FOREGROUND RIGHTS Sample Clauses

FOREGROUND RIGHTS. All Foreground IPR arising from this Agreement shall belong to the Party generating the same.
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FOREGROUND RIGHTS. The IP of the experiment's results generated by the Subgrantee will be owned by it if the SoftFIRE consortium and its partners are granted access to it for the pursuance of the project objectives and the exploitation of its results, in accordance to what is specified in the Grant Agreement. Details will be defined during the negotiation phase.
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FOREGROUND RIGHTS. All Foreground Rights arising from this Agreement shall belong to the Partner Institution generating the same.
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FOREGROUND RIGHTS. Unless otherwise specifically stated in the applicable Service Order, LighEdge shall own all documents, work product, and other materials that are delivered to Customer hereunder or prepared by LightEdge in the course of performing the Services (“Deliverables”) and, subject to Customer’s compliance with the terms of this Agreement, hereby grants to Customer a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, non-transferable, royalty-free right and license to use such Deliverables solely for Customer’s internal use.
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FOREGROUND RIGHTS. All intellectual property created at the event is owned solely by the competitors and their team. Further plans may be discussed between the competitors and the members of the SoftFIRE project after the Challenge. The competitors grant the SoftFIRE consortium partners access to the results, for the pursuance of the objectives of the SoftFIRE Project and the exploitation of the SoftFIRE Project results in accordance with the GA. Competitors shall respect the intellectual property rights, including copyright, and abide by data protection legislation, that apply to software and data available or part of the Federated Testbed.
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FOREGROUND RIGHTS. All Foreground IPR arising from this Consortium Agreement shall belong to the Party generating the same. Where Foreground IPR is generated from work carried out jointly by two or more Parties and it is not possible to separate such joint invention, design or work for the purpose of applying for, obtaining and/or maintaining the relevant patent protection or any other Intellectual Property Right, the Parties shall have joint ownership of this work. The jointly owning Parties shall, within a six (6) month period as from the date of the generation of such Foreground IPR, establish a written separate joint ownership agreement regarding the allocation of ownership and terms of exercising, protecting, the division of related costs and exploiting such jointly owned Foreground IPR on a case by case basis. However, until the time a joint ownership agreement has been concluded and as long as such rights are in force, such Foreground IPR shall be jointly owned in shares according to their share of contribution (such share to be determined by taking into account in particular, but not limited to, the contribution of a joint owner to an inventive step, the person months or costs spent on the respective work etc.) to the Foreground by the joint owners concerned. Where a separate joint ownership agreement has not been concluded yet: - each of the jointly owning Parties shall be entitled to use their jointly owned Foreground IPR on a royalty-free basis, and without requiring the prior consent of the other jointly owning Party or Parties, for internal research purposes, not including research services for third parties, - each of the jointly owning Parties shall be entitled to use and grant non-exclusive licenses to third parties, without any right to sub-licenses, provided that at least forty-five (45) days prior notice is given to the other jointly owning Party or Parties and that fair and reasonable compensation shall be provided to the other jointly owning Party or Parties for any revenue generated from such use or licensing. In this event, the jointly owning Parties shall strive to conclude a joint ownership agreement as soon as possible. Each of the jointly owning Parties shall however be entitled to use the jointly owned Foreground IPR for their own commercial, research and education activities without having to notify or to compensate the other jointly owning Party.
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