Common use of No Modification or Reverse Engineering Clause in Contracts

No Modification or Reverse Engineering. Customer shall not, and shall not allow any User, Affiliate or Service Provider to, (a) modify, port, adapt or translate or create any derivative works from or based on the Licensed Products, in whole or in part, (b) reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble or otherwise attempt to reduce the object code to or discover the source code of the Software, or (c) combine or merge the Software with, or incorporate it into, any other software. This prohibition shall not apply to the extent that applicable law affords Customer the right to decompile the Software if and as necessary to render it interoperable with other software licensed or used by Customer, provided that Customer first requests such interoperability information from Licensor and complies with any reasonable conditions, including payment of any reasonable fees and expenses then generally charged by Licensor to its customers for the same. Customer’s Use of the Software to process Customer information or tasks and produce activity lists, schedules or reports which the Software enables and for which it is intended will not be deemed to constitute creation of derivative works or violations of this Section 4.1.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Global License, Support, and Services Agreement, Global License, Support and Services Agreement, Global License, Support and Services Agreement

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