Foreground IPR Sample Clauses
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Foreground IPR. Each Party shall own Foreground IPR that it generated within the framework of this Agreement. Any joint development project will be governed under an agreement separate from this Agreement. In the event that within the scope of this Agreement an invention is made jointly and indivisibly by employees or agents of both Parties, as determined in accordance with US inventorship law (“Joint Invention”), the Joint Invention, and resulting IPR therein shall be jointly owned (“Joint IPR”) , the Parties will jointly determine how and whether to protect the Joint IPR and shall equally share the cost of such protection, and each Party has the free right to use and transfer the Joint IPR and grant non-exclusive licenses without consent of and without accounting to the other Party.
Foreground IPR. As between the Parties, Developer shall own all right, title, and interest in and to all Foreground Works and Foreground IPR. Except for the limited licenses granted in this Agreement, nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as granting Nokia any right, title, or interest in or to the Foreground Works or the Foreground IPR.
Foreground IPR. Participant shall solely own all right, title and interest including, without limitation, any and all IPR, with regard to the Foreground IPR developed by Participant under the Program, if any. It is acknowledged and agreed that ST does not foresee to develop, create or conceive any Foreground IPR under the Program. However, and notwithstanding the foregoing, to the extent Foreground IPR created under the Program is related to Process IPR , then, notwithstanding the above, such Foreground IPR shall vest and be solely owned and retained by ST.
Foreground IPR. Notwithstanding the provisions contained in Clause 22 and without prejudice to the specific procedure regarding patents foreseen in Article 7.3.8 below, all Foreground IPR shall be vested in the European Union and wherever possible, clearly identified as Intellectual Property Rights from the moment of their generation. Where immediate acquisition of ownership by the EU is not legally possible, the Contractor shall permanently assign to the European Union full ownership of all Foreground IPR, at the moment of its successful acceptance (as per Clause 16). The rights permanently assigned to the European Union shall include, but not be limited to, the exclusive and perpetual usage, distribution and exploitation rights, not restricted in respect of territory, time and purpose, including in particular but not exclusively the following rights: The right to install, operate and execute, reverse-engineer, decompile, (re-) compile, translate, decode, edit, amend, adapt or otherwise modify the subject matter of the Foreground IPR by the European Union or any licensee of the European Union for any purposes the European Union or the licensee sees fit. The right to incorporate, embed or merge the subject matter of the Foreground IPR into any other product. The right to permanently or temporarily reproduce or copy, store, publish, load, run, display, make publicly available or distribute in tangible or intangible form, on any hardware (virtual or physical) or other medium, offline or online (via private or public networks, by any means, including active-service-providing, software-as-a-service, cloud computing or any other form of remote service), in part or in whole, the subject matter of the Foreground IPR in original format or in any reverse-engineered, decompiled, re-compiled, translated, decoded, edited, amended, adapted or otherwise modified form. The right to use the subject matter of the Foreground IPR in the frame of virtual or physical systems, databases, data networks, online services, terrestrial and space related activities, including the right to make available the subject matter of the Foreground IPR to end-users of databases, data networks, online services, terrestrial and space related activities, offline or online, by means of hardware or software tools or via download. The right to use or make available for use of third parties the subject matter of the Foreground IPR offline or online, on computers or other virtual or physical hardware devices. The ri...
Foreground IPR. 30.3.1. All Foreground IPR is the property of the Purchaser on behalf of NATO. Consequently, no statement shall be made restricting the rights of the Purchaser in the Foreground IPR.
30.3.2. The Contractor shall ensure that suitable arrangements are in place between its employees, agents, consultants and itself regarding Foreground IPR generated by said employees, agents, Subcontractors and consultants to allow the Contractor to fulfil its obligations under Clause 30.3.1 above.
30.3.3. The Contractor shall be entitled to use Foreground IPR on a non- exclusive, royalty free basis solely for the purpose of carrying out the Work.
