Common use of Third Party Source Code Clause in Contracts

Third Party Source Code. If any Third Party Source Code is part of Released Code covered by Section 3.3 (Delivery of Released Code) and is not delivered to Licensee, PalmSource shall provide Licensee with a list identifying such Third Party Source Code and the object-code software required for building a ROM image for a reference hardware platform together with related tools for building the ROM image, to the extent that PalmSource has the right to do so without incurring any additional cost or obligation to the respective third party. To the extent that any Third Party Source Code or any third party object-code is made available to Licensee as part of Released Code, Licensee agrees to comply with all additional contractual restrictions and contractual terms and conditions which apply to such Third Party Source Code or third party object-code (as required by the respective third party), provided PalmSource has given written notice to Licensee of the additional contractual restrictions, terms and conditions which apply and Licensee has agreed in writing to comply with such restrictions, term and conditions. If Licensee does not agree to comply with such restrictions, terms and conditions, PalmSource shall be under no obligation to provide that particular item of Third Party Source Code or third party object-code. If PalmSource fails to ask Licensee to comply with such restrictions, terms and conditions, PalmSource may subsequently require the return of any such items if they have been previously provided. Licensee shall return such Third Party Source Code and third party object-code upon the reasonable request of PalmSource or as may otherwise be required by the respective third party. PalmSource shall not invoke the provisions of this Section in bad faith.