Ownership of Foreground. 1. Foreground shall be the property of the beneficiary carrying out the work generating that foreground.
Ownership of Foreground general principle Foreground shall be owned by the Party who carried out the work generating the Foreground, or on whose behalf such work was carried out. The Foreground is to the free and unrestricted disposal of the generating JU Project Participant.
Ownership of Foreground. Foreground resulting from the project is owned by the project Party generating it.5 In order to accomplish with the obligations resulting from the CA, Parties shall reach an agreement with their employees and other personnel as soon as the latter may be entitled to claim rights to Foreground (subcontractors, students, end-users actively involved in the project etc.). Such agreements may include a formal transfer of ownership or granting of appropriate access rights with a right to sublicense.6
Ownership of Foreground. FIRE Users are not affected by the terms and conditions provided under article 8.1 since a FIRE User is not expected to generate Foreground under the Project. Nevertheless, if a FIRE User is able to prove that the FIRE User has contributed to Foreground resulting from the Project, it remains advisable for such FIRE User to reach a specific written agreement as soon as possible before the generation of the solely or jointly owned Foreground with the Parties concerned in order to fix the terms and conditions of the ownership of the Foreground concerned. Regarding Foreground generated by the Parties excluding the FIRE Users, EC-GA Article II.26. - Article II.29. shall apply with the following additions:
Ownership of Foreground. Foreground shall be owned by the Party who carried out the work generating the Foreground, or on whose behalf such work was carried out. In order to avoid or resolve conflicts between project partners about the origin of the results, all the project partners shall maintain evidence showing the development of the generation of its Foreground in order to be able to prove its ownership and the date of its generation.
Ownership of Foreground. 8.2.1.1 Foreground shall be the property of the Party carrying out the work leading to that Foreground.
Ownership of Foreground. 5.3.1 Ownership of Foreground: general principle Foreground shall be owned by the Party who carried out the work generating the Foreground, or on whose behalf such work was carried out. Jointly generated Foreground If, in the course of carrying out work on the Project, Foreground is generated and 2 or more Parties (the "Contributors") contributed to it, and if the contributions to or features of such Foreground form an indivisible part thereof, such that under applicable law it is not possible to separate them for the purpose of applying for, obtaining and/or maintaining and/or owning the relevant patent protection or any other IPR protecting or available to protect such Foreground, the Contributors agree that all patents and other registered IPRs issued thereon, and any other IPRs protecting such Foreground, shall be jointly owned by the Contributors. The Contributors may jointly apply for the relevant patent or other property rights. The arrangements for applying for and maintaining such patent or other property rights shall be agreed between the Parties (contributors) concerned on a case-by-case basis.
Ownership of Foreground. 8.1.1 Each of the Parties retains full ownership or right of disposal over it’s Background, including but not limited to information listed in Attachment 3. For Background to be considered Confidential Information within the meaning of Article 10.1 of this Consortium Agreement the Disclosing Party must designate it as such according to the process outlined in Article 10.1.
Ownership of Foreground. 3.1 Foreground IP shall be owned by the Party generating such Foreground IP and each Party shall grant to the other a royalty free non-exclusive licence to any Foreground IP which it owns for the purposes of carrying out activities under this Agreement but for no other purpose.
Ownership of Foreground. IP Foreground IP shall be owned by the University. The University hereby grants to the Company a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to use and exploit the Foreground IP for its own purposes, commercial or otherwise. The Party owning the Foreground IP shall make all decisions on whether such Foreground IP should be protected by patent or other intellectual property protection. The costs of filing and protection of such patent application(s) or other protection shall be paid by the owning Party unless the Parties agree otherwise. The Parties shall discuss any such protection that should be sought and shall use reasonable endeavours to reach agreement in relation thereto. CONFIDENTIALITY Any Confidential Information will not without prior written consent of the owning Party or as otherwise provided under this Agreement be used, published or disclosed. The foregoing obligations shall not apply, or shall cease to apply, to such Confidential Information as the receiving Party can show to the reasonable satisfaction of the disclosing Party: has become public knowledge other than through any fault of the receiving Party; was already known to the receiving Party prior to disclosure by the disclosing Party; was independently developed by the receiving Party without recourse to or use of any Confidential Information; has been received by the receiving Party from a third party who did not acquire it in confidence from the disclosing Party, or someone owing a duty of confidence to the disclosing Party; or the receiving Party is required to disclose by law or by a requirement of a regulatory body. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, where either Party is in receipt of an information request pursuant to the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 or any analogous regulations in respect of Confidential Information (or any other information) relating to this Agreement or to the Project (the “Request”) it shall make an analysis as to whether the Confidential Information or other information requested is capable of benefiting from an exemption from disclosure. In the event that the Party in receipt of the Request considers that disclosure is legally required and makes the requested disclosure, no liability shall attach thereto. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, SIR may disclose: non-confidential information concerning the Project and the Company to third parties in order to promote, as it thinks f...
