Commercial Licence definition

Commercial Licence is a Licence available in two forms “node-locked” or “floating” as described in clause 5 and for which a Licence Fee has been paid to DUG by the Licence.

Commercial Licence has the meaning set out in Clause 3.3;

Commercial Licence means a licence to use the software for Commercial Purposes.

Examples of Commercial Licence in a sentence

• Under the Aboriginal Communal Fishing Licence Regulations, every person working on a vessel that is fishing under authority of a Communal Commercial Licence must be designated by the First Nation that holds the licence.

• Communal Commercial Licence holders who participate in the PEI catch and release fishery are advised that their designated operators must choose between commercial communal activities or hook and release activity on a daily basis.

• ACL Aboriginal Commercial Licence: specific to the intertidal clam fishery, this licence is identical to a regular “Z2” licence except that it is issued to a First Nation who designate their preferred member annually.

• Simultaneously with the issue of a certificate of incorporation, registration or continuation to a company or partnership under a Prescribed Law, the Registrar shall issue that person with a Commercial Licence.

• The proprietors of any Surf School wanting to operate in Kempsey Shire will need to obtain from Kempsey Shire Council a Commercial Licence for their operation.

More Definitions of Commercial Licence

Commercial Licence means the grant of a sub-licence of rights under the Technology to a Sub-Licensee (other than in respect of a material transfer agreement, contract research agreement, clinical trial services agreement or manufacturing agreement);

Commercial Licence means a licence designed for physical persons and legal entities and is based on the following principles. The access to the Software will be restricted to the unlimited number of Build Servers of the Licensee and for the Authorised Users, the number of which was specified in the respective Certificate of Licences and Services for whom licences have been validly acquired and paid for under this Agreement. The Licensee shall have the right to change Authorised Users provided that no individual Authorised User may be changed more than once every calendar day. In no event may the Software be concurrently used by more Authorised Users than for which the licence is granted. The Software may be installed concurrently on two Clients of the particular Authorised User. The Commercial Licence shall be a worldwide licence, provided that all the aforesaid limitations must be complied with for the entire term of the licence. The Commercial License shall be non-transferable. In case that the distribution of the Licence Key to Authorised Users is managed through the Licence Server, the following terms shall be applied: (a) The number of actual concurrent Authorised Users may exceed, for a maximum period of ninety (90) consecutive calendar days (the “Grace Period”) up to 30% of the number of Authorised Users for which the Licence has been validly acquired and paid for under this Agreement, (b) Provided that the Licensee increased the number of the Authorised Users of the Software by additional purchase in the minimum extent equal to the maximal number of the additional Users during the Grace Period i.e. validly acquired and paid for, the Grace Period shall be apply again.

Commercial Licence means a licence that grants rights to commercial utilisation of biological resources and survey results based on biological resources.

Commercial Licence means the commercial licence set out in Annexure 2.

Commercial Licence means a licence for a group of End Users acquired by Customer, who is responsible for allocating and managing the licences to End User. Commercial Licence may be used for commercial purposes, or for other purposes such as educational purposes.

Commercial Licence means NCIMB’s standard contractual terms for the licensing of MATERIALS and/or MODIFICATIONS for COMMERCIAL USE which includes a non-exclusive, revenue bearing licence alongside standard and reasonable commercial terms. COMMERCIAL USE: applying for, obtaining or transferring Intellectual Property or other tangible or intangible rights by sale or license or in any other manner, commencement of product development, conducting market assessments, and seeking premarket approval and/or the sale of any resulting product incorporating or based on the use of the MATERIALS. Including the sale, lease, or license of MATERIALS or MODIFICATIONS; or use of MATERIALS or MODIFICATIONS by any individual or organization, including the RECIPIENT or any AUTHORISED USER, to screen compound libraries in order to produce or manufacture products for general sale. Handling fees (e.g. for providing DNA samples), analytical cost recovery, entrance charges etc., falling under the scope of management and/or administration of public facilities are not included.

Commercial Licence means the commercial registration licence of the Company issued by MOCI.