Transfer outside the ESA Member States Sample Clauses

Transfer outside the ESA Member States. 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. Done in two (2) originals, one for each Party to this Contract,
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Transfer outside the ESA Member States. 6.4.1 The Institute shall inform the Agency in writing prior to any intended transfer to any entity in a non-ESA Member State or any international organisation of Intellectual Property Rights or any product, process, application or result arising from work performed under the Partnership Agreement.
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Transfer outside the ESA Member States. 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. MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL OF INVENTORY ITEMS/FIXED ASSETS UNDER THE CONTRACT The following provisions apply to any items other than those items which fall within the scope of Article 2 of the Contract. The Contractor shall specify, record, manage and control any and all Customer items and ESA Fixed Assets under Construction (reference is made to Article 3.1 above) that are subject of this Contract. Such items are:
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Transfer outside the ESA Member States. 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. Appendix 1 to ESA AO/1-8857/26/NL/CBi ESA Contract No. 4000xxxxxx/16/XX/XXX P a g e | 26 Done in two (2) originals, one for each Party to this Contract, In: ............................... In: ............................... On: .............................. On: .................................. For ………………....... For the European Space Agency (ESA) ………………………. [Name] ………………………. [Title] ………………………. [Name] ………………………. [Title] Appendix 1 to ESA AO/1-8857/26/NL/CBi Appendix 1 to ESA Contract No. 4000xxxxxx/16/XX/XXX APPENDIX 1 Standard Requirements for Management, Reporting, Meetings and Deliverables The following are the requirements for Management, Reporting, Meetings and Deliverables applicable to the present activity.
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Transfer outside the ESA Member States. Any transfer of Intellectual Property Rights or any product, process, application or result arising from work performed under the Contract by the Subcontractor to any entity outside the Czech Republic 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. Digitally signed by the Parties to this Contract, In: Brno In: Prague On: .............................. On: .............................. For X.X.Xxxxxxxxxxx s.r.o. For the CTU in Prague, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Personal Data “Controller to Controller” Annex (the “PDCC”) of the European Space Agency (“ESA” or the “Agency”) This “Controller to Controller” Annex governs the processing of Personal Data exchanged by the Parties, acting as separate Controllers, in the frame of the Contract. Such Annex forms an integral part of the Contract. In case of conflict between the terms and conditions of the Contract and the terms and conditions of this Annex, the terms and conditions of this Annex shall prevail. This Annex survives the expiration or termination of the Contract for as long as the Personal Data are protected by the Data Privacy Regulations.
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Transfer outside the ESA Member States. 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. [END OPTION] Appendix 2 to ESA AO/1-xxxx/xx/XX/XXX/xxx ESA AO/2-xxxx/xx/XX/XXX/xxx ESA RFP/3-xxxxx/xx/XX/XXX/xxx ESA Contract No. 4000xxxxxx/xx/XX/XXX/xxx P a g e | 36 MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL OF INVENTORY ITEMS/FIXED ASSETS UNDER THE CONTRACT The following provisions apply to any items other than those items which fall within the scope of Article 2 of the Contract. The Contractor shall specify, record, manage and control any and all Customer items and ESA Fixed Assets under Construction (reference is made to Article 3.1 above) that are subject of this Contract. Such items are:
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