BIOSANTE'S DEVELOPMENT AND MARKETING OBLIGATIONS/UNITED STATES Sample Clauses

BIOSANTE'S DEVELOPMENT AND MARKETING OBLIGATIONS/UNITED STATES. BIOSANTE agrees and undertakes to diligently use all its commercially reasonable efforts to (1) Develop the Products in the Territory, and to (2) obtain Approval from the FDA to market the Products as applicant and owner, consistent with the Development efforts undertaken by other companies similarly situated within the industry for similar drug products used for similar indications, all in accordance with the respective Development Plan for each Product. As Approvals for each respective Product are obtained, BIOSANTE shall proceed diligently to (1) use all its commercially reasonable efforts to sell the Product[s] in the applicable jurisdictions of the Territory, (2) Market, advertise and promote the sale of and otherwise employ marketing and sales techniques reasonably designed to develop a demand for the Product[s] in order to achieve the projected sales. Toward these ends, BIOSANTE shall take appropriate steps including but not limited to: (a) preparation and filing of an Investigational New Drug Application with FDA concerning each Product as applicant; and (b) establishing and maintaining a program reasonably designed and funded to obtain information adequate to enable BIOSANTE to file a New Drug Application or Abbreviated New Drug Application, as applicable, for each Product; and (c) investing and making available any and all necessary financial, Marketing, sales and human resources required to achieve in time the projected sales of each Product as provided for in the Development Plan.
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