Common use of Trade Marks and Copyrights Clause in Contracts

Trade Marks and Copyrights. The Parties acknowledge that they have entered into such trade xxxx licence agreements and agreements with respect to the protection of any copyright of either of the Bank or LM in any materials or documents as are reasonably necessary in the judgement of each Party (acting reasonably) including agreements relating to all trade marks of the Bank and LM which are to be or have been licensed by the Bank to LM or by LM to the Bank and any agreement as LM shall reasonably require in order to protect its copyright in any enrolment kit to be distributed by LM to Customers, provided, however, that (i) LM may require any Bank Affiliate in respect of whose activities the Bank issues AM hereunder to sign a licence agreement substantially similar to the licence agreement signed by the Bank, or to become Party to that licence agreement, and (ii) LM may require the Bank and such Bank Affiliate to comply with its trademark usage manual from time to time in effect. In addition, but without limitation, the Bank may not use the name “Air Canada” or any variation thereof or any other trade-marks or business styles of Air Canada in its marketing or promotional materials relating to the AM Program, and the Bank acknowledges that the Air Canada name will not appear on the same page as the name of the Bank in any marketing or promotional materials produced by LM.

Trade Marks and Copyrights. The Parties acknowledge that they have entered into such trade xxxx mxxx licence agreements and agreements with respect to the protection of any copyright of either of the Bank or LM in any materials or documents as are reasonably necessary in the judgement of each Party (acting reasonably) including agreements relating to all trade marks of the Bank and LM which are to be or have been licensed by the Bank to LM or by LM to the Bank and any agreement as LM shall reasonably require in order to protect its copyright in any enrolment kit to be distributed by LM to Customers, provided, however, that (i) LM may require any Bank Affiliate in respect of whose activities the Bank issues AM hereunder to sign a licence agreement substantially similar to the licence agreement signed by the Bank, or to become Party to that licence agreement, and (ii) LM may require the Bank and such Bank Affiliate to comply with its trademark usage manual from time to time in effect. In addition, but without limitation, the Bank may not use the name “Air Canada” or any variation thereof or any other trade-marks or business styles of Air Canada in its marketing or promotional materials relating to the AM Program, and the Bank acknowledges that the Air Canada name will not appear on the same page as the name of the Bank in any marketing or promotional materials produced by LM.