Intellectual Property Rights and Branding. All intellectual property rights (in the nature of trademark or copyright or any other right) in the brand name, product names, logos, designs, colour schemes, names, marks, designs, drawings, colour, artistic work / manner etc. (hereafter collectively referred as "Marks") shall vest exclusively and at all times with the Company and the POSP agrees and undertakes not to set up an adverse claim at any time either during the currency of this Agreement or at any time thereafter. The POSP also agrees and undertakes that it shall not allow the usage of Marks by any other third party.
Intellectual Property Rights and Branding. The Parties shall retain exclusivity in their own Background IPRs.
Intellectual Property Rights and Branding. 15.1. The Parties shall retain exclusivity in their own Background IPRs.
15.2. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Recipient shall own all IPR created using the Grant. However, the Recipient shall grant to the Authority at no cost a non-exclusive irrevocable, royalty-free perpetual worldwide license to use and to sub-license the use of any material or IPR created by the Recipient whether partially or wholly funded from the Grant for such purposes as the Authority shall deem appropriate.
Intellectual Property Rights and Branding. 8.1 The Company hereby grants to VGCS:
8.1.1 a non-exclusive, non-transferable (except to an assignee in accordance with the terms of this Agreement) royalty-free (except for the payments specified in Clause 11) licence in the Territory to use, store, reproduce, display, distribute, transmit, broadcast and/or otherwise communicate and/or make available to the public the Content, for the purposes and the term of this Agreement;
8.1.2 a non-exclusive, non-transferable (except to a permitted an assignee in accordance with the terms of this Agreement) royalty-free licence in the Territory to use the name of the Company, the Company Marks and Company Branding materials to display Content;
8.1.3 a royalty-free, perpetual and irrevocable licence to store a copy of all Content for VGCS’s archiving internal analysis purposes and pursuant to Clause 5.5.
8.2 For the avoidance of doubt, the rights granted to VGCS by the Company under this Agreement, shall include the right to extract parts of the Content and distribute such parts through various technologies (including without limitation SMS, MMS and IM) to Customers free of charge for the purposes of demonstrating the features of the Content or for advertising and/or promoting sales of the Content.
8.3 All use of the name of the Company, the Company Marks and Company Branding shall be for the benefit of Company and in accordance with the reasonable terms of use generally applied by the Company to its own activities and applying to licensees of the Company Marks.
8.4 Except as specifically authorised in this Agreement, neither Party shall use the other Party’s name or trade marks (including in the case of the Company, any Vodafone Mxxx) without the other’s prior written consent.
8.5 VGCS and the Licensed Vodafone Companies shall be further entitled to sub-license the rights under Clause 8.1 to any service provider if they outsource the provision or management of the Directory (or any part thereof). Such outsourcing contractor shall be allowed to use the rights granted under Clause 8.1 subject to VGCS remaining responsible for the acts or omissions of the outsourcing contractor.
8.6 The Company shall be responsible for securing all necessary Intellectual Property Rights in the Content for use and distribution by VGCS pursuant to this Agreement including without limitation obtaining any necessary clearances and consents from, and making royalty or other payments to, the owners of the applicable Intellectual Property Rig...
Intellectual Property Rights and Branding. 6.1 The Content Provider grants to VGSL and Vodafone a non-exclusive, non-transferable (except to an assignee in accordance with the terms of a Contract) royalty-free (except for the payments specified in Clause 10) licence in the Territory (subject to Clause 4.10) to:
6.1.1 use, store, reproduce, display, distribute, transmit, broadcast and/or otherwise communicate and/or make available to the public the Content through various technologies (including without limitation WAP, SMS, MMS and IM);
6.1.2 use the Content Provider Marks to display, promote and advertise the Content in accordance with the Content Provider Branding Guidelines; and
6.1.3 use the Marketing Materials to promote and advertise the Content in accordance with Clause 6.2.
6.2 The Content Provider shall provide to VGSL as soon as practicable the Marketing Materials. VGSL and each Vodafone Group Company shall be entitled to use the Marketing Materials as follows:
6.2.1 for internal purposes within the Vodafone Group (including, without limitation, featuring on wxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx and, where Content is Java-based, on VGSL’s Java repository) and as a record of marketing relating to the Directory, without the prior consent of the Content Provider;
6.2.2 in respect of advertising and marketing for and of the Content on television and radio, in the press, on billboards and other outdoor media and in advertising in cinemas, with the prior consent of the Content Provider (such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed - in the absence of reasonable refusal within seven days of request, consent shall be deemed to have been given); and
6.2.3 in respect of all advertising or marketing for and of the Content not specified in Clause 6.2.2 (including, without limitation, featuring in the Vodafone section of wxx.xxxx.xxx where the Content is Java based), without the prior consent of the Content Provider.
