Discussion on Royalty Buy Out Sample Clauses

Discussion on Royalty Buy Out. At the written request of VIA and one year after the First Commercial Sale, Xxxxxx agrees to meet and discuss the potential of a royalty buy out. Such a meeting would be conditioned on VIA preparing a detailed computation outlining VIA’s estimate of Net Sales and royalties due to Xxxxxx during the Royalty Term and shall contain a specific offer from VIA to buy out the future stream of royalties. Xxxxxx agrees to meet and discuss the offer but Xxxxxx shall be under no obligation to enter into such a royalty buy out agreement.
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