Common use of Free Software Clause in Contracts

Free Software. 10.7.1 General provisions pertaining to free software Free software means software that is offered under what are generally recognised to be free software licences. A free software licence permits, for example, the Customer to use the software for any purpose and on any scale, and grants access to the source code of and documentation on the software, the right to examine and change the software, to make copies of the software and to make changes and improvements to the software available to the general public. If free software is to be used in connection with the deliverables, the Contractor shall prepare an overview of the relevant free software. The overview shall be included as a separate chapter in Appendix 2. Copies of the applicable licence terms and conditions for the relevant free software shall be appended in Appendix 10. The Contractor shall ensure that no free software is being used under licence terms that are incompatible with the requirements applicable to the deliverables, or incompatible with the licence terms governing other software that forms part of the deliverables. The general terms and conditions of the Agreement shall also govern those parts of the deliverables that consist of free software, subject to the clarifications and exceptions set out below.

Free Software. 10.7.1 10.3.1 General provisions pertaining to free software Free software means software that is offered under what are generally recognised to be free software licences. A free software licence permits, for example, the Customer Contracting Authority the right to use the software for any purpose and on any scale, and grants access to the software’s source code of and documentation on the softwaredocumentation, the right to examine and change the software, to make copies of the software and to make changes and improvements to the software available to the general public. If free software is to be used in connection with the deliverablesdeliverable, the Contractor Partner shall prepare an overview of the relevant free software. The overview shall be included as a separate chapter in Appendix 2. Copies of the applicable licence terms and conditions for the relevant free software shall be appended in Appendix 10. The Contractor Partner shall ensure that no free software is being used under licence terms that which are incompatible with the requirements applicable to the deliverablesdeliverable, or incompatible with the licence terms governing applicable for other software that forms forming part of the deliverablesdeliverable. The general terms and conditions of the Agreement shall will also govern those apply to the parts of the deliverables deliverable that consist of free software, subject to with the clarifications specifications and exceptions set out below.

Free Software. 10.7.1 10.3.1 General provisions pertaining to free software Free software means software that is offered under what are generally recognised to be free software licences. A free software licence permits, for example, the Customer to use the software for any purpose and on any scale, and grants access to the source code of and documentation on the software, the right to examine and change the software, to make copies of the software and to make changes and improvements to the software available to the general public. If free software is to be used in connection with the deliverables, the Contractor shall prepare an overview of the relevant free software. The overview shall be included as a separate chapter in Appendix 2. Copies of the applicable licence terms and conditions for the relevant free software shall be appended in Appendix 10. The Contractor shall ensure that no free software is being used under licence terms that are incompatible with the requirements applicable to the deliverables, or incompatible with the licence terms governing other software that forms part of the deliverables. The general terms and conditions of the Agreement shall also govern those parts of the deliverables that consist of free software, subject to the clarifications and exceptions set out below.