Scope of the Licence Sample Clauses

Scope of the Licence. 2.1 This licence is granted to provide SERVICE as defined in Para 2.2 of this licence agreement, on a non-exclusive basis in the category ‘A’ / category ‘B’ service area and others can also be granted licence for the said service in the same Service Area. Provided further that the LICENSOR, of its own or through a DESIGNATED OPERATOR, shall always have a right to operate the SERVICE anywhere in India including the service area for which this licence is granted. Details of various service areas are enclosed as Annexure-VIII. 2.2 Following services can be provided within the scope of Licence for Internet Service : (i) Internet Access: Internet access means use of any device/technology/methodology to provide access to internet including IPTV and all content available without access restriction on Internet including web hosting, webcolocation but it does not include service provider’s configured Closed User Group Services (VPN). The content for IPTV shall be regulated as per law in force from time to time. Permission to provide IPTV services shall be granted on application by licensee provided the licensee has networth of Rs. 100 crore or more.

Scope of the Licence. 2.1 This LICENCE is granted to provide SERVICE as defined in Para 2.2 of this LICENCE AGREEMENT, on a non-exclusive basis in the designated SERVICE AREA and others can also be granted LICENCE for the said SERVICE in the same Service Area. Provided further that the LICENSOR, of its own or through a DESIGNATED OPERATOR, shall always have a right to operate the SERVICE anywhere in India including the service area for which this licence is granted. Details of various service areas are enclosed as Annexure-VI. 2.2 (a)(i) The SERVICES cover collection, carriage, transmission and delivery of voice and/or non-voice MESSAGES over LICENSEE’s network in the designated SERVICE AREA and includes provision of all types of access services. Access Service Provider can also provide Internet Telephony, Internet Services and Broadband Services. If required, access service provider can use the network of NLD/ILD service licensee. In addition to this, except those services listed in para 2.2 (b)(i) licensee cannot provide any service / services which require a separate licence. The access service includes but not limited to wireline and / or wireless service including full mobility, limited mobility as defined in clause 2.2 (c) (i) and fixed wireless access. However, the licensee shall be free to enter an agreement with other service provider(s) in India or abroad for providing roaming facility to its subscriber under full mobility service unless advised / directed by Licensor otherwise. The LICENSEE may offer “Home Zone Tariff Scheme (s)” as a subset of full mobile service in well defined geographical Areas through a tariff of its choice within the scope of orders of TRAI on the subject. Numbering and interconnection for this service shall be same as that of Full mobile subscribers.

Scope of the Licence. 2.1 This LICENCE is granted to provide SERVICE as defined in Para 2.2 of this LICENCE AGREEMENT, on a non-exclusive basis, and others can also be granted LICENCE for the said SERVICE. Provided further that the LICENSOR, of its own or through a DESIGNATED AUTHORITY, shall always have a right to operate the SERVICE. (a) The ILD Service is basically a network carriage service (also called Bearer) providing International connectivity to the Network operated by foreign carriers. The ILD service provider is permitted full flexibility to offer all types of bearer services from an integrated platform. ILD service providers will provide bearer services so that end-to-end tele-services such as voice, data, fax, video and multi-media etc. can be provided by Access Providers to the customers. Except “ Global Mobile Personal Communication Service (GMPCS) including through INMARSAT” for which a separate licence is required, other listed services at Appendix are permitted to the LICENSEE. ILD service providers are permitted to offer international bandwidth on lease to other operators. ILD service provider shall not access the subscribers directly (except for Leased Circuits/CUG) which should be through NLD service provider or Access Provider. Resellers are not permitted. (b) ILD service provider can enter into an arrangement for leased lines with the Access Providers/NLD service provider. Further, ILD Service Providers can access the subscribers directly only for provision of international Leased Circuits/Close User Groups (CUGs). Leased circuit is defined as virtual private network (VPN) using circuit or packet switched (IP Protocol) technology apart from point to point non-switched physical connections/transmission bandwidth. Public network is not to be connected with leased circuits/CUGs. (c) Equal access to bottleneck facilities for international bandwidth owned by national and international band width providers shall be permitted for a period of five years from the date of issue of the guidelines for grant of licence for ILD service or three years from the date of issue of first licence for ILD service, whichever is earlier, on the terms and conditions to be mutually agreed.

Scope of the Licence. 3.1 The following shall apply only to Licensees who have entered into the Licence Agreement in a capacity as a researcher. FEFA 2 is only intended for the Licensee’s internal use and may only be used in cooperation with KI and for research purposes. For the avoidance of any doubt, the use of FEFA 2 for other purposes, such as clinical or commercial purposes, is not permitted. Copies of FEFA 2 may be made for safety or archival purposes only. The Licensee may also make copies of FEFA 2, or make FEFA 2 available, on a server or in another system in such ways as are necessary to achieve the purposes of the cooperation with KI. 3.2 The following shall apply only to Licensees who have entered into the Licence Agreement in a capacity other than as a researcher. FEFA 2 is only intended for the Licensee’s internal use and may only be used for non-commercial purposes. Subject to these limitations, FEFA 2 may be used by any number of users. Copies of FEFA 2 may be made for safety or archival purposes only. 3.3 The Licensee may not, and may not permit any third party to, use, copy or otherwise transfer FEFA 2, or part thereof, other than as specifically stated in the Licence Agreement. The Licensee may not, and may not permit any third party to, alter, develop or make additions to FEFA 2 or try to gain access to or otherwise ascertain the source code of FEFA 2. 3.4 The Licensee may not sublicense or lease FEFA 2 to any third party, and may not otherwise permit any third party to use or otherwise exercise control over FEFA 2, regardless of whether such sublicence, lease or permission is in exchange for consideration or free of charge. 3.5 The Licensee shall procure that its employees, consultants and other contractors are aware of the limitations of the use of FEFA 2 and that they undertake to observe these Licence Terms and Conditions as appropriate.

