Infeasible Targets Sample Clauses

Infeasible Targets. At any time within [***] of BMS’s designation of a proposed Replacement Target or proposed Additional Licensed Target as a Licensed Target, subject to Section 3.5 (Third Party Gatekeeper Verification of Excluded Target) (“Rejection Period”), Avidity may notify the JSC that[***], in which event the JSC will promptly meet to determine whether such Target should be rejected for such reason. Any Target rejected by the JSC pursuant to this Section 3.6 (Infeasible Targets) (or by Avidity via its final decision-making authority pursuant to Section 2.4.3(d)), is referred to in this Agreement as an “Infeasible Target”. Any such proposed Replacement Target or proposed Additional Licensed Target that is not determined by the JSC to be an Infeasible Target shall become a Replacement Target or Additional Licensed Target, as applicable, after the Rejection Period, or upon the earlier approval by the JSC [***] of such Target as a Replacement Target or Additional Licensed Target, as applicable. If such proposed Replacement Target or proposed Additional Licensed Target is determined by the JSC [***] to be an Infeasible Target, then Avidity shall be bound by the exclusivity provisions of Section 5.7.1 (Avidity Exclusivity) with respect to such Infeasible Target. Without limiting the foregoing, following BMS’s designation of a proposed Replacement Target or proposed Additional Licensed Target as a Licensed Target and prior to the determination by the JSC [***] whether such Target is an Infeasible Target, BMS shall have the right to provide Avidity, via the JSC, a presentation on such proposed Replacement Target or Additional Licensed Target, and Avidity shall take such presentation into consideration in good faith in determining the likelihood of Technical Infeasibility. In the event that, at the time of the Additional Licensed Targets Notification, the JSC has not been established pursuant to Section 2.2.1 (Establishment), the role of the JSC under this Section 3.6 (Infeasible Targets) shall be replaced by the designees of each Party solely with respect to the proposed Additional Licensed Targets designated by BMS pursuant to the Additional Licensed Targets Notification.
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