Other Licensed Technology Clause Samples
The 'Other Licensed Technology' clause defines the scope and inclusion of additional technologies, intellectual property, or know-how that are licensed under the agreement but are not explicitly listed elsewhere. This clause typically clarifies that any related patents, software, or proprietary processes owned or controlled by the licensor, which are necessary for the licensee to fully utilize the main licensed product or service, are also covered. By doing so, it ensures that the licensee has access to all relevant technology needed for effective use, reducing the risk of disputes over what is included and preventing gaps in the rights granted.
Other Licensed Technology. Licensed Technology other than that ------------------------- described in Subsections 4(a) through 4(c) above shall be made available to AMRC on a royalty-free basis except for such Licensed Technology (i) that is ------ sublicensed to AMRC and for which WorldSpace or AMSC, as the case may be, must pay a royalty, in which case AMRC shall pay an incremental royalty to WorldSpace or AMSC, as the case may be, based on the royalty paid by WorldSpace or AMSC, respectively, or (ii) with respect to which the relevant parties agree otherwise.
Other Licensed Technology. Section 4.8(h). . . 8
Other Licensed Technology. For the Net Sales realized by Licensee (or its Affiliates) from a particular country in which there are no validly issued patent rights for the Composition of Matter Patent Claims or the Method of Use Claims, Licensee shall pay a royalty of two percent (2%) of said Net Sales, payable up through the fifth anniversary of the first commercial sale of a Licensed Product in any country. For avoidance of doubt and for an example, if the first such sale occurs in the year 2000 in one country, then Licensee’s royalty obligation will cease in all countries five years later (in 2005) since there is no patent protection.