Common use of Unjustified markings Clause in Contracts

Unjustified markings. (1) An un- justified marking is an authorized marking that does not depict accu- rately restrictions applicable to the Government’s use, modification, repro- duction, release, performance, display, or disclosure of the marked technical data. For example, a limited rights leg- end placed on technical data pertaining to items, components, or processes that were developed under a Govern- ment contract either exclusively at Government expense or with mixed funding (situations under which the Government obtains unlimited or gov- ernment purpose rights) is an unjusti- fied marking.

Unjustified markings. (1) An un- justified marking is an authorized marking that does not depict accu- rately restrictions applicable to the Government’s use, modification, repro- duction, release, performance, display, or disclosure of the marked technical datacomputer software or com- puter software documentation. For exampleex- ample, a limited restricted rights leg- end legend placed on technical data pertaining to items, components, or processes that were computer software developed under a Govern- ment Government contract either exclusively exclu- sively at Government expense or with mixed funding (situations under which the Government obtains unlimited or gov- ernment government purpose rights) is an unjusti- fied un- justified marking.

Unjustified markings. (1) An un- justified unjustified marking is an authorized marking that does not depict accu- rately accurately restrictions applicable to the Government’s 's use, modification, repro- ductionreproduction, release, performance, display, or disclosure of the marked technical data. For example, a limited rights leg- end legend placed on technical data pertaining to items, components, or processes that were developed under a Govern- ment Government contract either exclusively at Government expense or with mixed funding (situations under which the Government obtains unlimited or gov- ernment government purpose rights) is an unjusti- fied unjustified marking.

Unjustified markings. (1) An un- justified unjustified marking is an authorized marking that does not depict accu- rately accurately restrictions applicable to the Government’s 's use, modification, repro- ductionreproduction, release, performance, display, or disclosure of the marked technical datacomputer software or computer software documentation. For example, a limited restricted rights leg- end legend placed on technical data pertaining to items, components, or processes that were computer software developed under a Govern- ment Government contract either exclusively at Government expense or with mixed funding (situations under which the Government obtains unlimited or gov- ernment government purpose rights) is an unjusti- fied unjustified marking.

Unjustified markings. (1) An un- justified marking is an authorized marking that does not depict accu- rately restrictions applicable to the Government’s use, modification, repro- duction, release, performance, display, or disclosure of the marked technical data. For example, a limited rights leg- end placed on technical data pertaining to items, components, or processes that were developed under a Govern- ment contract either exclusively at Government expense or with mixed funding (situations under which the Government obtains unlimited or gov- ernment purpose rights) is an unjusti- fied marking.Govern-