Common use of Created rights Clause in Contracts

Created rights. Unless otherwise provided for by mandatory provisions of laws or regulations, all Intellectual Property created or obtained by the Operator in the process of operation of the Operator’s Businesses shall be owned by the Foreign-owned Enterprise. The Operator shall execute all documents, and take all actions, that are required for granting the ownership of such Intellectual Property to the Foreign-owned Enterprise. The Operator shall not challenge the Foreign-owned Enterprise’s ownership of such Intellectual Property or apply for registering, attempt to acquire, or otherwise obtain such Intellectual Property.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Services Agreement (111, Inc.), Exclusive Support Services Agreement (111, Inc.), Exclusive Support Services Agreement (111, Inc.)

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