Licence Rights. Regarding the Licence’s single payment, subscription fee, and or rendering capacity to be realized by the LICENSEE, LICENSOR allows the LICENSEE a non-exclusive SOFTWARE license, to be used by his workers with the aim of installing and using the SOFTWARE for his own commercial and internal matters. The guaranteed license described in clause 10 will expire 30 days after the Delivery Date if LICENSOR does not receive the amount to be paid for the license. When the SOFTWARE is used through the online service, the service can be suspended when LICENSOR does not get paid a rendering capacity, or at the end of the billing period established in the commercial agreement. In the case that the license expired due to lack of payment, the SOFTWARE will no longer work. This is due to design and it is not a SOFTWARE defect. In this case, LICENSOR will re-establish the SOFTWARE functionalities on the first working day after LICENSOR has received the amount to cover the license, and or enable rendering capacity.. The CUSTOMER will be able to make additional copies of the SOFTWARE as long as those are necessary for their usage. The CUSTOMER can also copy the SOFTWARE in order to save security copies. He should also reproduce and include the SOFTWARE copyright and ownership notes in any copy in the same way as they appear on the original copies given to the CUSTOMER. The SOFTWARE is configured by LICENSOR. The SOFTWARE license is given “By User”, and with certain “rendering capacity”. The CUSTOMER understands that the SOFTWARE imposes this restriction and that if the SOFTWARE does not work in agreement with the Documentation because the number of users required is higher than the number of users licensed, and or there is not rendering capacity available, and therefore it is not due to a SOFTWARE defect. LICENSOR reserves the whole of the SOFTWARE rights which have not been specifically given by this License Agreement.
Licence Rights. A Party can exercise its option to obtain from the owner(s) of the Foreground a licence to use the protected Foreground for commercial purposes in their Field of Use, with the right to sub-license to its contracted manufacturers (hereinafter referred to as: “Licence”) within the period as specified in Article 9.4. This Licence can be granted on a non-exclusive, semi-exclusive or exclusive basis, depending on the number of interested Parties. Only in the situation of an exclusive Licence, the licensee is allowed to provide sub-licenses to third parties. If Licences are granted to more than one Party (when at least one of those Parties requested an exclusive Licence) for Fields of Use that overlap or concern consecutive steps (e.g. as parts of a value chain), then such Licences will become semi-exclusive, meaning that licensees are not entitled to limit the other licensee’s Licence in the overlapping Field of Use or in the full exploitation of the consecutive step for which the Licence was obtained. The conditions and fee for such Licence shall be determined in accordance with Market Conditions. The Licence fee shall be paid to the Party owning the IP Rights. In addition to the Licence fee, the concerned Parties may agree on a reasonable compensation for the annual maintenance costs of the IP Rights in the countries the licensee is interested in, which will be incurred each year by the owner(s) of the concerned IP Rights.
Licence Rights. 2.1. ONS hereby grants to BIO, and BIO hereby accepts, the right to licence the ONS Product during the Term, including co-packaging, marketing, selling and distributing, in the Territory, subject to the terms and conditions set forth below and otherwise set forth in this Agreement.
(a) This licence right shall be exclusive with respect to the Territory
(b) BIO shall at all time uses its best efforts in order to actively promote the sales of the ONS Product pursuant to this Agreement and develop the market for the ONS Product in the Territory.
2.2. BIO hereby acknowledges that any claims made in the packaging and/or advertisement relating to the ONS Product which is created or used by BIO, any claim relating to the functions and characteristics of the ONS Product made in the Materials used in the Territory, as well as any future changes related to any of the aforementioned, shall be the sole responsibility of BIO, except for the use of Published Studies or the use of claims made or information provided in the Published Studies. All such Materials used in the Territory shall be subject to the prior written approval of ONS, with the sole objective being to ensure that they adequately protect ONS trademarks and copyrights, with such approval not being unreasonably withheld... ONS shall not require BIO to make any changes to the Materials that do not affect ONS trademarks, copyrights, or ONS trademark policies that have been applied worldwide in a consistent manner to all distributors of the ONS Product. BIO shall submit to ONS all proposed Materials at least thirty (30) days prior to publicly releasing any such Materials. Except as otherwise provided herein, upon termination or expiration of this Agreement, each of BIO and ONS agrees not to use or advertise any trademarks, logos or other property rights of the other party.
2.3. ONS hereby grants BIO the right to use the Trademarks in connection with the promotion, marketing and sale of ONS Product in the Territory and the right to use the applicable Trademarks in relation with the Promotional Items and Product Packaging, ONS Marketing Resources, and the Materials in the Territory, the whole without any consideration other than as provided herein. ONS hereby grants BIO the right to use the Trademarks in the Territory that relate to the ONS Product in relation with the Promotional Items and the Materials in the Territory, the whole without any consideration other than as provided herein. Notwithstanding the fore...
