Common use of Non-Confidential Clause in Contracts

Non-Confidential. Notices provided by Member under Section 4 are not confidential, and will be made available to End Users and Members upon request to RESO at RESO’s sole discretion and may otherwise be made available at RESO’s sole discretion. However, if a Member has filed a provisional or non-provisional patent application with the USPTO or patent application with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office that has not yet become public prior to RESO’s receipt of a Section 4 notice, that Member may note on the notice that the Member Claimed Intellectual Property is contained in a non-public patent application. Member shall provide further explanation of that Member Claimed Intellectual Property and how the RESO Product may infringe it under a separate confidentiality agreement with RESO. OWNERSHIP, LICENSES, MODIFICATION OF RESO PRODUCTS

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Property Rights Agreement, Property Rights Agreement, Property Rights Agreement

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