Exclusion Certificate definition

Exclusion Certificate means a writing delivered to the Secretary of Si2 that certifies that a Member will not ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇ License with respect to specific Necessary Patent Claims and sets forth the information identified in Section II.C of Attachment C. However, a Member cannot submit an Exclusion Certificate covering Necessary Patent Claims to the extent such claims are required by a Contribution made by that Member. Pre-emptive Exclusion Certificates (as defined in Section III.C.2 of Attachment C) constitute Exclusion Certificates. A Member shall have a continuing obligation to update the status of any Necessary Patent Claims within sixty (60) days which such Member has excluded pursuant to an Exclusion Certificate.

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Exclusion Certificate means a written communication delivered to the Secretary that; (i) certifies that a Member does not grant the Reciprocal License with respect to specific Necessary Patent Claims for a Draft Specification; and (ii) optionally, includes Specific License Terms if the Member desires to grant a license to the specifically excluded Necessary Patent Claims.

Exclusion Certificate means a writing delivered to the Secretary of Si2 that certifies that a Member will not ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇ License with respect to specific Necessary Patent Claims and sets forth the information identified in Section II.C of Si2 Project IP Policy. However, a Member cannot submit an Exclusion Certificate covering Necessary Patent Claims to the extent such claims are required by a Contribution made by that Member. Pre-‐‑emptive Exclusion Certificates (as defined in Section lll.C.2 of Si2 Project IP Policy) constitute Exclusion Certificates. A Member shall have a continuing obligation to update the status of any Necessary Patent Claims within sixty (60) days which such Member has excluded pursuant to an Exclusion Certificate.

Examples of Exclusion Certificate in a sentence

If a Member fails to submit a Working Group Exclusion Certificate (a) prior to the expiration of an applicable Ratification Period, or (b) within sixty (60) days of becoming a Member, the Member shall be deemed to have granted the Reciprocal License for any Ratified Specifications.
An Exclusion Certificate effectively excludes a Necessary Patent Claim whether or not the Certificate includes specific license terms under which the Member is willing to license the Necessary Patent Claim.
If a new Member does not agree to ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ Licenses and Reciprocal Licenses pursuant to Section III.E.1 or an existing Member purchasing a patent does not agree to ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ Licenses and Reciprocal Licenses pursuant to Section III.E.2, then, in the case of a new Member, it must submit an Exclusion Certificate concurrently with its execution of the Agreement or, in the case of an existing Member purchasing a patent, it must submit an Exclusion Certificate within the period set forth in Section III.E.
The Working Group Exclusion Certificate shall be effective on the date of the posting of the certificate if accepted by the Board as below.
After rescinding a Working Group Exclusion Certificate through attendance, the Member may re-submit a Working Group Exclusion Certificate after the working group has produced any subsequent Ratified Specification.
Failure of such former Member to submit a RAND License Certificate, a Reciprocal License Certificate or an Exclusion Certificate prior to such deadline will have the consequences set forth in Section III.C.3.
Prior to the end of the relevant Exclusion Period following a Call for Patents, or in the case of new Project Members prior to the deadline specified in Section III.E.3, a Member shall submit a RAND License Certificate, Reciprocal License Certificate or an Exclusion Certificate with respect to the disclosed Necessary Patent Claim.
Except for disclosures accompanying a Contribution, disclosures pursuant to Section III.E and disclosures included in a Pre-emptive Exclusion Certificate, disclosures in response to a Call for Patents must occur prior to the expiration of the applicable Exclusion Period.
Prior to expiration of each Exclusion Period, each Member shall submit either a RAND License Certificate, a Reciprocal License Certificate or an Exclusion Certificate with respect to any Necessary Patent Claims owned or controlled by such Member or an Affiliate of such Member.
Failure to submit a RAND License Certificate, Reciprocal License Certificate or an Exclusion Certificate as required under this Section II.C.3 shall have the consequences set forth in Section III.C.3.

More Definitions of Exclusion Certificate

Exclusion Certificate means a writing delivered to the Secretary of Si2 that certifies that a Member will not grant a RAND License with respect to specific Necessary Patent Claims and sets forth the information identified in Section II.C of Si2 Project IP Policy. However, a Member cannot submit an Exclusion Certificate covering Necessary Patent Claims to the extent such claims are required by a Contribution made by that Member. Pre-‐‑emptive Exclusion Certificates (as defined in Section lll.C.2 of Si2 Project IP Policy) constitute Exclusion Certificates. A Member shall have a continuing obligation to update the status of any Necessary Patent Claims within sixty (60) days which such Member has excluded pursuant to an Exclusion Certificate.

Exclusion Certificate means a writing delivered to the Secretary of Si2 that certifies that a Member will not ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇ License with respect to specific Necessary Patent Claims and sets forth the information identified in Section II.C of Project IP Policy. However, a Member cannot submit an Exclusion Certificate covering Necessary Patent Claims to the extent such claims are required by a Contribution made by that Member. Pre-emptive Exclusion Certificates (as defined in Section III.C.2 of Project IP Policy) constitute Exclusion Certificates. Upon written request by the Secretary of Si2, a Member that has submitted an Exclusion Certificate shall confirm the status of the Necessary Patent Claims covered by such Exclusion Certificate (i.e., whether such claims remain subjects of pending patent application(s), have become issued patent claims or have been abandoned) to the extent such status is not publicly available.