Common use of Rights of use Clause in Contracts

Rights of use. 2.1 The Supplier hereby grants the Customer the following non-exclusive, transferable, worldwide and perpetual rights: 2.1.1 to use the deliveries and services including related documentation, to integrate them into other products and to distribute them; 2.1.2 to install, launch, test and operate software and its related documenta- tion (hereinafter collectively referred to as “Software”); 2.1.3 to sublicense the right of use under section 2.1.2 above to affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Spanish Commerce Code”), to con- tracted third parties, to distributors and to end customers; 2.1.4 to license to affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Spanish Com- merce Code”), and other distributors the right to sublicense the right of use under section 2.1.2 above to end customers; 2.1.5 to use the Software for integration into other products and to copy the Software, or to allow affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Span- ish Commerce Code), contracted third parties or distributors to use and copy the Software; 2.1.6 to distribute, sell, hire out, lease, make ready for download or make publicly available the Software, e.g. in the context of application service providing or in other contexts, and to copy the Software to the extent required, always provided that the number of licenses being used at any one time does not exceed the number of licenses purchased; 2.1.7 to sublicense the right of use under section 2.1.6 above to affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Spanish Commerce Code), contracted third parties and distributors. 2.2 In addition to the rights granted in section 2.1 above, the Customer, affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Spanish Commerce Code) and distributors are authorized to allow end customers to transfer the respective licenses. 2.3 All sublicenses granted by the Customer must contain appropriate pro- tection for the intellectual property rights of the Supplier in the Software. All sublicenses must contain any contractual provisions used by the Customer to protect its own intellectual property rights. 2.4 The Supplier shall inform the Customer - at the latest at the time the order is confirmed - whether the products and services to be delivered contain open source components. In the context of this provision “open source components” means any software, hardware or other information that is provided royalty-free by the respective licensor to any user on the basis of a license with the right to modify and/or to distribute (e.g. GNU General Public License (GPL), the GNU Lesser GPL (LGPL), or the MIT License). Should the products and services delivered by the Supplier contain open source components, the Supplier shall comply with all applicable open source license terms and shall grant all those rights to the Customer and pro- vide all information which the Customer needs in order to comply him- self with the applicable license terms. In particular, the Supplier must deliver to the Customer promptly after the order is confirmed the follow- ing: - A schedule of all open source components used, indicating the rel- evant license, its version and including a copy of the complete text of such license and including a reference to copyright and/or author- ship. Such schedule must have an understandable structure and contain a table of contents. - The complete source code of the relevant open source software, including scripts and information regarding its generating environ- ment insofar as the applicable open source conditions require this. 2.5 The Supplier shall by the time of order confirmation at the latest inform the Customer in writing whether any open source licenses used by the Supplier might be subject to a Copyleft Effect which could affect the products of the Customer. In the context of this provision, “Copyleft Ef- fect“ means that the provisions of the open source license require that certain of the Supplier’s products, as well as any products derived from such products, may only be redistributed in accordance with the terms of the open source license, e.

