Background Knowledge. Technology, know-how, materials (both technical and on-technical) and information, including inventions, improvements, discoveries, software, etc., whether patentable, registerable or protected by copyright or not, that are generated or controlled by a Party before the beginning of the Project and which is made available for the completion of the Project.
Background Knowledge. The Parties acknowledge that any Background Knowledge of a Party used in the Project remains the property of that Party. Each Party shall offer access to its Background Knowledge on a “need to know” basis for a good execution of the research Project as defined within the research program. Each Party shall offer access to its Background Knowledge to the other parties on a “need to know” basis for the “use” of the Foreground knowledge on a non-exclusive basis.
Background Knowledge. « Background Knowledge » shall mean all knowledge, documents, know-how, software, data, specifications, plans, processes, and more generally all information, whatever its form, as well as all intellectual property rights (such as but not limited to patents, designs, copyright), which a Party owned prior to the effective date of the order for work to be performed by THORIUM POWER pursuant to a scope of work (an “Order”) or which have been developed or acquired later by such Party independently from any performance of the Order.
Background Knowledge. The original lease began in 1999 and is scheduled to end July 31, 2024. Under the terms of the amendment, the lease would continue for four (4) additional five (5) year terms with an annual rent of $40,800.00 beginning August 1, 2024. Beginning August 1, 2025, the annual rent for each year of the lease will increase by 2.00% over the previous year’s amount. The current annual rent is $41,194.80. The previous escalator was 3.00% which was common when the original lease was written. This exceeds the CPI of the last decade which has been around 2.6%. As time passed, this was observed by the stockholders and there has been a push to reduce the escalators in these types of leases to stay more in line with the overall economy. The Town works with VMC Engineering for all aspects of the cell tower leases, and they observe that this is a common change among leases across all carriers. This water tower is scheduled for reconditioning in August. Under the terms of the lease, all equipment will be removed and placed on a temporary site, a new railing meeting the Town’s specifications will be installed, and all equipment replaced once the reconditioning and painting are complete. There are details regarding the railing included in the amended lease. The White Oak tower also has equipment from T-Mobile. Staff and VMC are still working with T-Mobile to remove and replace their equipment as well as secure an amended lease. Staff expects this to come for Council approval before August. The Town Attorney and VMC have reviewed the lease amendment and approve the language.
Background Knowledge. Results and The Sponsor wants to make a financial contribution to the Intellectual Property Rights The Background Knowledge, including the Intellectual Property Rights established therein, shall remain vested in the providing Party. The parties reciprocally grant each other the right to use the Background Knowledge contributed by them for the purposes of the Research. Results generated by TiU shall be the property of TiU. Prior permission from the other Party is required for use by one Party of the name and/or pictorial mark of the other Party, with the exception of use of the Client’s name in academic publications, as referred to in clause 8. research, for which he has not provided an assignment. The research will probably be funded (largely) from the first flow of funds or other flows of funds. It is preferable that TiU retains the intellectual property rights in the Results. As the party entitled to the intellectual property rights, TiU will have the most certainty that the results will remain available for follow-up research (whether or not under contract). Do not agree to the Sponsor’s condition to transfer the intellectual property rights to the Sponsor or grant it an exclusive license without prior advice from Legal Affairs. If the Sponsor wants to acquire (part of) the intellectual property rights, the agreements must go hand in hand with the amount of the fee to be paid to TiU for this. To acquire the intellectual property rights, the Sponsor will have to pay a fee in line with the market.3 The amount the Sponsor has paid may be deducted from this. If the research will be partly funded by a grant, the grant terms and conditions will have to be examined for the conditions relating to intellectual property. In the other case, if TiU acquires only a right to use the Results, the faculty would have to administer the agreements in such a way that the Results not contrary to the agreements can be used in the future.
Background Knowledge. 12.3 Subject to the provisions of this Collaboration Agreement (including Clauses 6 and 10), each Party is hereby granted Access Rights to the Background Knowledge of the other Parties solely and to the extent necessary to carry out its own Allocated Work or for its Sub-contractor to perform such Allocated Work. As provided for in Clause 8.3, prior to the execution of this Collaboration Agreement, the Parties shall identify any limitation to the granting of Access Rights to Background Knowledge or of any other restriction which might substantially affect the granting of Access Rights. Such restrictions shall be identified in Appendix 3.
Background Knowledge. The Parties acknowledge that any background knowledge of a Party used in the Pilot Project remains the property of that Party. Each Party shall offer access to its background knowledge on a "need to know" basis for a good execution of the Pilot Project.
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