Transfer outside Slovakia Sample Clauses

Transfer outside Slovakia. 6.5.1 Any transfer of Intellectual Property arising from work performed under the Contract by the Contractor to any entity outside Slovakia shall comply with all applicable laws including all export control laws, regulations, rules and procedures and any relevant international agreements relating to the export of goods and services. Property owned by the Contractor 6.5.2 The Contractor shall not transfer any Intellectual Property Rights arising from work performed under the Contract which the Contractor owns to any entity outside Slovakia without seeking the prior written authorisation of the Agency. If The Contractor intends to transfer any such Intellectual Property Rights, to an entity outside Slovakia, it shall at its earliest convenience and in any event before making any unconditional commitment provide the Agency with a written request accompanied by a Statement setting out details of: a) the proposed transferee outside Slovakia; b) the terms of the transfer (together with all countries of destination) and the intended use of the subject matter to be transferred; c) any further information required by the ESA Division for Industrial Policy Implementation. 6.5.3 The Contractor shall identify in the Statement all relevant national approval or consent procedures which need to be obtained for the said transfer to comply with national legislation and whether any such approvals or consents have been applied for or granted. 6.5.4 The Contractor shall wait 5 weeks from submission of the written request to the Agency before entering into any unconditional commitment. 6.5.5 The Agency shall not Disclose the Contractor’s written request or Statement but shall promptly circulate the request and Statement to the Government of Slovakia for approval. 6.5.6 If the Contractor has assigned Intellectual Property Rights arising from work performed under the Contract to a Third Party, the Agency may request that the Contractor shall ensure that the assignee complies with clauses 6.5.2-6.5.7.
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Transfer outside Slovakia. 6.5.1 Any transfer of Intellectual Property Rights or any product, process, application or result arising from Work performed under the Contract by the Contractor to any entity in a non-Member State or any international organisation shall comply with all applicable laws including all export control laws, regulations, rules and procedures and any relevant international agreements relating to the export of goods and services. Property owned by the Contractor 6.5.2 The Contractor shall not transfer any Intellectual Property Rights arising from work performed under the Contract which the Contractor owns to any entity outside Slovakia without seeking the prior written authorisation of the Agency. If The Contractor intends to transfer any such Intellectual Property Rights, to an entity outside Slovakia, it shall at its earliest convenience and in any event before making any unconditional commitment provide the Agency with a written request accompanied by a Statement setting out details of: a) the proposed transferee outside Slovakia; b) the terms of the transfer (together with all countries of destination) and the intended use of the subject matter to be transferred; c) any further information required by the ESA Division for Industrial Policy Implementation. 6.5.3 The Contractor shall identify in the Statement all relevant national approval or consent procedures which need to be obtained for the said transfer to comply with national legislation and whether any such approvals or consents have been applied for or granted. 6.5.4 The Contractor shall wait 5 weeks from submission of the written request to the Agency before entering into any unconditional commitment.
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