Provided Elements definition
Examples of Provided Elements in a sentence
After AT&T ceases, as a result of actual or claimed infringement or misappropriation, to exercise the rights granted under this Agreement with respect to the Provided Elements, AT&T has no obligation to pay Supplier any charges that would otherwise be due under this Agreement for such rights.
After AT&T ceases, as a result of actual or claimed infringement or misappropriation, to exercise the rights granted under this Agreement with respect to the Provided Elements, AT&T has no obligation to pay Vendor any Structured Payments or Maintenance Fees that would otherwise be due under this Agreement for such rights.
After AT&T ceases, as a result of actual or claimed infringement or misappropriation, to exercise the rights granted under the ESLA with respect to the Provided Elements, Amdocs shall not have any obligation to pay RADCOM any charges that would otherwise be due under this Agreement, the Supplement Agreement or the Maintenance and Support Agreement for such rights.
After [**] ceases, as a result of actual or claimed infringement or misappropriation, to exercise the rights granted under the ESLA with respect to the Provided Elements, Amdocs shall not have any obligation to pay RADCOM any charges that would otherwise be due under this Agreement, the Supplement Agreement or the Maintenance and Support Agreement for such rights.
The “Proportionate Share” payable by Company shall be a portion of the Covered Loss determined on an objectively fair and equitable basis to be attributable to Company based on the relative materiality of the role played by the applicable Provided Elements in the Combination Claim.
The “Proportionate Share” payable by Supplier shall be a portion of the Covered Loss determined, not at AT&T’s sole discretion, but rather on an objectively fair and equitable basis (taking into account the relevant facts and circumstances and using the same standards that would be applied by a court or other neutral adjudicator under applicable law) to be attributable to Supplier based on the relative materiality of the role played by the applicable Provided Elements in the Combination Claim.