Coalfire IP Sample Clauses

Coalfire IP. All intellectual property: (a) of Coalfire existing prior to the Services, (b) used in the Services (except Client IP), (c) developed independently by Coalfire, or (d) licensed to Coalfire by third parties and used in the Services, and any enhancements or modifications to, or derivative works of, any intellectual property in categories (a)-(d), are the sole and exclusive property of Coalfire (“Coalfire IP”). Subject to any restrictions applicable to any Coalfire IP or third-party materials embodied in the Deliverables, Coalfire hereby grants to Client a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, irrevocable (other than as set out below) right and license to use, copy, and modify the Deliverables solely for the purposes of Client’s and its affiliated companiesinternal business only. Coalfire IP embedded in Deliverables may not be used separately from Client’s use of the Deliverables and no Coalfire IP may be used beyond the license rights granted above. Coalfire may revoke such right and licence granted under this Section 8.2 for (i) non-payment by Client under this Agreement or the applicable Service Order, or
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