Revocation or Nullity Action Clause Samples
A Revocation or Nullity Action clause defines the process by which a party can challenge the validity of a granted right, such as a patent or trademark, by seeking its revocation or declaration of nullity. Typically, this clause outlines the grounds on which such actions can be initiated, the competent authority or court for filing the action, and any procedural requirements or time limits involved. Its core practical function is to provide a formal mechanism for disputing and potentially invalidating rights that were improperly granted or are no longer justified, thereby ensuring that only valid rights are enforceable and reducing the risk of unjust claims.
Revocation or Nullity Action. If TONGSHI files any action against any of the FhG Patent Rights or against any of the WORLDSPACE Patent Rights, or any action challenging the validity of the WORLDSPACE Information, or otherwise disputes the validity of any of the foregoing, including the filing of a revocation or nullity action, WORLDSPACE may terminate this Agreement.
Revocation or Nullity Action. If BPL files any action against any of the FhG Patent Rights or against any of the WORLDSPACE Patent Rights, or any action challenging the validity of the WORLDSPACE Information, or otherwise disputes the validity of any of the foregoing, including the filing of a revocation or nullity action, WORLDSPACE may terminate this Agreement.
Revocation or Nullity Action. If Manufacturer files any action against any of the XM Patent Rights, or any action challenging the validity of the XM Information, or otherwise disputes the validity of any of the foregoing, including any revocation or nullity action, XM may immediately terminate this Agreement.