Fin Rolls Sample Clauses

Fin Rolls. Certain of the star fin roll machines and fin rolls relating thereto and the round fin roll machines and fin rolls relating thereto included in the Aftermarket Assets (collectively, the "Fin Roll Equipment and Supplies") were developed by Licensor using proprietary, non-patented tooling, drawings and designs, which tooling, drawings, designs and all related intellectual property, including without limitation the control logic for certain aspects of the Fin Roll Equipment and Supplies, Licensor considers to be, and has protected as, trade secret information of Licensor (the "Fin Roll Trade Secrets"). Licensee acknowledges and agrees that (a) it has no right to any of the Fin Roll Trade Secrets, pursuant to this Agreement or otherwise, except that nothing herein will prohibit Licensee from using any of the Aftermarket Assets, and (b) Licensor has no obligation to at any time make such Fin Roll Trade Secrets available to Licensee. To the extent any maintenance or support is required with respect to, or any new fin rolls containing the Fin Roll Trade Secrets are required by Licensor in order to use, any of the Fin Roll Equipment and Supplies, Licensee may obtain maintenance and support services and supplies from Licensor in accordance with the terms of the Aftermarket Transition Services Agreement and the Aftermarket Supply Agreement, which is attached as Exhibit 1.1G to the Merger Agreement.
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