Common use of No Other Restrictions Clause in Contracts

No Other Restrictions. Notwithstanding Section 2.1, each Party may (i) use the term “ADT” at all times after the Trademark Assignment Date in any territory (a) in plain text and in a neutral manner, not as a trademark, to describe the history of the ADT business and (b) as required by applicable Law, and (ii) use the ADT Brand on (a) archival copies of legal documents, business correspondence and similar items that cannot be modified or have the ADT Brand covered or deleted therefrom, (b) printed or hard copy corporate documents and other materials describing the worldwide operations of each Party’s and its Affiliates’ businesses, provided that such materials shall not reasonably suggest or convey that such Party or its Affiliates are offering goods or services under the ADT Brand in the other Party’s territory, and (c) printed or hard copy corporate or promotional materials provided to actual or potential customers outside a Party’s territory, solely to promote or advertise such Party’s or its Affiliates’ businesses within its respective territory. For clarity, (x) neither Party is required hereunder to use the ADT Brand at any time, and any such non-use will not affect the other Party’s covenants hereunder, subject to Section 5.2 and (y) nothing in this Agreement is intended to limit or restrict each Party’s right to assert its rights under applicable trademark Law against the other Party, with respect to the other Party’s use or registration of any ADT Brand, ADT Secondary Brand, Tyco Secondary Brand, Shared Secondary Brand, or Designated Secondary Brand that is not expressly permitted by this Agreement.

No Other Restrictions. Notwithstanding Section 2.1, each Party may (i) use the term “ADT” at all times after the Trademark Assignment Date in any territory (a) in plain text and in a neutral manner, not as a trademark, to describe the history of the ADT business and (b) as required by applicable Law, and (ii) use the ADT Brand on (a) archival copies of legal documents, business correspondence and similar items that cannot be modified or have the ADT Brand covered or deleted therefrom, (b) printed or hard copy corporate documents and other materials describing the worldwide operations of each Party’s and its Affiliates’ businesses, provided that such materials shall not reasonably suggest or convey that such Party or its Affiliates are offering goods or services under the ADT Brand in the other Party’s territory, and (c) printed or hard copy corporate or promotional materials provided to actual or potential customers outside a Party’s territory, solely to promote or advertise such Party’s or its Affiliates’ businesses within its respective territory. For clarity, (x) neither Party is required hereunder to use the ADT Brand at any time, and any such non-use will not affect the other Party’s covenants hereunder, subject to Section 5.2 and (y) nothing in this Agreement is intended to limit or restrict each Party’s right to assert its rights under applicable trademark Law against the other Party, with respect to the other Party’s use or registration of any ADT Brand, ADT Secondary Brand, Tyco Secondary Brand, Shared Secondary Brand, Brand or Designated Secondary Brand that is not expressly permitted by this Agreement.