Guidance Note for clause 2(c) Sample Clauses

Guidance Note for clause 2(c). This clause transfers the rights of the Assignor in respect of any infringement claims it has or had prior to the Date of Assignment to the Assignee. The Assignee is entitled to pursue remedies in respect of any infringements of the IPR in the Property. The assignment under clause 2(a) is free from all encumbrances and includes all the rights, powers, liberties and immunities conferred on the owner of any of the IPR in the Property.
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Guidance Note for clause 2(c). This clause transfers the rights of the Assignor in respect of any infringement claims it has or had prior to the Date of Assignment to the Assignee. The Assignee is entitled to pursue remedies in respect of any infringements of the Property. Without limiting clause 2(b), to the extent the Assignor has the right to take action against any other person for infringement or misuse of the Property, to the extent possible under law, the Assignor assigns to the Assignee on and from the Date of Assignment all such rights (including the right to sue for damages and other remedies), whether such infringement or misuse took place before or after the Date of Assignment.
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