClearCommerce Corporations" and the ClearCommerce logo by CCC, to including in each advertisement, brochure, or other such use the trademark symbol "(TM)" and the following statement:
Advertising and Trademarks. 18.1 The Merchant undertakes to display in plain view in its premises the standard vignettes and posters provided by the Federation, indicating that Credit Cards and Debit Cards are accepted for payment purposes. The Merchant also undertakes to:
Advertising and Trademarks. Neither Reindeer nor Carrier shall advertise or use the name, logos, or trademarks of the other party without its prior written approval of the specific use or advertisement. Any unauthorized use shall be deemed a trademark or trade name infringement for which the harmed party shall be entitled to injunctive relief together with its attorney fees and costs.
Advertising and Trademarks. 17.1 The parties shall maintain confidentiality of the existence of this agreement, its content, and annexes.
Advertising and Trademarks. Section 6.2 of the KH Agreement is hereby amended to provide that Products shall be advertised and named as provided in the Three-Way Agreement.
Advertising and Trademarks. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, P&U shall have the sole authority to name Products containing P&U Compounds throughout the Territory. To the extent lawfully permitted, each Product label shall identify Geron as a licensor of each Product and, for Products that Geron co-promotes, shall carry Geron's logo under license from Geron. All Products sold by P&U (except for Products containing KH Compounds co-marketed with KH in Japan) and all Products containing P&U Compounds sold by P&U or KH in a given country shall be identified and advertised using such trademarks as P&U shall select, own, or * Certain portions of this Exhibit have been omitted for which confidential treatment has been requested and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. otherwise acquire. The trademarks for Products containing KH Compounds co-marketed with KH in Japan shall be determined as provided in Three-Way Agreement.
Advertising and Trademarks. 5.1 The Agent agrees not to use any name or trademark in any advertising or promotion of any kind without prior written approval of the Company. The Agent agrees not to use any service mark(s), name(s) or symbol(s) either presently existing or hereafter established without the expressed written permission of a duly authorized representative of the Company, and will cease any and all such use immediately upon the earlier of termination of this Agreement or the withdrawal of the Company of such permission. No advertising promotional or informational materials prepared by the Agent under this Agreement shall be released or disseminated without the Company's prior written permission. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing the Agent shall obtain the Company's prior written consent with respect to contents or text, of all brochures, cover letters, mailer envelopes, premium notices, inserts and materials which accompany any mailings.
Advertising and Trademarks. Neither party shall disclose to the public or advertise in any way that the parties have agreed to do business with each other without the other party’s prior written consent. "Marks" means the trade or service marks, trade names, logos and designations which are owned or licensed by Wis-Pak. Seller will not use Wis-Pak's Marks for any purpose without the express prior written consent of Wis-Pak. Seller's use of Wis-Pak's Marks is further conditioned upon Seller's compliance with those rules and procedures provided by Wis-Pak from time to time, including those relating to quality control, relating to the use of Wis-Pak's Marks. Seller will immediately discontinue use and/or remove any placement of any of Wis-Pak's Marks upon Wis-Pak's request.
Advertising and Trademarks. This Agreement does not entitle You to use SAP’s name, trademark. logo or trade designation for purposes of advertising and marketing without prior written consent of SAP. Neither party shall use the name of the other party in publicity, advertising, or similar activity, without the prior written consent of the other.
