Common use of No Impairment of Rights Clause in Contracts

No Impairment of Rights. Owner represents and warrants to Purchaser that Owner is the exclusive proprietor, throughout the universe, of all rights in and to the Property granted herein to Purchaser; that Owner has not assigned, licensed or in any manner encumbered, diminished or impaired any such rights; that Owner has not committed or omitted to perform any act by which such rights could or will be encumbered, diminished or impaired; and that there is no outstanding claim or litigation pending against or involving the title, ownership and/or copyright in the Property, or in any part thereof, or in any rights granted herein to Purchaser. Owner further represents and warrants that no attempt shall be made hereafter to encumber, diminish or impair any of the rights granted herein and that all appropriate protection of such rights will continue to be maintained by Owner.

No Impairment of Rights. Owner represents and warrants to Purchaser that Owner is the exclusive proprietor, proprietor throughout the universe, world of all the rights in and to the Property Work herein granted herein to Purchaser; that Owner has not assigned, licensed or in any manner encumbered, diminished encumbered or impaired any such said rights; that Owner has not committed or omitted to perform do any act by which such the rights could or will might be encumbered, diminished or impaired; and that there is no outstanding claim or litigation pending against or involving the title, ownership and/or or copyright of the Work or any part thereof or in the Property, or in any part thereof, or in any rights granted herein to Purchasertherein. Owner further represents and warrants that no attempt shall hereafter will be made hereafter to encumber, diminish or impair any of the rights herein granted herein and that all appropriate protection of such rights will continue to be maintained by Owner.