Rights of use. 2.1 The Supplier hereby grants the Customer the following non-exclusive, transferable, worldwide and perpetual rights: 2.1.1 to use the deliveries and services including related documentation, to integrate them into other products and to distribute them; 2.1.2 to install, launch, test and operate software and its related documenta- tion (hereinafter collectively referred to as “Software”); 2.1.3 to sublicense the right of use under section 2.1.2 above to affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Spanish Commerce Code”), to con- tracted third parties, to distributors and to end customers; 2.1.4 to license to affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Spanish Com- merce Commerce Code”), and other distributors the right to sublicense the right of use under section 2.1.2 above to end customers; 2.1.5 to use the Software for integration into other products and to copy the Software, or to allow affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Span- ish Spanish Commerce Code), contracted third parties or distributors to use and copy the Software; 2.1.6 to distribute, sell, hire out, lease, make ready for download or make publicly available the Software, e.g. in the context of application service ser- vice providing or in other contexts, and to copy the Software to the extent ex- tent required, always provided that the number of licenses being used at any one time does not exceed the number of licenses purchased; 2.1.7 to sublicense the right of use under section 2.1.6 above to affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Spanish Commerce Code), contracted con- tracted third parties and distributors. 2.2 In addition to the rights granted in section 2.1 above, the Customer, affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Spanish Commerce Code) and distributors are authorized to allow end customers to transfer the respective licenses. 2.3 All sublicenses granted by the Customer must contain appropriate pro- tection protection for the intellectual property rights of the Supplier in the Software. All sublicenses must contain any contractual provisions used by the Customer to protect its own intellectual property rights. 2.4 The Supplier shall inform the Customer - at the latest at the time the order is confirmed - whether the products and services to be delivered contain open source components. In the context of this provision “open source components” means any software, hardware or other information that is provided royalty-free by the respective licensor to any user on the basis of a license with the right to modify and/or to distribute (e.g. GNU General Public License (GPL), the GNU Lesser GPL (LGPL), or the MIT License). Should the products and services delivered by the Supplier contain open source components, the Supplier shall comply with all applicable open source license terms and shall grant all those rights to the Customer and pro- vide all information which the Customer needs in order to comply him- self with the applicable license terms. In particular, the Supplier must deliver to the Customer promptly after the order is confirmed the follow- ingfol- lowing: - A schedule of all open source components used, indicating the rel- evant relevant license, its version and including a copy of the complete text of such license and including a reference to copyright and/or author- shipauthorship. Such schedule must have an understandable structure and contain a table of contents. - The complete source code of the relevant open source software, including scripts and information regarding its generating environ- ment insofar as the applicable open source conditions require this. 2.5 The Supplier shall by the time of order confirmation at the latest inform the Customer in writing whether any open source licenses used by the Supplier might be subject to a Copyleft Effect which could affect the products of the Customer. In the context of this provision, “Copyleft Ef- fect“ means that the provisions of the open source license require that certain of the Supplier’s products, as well as any products derived from such products, may only be redistributed in accordance with the terms of the open source license, e.

Rights of use. 2.1 The Supplier hereby grants the Customer the following non-exclusive, transferable, worldwide and perpetual rights: 2.1.1 to use the deliveries and services including related documentation, to integrate them into other products and to distribute themthem worldwide; 2.1.2 to install, launch, test and operate use or allow others to use software and its related documenta- tion documentation (hereinafter collectively referred to as “"Software”)") in connection with the installation, launch, testing and operation of the Software and the deliveries and services; 2.1.3 to sublicense the right of use under section 2.1.2 above to affiliates (as defined by the article 42 § 15 of the Spanish Commerce CodeGerman Companies Act, “AktG”), ) to con- tracted third parties, to other distributors and to end customers; 2.1.4 to license to affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Spanish Com- merce Code”), §15 AktG) and other distributors the right to sublicense the right of use under section 2.1.2 above to end customers; 2.1.5 to use the Software for integration into other products and to copy the Software, or to allow affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Span- ish Commerce Code), contracted third parties §15AktG) or distributors other dis- tributors to use and copy the Software; 2.1.6 to distribute, sell, hire out, lease, make ready for download or make publicly available the Software, e.g. in the context of application service providing Application Ser- vice Providing or in other contexts, and to copy the Software to the extent ex- tent required, always provided that the number of licenses being used at any one time does not exceed the number of licenses purchased; 2.1.7 to sublicense the right of use under section 2.1.6 above to affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Spanish Commerce Code), contracted third parties §15 AktG) and other distributors. 2.2 In addition to the rights granted in section 2.1 above, the Customer, affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Spanish Commerce Code§15AktG) and other distributors are authorized to allow end customers to transfer the respective Software licenses. 2.3 All sublicenses granted by the Customer must contain appropriate pro- tection protection for the intellectual property rights of the Supplier in the Software. All sublicenses must contain any contractual provisions used by the Customer to protect its own intellectual property rights. 2.4 The Supplier shall inform the Customer - at the latest at the time the order is confirmed - whether the products and services to be delivered contain open source components. In the context of this provision “open source components” means any software, hardware or other information that is provided royalty-free by the respective licensor to any user on the basis of a license with the right to modify and/or to distribute (e.g. GNU General Public License (GPL), the GNU Lesser GPL (LGPL), or the MIT License). Should the products and services delivered by the Supplier contain open source components, the Supplier shall comply with all applicable open source license terms and shall grant all those rights to the Customer and pro- vide all information which the Customer needs in order to comply him- self with the applicable license terms. In particular, the Supplier must deliver to the Customer promptly after the order is confirmed the follow- ing: - A schedule of all open source components used, indicating the rel- evant license, its version and including a copy of the complete text of such license and including a reference to copyright and/or author- ship. Such schedule must have an understandable structure and contain a table of contents. - The complete source code of the relevant open source software, including scripts and information regarding its generating environ- ment insofar as the applicable open source conditions require this". 2.5 The Supplier shall by the time of order confirmation at the latest inform the Customer in writing whether any open source licenses used by the Supplier might be subject to a Copyleft Effect which could affect the products of the Customer. In the context of this provision, “Copyleft Ef- fect“ means that the provisions of the open source license require that certain of the Supplier’s products, as well as any products derived from such products, may only be redistributed in accordance with the terms of the open source license, e.

