Brands. Unless the bid documents state that only the brand is acceptable, brands are used in specifications solely for denoting the type and quality of goods, and “or equivalent” is automatically implied. If a bidder proposes an equivalent, the bidder must provide information showing the item is equivalent. This information needs to be submitted on paper; citation to Internet sites will generally be insufficient.
Brands. 11.2.1. The execution of an Order does not give any right to the Buyer upon the brands of the Seller, his hallmarks, logos and on the name “Marcegaglia”.
11.2.2. In case the Buyer does not conform to article 11.2.1. and the law concerning brands and copyright, the Seller has the right to act according to the law on intellectual property as well as according to the law on unfair competition.
Brands. Are the brands, designs and trade names which the BUYER elects to use to distinguish the FRUIT to be exported.
Brands. Brand names are included for descriptive purposes to indicate the quality, design, and utility desired, but the specification is not intended to restrict competition. Brands of equal make or type to those specified are acceptable unless otherwise indicated in this bid. Each bidder shall indicate the manufacturer's name and case pack of the brand(s) being bid and shall submit all samples in accordance with the SAMPLE provision of this bid.
Brands. You may display the Brands of a Supplier in connection with your authorised use of the Supplier's Brands which contains or relates to the Brand. All use, reproduction and/or display of Brands are in accordance with reasonable trademark guidelines and restrictions specified by us (or the Supplier of such Brands) from time to time.
Brands. We will not sell or dispose of salvaged branded goods without your consent. If you do not give your consent we may retain the goods and their reasonable salvaged value will be deducted from the amount payable in respect of the claim.
Brands. (A) ANY IDENTIFICATION BRAND AND/OR ANY OTHER IDENTIFICATION FORM POSITIONED ON THE PRODUCTS WHICH ARE SOLD BY THE SELLER WILL NOT BE REMOVED WITHOUT THE SELLER’S WRITTEN AGREEMENT. ANY DISTORTION AND/OR CHANGE OF THE BRAND NAME OR TECHNICAL DATA OR LABELS APPLIED BY THE SELLER WILL REPRESENT A COUNTERFEITING AND ILLEGAL BEHAVIOR, PROSECUTABLE BY THE SELLER AT THE BUYER’S PLANT OR AT THE THIRD PARTIES’ WHO HOLD THE PRODUCTS. MOREOVER IN THOSE CASES THE BUYER’S WARRANTY WILL BE CONSIDERED AS LAPSED.
Brands. (i) On or before the Initial Effective Date, Operator and AirTouch will enter into and maintain in effect during the term specified therein, a Trademark License Agreement in the form of attached EXHIBIT A. On and after the Initial Effective Date, all Products and Services offered and sold by Operator's System will be offered and sold exclusively under the Licensed Marks (as defined in the Trademark License Agreement) pursuant to the terms and conditions of the Trademark License Agreement, except for any Product that Operator is prohibited from offering or selling under the Licensed Marks under the terms of the purchase agreement therefor, in which case such Product may be offered and sold under the brand of the manufacturer or distributor thereof. AirTouch will have the right, in its sole discretion, to substitute other Brand(s) for the Licensed Marks or to require Operator's System to use additional Brand(s) in connection with some or all of the Products and Services; provided that any Brand to be used by and licensed to Operator will be substantially the same as a Brand used in the Great Lakes region by the AirTouch Systems. If AirTouch designates any substitute or additional Brand, Operator will enter into a license agreement in respect of such Brand in such form as will be reasonably prescribed by AirTouch and will use such Brand only in compliance with the terms and conditions set forth in such license agreement; provided, however, that Operator will not be required to enter into any license agreement that provides for compensation thereunder that is in addition to that provided herein or the Trademark License Agreement.
(ii) Each of Operator's business locations shall at all times during the term of this Agreement comply with AirTouch's reasonable requirements for showroom and display capacity, appearance, accessibility, equipment installation and maintenance capacity and efficiency, which requirements shall take into consideration the location and environment of Operator's Service Area. AirTouch will have the right to review and approve the plans, specifications and renderings of the proposed business location, which approval will not be unreasonably withheld or withdrawn. Operator further agrees to ensure that each of its agents, dealers or other Persons who are authorized by Operator to use the License Marks ("Operator's Distributors") is subject to the obligations set forth in this subsection (ii).
(iii) Operator agrees that it will not permit an...
Brands. The Parent and the Bidder acknowledge that the Company owns several strong brands in certain countries with a high degree of brand awareness by the respective markets and customers. The Parties agree that the names and logos / trademarks of the following brands will not change after the implementation of the Transaction:
(a) the name of the Company; and
(b) the operative brands and company names used by the Celesio Group on a regional level in the countries in which the Company is active, e.g. the brand “Lloyd’s Pharmacy”.