Ownership and protection of Knowledge Sample Clauses

Ownership and protection of Knowledge. Knowledge shall be the property of the Consortium Member carrying out the work leading to that Knowledge. When several Consortium Members have jointly carried out work generating the Knowledge and where their respective share of work cannot be ascertained, they shall have joint ownership of that Knowledge. The Consortium Members concerned (“Contributors”) agree to jointly apply to obtain and/or maintain the relevant intellectual property rights and shall strive to set up amongst themselves appropriate agreements in order to do so. These co-ownership agreements shall specify, inter alia, the applicable arrangements in case of the extension of rights as well as those applicable to the allocation and assumption of expenses in connection with the requested protection. The share of each of the Contributors to the development of the Knowledge shall be defined proportionally to the resources implemented by each, whether human, financial or intellectual. So long as any such rights are in force, such Contributors shall be entitled to use and to licence such right on a non-exclusive basis with a financial compensation decided on a case-by-case basis in accordance with the agreements concluded with the prior consent of the other Contributors. In case a Consortium Member (“Originators”) decides in its sole discretion that it does not intend to seek adequate and effective protection over certain pieces of its Knowledge issuing from the Project, then, the Originator shall inform in writing the other Consortium Members, through the Coordinator, and any Consortium Member interested in applying to obtain and maintain such protection shall advise the other Consortium Members through the Coordinator and in writing within one (1) month of receipt of relevant notice. In case several Consortium Members are interested in so applying, they shall strive to set up amongst themselves and with the Originator appropriate agreements to this end. The investor shall assign against reasonable compensation to the other Parties all necessary rights which it owns.
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Ownership and protection of Knowledge. 6.2.1. Knowledge shall be the property of the Contractor carrying out the work leading to that Knowledge. 6.2.2. When several Contractors have jointly carried out work generating the Knowledge and where their respective share of work cannot be ascertained, they shall have joint ownership of that Knowledge. The Contractors concerned (“Contributors”) agree to jointly apply to obtain and/or maintain the relevant intellectual property rights and shall strive to set up amongst themselves appropriate agreements in order to do so. So long as any such rights are in force, such Contributors shall be entitled to use and to license such rights on a non-exclusive basis, without a financial compensation, decided on a case by-case basis in accordance with agreements concluded with the prior consent of the other Contributors. 6.2.3. In case a Contractor (“Originators”) decides in its sole discretion that it does not intend to seek adequate and effective protection over certain parts of its Knowledge issuing from the Project, then, the Originator shall inform in writing the other Contractors, through the Coordinator, and any Contractor interested in applying to obtain and maintain such protection shall advise the other Contractors through the Coordinator and in writing within one (1) month of receipt of relevant notice. In case several Contractors are interested in so applying, they shall strive to set up amongst themselves and with the Originator appropriate agreements to this end. Should no other Contractor show an interest in so applying, the Coordinator shall inform accordingly the interested party for his/her right in processing the equivalent procedures for strengthening and protecting the aforementioned knowledge. The foregoing shall be without prejudice to the Access rights of all Contractors that will remain unaffected.
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Ownership and protection of Knowledge. 7.2.1. Knowledge shall be the property of the Contractor generating it.
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Ownership and protection of Knowledge. As defined respectively under articles 1.1, 1.3 and 1.4 of the IPR Conditions: Knowledge arising from work carried out under a Collaborative Research Project shall be the property of the Participant carrying out the work leading to that Knowledge. If a Participant belongs to a National Network which has agreed on different rules on ownership such as direct ownership of its Knowledge to its Associate together with the obligations attached to it, then its part of ownership shall comply with the rules of its National Network. For French Participants, see article 8.3. If personnel employed by a Participant or if Associates are entitled to claim rights to Knowledge, the Participant shall take steps or reach appropriate agreements to ensure that these rights can be exercised in a manner compatible with its obligations under these IPR Conditions, the national funding rules and other Participants of the CRP. The following rules are complementary to them. As defined under article 1.2 of the IPR Conditions, where several Participants have jointly contributed to the generation of the Knowledge and where their respective share of the work cannot be ascertained, they shall have joint ownership of such Knowledge. The Participants concerned shall agree among themselves on the allocation and the terms of exercising the ownership of the Knowledge and should produce a co-ownership agreement within one (1) year following Knowledge discovery. These co-ownership agreements shall specify, inter alia, the share of ownership of the Knowledge, the kind of protection which will be used as described under article 8.2, Patent prosecution and maintenance rules, the applicable arrangements in case of the extension of rights as well as those applicable to the allocation and assumption of expenses in connection with the requested protection. The share of each of the co-owners to the development of the Knowledge shall be defined proportionally to the resources contributed by each, whether human, financial or intellectual. In case of conflict between the Participants for application of article 8.1.1, the dispositions of article 11.8 apply.
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Ownership and protection of Knowledge. 5.2.1 Knowledge shall be the property of the Party generating it. 5.2.2 The joint ownership of knowledge should be avoided where possible. Only where it is not possible to distinguish the contribution of two or more participants or the result cannot be separated into distinctive parts, joint ownership will be necessary. (see also XX Xxxxx Agreement, Xxxxx XX, Art. II.28.
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Ownership and protection of Knowledge. 40 9.4.2. Use and dissemination 41 9.5. Access Rights 41 9.5.1. General principles : 41 conditions of Access Rights 41
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