Control of Software and Other Proprietary Material Sample Clauses

Control of Software and Other Proprietary Material. Owner recognizes that the software and other proprietary intellectual software and other intellectual property provided by GEC to Owner as part of the Scope of Work carries with it certain restrictions on use and copying of software and that such software will not be duplicated, used, printed, displayed, modified or disclosed or provided to a third party without the express written authorization of GEC, provided, LIMA/GEC/EPC 68 Confidential Business Information that Owner shall have the right to assign the benefit of such software and other intellectual property and such license to Lender in connection with granting a security interest in the Facility, to a Owner or Utility in connection with a transfer of the Facility, or to any subsequent Owner or assignee of the same. GEC represents and warrants that it has the rights and licenses necessary for it to provide such software and such other intellectual property to Owner as contemplated in this Agreement and grants Owner an irrevocable, non-exclusive and fully paid license for the use of such software in connection with the construction and operation of the Facility. Such license allows Owner only the limited right to use the software as contained herein and shall not convey any title to or ownership in the software to Owner or any Person to whom Owner is permitted to assign its interests therein. Owner agrees to indemnify GEC against any third party claims made against GEC resulting from unauthorized duplication of such software by Owner.
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Control of Software and Other Proprietary Material. GEC recognizes that the software and other proprietary intellectual software and other intellectual property provided by Contractor to GEC as part of the Scope of Work carries with it certain restrictions on use and copying of software and that such software will not be duplicated, used, printed, displayed, modified or disclosed or provided to a third party without the express written authorization of Contractor, provided, that GEC shall have the right to assign the benefit of such software and other intellectual property and such license to Lender in connection with granting a security interest in the Facility, to a GEC or Utility in connection with a transfer of the Facility, or to any subsequent GEC or assignee of the same. Contractor represents and warrants that it has the rights and licenses necessary for it to provide such software and such other intellectual property to GEC as contemplated in this Agreement and grants GEC an irrevocable, non-exclusive and fully paid license for the use of such software in connection with the construction and operation of the Facility. Such license allows GEC only the limited right to use the software as contained herein and shall not convey any title to or ownership in the software to GEC or any Person to whom GEC is permitted to assign its interests therein. GEC agrees to indemnify Contractor against any third party claims made against Contractor resulting from unauthorized duplication of such software by GEC. GEC/ICC/EPC 67 Confidential Business Information
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Control of Software and Other Proprietary Material. Owner recognizes that proprietary software provided by Contractor to Owner as part of the Work carries with it certain restrictions on use and copying of software and that such software shall not be duplicated and provided to a third party without the express prior written authorization of Contractor (except as otherwise provided in this Section 17.2). Owner acknowledges that under the terms of this Agreement it is being provided and shall have access to certain intellectual property rights owned, used or licensed by Contractor, including software, trade secrets, patents, and other proprietary information relating to the specification, design, construction, installation, operation or maintenance and repair of the Work, as well as training processes, and the contents of service and maintenance manuals and test and inspection procedures (collectively, “Intellectual Property Rights”). Owner and Contractor agree that the Agreement provides Owner and its representatives with an irrevocable, permanent, transferable, nonexclusive, royalty-free license to use the Intellectual Property Rights (a) in connection with the Project and (b) in connection with the operation, maintenance, repair, modification or alteration of any other power generating facility to be owned, operated, constructed or developed by Owner or any Affiliate of Owner; provided that, Contractor makes no representation or warranty with respect to the Intellectual Property Rights to the extent that such Intellectual Property Rights is used in any facility other than the Project and; provided, further, that Contractor makes no representation that the Intellectual Property Rights are suitable for reuse by Owner or others on extensions of the Project or on any other project and provided, further, that any such reuse will be at Owner’s sole risk and without liability or legal exposure to Contractor. Owner agrees (i) not to use any such Intellectual Property Rights for any purpose other than as set forth in this Section 17.2, and
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