Common Contracts
2 similar Limited Use Agreement contracts
LIMITED USE AGREEMENTLimited Use Agreement • March 3rd, 2005
This Limited Use License Agreement, together with the individual clone and library use limitations set forth on the BACPAC Resource Website (the “Limited Use Agreement”), constitute a legal agreement between you and your organization (collectively, “Recipient”) and Children’s Hospital & Research Center at Oakland (“CHRCO”) to use materials containing BAC and PAC genomic DNA library clones, owned or controlled by CHRCO (together, the “Materials”), which are received by the Recipient solely to conduct experiments in performance of its non-commercial research (the “Research”). As used herein, the definition of “Research” excludes uses of the Materials to (i) perform contract research, (ii) screen compound libraries, (iii) produce or manufacture products for general sale, or (iv) conduct research activities that result in any sale, lease, license, or transfer of the Material or substances created by Recipient that contain or incorporate the Material. If Recipient wishes to conduct any of t
LIMITED USE AGREEMENTLimited Use Agreement • March 3rd, 2005
This Limited Use License Agreement, together with the individual clone and library use limitations set forth on the BACPAC Resource Website (the “Limited Use Agreement”), constitute a legal agreement between you and your organization (collectively, “Recipient”) and Children’s Hospital & Research Center at Oakland (“CHRCO”) to use materials containing BAC and PAC genomic DNA library clones, owned or controlled by CHRCO (together, the “Materials”), which are received by the Recipient solely to conduct experiments in performance of its non-commercial research (the “Research”). As used herein, the definition of “Research” excludes uses of the Materials to (i) perform contract research, (ii) screen compound libraries, (iii) produce or manufacture products for general sale, or (iv) conduct research activities that result in any sale, lease, license, or transfer of the Material or substances created by Recipient that contain or incorporate the Material. If Recipient wishes to conduct any of t
