Common use of Certain Trademark Rights Clause in Contracts

Certain Trademark Rights. With respect to the composite Trademarks specifically identified on Exhibit H (the “Designated Composite Marks”), Motorola hereby agrees that it shall expressly abandon its rights in and to its registrations and pending trademark application for such Designated Composite Marks and shall not contest or otherwise take any action to prevent or impede Freescale from filing applications to register Trademarks which include components of the Designated Composite Marks that do not include as any element or component thereof: (a) the “MOTOROLA” name or Trademark; (b) the M in a Circle Design Trademark (c) any other Trademark of Motorola that is not an Assigned Trademark; or (d) any Trademark confusingly similar to either of the foregoing. For clarity, the foregoing does not constitute an assignment or transfer of (or an agreement to assign or transfer) any elements of any of the Designated Composite Marks (which shall be assigned solely to the extent such elements constitute Assigned Trademarks).

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Intellectual Property Assignment Agreement, Intellectual Property Assignment Agreement (Freescale Semiconductor Inc), Intellectual Property Assignment Agreement (Motorola Inc)

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