Intellectual property (Art Sample Clauses
The Intellectual Property clause defines the ownership, use, and protection of intellectual property rights arising from or used in connection with the agreement. Typically, it specifies whether intellectual property created during the course of the contract belongs to one party or is jointly owned, and may outline the rights each party has to use, modify, or license such property. This clause is essential for preventing disputes over inventions, trademarks, copyrights, or other proprietary materials, ensuring that both parties understand their rights and obligations regarding intellectual property.
Intellectual property (Art. 19 to 23)
Intellectual property (Art. 19 to 23)
§1 The contracting authority acquires the intellectual property rights created, developed or used during performance of the contract. Without prejudice to clause 1 and unless otherwise stipulated in the procurement documents, when the subject-matter of the procurement contract consists of the creation, manufacture or the development of designs or of logos, the contracting authority acquires the intellectual property thereof, as well as the right to trademark them, to have them registered and to have them protected. For domain names created under the procurement contract, the contracting authority also acquires the right to register and protect them, unless otherwise stipulated in the procurement documents. When the contracting authority does not acquire the intellectual property rights, it obtains a patent licence of the results protected by intellectual property law for the exploitation modes that are mentioned in the procurement documents. The contracting authority lists the exploitation modes for which it intends to obtain a licence in the procurement documents.
Intellectual property (Art. 19 to 23)
§1 The contracting authority acquires the intellectual property rights created, developed or used during performance of the contract.