EXCLUSIVE LICENCE Clause Samples

EXCLUSIVE LICENCE. 2.1 Subject to the Operator's rights under this Agreement, the Client has a non-transferable licence to: (a) occupy each of the Designated Hardstand Area and the Berth (as applicable) during the relevant agreed periods on an exclusive basis solely in connection with the provision of the relevant Services and the performance of Contractor Works in respect of the Nominated Vessel; and (b) access and use Marine Hub facilities as permitted by the Operator from time to time. 2.2 The Client acknowledges and agrees that it has no right of exclusive occupation or use of any other part of the Marine Hub at any time. 2.3 The Client and its Representatives must not, and the Client shall procure that any Contractor and its Representatives do not, enter or access any other parts of the Marine Hub that are designated to, or occupied by, another client of the Marine Hub or any other areas within the Marine Hub designated by the Operator as a restricted area. 2.4 The licence granted under this Agreement is subject always to the Operator's right to enter the Designated Hardstand Area or Berth (as applicable) at any time pursuant to clauses 5.1(f) and 0 of the General Terms and Conditions. 2.5 The Operator makes no representation or warranty regarding the availability, adequacy, safety or suitability of the Marine Hub, the Designated Hardstand Area, the Berth or the Structures (as applicable) for any use or intended use. If the Operator or its Representatives provide any additional information to the Client or its Representatives during the Term, the Operator makes no representation or warranty regarding any such additional information.

EXCLUSIVE LICENCE. 2.1 The Licensor hereby grants to the Licensee a world-wide, exclusive and perpetual right to use the Licensed Trademarks and the Licensed Domain Names in connection with the following: (a) all television and other visual and audio-visual services and products which are perceivable by individuals via screens of any nature whatsoever, whether the relevant technology exists at the date of this Licence Agreement or is developed in the future, and howsoever distributed; (b) printed media, including but not limited to products and services consisting of printed copy devices, including but not limited to magazines and papers, meant for distribution to the public; (c) any and all events (excluding musical events) relating or in connection with the services and products mentioned under (a) and (b); (d) all services and products related to or in connection with any of the activities under (a) and (b), within and outside the company of the Licensee and its Affiliates such as, but without limitation e.g. on letterheads, personnel clothing, company cars, on web sites; (e) merchandising the Licensed Trademarks and Licensed Domain Names to the extent related to the activities mentioned under (a) and (b); (f) any and all services and products relating to or in connection with the rights granted under (a) and (b), including without limitation (i) the marketing, promotion and advertising of these services and products, via any present or future means, including but not limited to radio, television, Internet, telephone (e.g. WAP), direct mail, newspaper and magazine advertising, billboards, and posters and any other present or future means of advertising; and (ii) any spin-off activities and products relating to or in connection with the rights granted under (a) and (b), such as EPG services, web-site and mobile telecommunications services, ringtones and activities including without limitation SMS services and gaming, via any and all media and by all other methods now known or hereafter devised or developed, including but not limited to satellite, cable, wire, fibre, terrestrial over the air, home entertainment, software, hardware, internet, telephone (e.g. SMS, I-mode and WAP), all other forms of on-line and interactive and enhanced rights or media or similar applications or devices and, as far as screen originated: tape, disc, CD and/or DVD. 2.2 (a) Only the Licensee may use the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Trademarks and the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Domain Names in conjunction with or containing the words ...

EXCLUSIVE LICENCE. 3.1.1 On submission of a Work under clause 2.3, the Contributor grants to the Publisher an exclusive option to publish the Work for the period from the date of submission to the date of acceptance as set out in the Work Description. 3.1.2 If the Work has not been accepted for publication by the acceptance date, and the Publisher and the Contributor have not agreed otherwise, the exclusive option granted in clause 3.1.1 will lapse and the Contributor may deal with the Work as he or she sees fit.

EXCLUSIVE LICENCE. 2.1 The Licensor hereby grants to SureNano Science the following exclusive licenses and rights and within the Territory, with no reservation of the continued right to use by the Licensor: (a) to make, have made, use, offer to sell, sell, and import products containing or utilizing the LP Products and their underlying technology and intellectual property; and, (b) to grant or enter into licenses, sub-licenses or agreements with third parties with respect to the exploitation of the LP Products. (the “Licence”)

EXCLUSIVE LICENCE. 3.1 FBFC hereby grants ORTHOVITA and ORTHOVITA accepts a world-wide EXCLUSIVE LICENCE to use the KNOW-HOW, implement the PROCESS in ORTHOVITA's FACILITY and manufacture and sell, either directly or indirectly, the PRODUCTS. 3.2 ORTHOVITA, subject only to the payment obligations provided in Article 4, shall be freely entitled to grant sublicences or to assign the above licence to any third parties provided that ORTHOVITA secures that the third party concerned shall be bound by the confidentiality obligations set out in Article 8 to the same extent as ORTHOVITA. However, in case of assignment of the licence and unless FBFC has expressly agreed otherwise in writing, ORTHOVITA shall remain jointly and severally liable with the assignee for the full performance of the AGREEMENT.

