Ownership of Service Results Sample Clauses

Ownership of Service Results. The Contractor agrees that all discoveries, designs, inventions, works of authorship, improvements in any apparatus, device, process, technology or thing, know-how, base materials, research results, data, surveys, maps, plans, schematics, reports (including progress reports referred to in Section 2.5), charges, tabulations, compilations, diagrams, flow-charts, processes, formulae, computer programs, specifications, screen or program layouts, drawings, documents, and notes or materials of any type whatsoever developed, created, conceived of, first reduced to practice or prepared by or on behalf of the Contractor or any officer, employee, agent or subcontractor in performance of the Services either alone or jointly with others (hereinafter collectively called the "Services Results") shall be fully and promptly disclosed to the Community and shall be the absolute and exclusive property of the Community, including any patent, copyright, other intellectual property or other rights of any kind in relation thereto. The Contractor hereby assigns, transfers and conveys to the Community all of its right, title and interest in and to the Service Results and the Contractor shall promptly execute and do or cause to be executed and done any and all documents and things necessary or desirable to give effect to the provisions of this Section 5.4, including the execution of a written assignment of all right, title and interest, whether in law or in equity, to the Community for any or all of the Services Results, in form acceptable to the Community. Upon completion of the Services or expiration or termination of this Agreement, whichever is sooner (and from time to time upon request by the Community), the Service Results and all copies thereof shall be delivered by the Contractor to the Community without demand by the Community without demand by the Community, together with all supporting materials, explanatory notes and know-how required or reasonably necessary for full and complete disclosure of such Service Results and to enable the Community to understand, use and modify the Service Results without assistance. No use may be made of the Service Results by the Contractor other than in connection with the performance of the Services hereunder. The Contractor hereby waives absolutely (and shall cause any other persons to waive absolutely) in favour of the Community, its successors and assigns, any moral rights the Contractor or such other persons have or may at any time her...
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