District Ownership Sample Clauses
The District Ownership clause establishes that any property, materials, or intellectual property created or acquired under the contract becomes the property of the district. In practice, this means that items such as reports, data, equipment, or software developed during the course of the project are owned by the district, not the contractor or vendor. This clause ensures that the district retains full rights to use, modify, or distribute the work products, thereby preventing disputes over ownership and ensuring the district can benefit from all deliverables produced under the agreement.
District Ownership. (1) In the absence of a specific separate agreement between the faculty member(s) and the District as described in 13.3.c.
District Ownership. Ownership of the originals and reproducible drawings, specifications and other Design Documents prepared by or on behalf of the Design Professional under this Agreement, including without limitation working drawings, master plans, preliminary sketches, architectural presentation drawings, structural and other engineering calculations or computations, estimates, Schematic Design Drawings, Design Development Drawings, and Construction Drawings are and shall remain the property of the District. By this reference, the provisions of California Education Code §17316 are incorporated by reference herein in their entirety and references in said §17316 to “school district” shall be deemed to refer to the District. Upon the termination of this Agreement, termination of any Revision for the Project, or the abandonment or all or any portion of the Project, the District may use any portion of the completed drawings, specifications, estimates and other Design Documents completed at the time of termination or abandonment for any purpose relating to the Project for which the Design Documents were prepared, including without limitation, completion of Design Documents for the Project, construction of the Project, future additions, alterations, repairs, maintenance, reference, use or occupancy. The foregoing notwithstanding, the Design Professional shall be permitted to retain copies, including reproducible and electronic file copies of the Design Documents for information and reference, including the re-use of details contained in the Design Documents for other projects, provided that the rights of the Design Professional hereunder shall not be deemed to permit the Design Professional to use the Design Documents prepared under this Agreement in whole or in substantial part for other projects.
7.1.1. In the event that the District permits any unauthorized use, reuse or modification to the Design Documents by any person, firm or legal entity, the District agrees to indemnify, defend and hold the Design Professional, its employees and consultants harmless from and against any and all claims, liabilities, suits, demands, losses, costs and expenses, including reasonable attorneys' fees and all legal expenses and fees incurred on appeal, and all interest thereon, accruing or resulting to any and all persons, firms, or any other legal entity, on account of any damage or loss to property or persons, including death, arising out of such unauthorized use, reuse or modification of the...
District Ownership. (1) In the absence of a specific separate agreement between the faculty member(s) and the District as described in 15.10.c.(3)(b) below, the District will have sole rights to and ownership of any intellectual property created as a work or invention for hire.
(2) The District will own the copyright to any work, such as a course outline of record, District or college administrative policy, or District or college information brochure formally reviewed by the District or the colleges for the purpose of inclusion in its curriculum, administrative or promotional material, or Board of Trustees, District or college policy.
(3) The college will have the right of “non-exclusive license” to course 1096 content during the semester the course is taught and for a period ofnot 1097 to exceed one year during and after course completion only for the sole 1098 purpose of allowing students to complete a course for which the content 1099 was created and when the faculty member is no longer available to 1100 complete the course. 1101
District Ownership. The District will own the copyright to works under the following circumstances:
District Ownership. All work and deliverables provided as a result of the Services provided under this Agreement and all associated Work Orders shall be and remain the property of the District. Such work and deliverables supplied as herein required shall be the property of the District whether or not the work for which they were made is executed. IT Consultant grants to District the right to reuse all or part of the aforementioned work and deliverables at its sole discretion. The District is not bound by this Agreement to employ the services of IT Consultant in the event such work and deliverables are reused. IT Consultant grants to the District the right to copy, use, modify, and reuse any and all copyrights and designs embodied in the work and deliverables prepared or caused to be prepared by the IT Consultant pursuant to this Agreement.
District Ownership. All deliverables and other materials prepared by Consultant, including computer programs and media developed by the Consultant, to perform the Services, during the term of this Agreement, will be and remain the property of the District following payment in full to Consultant for each task or portion of a completed task, or in accordance with Section Seven, Term and Termination. In the event the work is not completed, the completed portions thereof will become the property of the District. Consultant will provide the District with such deliverables and material at appropriate times during this Agreement. Consultant may retain a copy for its records. Consultant does not convey, assign, or transfer the intellectual property rights it has so as to limit its ability or right to develop, design, or provide services on other projects of or for its other clients.
District Ownership. Except for deliverables and other material prepared by Stanford and UC Berkeley, all deliverables and other materials prepared by Consultant (either directly or through its contractors), including computer programs and media developed by the
District Ownership. All data and information provided for and/or used by Consultant shall be the property of and returned to District at the completion of the contract. All reports, including final reports, are the exclusive property of District.
District Ownership. All data and information provided for and/or used by Trainer shall be the property of and returned to the District at the completion of this contract. All reports or other documents generated will constitute “works made for hire” by or for the District and the District will be the “author” of all such reports under applicable copyrights laws. Oxnard SD may order and secure from ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ & Associates an appropriate number of manuals in the subject area @ $49.99 each to be utilized during the training. All participants will receive a PowerPoint presentation at no additional cost.
District Ownership. The District will own the copyright to works under the following circumstances:
(1) Circumstances relating to substantial support by the District. The District will own the copyright to any work created with substantial support from the District. As used in this Article, “substantial support” means financial support over and above the cost of the faculty member’s normal compensation, office space, office computer, local telephone use, minimal office supplies and copy services. Substantial support would include extra compensation or the provision of reassigned time to create a work, the cost of providing secretarial, technical, legal or creative services specifically for the creation of work, as well as the cost or value of the use of expensive District equipment or facilities (such as professional film or recording studios). Grants shall be considered substantially supported by the District unless it follows Faculty Ownership (3a2) or District and Faculty Ownership (3c3)
(2) Circumstances relating to the nature of the work. The District will also own the copyright to any work, such as a course outline, administrative policy, or information brochure, that is formally reviewed by the District and becomes part of its curriculum, policies, or administrative or promotional material.
(3) The respective ownership interests for cooperatively developed Intellectual Property shall be specified in writing at the time of agreement between the faculty and the District. Faculty members and the District may, if they wish, enter into individual agreements with one another concerning copyright ownership and usage rights to specific works, the terms of which may differ from those set forth above. The Faculty Members may be compensated for creating a Work or Invention for Hire by either released time or an hourly wage. The hourly wage shall be the non- instructional rate. The terms of any such individual agreement will supercede the terms of this Article once such an agreement is signed by the faculty member and an authorized representative of the District. A copy of any such agreement will be provided to the CFE.