Dealing with Centre IP Sample Clauses

Dealing with Centre IP. Each Participant: (a) must respond to a request from the Company to provide information in its possession regarding Centre IP that has been developed by the Participant or is under development by the Participant, provided that the provision of information does not prejudice the Participant's ability to protect the Centre IP; (b) must use its reasonable efforts to ensure that itself and its employees, agents, contractors, students under their supervision or other persons participating in the Project: (i) identify Centre IP generated or developed by them; (ii) promptly communicate details of (A) Project IP to the Project Leader; and (B) Non-Project Centre IP to the Company; and (iii) not prejudice protection of Centre IP; (c) must not use, Commercialise, dispose of, encumber or otherwise deal with or enter any agreement in relation to any interest that it might hold in Centre IP, except as authorised in this agreement and any relevant Project Details; and (d) must not seek to revoke any appointment of the Company as trustee of that Participant's interest in the Project IP except in accordance with clause 25.1.
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Dealing with Centre IP. No Participant may deal with, Commercialise, dispose of or encumber any interest which it might hold in Centre IP, without the written consent of the Company.
Dealing with Centre IP. Each Participant: (a) must respond to a request from the Company to provide information in its possession regarding Centre IP that has been developed by the Participant or is under development by the Participant; (b) must use its reasonable efforts to ensure that itself and its employees, agents, contractors, students under their supervision or other persons participating in the Project: (i) identify Centre IP generated or developed by them; (ii) promptly communicate details of (A) Project IP to the Project Leader; and (B) Non Project Centre IP to the Company; (iii) not prejudice protection of Centre IP; (c) must not use, Commercialise, dispose of, encumber or otherwise deal with or enter any agreement in relation to any interest that it might hold in Centre IP, except as authorised in this agreement; and (d) must not seek to revoke any appointment of the Company as trustee of that Participant's interest in the Centre IP except in accordance with clause 24.1. [delete this paragraph (d) if option 2 in clause 22.1 is selected]

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