IP Licence definition

IP Licence means the intellectual property licence agreement between Imperial College Innovations Limited and the Company dated on or shortly before the date of this Agreement;

IP Licence means the licence or agreement pursuant to or under which any Intellectual Property is held, used or exploited by any Group member.

IP Licence in relation to the Company means any license agreement pursuant to which the Company is granted a right to use Intellectual Property or the Company grants a right to use Intellectual Property.

Examples of IP Licence in a sentence

This fee shall be Institution’s total payment obligation under both the Trademark Licence Agreement and this IP Licence Agreement for any Higher National Qualification which uses Pearson IP.
In accordance with an agreement between Edith Cowan University (‘University’) and Perth Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd (‘PIBT’), the University agreed to subscribe for shares in PIBT in consideration for the University entering into a continuing IP Licence and Services Agreement with PIBT.
No disputes have arisen or are foreseeable in connection with any IP Licence.
The parties acknowledge that certain Related Corporations of the Shareholders have entered into the IP Licence Agreements licensing certain Intellectual Property Rights to the Companies and establishing other obligations and rights among the parties to those agreements in relation to the relevant Intellectual Property Rights.
Except to the extent that the Company Intellectual Property Rights are subject to an IP Licence from a Group Entity to a third party, or a Group Entity is the licensee of rights under the IP Licences or the ICT Contracts, a Group Entity is the sole and beneficial owner of the Company Intellectual Property Rights free from all Encumbrances so far as the Warrantors are aware.

IP Licence means the licence to Garden Care Bidco Limited of certain Retained Intellectual Property (other than the Retained Trade Marks) in the agreed terms;

IP Licence means the licence attached hereto as Schedule 10;

IP Licence means any licence, sub-licence, agreement, authorisation or permission, whether express or implied and whether or not in writing, to which EIPRL is a party, relating to the use, enjoyment and/or exploitation by EIPRL of any Third Party IPR or by any third party of any Business IPR, including (for the avoidance of doubt) the Deed of Assignment of Business IP dated 12 December 2014 between Atraverda USA, Inc, the Seller and EIPRL;

IP Licence means the licence to Garden Care Bidco Limited of certain Retained Intellectual Property (other than the Retained Trade Marks) in the agreed terms; “IT Contracts” means any material written agreements, arrangements or licences to which a Group Company or a Business Seller is a party relating to the IT Systems; “Ipswich Office” means the part of the ground floor of the building adjoining the Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx XX00 0XX currently occupied by The Scotts Company (UK) Limited pursuant to a lease dated 1 July 2012; “IT Systems” means computer hardware and software (excluding shrink-wrapped, click-wrapped or software commercially available off-the-shelf or the internet and any public telecommunications 10 networks) which in each case is used or held for use for the purposes of the Business and required in all material respects to conduct the Business; “JPM Facility” means the revolving credit facility in the amount of USD 1,700,000,000 provided pursuant to a facility agreement between The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company Inc., as borrower, and XX Xxxxxx, as lender, dated 29 October 2015; “Key Worker” means

IP Licence means a licence granted by a third party to a Group Company in respect of Intellectual Property Rights. Law includes: any statute, regulation, rule, by-law, ordinance, proclamation, judgement, treaty, decree, convention, rule or principle of common law or equity, rule of any applicable stock exchange, or requirement or approval (including any Government Agency);