30.3.4. The Contractor shall not use any Foreground IPR other than for the purpose of carrying out the Work without the Purchaser's prior written agreement. Any such agreement shall include terms relating to such use.
30.3.5. The Contractor shall provide the Purchaser, at the latest upon delivery of the Work and thereafter for the duration of the warranty and any purchased CLS agreement period, with full documented records of information in relation to the Work, including but not limited to, all drawings, specifications and other data that is necessary or useful to further develop, maintain and operate the Work.
30.3.6. The Contractor shall:
30.3.6.1. do all things necessary and sign all necessary or useful documents to enable the Purchaser to obtain the registration of the Foreground IPR as the Purchaser may require and select; and
30.3.6.2. to execute any formal assignment or other documents as may be necessary or useful to vest title to any Foreground IPR in the Purchaser.
30.3.7. The Contractor undertakes:
30.3.7.1. to notify the Purchaser promptly of any invention or improvement to an invention or any design conceived or made by the Contractor; and
30.3.7.2. to provide the Purchaser with such information as the Purchaser may reasonably request in order to: (i) determine the patentability of such invention or improvement; (ii) assess the need for registering such invention or improvement; and (iii) evaluate the potential value to the Purchaser of such a patent or registration if issued.
30.3.8. If the Purchaser determines that it wishes to apply for one or more patents for the disclosed invention or improvement or for a registration for the disclosed design, it will prosecute such application(s) at its own expense. The Contractor undertakes to provide the Purchaser, at the Purchaser's expense, with such information and assistance...
Foreground IPR. As a result of the ownership provisions as per this Article, the European Union/Agency may use the Foreground IPR in any known manner and for any known matter and acquires the exclusive right on the Foreground IPR, for the entire world and for all the duration of the protection of the Foreground IPR, on all modes of exploitation, including, without limitation to:
a) the right to permanently or temporarily reproduce or copy, store, publish, load, run, display, make publicly available or distribute in tangible or intangible form, on any hardware (virtual or physical) or other medium, ofline or online (via private or public networks, by any means, including active-service-providing, software-as- a-service, cloud computing or any other form of remote service), in part or in whole, the subject- matter of the Foreground IPR in original format or in any reverse-engineered, decompiled, recompiled, translated, decoded, edited, amended, adapted or otherwise modified form;
b) communication to the public: the exclusive right to authorise or prohibit any display, performance or communication to the public, by wire or wireless means, including the making available to the public of the Foreground IPRs in such a way that members of the public may access them from a place and at a time individually chosen by them; this right also includes the communication and broadcasting by cable or by satellite;
c) distribution: the exclusive right to authorise or prohibit any form of distribution of Foreground IPRs or copies of the Foreground IPRs to the public, by sale or otherwise;
d) rental: the exclusive right to authorise or prohibit rental or lending of the Foreground IPRs or of copies of the Foreground IPRs;
e) adaptation: the exclusive right to authorise or prohibit any modification of the Foreground IPRs;
f) the right to prepare derivative works of the subject matter of Foreground IPR;
g) the right to install, operate and execute, reverse-engineer, decompile, (re-) compile, translate, decode, edit, amend, adapt or otherwise modify the subject- matter of the Foreground IPR by the European Union;
h) the right to incorporate, embed or merge the subject matter of the Foreground IPR into any other product or with any other IPRs, i) the right to grant wire-connected or wireless public access to the subject matter of the Foreground IPR for any purpose, including commercial or free service bureau services for Third Parties;
Foreground IPR. The Supplier hereby grants to ASP and its higher tier Customers free of charge an irrevocable, exclusive and world-wide Right to Use and right to sublicense any Foreground IPR.