EXCLUSIVE LICENCE. 2.1 Subject to the Operator’s rights under this Agreement, the Client has a non-transferable licence to: (a) occupy the Berth during the relevant agreed periods on an exclusive basis solely in respect of the Nominated Vessel; and (b) access and use the Wharf’s facilities as permitted by the Operator from time to time. 2.2 The Client acknowledges and agrees that it has no right of exclusive occupation or use of any other part of the Wharf at any time. 2.3 The Client and its Representatives must not enter or access any other parts of the Wharf that are designated to, or occupied by, another client or any other areas within the Wharf designated by the Operator as a restricted area. 2.4 The licence granted under this Agreement is subject always to the Operator’s right to access (including to board or enter into) the Nominated Vessel and/or the Berth (as applicable) at any time pursuant to clauses 5.1(c), 11.8 and 15 of the General Terms and Conditions. 2.5 The Operator makes no representation or warranty regarding the availability, adequacy, safety or suitability of the Wharf, the Berth, or the Structures (as applicable) for any use or intended use. If the Operator or its Representatives provide any additional information to the Client or its Representatives during the Term, the Operator makes no representation or warranty regarding any such additional information.

EXCLUSIVE LICENCE. IJI hereby grants an exclusive licence to Viropro to market and produce the Products described herein in the Territories. The Territories shall include: Latin America, Thailand, China, Taiwan, Singapore and South Africa.

EXCLUSIVE LICENCE. An exclusive licence means that no person or company other than the named licensee can exploit (or manage) the rights that have been licensed. The author is also excluded from exploiting the rights that have been licensed, as he or she has signed them away to the licensee. An exclusive licence should indicate: the duration of the licence the possibility of the publisher granting sub-licences (see below for an explanation of sub-licences) the territory where the work may be published and distributed (for example, the country or region and, where necessary, a schedule depicting the countries in the relevant region, such as Southern Africa) the language(s) in which the work is to be published and the format in which the work will be published, such as hard copy, paperback or electronic format. Nowadays, electronic publishing rights typically form part of the primary publishing rights granted under a publishing agreement, as most publishers have moved to publishing electronically as well as in print. The grant of electronic publishing rights should be clearly defined with reference to the relevant formats, such as XML, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM and HTML, Internet downloads, e-books and enhanced e- books. Royalties payable on different formats may vary. When considering which rights should be included in the licence and which should be excluded, the author should consider the publisher’s potential to successfully exploit (manage) those rights compared to his or her own potential to manage them. The copyright in the work includes subsidiary or secondary rights and uses. These are rights and/or uses which allow further forms of exploitation of the work. The publisher does not exploit these rights directly as a primary right, but is authorised to license or sell them to third parties (such as other publishers) on behalf of the author. Subsidiary rights typically include the right to: translate the work; publish it in electronic formats, such as XML, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM and HTML, Internet download and other electronic formats and e-books;6 6 The author can decide on which electronic formats should be included in the contract. Since the production costs of such publications are low, the royalty percentage should be higher than with print. create merchandise based on characters in the work; publish excerpts from the work as a serial; use quotations from the work; publish an abridgement; produce sound recordings, films and the like, based on the work; use the work as base text in w...

EXCLUSIVE LICENCE. In consideration for publication in the above Journal, you hereby grant to the owner(s) SAGE Publications Ltd (the 'Proprietor') of the Journal identified above (the Journal title subject to verification by SAGE Publications Ltd ('SAGE')) the exclusive right and licence to produce, publish and make available and to further sub-license your article ('Article') and the accompanying abstract (all materials collectively referenced as the 'Contribution') prepared by you for the full legal term of copyright and any renewals thereof throughout the world in all languages and in all formats, and through any medium of communication now known or later conceived or developed. In the event you provide Supplemental Material to the Proprietor, you hereby grant to the Proprietor the non-exclusive right and licence to produce, publish and make available and to further sub-license the material, in whole or in part, for the full legal term of copyright and any renewals thereof throughout the world in all languages and in all formats, and through any medium of communication now known or later conceived or developed. By signing this Contributor Agreement I agree both to the above provisions and to the Terms of the Agreement outlined below. While copyright remains yours as the author, you hereby authorise the Proprietor to act on your behalf to defend your copyright should it be infringed and to retain half of any damages awarded, after deducting costs.