Guidance Note for item 4. This is the date the whole Agreement ends. The parties have flexibility to determine how they will describe the Licence End Date. This can be a date or a specified event - such as expiry of a Registration. In some cases, there may be limits on the ability to licence IPR beyond the term of its registration and this is reflected in clause 2.2 of the template, so that each item is separately licenced, and this Agreement continues to apply without the item that has expired, to the fullest extent practical/permitted.
Guidance Note for item 4. This item should include the title of the Project and the summary. This is intended to assist parties in easily identifying the relevant Agreement for a Project.
Guidance Note for item 4. Information of a confidential nature will be protected as Confidential Information if it is either described here, or where a party knows or ought to know it is confidential. If the parties agree to limit Confidential Information to only the specific information described here, this item needs to clearly state that only the information listed here is Confidential Information. The parties may wish to list all information exchanged in relation to a particular project as Confidential Information, or they may wish to limit it to specific information, meetings or documents. Parties should be careful to consider the implications of this. Unless there is a good reason to specify otherwise, the period of confidentiality will ordinarily be the same for each party’s Confidential Information. Party 2
Guidance Note for item 4. The date of execution of the Agreement should be inserted in this item. This is further detail to assist the parties to be clear about which Agreement is being varied.
Guidance Note for item 4. The date the Agreement commences should be specified here. This would normally be on or after signing of the Agreement, but can be earlier if both parties agree.
Guidance Note for item 4. Information of a confidential nature will be protected as Confidential Information if it is either described here, or where a party knows or ought to know it is confidential. If the parties agree to limit Confidential Information to only the specific information described here, this item needs to clearly state that only the information listed here is Confidential Information. The parties may wish to list all information exchanged in relation to a particular project as Confidential Information, or they may wish to limit it to specific information, meetings or documents. Parties should be careful to consider the implications of this. Description of Confidential Information Period of confidentiality Description: insert Period: [insert the period it is required to remain confidential (eg 'perpetually' or '7 years')].
Guidance Note for item 4. The date the Agreement commences should be specified here. This would normally be on or after signing of the Agreement, but can be earlier if both parties agree. The date should always be before the Material is provided to a party. This Agreement may be terminated in accordance with clause 12, but certain obligations in this Agreement continue beyond the termination such as the obligations in relation to Confidential Information, in accordance with clause 9.1, for the period specified in item 17.
Guidance Note for item 4. The date the Agreement commences should be specified here. This would normally be on or after signing of the Agreement, but can be earlier if both parties agree. Guidance Note for items 1 and 2 : These items set out the parties' representatives for disputes and receipt of notices under the Agreement and can only be changed in writing. The location of the University is also the governing law and jurisdiction of the Agreement (see clause 24.11).
Guidance Note for item 4. The date from which the assignment of the IPRs takes effect, should be specified in this item. This would normally be the date on which the Fee is received by the Assignor or a date after that has occurred. If the Fee is nominal, the parties may agree that the assignment takes effect from the date when the last party signs the Agreement.
Guidance Note for item 4. This is the date the whole Agreement ends. The parties have flexibility to determine how they will describe the Licence End Date. This can be a date or a specified event - such as expiry of a Registration. In some cases, there may be limits on the ability to licence IPR beyond the term of its registration and this is reflected in clause 2.2 of the template, so that each item is separately licenced, and this Agreement continues to apply without the item that has expired, to the fullest extent practical/permitted. Guidance Note for items 1 and 2: These items set out the parties' representatives for disputes and the receipt of notices under the Agreement and can only be changed in writing. The location of the Licensor also determines the governing law and jurisdiction of the Agreement.
