Bayer Development Process Sample Clauses

Bayer Development Process. With respect to each Target Program, Bayer will at [***] inform Compugen about the [***] to r[***], made by the [***] in a manner consistent with [***] to [***], to enable [***] of the [***] comply with [***] to [***] to [***]. Bayer will also [***] provide Compugen with [***] and about any [***] and/or [***]. Bayer will [***] to meet the [***] of the next decision point set by the relevant committee. For the avoidance of doubt, any failure of Bayer to reach a new decision point within a specific timeline (including any timelines set by the relevant Bayer internal committee) does not in itself give rise to any right of Compugen to terminate the relevant Target Program, unless Bayer did not [***] to [***]. The effects of any termination of the relevant Target Program by Compugen against Bayer due to violation of diligence obligations will be limited to a right to terminate the relevant Target Program with the effects specified in Section 14.4 and with any other rights specifically on account of such violation of diligence obligations (such as damages, specific performance etc.) being excluded. Portions of the exhibit, indicated by the xxxx “[***],” were omitted and have been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission pursuant to the Registrant’s application requesting confidential treatment pursuant to Rule 24b-2 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED
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Bayer Development Process. With respect to each Target Program, Bayer will at [***] inform Compugen about the [***] to r[***], made by the [***] in a manner consistent with [***] to [***], to enable [***] of the [***] comply with [***] to [***] to [***]. Bayer will also [***] provide Compugen with [***] and about any [***] and/or [***]. Bayer will [***] to meet the [***] of the next decision point set by the relevant committee. For the avoidance of doubt, any failure of Bayer to reach a new decision point within a specific timeline (including any timelines set by the relevant Bayer internal committee) does not in itself give rise to any right of Compugen to terminate the relevant Target Program, unless Bayer did not [***] to [***]. The effects of any termination of the relevant Target Program by Compugen against Bayer due to violation of diligence obligations will be limited to a right to terminate the relevant Target Program with the effects specified in Section 14.4 and with any other rights specifically on account of such violation of diligence obligations (such as damages, specific performance etc.) being excluded.

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