Assistance in Protecting Marks. The parties shall cooperate to the fullest extent necessary to assist each other in the protection of their respective property rights with respect to the Licensed Marks against third parties, including, without limitation, executing and delivering any and all documents necessary or desirable in connection with obtaining, defending or maintaining rights in and to the Licensed Marks. They party whose rights are being challenged shall reimburse the other party for any reasonable out-of-pocket costs actually incurred by such other party in providing such cooperation and assistance. Licensor shall take all actions reasonably necessary to maintain registrations of the Licensed Marks in full force and effect.

Assistance in Protecting Marks. LICENSEE shall cooperate to the fullest extent reasonably necessary to assist NBAP in the protection of the rights of NBAP, the NBA and the Member Teams in and to the Licensed Marks. NBAP shall reimburse LICENSEE for any reasonable out-of-pocket costs actually incurred by LICENSEE in providing such cooperation and assistance. LICENSEE shall reasonably cooperate with NBAP in its enforcement efforts, including being named by NBAP as a complainant in any action against an infringer and NBAP shall bear all LICENSEE's direct out-of-pocket costs and expenses of being named a complainant and otherwise cooperating with NBAP in any such action. LICENSEE shall pay to NBAP, and waives all claims to, all damages or other monetary relief recovered in any such NBAP-initiated action by reason of a judgment or settlement (other than for reasonable attorneys' fees and expenses incurred at NBAP's request) whether or not such damages or any part of such damages represent or are intended to represent injury sustained by LICENSEE.

Assistance in Protecting Marks. LICENSEE shall cooperate to the fullest extent reasonably necessary to assist NBAP in the protection of the rights of NBAP, the NBA and the Member Teams in and to the Licensed Marks. LICENSEE shall cooperate with NBAP in its enforcement efforts, including, subject to LICENSEE's approval (which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld), being named by NBAP as a complainant in any action against an infringer. NBAP shall reimburse LICENSEE for any reasonable out-of-pocket costs actually incurred by LICENSEE in providing such cooperation and assistance. LICENSEE shall pay to NBAP, and waives all claims to, all damages or other monetary relief recovered with respect to the NBA Marks in any such NBAP-initiated action by reason of a judgment or settlement (other than for reasonable attorneys' fees and expenses incurred at NBAP's request).

Assistance in Protecting Marks. LICENSEE shall cooperate to the fullest extent necessary to assist NBAP in the protection of the rights of NBAP, the NBA and the Member Teams in and to the Licensed Marks. NBAP shall reimburse LICENSEE for any reasonable out-of-pocket costs actually incurred by LICENSEE in providing such cooperation and assistance. LICENSEE shall cooperate with NBAP in its enforcement efforts, including being named by NBAP as a complainant in any action against an infringer. LICENSEE shall pay to NBAP, and waives all claims to, all damages or other monetary relief recovered in any such NBAP-initiated action by reason of a judgment or settlement (other than for reasonable attorneys' fees and expenses incurred at NBAP's request) whether or not such damages or any part of such damages represent or are intended to represent injury sustained by LICENSEE. Notwithstanding the preceding sentence, in the event and to the extent LICENSEE fails to meet its Minimum Guarantees for a particular Contract Year, NBAP shall grant LICENSEE a credit against such Minimum Guarantee obligation out of the net amount (after deducting all costs and expenses of the litigation) NBAP recovers in damages or other monetary relief that represent or are intended to represent injury sustained by LICENSEE.

Assistance in Protecting Marks. XXXXX SYSTEMS shall cooperate to the fullest extent necessary to assist Child Watch in the protection of the Licensed Rights in the Territory in and to the Intellectual Property, including, without limitation, being named by Child Watch as a complainant in any action brought within the Territory against an infringer, and shall protect the rights of XXXXX SYSTEMS in the Territory in and to the Intellectual Property. Child Watch and XXXXX SYSTEMS shall share equally in the costs of protecting the rights of Child Watch in and to the Licensed Marks and all intellectual property rights in, to or arising from the Licensed Rights and/or Branded Merchandise. If XXXXX SYSTEMS becomes aware of any infringement of any Licensed Marks that are not included in the Intellectual Property, it will use reasonable efforts to advise Child Watch of such infringement and, at Child Watch's request, shall provide reasonable cooperation and assistance to Child Watch in Child Watch's protection of those other Child Watch Marks.

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