Licence Rights. 19.1. Unless expressly provided for in this Agreement, or as the Parties otherwise agree in writing in accordance with the Change Control Procedure, all title to and rights in each Party’s Technology and/or hardware equipment shall remain with that Party.
19.2. Each Party grants to the other a limited non-exclusive, non-transferable licence during the Term to use such equipment and Technology as strictly necessary in connection with Provider’s provision of the Services to CUSTOMER and the enjoyment by CUSTOMER of such Services.
Licence Rights. 1. The Licensor shall grant this royalty-based and non-exclusive licence for an indefinite period of time, with an unlimited territorial scope, to use the Speech in the following way: for reproducing for the Licensee's own use, public and non-public performance, commercial and non-commercial performance, placing on commercial and non- commercial websites, as well as using in commercial and non-commercial materials and works.
2. The rights referred to hereabove may be exercised by the Licensee using all types of carriers, in all kinds of media, including telecommunication connections, with the reservation that the Licensee may use the Speech in the form and format which does not cause any deterioration of the play-back quality of Speech as compared to the original version of Speech downloaded from xxx.xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxx.
3. The Licensee shall be entitled to modify the Speech.
Licence Rights. 1.1 With regard to Elements and AVM Trademarks, AVM is the owner or licensor of certain copyrights and other AVM intellectual property rights („IPRs“).
1.2 Under all AVM IPRs and during the term of this Agreement, AVM grants YOU the non-exclusive, royalty-free, non-assignable right to use certain Elements and Trademarks (in accordance with Section 24 German Trademark Act) exclusively in connection with the promotion of sale and distribution of Products.
1.3 The use of Elements and Trademarks pursuant to Section 1.2 is granted YOU for promotion purposes related to AVM Products together with YOUR products and/or services.
1.4 Any use of Elements and Trademarks shall be strictly in accordance with such standards and other directions as AVM may from time to time prescribe relative to the size, design, position, colour and other appearance of Elements and Trademarks. Those standards and other directions such as the AVM Corporate Identity Guidelines shall be made available on YOUR request and may be modified from time to time at AVM´s discretion.
1.5 YOU shall not be entitled to modify or otherwise alter the Elements or Trademarks in whole or in part without prior written consent of AVM.
1.6 AVM reserves all IPRs except as expressly granted herein.
Licence Rights. BOC hereby grants you a non-exclusive, non-transferable licence (without the right to sublicence) to use ADOxx for research and academic teaching purposes in accordance with all of the terms and conditions of this Licence. IT IS NOT ALLOWED
1. to install, use, distribute or copy ADOxx except as expressly permitted in this licence, 2. translate, reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble ADOxx,
3. to sell, transfer, rent, lease or assign a ADOxx licence,
4. to modify a ADOxx, to merge ADOxx as part of any other product or collection of products, or create derivative works derived from ADOxx or any component thereof, without the prior written consent of XXXxx.xxx,
5. to use ADOxx, or any of its components, to create any product that competes with BOC's products, or any of their components,
6. to transfer ADOxx or your rights under this Licence to someone else and
7. to transfer XXXxx.xxx account details to someone else.
8. to use ADOxx in a commercial way without additional and written agreement with BOC. In addition, in no event XXXxx.xxx authorises you or anyone else to use ADOxx in applications or systems where XXXxx's failure to perform could reasonably be expected to result in significant physical injury, property damage, or loss of life, including but not limited to use in hazardous environments requiring fail-safe performance, such as in the operation of nuclear facilities, aircraft navigation or communication systems, air traffic control, direct life support machines or weapons systems. ADOxx is not fault- tolerant and is not designed, manufactured or intended for any such use. Any such use is entirely at your own risk, and you agree to defend, indemnify and hold XXXxx.xxx, and its principals, shareholders, officers, employees, affiliates, contractors, and licencers, harmless from any and all claims or losses relating to such unauthorised use.
Licence Rights. Pursuant to the terms of the Licence Agreement and during the Term and any Further Terms:
Licence Rights. Third Party Software is licensed to the Customer during the Term or any Renewal Term, either: (i) under the terms of the third party’s End User Licence Agreement with Customer; or (ii) under the terms of a sub- licence granted by DXC on the same terms as DXC's licence agreement with the third party. In all cases, Customer and its authorised users use of the Third Party Software is subject to and governed by the terms and conditions set out in the applicable third party software licence agreement.
Licence Rights all licences (including non-exclusive rights, permits, approvals, consents, registrations, certificates and other authorizations) relating to the Business granted to the Vendor by any third party under all contracts and agreements (written or oral), including, without limitation, those listed in Schedule 2.01(o) attached hereto;