Rights of use. 2.1 The Supplier hereby grants the Customer the following non-exclusive, transferable, worldwide and perpetual rights: 2.1.1 to use the deliveries and services including related documentation, to integrate them into other products and to distribute themthem worldwide; 2.1.2 to install, launch, test and operate use or allow others to use software and its related documenta- tion documentation (hereinafter collectively referred to as “"Software”)") in connection with the installation, launch, testing and operation of the Software; 2.1.3 to sublicense the right of use under section 2.1.2 above to affiliates (as defined by the article 42 § 15 of the Spanish Commerce CodeGerman Companies Act, “AktG”), ) to con- tracted third parties, to other distributors and to end customers; 2.1.4 to license to affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Spanish Com- merce Code”), §15 AktG) and other distributors the right to sublicense the right of use under section 2.1.2 above to end customers; 2.1.5 to use the Software for integration into other products and to copy the Software, or to allow affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Span- ish Commerce Code), contracted third parties §15AktG) or distributors other dis- tributors to use and copy the Software; 2.1.6 to distribute, sell, hire out, lease, make ready for download or make publicly available the Software, e.g. in the context of application service providing Application Ser- vice Providing or in other contexts, and to copy the Software to the extent ex- tent required, always provided that the number of licenses being used at any one time does not exceed the number of licenses purchased; 2.1.7 to sublicense the right of use under section 2.1.6 above to affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Spanish Commerce Code), contracted third parties §15 AktG) and other distributors. 2.2 In addition to the rights granted in section 2.1 above, the Customer, affiliates (as defined by the article 42 of the Spanish Commerce Code§15AktG) and other distributors are authorized to allow end customers to transfer the respective Software licenses. 2.3 All sublicenses granted by the Customer must contain appropriate pro- tection protection for the intellectual property rights of the Supplier in the Software. All sublicenses must contain any contractual provisions used by the Customer to protect its own intellectual property rights. 2.4 The Supplier shall inform the Customer - at the latest at the time the order is confirmed - whether the products and services to be delivered contain open source components. In the context of this provision “open source components” means any software, hardware or other information that is provided royalty-free by the respective licensor to any user on the basis of a license with the right to modify and/or to distribute (e.g. GNU General Public License (GPL), the GNU Lesser GPL (LGPL), or the MIT License). Should the products and services delivered by the Supplier contain open source components, the Supplier shall comply with all applicable open source license terms and shall grant all those rights to the Customer and pro- vide all information which the Customer needs in order to comply him- self with the applicable license terms. In particular, the Supplier must deliver to the Customer promptly after the order is confirmed the follow- ing: - A schedule of all open source components used, indicating the rel- evant license, its version and including a copy of the complete text of such license and including a reference to copyright and/or author- ship. Such schedule must have an understandable structure and contain a table of contents. - The complete source code of the relevant open source software, including scripts and information regarding its generating environ- ment insofar as the applicable open source conditions require this". 2.5 The Supplier shall by the time of order confirmation at the latest inform the Customer in writing whether any open source licenses used by the Supplier might be subject to a Copyleft Effect which could affect the products of the Customer. In the context of this provision, “Copyleft Ef- fect“ means that the provisions of the open source license require that certain of the Supplier’s products, as well as any products derived from such products, may only be redistributed in accordance with the terms of the open source license, e.