Overall Scope Sample Clauses

Overall Scope. The parties intend that the Joint Development Plan activities shall include all activities that, if the trials described there are favorable, are required to obtain B.L.A. approval in the U.S. for the Initial Indication (it being understood that the parties anticipate ZENYAKU-Territory-specific trials will additionally be required to obtain B.L.A. approval in Japan for this indication; and that these ZENYAKU Territory-specific clinical trials for the Initial Indication would be conducted by ZENYAKU under the ZENYAKU Development Plan), and all trials that (if favorable) would be required in order to obtain B.L.A. approval in the U.S. and in Japan for SLE (such that no additional Japan-specific trials are anticipated by the parties to be required to support Japanese Regulatory Approval of Product to treat SLE if sufficiently favorable results are generated in the Joint Development Plan trials). The parties may, but are not required to, mutually agree to include other shared development for other indications in the Shared Cost Budget within the Joint Development Plan in the future, but neither party shall be required to agree to such an expansion (nor to any other change to the Shared Cost Budget in the absence of written consensus between the parties). If the parties agree to include other indications within the Shared Cost Budget and the Joint Development Plan in the future, then they shall discuss and agree at the time on any corresponding amendments to the process for changing the such budget and plan with respect to the added indications, including limitations on unilateral changes to such budget and plan with respect to the added indications.
Sample 1
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Overall Scope. The provisions for mediation and binding arbitration set forth in this Schedule shall apply to all disputes arising under or relating to the Agreement. All binding arbitrations between the parties shall be resolved in accordance with the rules set forth in this Schedule, and where they do not conflict, the JAMS Rules. The parties acknowledge and agree that some of these disputes may be more efficiently and economically resolved through streamlined arbitration.
Sample 1

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