Authorized Software Clause Samples
The 'Authorized Software' clause defines which software programs are permitted for use under the terms of an agreement. It typically specifies the titles, versions, or categories of software that a party is allowed to install, access, or operate, and may outline any restrictions on modifications or sublicensing. By clearly identifying the software that is authorized, this clause helps prevent unauthorized use, reduces the risk of intellectual property infringement, and ensures both parties understand the scope of permitted software usage.
Authorized Software. Case IH shall defend, indemnify, and hold Dealer harmless from all loss, cost, liability, and expense arising out of any claim that Authorized Software used in accordance with its documentation infringes any valid patent, copyright, trade secret, or other enforceable proprietary right of any third party. Should any Authorized Software become (or in Case IH’s opinion be likely to become) subject to such a claim, Dealer will permit Case IH, at Case IH’s option and expense to (a) procure for Dealer or Dealer’s Customers the right to continue to use Authorized Software or (b) modify the allegedly infringing Authorized Software so that it becomes non-infringing. Case IH’s obligations under this Section will not apply if Authorized Software is modified without Case IH’s consent.
Authorized Software. Only NSBMT approved and properly licensed software will be used or installed on NSBMT computers and will be used according to the applicable software license agreements. All software must be approved by the Executive Director including shareware or other software that is easily downloadable from the internet.
Authorized Software. New Holland shall defend, indemnify, and hold Dealer harmless from all loss, cost, liability, and expense arising out of any claim that Authorized Software used in accordance with its documentation infringes any valid patent, copyright, trade secret, or other enforceable proprietary right of any third party. Should any Authorized Software become (or in New Holland’s opinion be likely to become) subject to such a claim, Dealer will permit New Holland, at New Holland’s option and expense to (a) procure for Dealer or Dealer’s Customers the right to continue to use Authorized Software or (b) modify the allegedly infringing Authorized Software so that it becomes non-infringing. New Holland’s obligations under this Section will not apply if Authorized Software is modified without New Holland’s consent.
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