Essential Patents definition

Essential Patents means those patents (in any country of the world) as to which it is, or is claimed by the patent owner to be, not possible on technical (but not commercial) grounds, taking into account normal technical practice and the state of the art generally available at the time of adoption or publication of the relevant standard for CDMA Applications, to make, sell, lease, otherwise dispose of, repair, use or operate equipment or methods which comply with such standard without infringing such patent.
Essential Patents means Patents which . claim inventions which are incorporated in the technical information as provided by PARADYNE and/or CAPCo in its licensing program(s), and which are necessary for the use of the technical information to manufacture the articles licensed thereby.
Essential Patents means those Patents (in any country of the world) as to which it is, or is claimed by the patent owner to be, not possible on technical (but not commercial) grounds, taking into account normal technical practice and the state of the art generally available at the time of adoption or publication of the relevant Standard, to make, sell, lease, otherwise dispose of, repair, use or operate equipment or methods which comply with such Standard without infringing such patent.

Examples of Essential Patents in a sentence

  • For the purposes of this Section 7.1 only, each Licensor’s per-Patent share of the royalties paid per Licensed Product in accordance with this License Agreement shall be deemed to be a fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory royalty rate for the grant (by way of license or otherwise) by Licensee and its Affiliates under its Grant-Back Essential Patents.

  • Licensee acknowledges that the obligation to license Grant-Back Essential Patents on fair, reasonable, non-discriminatory conditions in accordance with Section 7.1 runs with such Patents and thus binds any subsequent owners of such Patents.

  • Licensee and its Affiliates shall not unreasonably refuse to grant to qualified entities (defined below), for products that are configured in compliance with the BD Software Standards (“BD Products”), non-exclusive, non-transferable rights (by way of license or otherwise), on fair, reasonable, non-discriminatory conditions, to manufacture, transfer, sell, import or otherwise dispose of BD Products under any and all Grant-Back Essential Patents.

  • The Member acknowledges that this Agreement creates certain rights and obligations for its Affiliated Entities and agrees to enforce this Agreement's terms as to any of its Affiliated Entities’ Essential Patents, including such terms as may properly be changed by the WPC by notice to the Member under this Agreement.

  • With the exception of this Section 2, Section 11 ("Essential Patents"), Section 13 ("Term and Termination") and any other provision that expressly distinguishes between Licensee and a Licensee Affiliate, the obligations and other requirements of this License Agreement that apply to Licensee shall also apply to each and every Licensee Affiliate, and Licensee shall ensure that its Licensee Affiliates satisfy all obligations and other requirements imposed on Licensee Affiliates.


More Definitions of Essential Patents

Essential Patents means those patents without which it is not possible, without infringing the corresponding patent rights, to make, sell, lease or otherwise dispose of, repair, use or operate products, equipment or methods which comply with the relevant standards, where “standards” means any standard set forth by any standards body or generally acknowledged de facto standard including, but not limited to, ETSI, XXX, XXXX, X0X0, CWTS, CCSA, ITU, OMA, IEEE, W3C, MPEG, IETF, ISO, JEITA and/or other relevant standards setting body that are applicable to the Business whether mandatory or optional.
Essential Patents means any patent(s) that, under applicable law, includes at least a claim that (i) is either necessarily infringed (in the absence of a (sub)license) or the practice of which, as a practical matter, cannot be avoided in remaining compliant with one or more of the Cellular Standard(s), or in practicing any portion of one or more of the Cellular Standard(s); and/or (ii) would be deemed essential under the applicable IPR policy of 3GPP or its successor; and/or (iii) such patent has been declared or otherwise held out by the respective Patent Owner or Sisvel, as applicable, as essential to one or more of the Cellular Standard(s). Exhibit A comprises an illustrative list of Patents that Patent Owners or Sisvel have declared essential to ETSI for one or more of the Cellular Standard(s) according to ETSI, as extracted from the special report ETSI SR 000 314 V2.32.1 (2022-11) as per the process detailed in Exhibit A.
Essential Patents means all patents (excluding Licensed Patents) that are essential to any practical implementation of a Covered Standard. ______________ ** Material has been omitted and filed separately with the Commission.
Essential Patents means those claims of an issued patent or patent application that (a) are owned or controlled by a Member (or its Affiliated Company) now or at any future time, (b) would be necessarily infringed by implementing a Blu-ray Disc Format (i.e., when there is no technically plausible non-infringing alternative for implementing the normative requirements of such Format) and (c) cover or read on technology that is described with particularity in such Blu-ray Disc Format.mean Patent IPRs which are necessarily infringed when implementing any Blu-ray Disc Format.
Essential Patents means patents, the use or infringement of which cannot be avoided in the course of designing, manufacturing, marketing or usage of the Products, and that are compliant with industry standards, including, but not limited to, XXX, XXXX, XXXX, XXXX/XXXX0000, UMTS, LTE, and 5G, and have declared to the 3GPP/3GPP2 or similar consortiums via their respective organization partners (including but not limited to European Technical Standards Institute, Alliance for Telecommunication Industry Solutions, Association of Radio Industries and Businesses, China Communication Standards Association, Telecommunication Technology Association, Telecommunication Technology Committee, International Telecommunication Union, Telecommunication Industry Association, Federal Communications Commission, Wi-Fi Alliance) as being essential for GSM/CDMA/3G/4G/5G/Wi-Fi standards; and the essential license for Google Android Operating System and Applications from Google Inc.
Essential Patents means any patent throughout the world which contains one or more patent claims that are Necessary Claims and are owned, controlled or licenseable by the Member (without need to pay royalties or other consideration to third parties other than its employees).
Essential Patents means any patent(s) that, under applicable law, includes at least a claim that (i) is either necessarily infringed (in the absence of a (sub)license) or the practice of which, as a practical matter, cannot be avoided in remaining compliant with one or more of the Cellular Standard(s) or in practicing any portion of one or more of the Cellular Standard(s) and/or (ii) would be deemed essential under the applicable IPR policy of 3GPP or its successor; and/or (iii) such patent has been declared or otherwise held out by Xxxxx, as applicable, as essential to one or more of the Cellular Standard(s).