Common use of Requirement of Originality Clause in Contracts

Requirement of Originality. (a) The obligation referred to in paragraph (l)(a) shall apply to layout-designs (topographies) that are original in the sense that they are the result of their creators' own intellectual effort and are not commonplace among creators of layout-designs (topographies) and manufacturers of integrated circuits at the time of their creation.

Requirement of Originality. (a) The obligation referred to in paragraph (l)(a1)(a) shall apply to layout-designs (topographies) that are original in the sense that they are the result of their creators' ’ own intellectual effort and are not commonplace among creators of layout-designs (topographies) and manufacturers of integrated circuits at the time of their creation.

Requirement of Originality. (a) The obligation referred to in paragraph (l)(a1)(a) shall apply to layout-designs (topographies) that are original in the sense that they are the result of their creators' own intellectual effort and are not commonplace among creators of layout-designs (topographies) and manufacturers of integrated circuits at the time of their creation.

Requirement of Originality. (a) a. The obligation referred to in paragraph (l)(a1)(a) shall apply to layout-designs (topographies) that are original in the sense that they are the result of their creators' ’ own intellectual effort and are not commonplace among creators of layout-designs (topographies) and manufacturers of integrated circuits at the time of their creation.

Requirement of Originality. (a) The obligation referred to in paragraph (l)(a1)(a) shall apply to layout-designs (topographies) that are original in the sense that they are the result of their creators' ’ own intellectual effort and are not commonplace among creators of layout-layout designs (topographies) and manufacturers of integrated circuits at the time of their creation.