Brand Protection Sample Clauses

Brand Protection. At no time during or after the term of this Agreement shall you challenge or assist others to challenge the Direct Transfer Brands (except to the extent such restriction is prohibited by law) or the registration thereof by Direct Transfer, nor shall you attempt to register any Direct Transfer Brands or brand identifiers (including domain names) that are confusingly similar in any way (including but not limited to, sound, appearance and spelling) to any of the Direct Transfer Brands.
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Brand Protection. Parties may use other Party’s brand materials including the name, logo etc. on prior written approval from the other Party. This MoU does not automatically include co-branding, co- certification or marketing of programs and decisions regarding such matters would be on a case-by-case basis mutually agreed between the Parties in writing.
Brand Protection. Recognizing the importance of maintaining the strength, market presence, and integrity of DuPont's brand, ImproveNet will consult with DuPont on removing or modifying any ImproveNet service or other offerings which DuPont deems will dilute or adversely impact the DuPont brand.
Brand Protection. Licensor shall, in Licensor's reasonable discretion, seek, obtain and maintain, during the Term of this Agreement, appropriate commercially reasonable protection for the Trademark. Licensor agrees to use commercially reasonable efforts to seek registration of the Trademark in the appropriate categories in those territories where a significant volume of the Products is actually sold. Licensee shall inform Licensor as to territories where registration of the Trademark is immediately necessary or imminent, and Licensor shall use its best efforts to promptly take the necessary actions to register and protect the Trademark in the territories designated by the Licensee. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the foregoing, Licensor's failure or inability to secure registration of the Trademark in a particular territory shall not constitute a breach hereof. For the avoidance or doubt, Licensor shall not he required to seek registration of the Trademark in any territory where the Products are not consistently throughout the Term available for sale in significant quantities. Licensor agrees to seek registration in the following territories: UK, European Union, Mexico, Canada, Brazil, Australia, UAE, Japan and China. Licensee shall cooperate with Licensor in this respect by incorporating appropriate copyright and/or trademark notices and protections appearing on the Products. Notwithstanding the foregoing, each party will cooperate with the other in the execution, filing and prosecution or any trademark or copyright applications the Licensor may desire to file in the Territory, all at the Licensors expense. Licensor shall provide an exhibit with the list of registered trademarks in Class 3 in the USA and in such other territories where such trademarks have been secured.
Brand Protection. Except as expressly set forth in Section 2.5 and Section 2.6 of this Agreement, neither party may identify the Product as marketed under its trademarks as being the same as the Product as marketed under the other party’s trademark, nor may it make comparisons between the Product as marketed under its trademarks as being the same as the Product as marketed under the other party’s trademark. Colloral covenants that it will use commercially reasonable efforts to prevent any other person to whom it licenses the right to market and sell the Product from identifying the Product as being the same as the Product marketed by Futurebiotics, LLC and from making comparisons between the Product as marketed by the licensee and the Product as marketed by Futurebiotics, LLC. In no event, however, shall Colloral be required to restrict or prevent another licensee from identifying the origin of the Product.
Brand Protection. 4.1 The operator shall have use of and shall follow the brand, logo and wording guidelines issued by British Canoeing and shall comply with any request from British Canoeing regarding the use of the brand, logo and wording. 4.2 Must not use the Branding for any other activity other than that specified as Go Canoeing activity and promoted by British Canoeing 4.3 The Branding remains the property of British Canoeing and the operator must not lend, licence or allow the brand to be used by a third party 4.4 If the operator becomes aware of any third party who is using the Brand, logo or wording who is not authorised to do so they will inform British Canoeing, who will investigate and take whatever action it deems appropriate. 4.5 Immediately stop using any Go Canoeing advertising or promotional or other material on receipt of a request by British Canoeing to do so.
Brand Protection. If any portion of Conservancy names or logos might become visible in a scene, it must be covered over by Permitee unless written permission is granted by Permitor. Permitee is prohibited from using or photographing any Conservancy Party logos, service marks, trademarks or other identifying material or using Conservancy Party names, or the name of the City of Avalon, or Santa Catalina Island Company, unless written permission is granted by Owner. Eco Jeep logos, Airport in the Sky building logo and miscellaneous signage is hereby approved for visibility in final edit.
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Brand Protection. This paragraph is legally binding. WIC and AAAHA require that any LoI should protect both brands and their use either separately or in partnership.
Brand Protection. This paragraph is legally binding. NERC require that any Memoranda of Understanding should protect the NERC brand and its use. Accordingly, the attached Annex B shall apply to this MoU.
Brand Protection. I understand that the Company has invested considerable resources in developing and promoting its name, brands, logos, Products, and programs to its Demonstrators and customers, and agree that I shall refrain from using the Company’s drawing power or downline or customer lists, whether at Company events or otherwise, to promote or sell similar products of other companies.
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