Transfer and Licensing of Results. Transfer of ownership Each beneficiary may transfer ownership of its results. It must however ensure that its obligations under Articles 26.2, 26.4, 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31 also apply to the new owner and that this owner has the obligation to pass them on in any subsequent transfer. This does not change the security obligations in Article 37, which still apply. Unless agreed otherwise (in writing) for specifically-identified third parties or unless impossible under applicable EU and national laws on mergers and acquisitions, a beneficiary that intends to transfer ownership of results must give at least 45 days advance notice (or less if agreed in writing) to the other beneficiaries that still have (or still may request) access rights to the results . This notification must include sufficient information on the new owner to enable any beneficiary concerned to assess the effects on its access rights. Unless agreed otherwise (in writing) for specifically-identified third parties, any other beneficiary may object within 30 days of receiving notification (or less if agreed in writing), if it can show that the transfer would adversely affect its access rights. In this case, the transfer may not take place until agreement has been reached between the beneficiaries concerned. Granting licenses Each beneficiary may grant licences to its results (or otherwise give the right to exploit them), if: this does not impede the rights under Article 31 and not applicable. In addition to Points (a) and (b), exclusive licences for results may be granted only if all the other beneficiaries concerned have waived their access rights (see Article 31.1). This does not change the dissemination obligations in Article 29 or security obligations in Article 37, which still apply. Commission right to object to transfers or licensing Not applicable Consequences of non-compliance If a beneficiary breaches any of its obligations under this Article, the grant may be reduced (see Article 43). Such a breach may also lead to any of the other measures described in Chapter 6.
Transfer and Licensing of Results. (1) Transfer of ownership Each Party may transfer ownership of its results. It must however ensure that its obligations under Articles 26.2, 26.4, 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31 of the Grant Agreements of the Grants participating in this Agreement, also apply to the new owner and that this owner has the obligation to pass them on in any subsequent transfer. A Party that intends to transfer ownership of results must give at least 45 days advance notice (or less if agreed in writing) to the other Parties that still have (or still may request) access rights to the results. This notification must include sufficient information on the new owner to enable any Party concerned to assess the effects on its access rights. Unless agreed otherwise (in writing) for specifically-identified third parties, any other Party may object within 30 days of receiving notification (or less if agreed in writing), if it can show that the transfer would adversely affect its access rights. In this case, the transfer may not take place until agreement has been reached between the beneficiaries concerned.
Transfer and Licensing of Results. As a general principle, the parties agree that the goal of this collaboration is to ensure the availability of key components of EOSC to the long term, sustainable structure of EOSC. This is likely to include a legal entity which is created or delegated as a vehicle to maintain sustainable operation. The parties intend, within the legal and contractual limitations below and in their Grant and Consortium Agreements, to ensure this future vehicle has access to, and where appropriate, ownership of key EOSC assets. The parties of this collaboration will act to ensure this outcome.
Transfer and Licensing of Results. 1.2.8.1. Transfer of ownership The Recipient may transfer ownership of its results, provided this does not affect compliance with its obligations under the Agreement. The Recipient must ensure that its obligations under the Agreement regarding its results are passed on to the new owner and that this new owner has the obligation to pass them on in any subsequent transfer. Moreover, it must inform the other Recipients involved in the same Project with access rights of the transfer at least 45 days in advance (or less if agreed in writing), unless agreed otherwise in writing for specifically identified third parties including affiliated entities or unless impossible under the applicable law. This notification must include sufficient information on the new owner to enable the other Recipients involved in the same Project to assess the effects on their access rights. The Recipients involved in the same Project may object within 30 days of receiving notification (or less if agreed in writing), if they can show that the transfer would adversely affect their access rights. In this case, the transfer may not take place until agreement has been reached between the Recipients concerned.
Transfer and Licensing of Results
