Common use of Escrow of Source Code Clause in Contracts

Escrow of Source Code. 4.1 If requested in writing by the Customer at any time during the Term of a Customer Agreement, the Supplier must deposit the source code and/or the object code of any Deliverable and all other relevant Software, Documentation, drawings and plans necessary to enable a competent programmer who is experienced with the standard Software included in the Deliverables (and any standard development tools used to create the Deliverable) to keep the Deliverables in good repair as specified in the escrow agreement (“Escrow Material”) with an escrow agent approved by the Customer. 4.2 The Customer may access the Escrow Material in accordance with the escrow agreement. 4.3 The Supplier must maintain the escrow arrangement until the Customer gives written notice that it is no longer required. 4.4 The Customer must pay the fees associated with the establishment and maintenance of the escrow agreement including any ongoing escrow fees.

Escrow of Source Code. 4.1 9.1 If requested in writing by the Customer at any time during the Term of a Customer Agreement, the Supplier must deposit the source code and/or the object code of any Deliverable and all other relevant Software, Documentation, drawings and plans necessary to enable a competent programmer who is experienced with the standard Software included in the Deliverables (and any standard development tools used to create the Deliverable) to keep the Deliverables in good repair as specified in the escrow agreement (“Escrow Material”) with an escrow agent approved by the Customer. 4.2 9.2 The Customer may access the Escrow Material in accordance with the escrow agreement. 4.3 9.3 The Supplier must maintain the escrow arrangement until the Customer gives written notice that it is no longer required. 4.4 9.4 The Customer must pay the fees associated with the establishment and maintenance of the escrow agreement including any ongoing escrow fees.

Escrow of Source Code. 4.1 If requested in writing by the Customer at any time during the Term of a Customer Agreement, the Supplier must deposit the source code and/or the object code of any Deliverable and all other relevant Software, Documentation, drawings and plans necessary plansnecessary to enable a competent programmer who is experienced with the standard Software standardSoftware included in the Deliverables (and any standard development tools used to create tocreate the Deliverable) to keep the Deliverables in good repair as specified in the escrow theescrow agreement (“Escrow Material”) with an escrow agent approved by the CustomertheCustomer. 4.2 The Customer may access the Escrow Material in accordance with the escrow agreement. 4.3 The Supplier must maintain the escrow arrangement until the Customer gives written notice that it is no longer required. 4.4 The Customer must pay the fees associated with the establishment and maintenance of the escrow agreement including any ongoing escrow fees.. Schedule 15 Intellectual Property Rights v1.1F.doc

Escrow of Source Code. 4.1 9.1 If requested in writing by the Customer at any time during the Term of a Customer Agreement, the Supplier must deposit the source code and/or the and/orthe object code of any Deliverable and all other relevant Software, ,Documentation, drawings and plans necessary to enable a competent programmer competentprogrammer who is experienced with the standard Software included in the Deliverables theDeliverables (and any standard development tools used to create the Deliverable) to keep the Deliverables in good repair as specified in the escrow theescrow agreement (“Escrow Material”) with an escrow agent approved by the bythe Customer. 4.2 9.2 The Customer may access the Escrow Material in accordance with the escrow agreement. 4.3 9.3 The Supplier must maintain the escrow arrangement until the Customer gives Customergives written notice that it is no longer required. 4.4 9.4 The Customer must pay the fees associated with the establishment and maintenance of the escrow agreement including any ongoing escrow fees.

Escrow of Source Code. 4.1 If requested in writing by the Customer at any time during the Term of a Customer Agreement, the Supplier must deposit the source code and/or the object code of any Deliverable and all other relevant Software, Documentation, drawings and plans necessary to enable a competent programmer who is experienced with the standard Software included in the Deliverables (and any standard development tools used to create the Deliverable) to keep the Deliverables in good repair as specified in the escrow agreement (“Escrow Material”) with an escrow agent approved by the Customer. 4.2 The Customer may access the Escrow Material in accordance with the escrow agreement. 4.3 The Supplier must maintain the escrow arrangement until the Customer gives written notice that it is no longer required. 4.4 The Customer must pay the fees associated with the establishment and maintenance of the escrow agreement including any ongoing escrow fees.. Schedule 15 Intellectual Property Rights v1.1F.doc

Escrow of Source Code. 4.1 9.1 If requested in writing by the Customer at any time during the Term of a Customer Agreement, the Supplier must deposit the source code and/or the object code of any Deliverable and all other relevant Software, Documentation, drawings and plans necessary to enable a competent programmer who is experienced with the standard Software included in the Deliverables (and any standard development tools used to create the Deliverable) to keep the Deliverables in good repair as specified in the escrow agreement (“Escrow Material”) with an escrow agent approved by the Customer. 4.2 9.2 The Customer may access the Escrow Material in accordance with the escrow agreement. 4.3 9.3 The Supplier must maintain the escrow arrangement until the Customer gives written notice that it is no longer required. 4.4 9.4 The Customer must pay the fees associated with the establishment and maintenance of the escrow agreement including any ongoing escrow feesescrowfees.