Copyright Infringement. Aiio and/or third parties have copyrights to the contracted software. An infringement of copyright is presented if the CLIENT does not obtain the rights granted by this agreement.
Copyright Infringement. An infringement of copyright is presented if the CLIENT could not be granted the rights to a Maintenance Agreement as required to make this agreement viable. Should a third-party exercise claims of copyright infringement based on use of the Maintenance Agreement, the CLIENT agrees to inform aiio immediately and, pending legal feasibility, to allow aiio to defend themselves against respective claims. In case of such claims, the CLIENT agrees to provide aiio with reasonable support, specifically to provide any information regarding use and any modification of the software as well as any additional applicable documents in writing. Insofar as third-party rights have been infringed upon, aiio can choose to rectify this by • attaining usage rights for the CLIENT from the owner of the copyright that has been infringed upon, to the extent required per the terms of this agreement between the CLIENT and aiio or • adjusting the software causing the copyright infringement without impact on functionality, or with impact on functionality only insofar as this is reasonable for the CLIENT or • exchanging the software causing the copyright infringement with another software which does not infringe upon any copyright if used as specified in the Maintenance Agreement. The exchange would be made without impact on functionality, or with impact on functionality only insofar as this is reasonable for the CLIENT or • delivering of a new software version which if used as specified in the Maintenance Agreement does not infringe on any third-party copyright.