Foreground IPR. 19.1.1 The European Union acquires the following exclusive rights on the Foreground IPR, including, without limitation to:
a) the right to permanently or temporarily reproduce or copy, store, publish, load, run, display, make publicly available or distribute in tangible or intangible form, on any hardware (virtual or physical) or other medium, offline or online (via private or public networks, by any means, including active-service-providing, software-as-a-service, cloud computing or any other form of remote service), in part or in whole, the subject- matter of the Foreground IPR in original format or in any reverse-engineered, decompiled, recompiled, translated, decoded, edited, amended, adapted or otherwise modified form;
b) communication to the public: the exclusive right to authorise or prohibit any display, performance or communication to the public, by wire or wireless means, including the making available to the public of the Foreground IPRs in such a way that members of the public may access them from a place and at a time individually chosen by them; this right also includes the communication and broadcasting by cable or by satellite;
c) distribution: the exclusive right to authorise or prohibit any form of distribution of Foreground IPRs or copies of the Foreground IPRs to the public, by sale or otherwise;
d) rental: the exclusive right to authorise or prohibit rental or lending of the Foreground IPRs or of copies of the Foreground IPRs;
e) adaptation: the exclusive right to authorise or prohibit any modification of the Foreground IPRs;
Foreground IPR. (a) Foreground IPR shall vest unconditionally and with full title guarantee in Fera. Customer shall procure that its Representatives do not assert any moral rights in such Foreground IPR (as defined in Chapter IV of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988).
(b) Fera shall grant to Customer a personal, non-exclusive, global, royalty-free, fully paid-up licence to use, copy, develop or modify the Foreground IPR to the extent necessary in the direct field of application for which the Deliverables were carried out.
(c) Without prejudice to clause 10.5(a), Foreground IPR in any Report shall vest in Customer. Fera hereby assigns to Customer, with full title guarantee, all Intellectual Property Rights which may subsist in any Report prepared in accordance with this Agreement, except that Customer will have no right to use or reproduce any Fera Marks without the prior written approval of Fera.
Foreground IPR. Principle. Each Member shall be entitled to use and exploit the Results of the Project insofar as such Member complies with its obligations under the Team Rules (§57 et seq.). In this respect, each Member agrees that Foreground IPR on the Results are placed under one or several Libre Licences; with the exception of Results which are trivial or entail proprietary Derivative IPR (§54 et seq.) or Confidential Information. [/OPTION A1; internal centralised assignment] Ownership assignment. Any and all Foreground IPR on the Results are assigned to [please choose the assignee: the Project Coordinator / another Member’s name] as owner. [/OPTION A2; external centralised assignment] Ownership assignment. Any and all Foreground IPR on the Results are assigned to [please choose the assignee: the Operator / another third party’s name] as owner subject to terms and conditions consistent with the Team Rules and the Programme Rules. [/OPTION A3; to each its own] Ownership. During the course of the Project, Foreground IPR are respectively owned by the Member that has developed its corresponding Results. Where several Members have developed the Results together, the corresponding Foreground IPR are co-owned by these Members. Where neither a Member nor a group of Members can be singled out for having developed the Results, the Results are jointly owned by all Members. As the case may be, the concerned Members agree to set the rules of their joint ownership in a separate agreement. [/OPTION A4; joint ownership] Joint ownership. Any and all Foreground IPR on the Results are jointly owned by each and every Member. The Members agree to set the rules of their joint ownership in a separate agreement. [/OPTION B1; internal centralised proposition] Choice of licence. The Project Coordinator proposes, in a coordinated and concerted manner, which Libre Licence(s) is applied to each item of Foreground IPR; the proposition is notified to [to all Members /IF OPTION A3 IS PREVIOUSLY SELECTED: to each respective Member] for approval. [/OPTION B2; external centralised proposition – only applicable if OPTION A2 is previously selected [The Operator / another entrusted third party’s name] determines, in a coordinated and concerted manner with the Members, which Libre Licence(s) is applied to each item of Foreground IPR; this determination is notified to the Members. [/OPTION B3; “to each its own choice of licence” – only applicable if OPTION A3 is previously selected] Choice of licence. Each ...
