Common use of Naming Rights Clause in Contracts

Naming Rights. The Contractor acknowledges that the Province, as owner of the Lands, and the New Infrastructure, has the exclusive right to name and re-name the New Infrastructure and all related roadways and improvements. The Contractor shall not name nor purport to name the Project, the New Infrastructure, or any portions thereof. Where the Province has named the New Infrastructure, the Contractor shall not publicly refer to the infrastructure except as so named by the Province.

Naming Rights. The Contractor acknowledges that the Province, as owner of the Lands, the Existing Infrastructure, and the New Infrastructure, has the exclusive right to name and re-name (subject to Sections 7.1 and 7.2) the Existing Infrastructure, the New Infrastructure and all related roadways and improvements. The Contractor shall not name nor purport to name the Project, the Existing Infrastructure, the New Infrastructure, or any portions thereof. Where the Province has named the Existing Infrastructure or the New Infrastructure, the Contractor shall not publicly refer to the infrastructure except as so named by the Province.

Naming Rights. The Contractor acknowledges that the Province, as owner of the Lands, the Existing Infrastructure and the New Infrastructure, has the exclusive right to name and re-name the Existing Infrastructure, the New Infrastructure and all related roadways and improvements. The Contractor shall not name nor purport to name the Project, the Existing Infrastructure, the New Infrastructure, or any portions thereof. Where the Province has named the Existing Infrastructure or the New Infrastructure, the Contractor shall not publicly refer to the infrastructure except as so named by the Province.