Target Substitution—request and updated Work Plans Sample Clauses

Target Substitution—request and updated Work Plans. Merck can request a Target Substitution by means of a written request to Ablynx (the “Target Substitution Notice”), which should identify the Excluded Target to be replaced and the proposed Substitute Target proposed to replace the Excluded Target. For the avoidance of any doubt, Substitute Targets may be monospecific or multispecific. The Target Substitution Notice should be received by Ablynx not later than […***…]. Within […***…] from receipt of the Target Substitution Notice, the Parties shall agree on and approve amended Work Plan(s) to reflect said Target Substitution, as well as any extensions of the Research Program Term under Section 2.9as may be required to perform the activities under said amended Work Plan(s). With respect to any Substitute Target, Merck at its sole discretion shall be able to add the Substitute Target to Work Plan 1, Work Plan 2, Work Plan 3 or to request development of a new work plan, as appropriate. Any changes to the FTE requirements for the Research Term Year in which said Target Substitution takes place shall be reported and reconciled at the end of the relevant Research Term Year in accordance with Section 5.3.2. Upon approval of the amended or new Work Plan(s), the Parties shall update Schedules 1.103, 1.104, or 1.105 accordingly. Each Target Substitution shall become effective upon the creation or update of the relevant Work Plan being approved by both Parties.
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Target Substitution—request and updated Work Plans. Merck can request a Target Substitution by means of a written request to Ablynx (the “Target Substitution Notice”), which should identify the Excluded Target to be replaced and the proposed Substitute Target proposed to replace the Excluded Target. For the avoidance of any doubt, Substitute Targets may be monospecific or multispecific. With respect to Substitute Targets that are not Schedule 1.93 Targets, the Target Substitution Notice should be received by Ablynx not later than […***…]. Within […***…] from receipt of the Target Substitution Notice, the Parties shall agree on and approve amended Work Plan(s) to reflect said Target Substitution, as well as any extensions of the Research Program Term under Section 2.9 as may be required to perform the activities under said amended Work Plan(s). With respect to any Substitute Target, Merck at its sole discretion shall be able to add the Substitute Target to Work Plan 1, Work Plan 2, Work Plan 3 or to request development of a new work plan, as appropriate. Any changes to the FTE requirements for the Research Term Year in which said Target Substitution takes place shall be reported and reconciled at the end of the relevant Research Term Year in accordance with Section 5.3.2. Upon approval of the amended or new Work Plan(s), the Parties shall update Schedules 1.103, 1.104, or 1.105 accordingly. Each Target Substitution shall become effective upon the creation or update of the relevant Work Plan being approved by both Parties. For the avoidance of doubt, and subject to the maximum number substitutions allowed for Section 1.93 Targets under the last sentence of paragraph b) of Section 2.5.10, it is confirmed that with respect to the substitution of Schedule 1.93 Targets, this Section 2.5.2 shall only apply to the substitution of Schedule 1.93 Targets for which a Work Plan has been agreed and finalized in accordance with paragraph h) of Section 2.5.10 (and not to the substitution of a Schedule 1.93 Target for which a Work Plan has not been agreed and finalized, to which only Section 2.5.10 shall apply). d) Section 2.5.7 is deleted in its entirety from the Agreement and replaced by the following Section 2.5.7 (amendments compared to the original text underlined):
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