Common use of Inventions, Discoveries and Improvements Clause in Contracts

Inventions, Discoveries and Improvements. SECTION 1. All inventions, discoveries, improvements or copyrightable materials ("Discoveries" ) which EMPLOYEE conceives or makes, solely or in conjunction with others, during his period of employment with SEEC, in any field in which, during the term of this Agreement, SEEC is or plans to be engaged, and in all related fields, are the sole and exclusive property of SEEC. All such Discoveries made with two (2) years following termination of his employment shall be deemed to fall within this provision, unless EMPLOYEE bears the burden of proving, by evidence that is clear and convincing, that they were conceived and made after the termination of his employment with SEEC.

Inventions, Discoveries and Improvements. SECTION Section 1. All inventions, discoveries, improvements or copyrightable materials ("Discoveries" hereinafter) which EMPLOYEE conceives or makes, solely or in conjunction with others, during his period of employment with SEEC, in any field in which, during the term of this Agreement, SEEC is or plans to be engaged, and in all related fields, are the sole and exclusive property of SEEC. All such Discoveries made with within two (2) years following termination of his employment shall be deemed to fall within this provision, unless EMPLOYEE bears the burden of proving, by evidence that is clear and convincing, that they were conceived and made after the termination of his employment with SEEC.

Inventions, Discoveries and Improvements. SECTION 1. All inventions, discoveries, improvements or copyrightable materials ("Discoveries" ") which EMPLOYEE conceives or makes, solely or in conjunction with others, during his period of employment with SEEC, in any field in which, during the term of this Agreement, SEEC is or plans to be engaged, and in all related fields, are the sole and exclusive property of SEEC. All such Discoveries made with two (2) years following termination of his employment shall be deemed to fall within this provision, unless EMPLOYEE bears the burden of proving, by evidence that is clear and convincing, that they were conceived and made after the termination of his employment with SEEC.