Common use of Disposition of Alliance Product Clause in Contracts

Disposition of Alliance Product. A Party may propose to the JRB the disposition of an Alliance Product or a line of Alliance Products to a Third Party. Any such proposal must include terms by which the other Party receives compensation for its investment in the Alliance Product(s) and for any Alliance Technology (to the extent it is Confidential Information) or Alliance Patent Rights solely-owned by the other Party that are required for Commercialization of the Alliance Product(s). The other Party, pursuant to its participation in the JRB, may approve the proposal or seek different terms. The other Party may also offer to acquire the Alliance Product(s) on terms that reflect the Third Party’s offer and the other Party’s investment in the Alliance Product(s). If the other Party acquires the Alliance Product or line of Alliance Products, it will thereafter be a Non-Alliance Product. If the Parties cannot agree on the disposition of the Alliance Product or line of Alliance Products, the JRB must reject the proposal. The JRB may elect to terminate the Alliance Product or line of Alliance Products pursuant to Section 17.2. [***] indicates material that has been omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment. The omitted material has been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Alliance Agreement (Celera CORP), Alliance Agreement (Celera CORP), Alliance Agreement (Celera CORP)

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Disposition of Alliance Product. A Party may propose to the JRB the disposition of an Alliance Product or a line of Alliance Products to a Third Party. Any such proposal must include terms by which the other Party receives compensation for its investment in the Alliance Product(s) and for any Alliance Technology (to the extent it is Confidential Information) or Alliance Patent Rights solely-owned by the other Party that are required for Commercialization of the Alliance Product(s). The other Party, pursuant to its participation in the JRB, may approve the proposal or seek different terms. The other Party may also offer to acquire the Alliance Product(s) on terms that reflect the Third Party’s offer and the other Party’s investment in the Alliance Product(s). If the other Party acquires the Alliance Product or line of Alliance Products, it will thereafter be a Non-Alliance Product. If the Parties cannot agree on the disposition of the Alliance Product or line of Alliance Products, the JRB must reject the proposal. The JRB may elect to terminate the Alliance Product or line of Alliance Products pursuant to Section 17.2. [***] indicates material that has been omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment. The omitted material has been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Strategic Alliance Agreement (Applera Corp)

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