Ownership principle Sample Clauses

Ownership principle. 5.2.1.1 Where several Participants have jointly carried out work generating Results and it is not possible to establish the respective contribution of each Participant or separate them for the purpose of applying for, obtaining or maintaining their protection, they shall have joint ownership of such Results.
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Ownership principle. In principle, the Results shall be jointly owned in equal proportions by these Parties, hereinafter referred to as "Co-Owners". However, the Parties that produce a Result may consult one another in order to assign ownership to one of them. Any Result consisting of a new patent, software or other knowledge protected by an intellectual property right shall be the subject of co-ownership rules, which shall be drawn up between the Co-Owners as soon as necessary and in any event prior to any industrial and/or commercial exploitation. The co-ownership rules shall specify the allocation of the shares as well as the rights and obligations relating thereto. In the event that the Results are generated in part by the staff of a common research entity (such as a Mixed Research Unit), The managers of said entity shall be considered as a single Co-Owner. It is understood that said managers shall be responsible for apportioning amongst themselves the co-ownership share attributed to them, in accordance with the agreement governing the entity and shall appoint from amongst themselves a sole representative in accordance with Article L.533-1 et seq. of the Research Code.
Sample 1
Ownership principle. In the event of New Knowledge being created by the staff of two or more Participants without being able to assess the individual contributions of these in obtaining such knowledge, this New Knowledge, hereafter referred to as “Joint New Knowledge”, shall be jointly owned by these Participants (who are in turn hereafter referred to as the “Co-Owner Participants”) proportionally to their intellectual, human, material and financial contributions, unless said Participants contractually agree to having the related property rights being transferred to one of them. In the event of New Knowledge being created solely by a laboratory which is a joint research structure without corporate status, constituted by several Participants, the latter shall be deemed as being the owners of this New Knowledge, in accordance with the agreements executed between them. In the event of Joint New Knowledge being created by the staff of at least two laboratories, each of which is a joint research structure, constituted by different Participants, ownership of the Joint New Knowledge shall be shared between the Participants which are the trustees of said joint research structures proportionally to their intellectual, human, material and financial contributions, it being hereby stipulated that, within each joint research structure, the Participants constituting said joint research structure shall be personally responsible for the breakdown of the proportion of ownership between them, in accordance with the agreements executed between them. Any and all Joint New Knowledge consisting of a new patent, software or other knowledge protected by an intellectual property right, shall be subject to rules of co-ownership, that shall be drawn-up between the Co-Owner Participants as soon as necessary and, in all cases, prior to any and all industrial and/or commercial use.
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