6.3 All use of the Content Provider Marks shall be for the benefit of Content Provider and, save insofar as use of the Marketing Materials is permitted under Clause 6.2, in accordance with the reasonable terms of use generally applied by the Content Provider to its own activities and applying to licensees of the Content Provider Marks as notified to Vodafone and VGSL in the Content Provider Branding Guidelines.
6.4 For the avoidance of doubt, neither VGSL nor any Vodafone Group Company is obliged to conduct any advertising, marketing or promotion for or in relation to the Content.
6.5 Except as...
Intellectual Property Rights and Branding. All intellectual property rights (in the nature of trademark or copyright or any other right) in the brand name, product names, logos, designs, colour schemes, names, marks, designs, drawings, colour, artistic work / manner etc. (hereafter collectively referred as "Marks") shall vest exclusively and at all times with the Company and the POSP agrees and undertakes not to set up an adverse claim at any time either during the currency of this Agreement or at any time thereafter. The POSP also agrees and undertakes that it shall not allow the usage of Marks by any other third party. Further, to the best of its knowledge, the POSP shall be liable to bring to the notice of the Company all instances of a breach committed by any third-party against the rights of the Company under this Clause.
Intellectual Property Rights and Branding. The intellectual property rights (in the nature of trademark or copyright or any other right) in the brand name, product names, logos, designs, color schemes, marks, drawings, artistic work etc of LenDenClub (hereafter collectively referred as "Marks") exclusively belong and vest in LenDenClub. The Channel Partner is not permitted to use any Marks. The Channel Partner agrees and undertakes not to set up an adverse claim at any time either during the currency of this Agreement or at any time thereafter in relation to the Marks. The Channel Partner further agrees and undertakes that it shall not allow the usage of Marks by any other third party. The Channel Partner is not permitted to use, assign, copy, modify, merge, or transfer the Marks or any part of them, and further agrees not to remove, conceal, or obliterate any copyright, credit-line, date-line or other proprietary notice included in any document, material, or other matter of LenDenClub. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Channel Partner will have the right to use co-branded material as is prepared by LenDenClub, use of which is expressly approved in writing by LenDenClub
Intellectual Property Rights and Branding. The intellectual property rights (in the nature of trademark or copyright or any other right) in the brand name, product names, logos, designs, color schemes, marks, drawings, artistic work etc of the AMC (hereafter collectively referred as "Marks") exclusively belong and vest in the AMC. The Distributor is not permitted to use any Marks. The Distributor agrees and undertakes not to set up an adverse claim at any time either during the currency of this Agreement or at any time thereafter in relation to the Marks. The Distributor further agrees and undertakes that he shall not allow the usage of Marks by any other third party. Distributor is not permitted to use, assign, copy, modify, merge, or transfer the Marks or any part of them, and further agrees not to remove, conceal, or obliterate any copyright, credit-line, date-line or other proprietary notice included in any document, material, or other matter of the AMC.
Intellectual Property Rights and Branding.
13.1 Nothing in this MSA will change the ownership of the Intellectual Property Rights of either Party.
13.2 If and to the extent that it is not reasonably practicable for Phoenix to perform its obligations under this MSA without the use of any of the Intellectual Property Rights of the Client, the Client hereby grants to Phoenix a royalty free, non-exclusive, non- transferable, licence to use such Intellectual Property Rights as reasonably necessary for such purpose. Phoenix will not use such Intellectual Property Rights for any other purpose.
13.3 If and to the extent that it is not reasonably practicable for the Client to receive the Services without the use of any of the Intellectual Property Rights of Phoenix or its licensors, Phoenix hereby grants to the Client a royalty free, non-exclusive, non- transferable, revocable licence, to use such Intellectual Property Rights as reasonably necessary for such purpose. The Client will not use such Intellectual Property Rights for any other purpose.
13.4 Neither Party will use the other Party’s name, brand, logo or get-up in its promotional materials or press releases without the other Party’s prior agreement to each new use (not to be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed). Neither Party will do any act or thing reasonably likely to damage the other’s brand or title to its trademarks, logos and get-up. Any co-branded materials or collateral will be subject to the agreement of both Parties in each case (such agreement not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed).
Intellectual Property Rights and Branding. The IDeA and the Recipient agree that all rights, title and interest in or to any information, data, reports, documents, procedures, forecasts, technology, Know- How and any other Intellectual Property Rights whatsoever owned by either the IDeA or the Recipient before the commencement of the Funding period (“Background IRP”) or developed by either party during the Grant Period (“Arising IPR”), shall remain the property of that party. The Recipient agrees to grant the IDeA a perpetual, royalty-free, irrevocable, non-exclusive licence in respect of the Arising IPR created or developed by the Recipient pursuant to the Agreement in the course of carrying out the activities set out in Annex [B], during the Funding Period
