Approval Not a Warranty Sample Clauses

Approval Not a Warranty. Venture’s approval of a Licensed Item or item of Artwork does not mean that Venture has determined that such Licensed Item conforms to Applicable Laws, that the Licensed Item is safe or fit for its intended purpose or that the Licensed Item does not infringe the intellectual property or contractual rights of others. Venture may also revoke an approval if a Licensed Item subsequently proves to be deficient in quality, to violate any law or to violate the rights of others that are subsequently learned to have existed at the time approval was granted.
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Approval Not a Warranty. Licensor’s approval of an Authorized Product does not mean that Licensor has determined that the item conforms to applicable laws, that the item is safe or fit for its intended purpose or that the item does not infringe the intellectual property or contractual rights of others. Licensor may also revoke an approval if the item subsequently proves to be unsafe, to be deficient in quality, to violate any law or to violate the rights of others that are subsequently learned to have existed at the time approval was granted.
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Approval Not a Warranty. Sublicensor’s approval of a Sublicensed Use or Artwork does not mean that Sublicensor has determined that the item conforms to applicable laws, that the item is safe or fit for its intended purpose or that the item does not infringe the intellectual property or contractual tights of others, except as otherwise expressly set forth herein. Sublicensor may also revoke an approval if the item subsequently proves to be unsafe, to be deficient in quality, to violate any law or to violate the rights of others that are subsequently learned to have existed at the time approval was granted.
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