Examples of Crown use in a sentence
The Contractor shall as its sole liability keep the Authority fully indemnified against an infringement or alleged infringement of any intellectual property rights or a claim for Crown use of a UK patent or registered design caused by the use, manufacture or supply of the Contractor Deliverables.
The authority of a government department in respect of Crown use of a design may be given to a person either before or after the use and whether or not he is authorised, directly or indirectly, by the design right owner to do anything in relation to the design.
The focus of Tatweer is particularly on the needs of the learners and the adoption of the learner-centred approach.
The Contractor shall as its sole liability keep the Authority fully indemnified against an infringement or alleged infringement of any intellectual property rights or a claim for Crown use of a UK patent or registered design caused by the use, manufacture or supply of the Deliverables.
Arrangements at the end of the Term or on early termination Upon the expiry or earlier termination of the Term the Service Provider must if directed to do so by the Crown use all reasonable endeavours to do all things and obtain all consents and assignments necessary to enable the Crown or its nominated alternative service provider to provide the Services.
Although the public laboratories undertaking BRCA testing did not explicitly rely on Crown use, it was widely understood that they could use this option should they need to, if a cease and desist letter was ever handed to them.
Section 58 provides for disputes as to Crown use to be referred to the court.
The Secretary of State for Defence (“SSD”) has intervened in IPCom’s appeal with permission granted by Lewison LJ in order to challenge the judge’s conclusion on Crown use, and in particular his interpretation of section 55(1) of the Patents Act 1977.
The 2004 Act was therefore enacted on the grounds that it would provide certainty on the rights and interests of all New Zealanders in the public foreshore and seabed including the continued operation of existing legislation, the role of the Crown, use rights such as public access, fishing, navigation and development, and the recognition of customary rights.
He held that some of Vodafone’s allegedly infringing acts infringed, but that others did not, in some cases having regard to his construction of the claims and in other cases because Vodafone had a defence of Crown use.