Common use of Allegations of invalidity Clause in Contracts

Allegations of invalidity. If the Licensee becomes aware that any third party alleges that the Trade Marks are invalid or that the Trade Marks infringe any rights of that third party or that the Trade Marks are open to any other form of attack the Licensee must not make any admission but must promptly report full details of the matter to the Licensor.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Licence Agreement, australianmade.com.au, Licence Agreement

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