Guidance Note for clause 3(b) Sample Clauses

Guidance Note for clause 3(b). This clause restricts the use of the Material to the Permitted Purpose only. Unless expressly set out in item 6 of the Details Schedule, the Recipient cannot use the Material for direct commercial gain or provide the Material to third parties (other than contracted providers working at the Recipient's direction and control). The Recipient may only use the Material solely for the Permitted Use. Unless expressly included in this Agreement, the Permitted Use does not allow disclosure of Material to third parties, including by exhibition or use of physical Material in the presence of third parties (other than contracted providers working at the Recipient's direction and control), or use of Material for direct commercial return (including to produce goods or services for sale or hire, or the provision of any reports, test results or findings to any third party).
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Guidance Note for clause 3(b). If the Assignor does not, within a reasonable time, action a request from the Assignee to complete a further action or execute a document, the Assignee has the legal right to do so in the Assignor's name. If the Assignor does not comply with its obligations under clause 3(a) within a reasonable time after receiving a request from the Assignee, the Assignee may serve on the Assignor a notice to comply. If the notice to comply is not satisfied within 14 days after it is sent by the Assignee, the Assignor appoints the nominee of the Assignee as the Assignor's attorney for the purpose of performing the Assignor's obligations under clause 3(a).
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