Royalty Sharing. To the extent that Partner licenses any Subject Invention to a third party which results in income therefrom, Recipient and Partner agree to share the net income therefrom fifty (50%) to Recipient and fifty percent (50%) to Partner. Net income is gross income less any expenses and costs associated with the licensing of a Subject Invention including, but not limited to, the cost of preparing, prosecuting and maintaining patents covering said Subject Inventions. Partner agrees to provide to Recipient annual reports setting forth the licensing activity for Subject Inventions by Partner during the reporting period. Partner agrees that any agreement to license a Subject Invention will be subject to the royalty sharing agreement between Partner and Recipient.
Royalty Sharing. To the extent that Partner licenses to a third party any copyrighted work produced in the performance of this Agreement which results in income therefrom, Recipient and Partner agree to share the net income therefrom fifty (50%) to Recipient and fifty percent (50%) to Partner. Net income is gross income less any expenses and costs associated with the licensing and protection of the copyrighted work including, but not limited to, the costs of obtaining and maintaining the copyright. Partner agrees to provide Recipient annual reports setting forth the licensing activity for said copyrighted works by Partner during the reporting period. Partner agrees that any agreement to license a copyrighted work produced in the performance of this Agreement will be subject to the royalty sharing agreement between Partner and Recipient.
Royalty Sharing. The [ * * * * ] generated from Members' use of the Trac Medical Service will be shared between Trac Medical Solutions and Homecare Association according to the terms and conditions set forth below and the projections set forth at Exhibit E to this Agreement. The [ * * * * ] may be referred to herein as "Royalties". Trac Medical and Homecare Association hereby agree to share Royalties derived from Members as follows: [ * Certain information on this page has been omitted and filed separately with the Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions.]
Royalty Sharing. That OHSU acknowledges that I and any co-inventors or coauthors may be entitled to receive a percentage of net income, if any, received by OHSU from licensing or selling intellectual property rights assigned under paragraphs 2 and 3 above under applicable provisions of OHSU policies.
Royalty Sharing. In the event that the University receives revenue from the use of the Project, including the Pre-Existing Instructional Material and the Instructional Material, gross revenues (less reasonable costs of licensing and commercialization) will be distributed in a manner as described below. Distribution of funds to all relevant parties will be made at the end of each fiscal year. (50%) to the School; (40%) to the Xxxx’x Office; (10%) to Facilitators who significantly improve the Project by their involvement. Facilitators will only receive royalty as long as they are employees of the School. If Facilitators are no longer employed by the School, then their shares will revert back to the Xxxx’x Office. Employee % Employee % Employee % Employee % Employee % Total 50% (10%) to the Division(s) of the School that encourage and xxxxxx the creation of the Instructional Materials. The divisional shares will be prorated based on the relative contributions of material and effort. These funds will be used to enhance the budgets of the contributing divisions. For this Project, divisional shares will be distributed as follows: Division % Division % Division % Total 10% (40%) to the Creator(s) of the Instructional Materials. The shares will be prorated based on the relative contributions. Creator(s) will receive royalty for their lifetime; shares cannot be gifted or inherited. For this Project, the shares will be distributed as follows: Creator % Creator % Creator % Creator % Creator % Total 40% This Agreement is (check one): an Original Agreement [ an Amended Agreement [ ] dated ] dated If an Amendment, this is Amendment No.
Royalty Sharing. Where the Parties agree to conclude a license with a Third Party, or where a license to a Disputed Patent or other Third Party Patent is obtained pursuant to Section 7.4.2, the sharing of royalties and other payments to be paid under any such Third Party license shall be as follows:
Royalty Sharing. In consideration of the funds to be provided by Xxxxxx for expense sharing, Xxxxxx shall be entitled to receive royalties from IAI based upon 20% of license revenue received for the CAST product, not to exceed in the aggregate, however, 150% of the funds provided by Xxxxxx to IAI under Paragraph 2 above. IAI will provide a monthly report to Xxxxxx of license revenue received for the CAST product, accompanied by a check for the royalty due to Xxxxxx with respect to the license revenue included on said report.
Royalty Sharing. Subject to paragraph 6.04, the Parties shall share equally any Royalty Fees received as a result of a sublicensing of any of Patents. If this agreement is terminated under the provisions of section 6.02(a) or 6.02(b), future royalty payments under sublicenses sold under this agreement will be shared equally by the parties. Royalty Fees owing to Licensor shall be paid to Licensor within two (2) weeks after the close of each calendar quarter in which such Royalty Fees were received by Licensee.
Royalty Sharing. All Royalty Fees collected by Licensee under this License shall be reduced by expenses up to $50,000 annually Licenses incurs for (i) the collection or monitoring of Royalty Fees, (ii) the marketing or sublicensing of the Patents, and (iii) the prosecution and maintenance of any Patents and patent applications under Article 5. Expenses in excess of $50,000 annually will be borne by the Licensee alone.
Royalty Sharing. 3.1 Expedia shall pay Microsoft forty percent (40%) of any royalties collected by Expedia in the licensing of any of the Assigned Patent Applications or subsequently issued patents to licensees who do not provide Online Travel Services. In the event that Expedia has to litigate to obtain, maintain or collect such royalties, Expedia is entitled to deduct reasonable attorneys fees, costs and expert witness fees from the total royalties collected.
