Common use of Exclusive License Clause in Contracts

Exclusive License. Subject to third party rights, if any, a royalty-bearing, limited-term, exclusive, field-of-use license, including the right to sublicense, in the United States or any other country elected by Company (subject to Section 1.15 above) to make, have made, use, and sell products covered by the Stanford Patents, in exchange for Company’s agreement to diligently commercialize the invention.

Exclusive License. Subject to third party rights, if any, a royalty-bearing, limited-term, exclusive, field-of-use license, including the right to sublicense, in the United States or any other country elected by Company (subject to Section 1.15 1.14 above) to make, have made, use, and sell products covered by the Stanford NEOMED Patents, in exchange for Company’s agreement to diligently commercialize the invention.

Exclusive License. Subject to third party rights, if any, a A royalty-bearing, limited-term, exclusive, field-of-use licenselicense (subject to third-party rights, if any), including the right to sublicense, in the United States or any other country elected by Company Sponsor (subject to Section 1.15 aboveParagraph 9.7 below) to make, have made, use, and sell products covered by the Stanford Patentspatent application, in exchange for CompanySponsor’s agreement to diligently commercialize the inventioninvention and that any licensed products sold in the United States will be substantially manufactured in the United States.

Exclusive License. Subject to third party rights, if any, a royalty-bearing, limited-limited- term, exclusive, field-of-use license, including the right to sublicense, in the United States or any other country elected by Company (subject to Section 1.15 3.3 above) to make, have made, use, and sell products covered by the Stanford NEOMED Patents, in exchange for Company’s agreement to diligently commercialize the invention.

Exclusive License. Subject to third party rights, if any, a royalty-bearing, limited-term, exclusive, field-of-use license, including the right to sublicense, in the United States or any other country elected by Company (subject to Section 1.15 3.3 above) to make, have made, use, and sell products covered by the Stanford Patents, in exchange for Company’s agreement to diligently commercialize the invention.