Scope of the Licence. The licence is valid for all music broadcasting venues declared by the company, association or public service. The licence is only granted after payment of the invoice. The licence is not assignable. In the case of performances by mechanical or electronic devices, the licence is limited to music broadcast by media that have obtained the necessary authorisations or by media or files legally manufactured and/or downloaded. The moral rights of authors and performers are expressly reserved.

Scope of the Licence. 2.1 The LICENSEE shall be permitted to provide in its area of operation Voice Mail/Audiotex/Unified Messaging Service using MTNL/BSNL/Other Licensed Private Operators Network.

Scope of the Licence. 1. The agreement shall be concluded between the Parties for a definite term under the terms and conditions set forth in the present GLA, which temporal scope shall last from the acceptance of the Order Form by the TMRW until 31 December of the second following year. Following the expiry of the said term, the scope of the GLA shall be extended by 1 (one) year automatically, except if either Party notifies the other Party of not intending to extend the Licence, prior to 60 (sixty) days before the expiry of the contract. 2. Both TMRW and the Customer shall be entitled to terminate the Licence unilaterally, without reasoning, until the payment of the Registration Fee to TMRW (i.e. until the Registration Fee is credited to the TMRW’s designated account). 3. In case the Customer fails to pay the Registration Fee by the set deadline, the GLA shall be terminated automatically without any further action, in which case the Customer shall reimburse all costs incurred by TMRW in relation to the Licence as stipulated in TMRW’s notice, within five (5) days from by such notice. 4. Following the payment of the Registration Fee a. until the connection pursuant to Point 3 of Chapter VIII, the Customer shall be entitled to withdraw from the Licence if it pays retention money in an amount of EUR 5,000 (five thousand euros) and reimburses the costs incurred by TMRW. The Parties shall not be entitled to withdraw from the Licence following the date stipulated in the present Point. 5. If the GLA terminates due to any reason, TMRW shall not be obliged to ensure access neither for the Customer, nor for the Guests to TMRW System, but the Customer shall still be obliged to fully serve the concerned Guests. In case of failure to observe the foregoing provision, if any Guest intends to claim fee, reimbursement or damages from TMRW under any title, the Customer shall reimburse that to TMRW upon its first notice. 6. The foregoing limitations shall not be applied in case of termination with immediate effect due to serious breach of contract, i.e. the Parties shall be entitled to terminate the GLA with immediate effect in case of serious breach of contract. 7. In case of serious breach of contract by the other Party, any Party shall be entitled to terminate the Licence with immediate effect in writing. Such termination shall only take place if the breaching Party fails to remedy the breach of contract after receiving a written notice calling on remedy which also contains the details of the...

Scope of the Licence. The European licence applies to drivers of trains for which at least two safety certificates are required2. The applicable rules concerning the European licence do not replace the domestic regulations governing drivers employed by the railway companies established in each Member State when these drivers are exercising their profession in the home country of their railway company.

Scope of the Licence. 2.1 The licensee shall be permitted to provide, in its area of operation, all types of mobile services including voice and non-voice messages, data services and PCOs utilizing any type of network equipment (however, the technology must be digital), including circuit and/or packet switches, that meet the relevant International Telecommunication Union (ITU)/Telecommunication Engineering Center (TEC) standards. Provided that a pilot project may also be approved and licensed for any period by the Licensor for inducting a new Technology. Provided further that the LICENSOR, of its own or through a designated Authority, has a right to operate the service anywhere in India. 2.2 The LICENSEE shall clearly define the scope of Service to the subscriber(s) at the time of entering into contract with such subscriber(s). Any dispute with regard to the service provided to the subscriber shall be a matter between the subscriber and the licensee only. 2.3 Licensee shall make its own arrangements for all infrastructure involved in providing the service and shall be solely responsible for installation, networking and operation of necessary equipment and systems, treatment of subscriber complaints, issue of bills to its subscribers, collection of revenue, attending to claims and damages arising out of his operations.

Scope of the Licence. 2.1 This LICENCE is granted to provide SERVICE as defined in Para 2.2 of this LICENCE AGREEMENT, on a non-exclusive basis, and others can also be granted LICENCE for the said SERVICE. Provided further that the LICENSOR, of its own or through a DESIGNATED AUTHORITY, shall always have a right to operate the SERVICE. (a) The ILD Service is basically a network carriage service (also called Bearer) providing International connectivity to the Network operated by foreign carriers. The ILD service provider is permitted full flexibility to offer all types of bearer services from an integrated platform. ILD service providers will provide bearer services so that end-to-end tele-services such as voice, data, fax, video and multi-media etc. can be provided by Access Providers to the customers. Except “ Global Mobile Personal Communication Service (GMPCS) including through INMARSAT” for which a separate licence is required, other listed services at Appendix are permitted to the LICENSEE. ILD service providers would be permitted to offer international bandwidth on lease to other operators. ILD service provider shall not access the subscribers directly which should be through NLD service provider or Access Provider. Resellers are not permitted. (b) Equal access to bottleneck facilities for international bandwidth owned by national and international band width providers shall be permitted for a period of five years from the date of issue of the guidelines for grant of licence for ILD service or three years from the date of issue of first licence for ILD service, whichever is earlier, on the terms and conditions to be mutually agreed.