Common use of Institution of Legal Action Clause in Contracts

Institution of Legal Action. Owner does hereby grant to Purchaser the free and unrestricted right, but at Purchaser’s own cost and expense, to institute in the name and on behalf of Owner any and all suits and proceedings at law or in equity to enjoin and restrain any infringement of the rights herein granted; and Owner does hereby assign and set over unto Purchaser any and all cause or causes of action arising or resulting by reason of or based upon such infringement or infringements, and Owner does hereby assign and set over unto Purchaser any and all recoveries obtained in any such action. Owner agrees that Owner will not compromise, settle or in any manner interfere with any such litigation, if brought, and Purchaser does hereby agree to indemnify and save harmless Owner from any costs or damages which Owner may suffer as a direct result of any such suits or proceedings, except to the extent, if any, that any such suit or proceeding is the result of a breach by Owner of Owner’s representations, warranties or agreements hereunder.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Option/Purchase Agreement, Option/Purchase Agreement (Audience Productions, Inc.), Option/Purchase Agreement (Audience Productions, Inc.)

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