Related Patent definition

Related Patent means any patent or patent application owned, held, or otherwise controlled, in whole or in part by Epoch that (1) discloses and/or claims substantially the same subject matter as a Licensed Patent, (2) discloses and/or claims improvements to inventions disclosed or claimed in a Licensed Patent and requires rights under the Licensed Patent to exploit such improvements, (3) claims priority to, a Licensed Patent, including but not limited to continuation applications and patents, continuation-in-part applications and patents, divisional applications and patents, reexamination applications and patents, reissue applications and patents, and continuing prosecution applications and patents, (4) is a parent of U.S. Patent No. 5,801,155, and/or (5) any foreign equivalents of a Licensed Patent or any patent or patent application in (1), (2), (3) or (4) above. * CONFIDENTIAL PORTIONS OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH COMMISSION.

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Related Patent means any patent or patent application that: (A) claims substantially the same subject matter as a Subject Patent; (B) claims improvements to inventions disclosed or claimed in a Subject Patent and requires rights under the Subject Patent to exploit such improvements; (C) claims priority to a Subject Patent, including but not limited to continuation applications and patents, continuation-in-part applications and patents, divisional applications and patents, reexamination applications and patents, reissue applications and patents, and continuing prosecution applications and patents; (D) is a parent of a Subject Patent; or (E) any foreign equivalents of a Subject Patent or any patent or patent application set forth in (A), (B), (C) or (D) immediately above.

Related Patent means any patent or patent application owned, held, or otherwise controlled, in whole or in part by Epoch that (1) discloses and/or claims substantially the same subject matter as a Licensed Patent, (2) discloses and/or claims improvements to inventions disclosed or claimed in a Licensed Patent and requires rights under the Licensed Patent to exploit such improvements, (3) claims priority to, a Licensed Patent, including but not limited to continuation applications and patents, continuation-in-part applications and patents, divisional applications and patents, reexamination applications and patents, reissue applications and patents, and continuing prosecution applications and patents, (4) is a parent of U.S. Patent No. 5,801,155, and/or (5) any foreign equivalents of a Licensed Patent or any patent or patent application in (1), (2), (3) or (4) above.

Examples of Related Patent in a sentence

• Sisvel shall determine whether each of the patents identified by Licensee contains a DVB- T2 Related Patent Claim that would otherwise be a DVB-T2 Essential Patent Claim if owned or controlled by a DVB-T2 Patent Owner.

• Each Member shall disclose whether such Member has any Necessary Claims or Related Patent Applications (including without limitation, any Necessary Claims or Related Patent Applications of an Af- filiate of a Member and/or a Non-Member) relating to the applicable Proposed Specifications and/or Adopted Specifications.

• In the event that either Party sends a written request to the other Party requesting a discussion at a JCT meeting concerning the need, usefulness and advisability of using any Chiron Related Patent or Chiron Related Know-How in connection with the development, manufacture, use or Commercialization of Licensed Products within and/or outside the Territory, then a meeting of the JCT shall be convened as promptly as practicable and the Parties shall discuss same.

• Licensee shall identify to Sisvel any and all of its patents and patents of Licensee Affiliates that Licensee believes in good faith contain a DVB-S2 Related Patent Claim: (i) within fifteen (15) Days of Licensee’s execution of this Agreement; and/or (ii) within fifteen (15) Days of Licensee or any Licensee Affiliate acquiring the right to license such patents (without the payment of royalties to any third party) during the term of this Agreement.

• If consensus is reached at the JCT that any such Chiron Related Patent and/or Chiron Related Know-How should be used for such purpose, then the Parties shall discuss the compensation that Chiron would require in order to license to Cubist any such Chiron Related Patent and/or Chiron Related Know-How.

More Definitions of Related Patent

Related Patent means, with respect to the patents that are the subject of the Applicable Case: (a) all patents claiming or entitled to claim priority, directly or indirectly, thereto; (b) all reissues, renewals, continuations, continuations-in-part, and divisions, all results of oppositions, NAI-1502820106v1 reexaminations, supplemental examinations, and other reviews thereof or of any patents covered by (a) above; and (c) all foreign counterparts thereof or of any patents covered by (a) or (b) above.

Related Patent means any patent or patent application that: (A) claims priority to a Licensed Patent, including but not limited to continuation applications and patents, continuation-in-part applications and patents, divisional applications and patents, reexamination applications and patents, reissue applications and patents, and continuing prosecution applications and patents; (B) is a parent or descendant of a Licensed Patent; or (C) any foreign equivalents of a Licensed Patent or any patent or patent application set forth in subsections (A) or (B) of this Section 1.14; (D) except that, notwithstanding subsections (A), (B), and (C) of this Section 1.14, Related Patent will not include U.S. Patent No. 5,538,848 or any other patent claiming a method comprising a Cleavage Assay, or claiming a probe composition that is susceptible to cleavage by a 5'-nuclease activity of a polymerase.

Related Patent means any patent or patent application that: (A) claims improvements to inventions disclosed or claimed in a Subject Patent and requires rights under the Subject Patent to exploit such improvements; (B) claims priority to a Subject Patent, including but not limited to continuation applications and patents, continuation-in-part applications and patents, divisional applications and patents, reexamination applications and patents, reissue applications and patents, continuing prosecution applications and patents, extensions, and renewals; (C) is a parent of a Subject Patent; or (D) any foreign equivalent of a Subject Patent or any patent or patent application set forth in (A), (B), or (C) immediately above, including Patent Cooperation Treaty applications, European Patent Convention applications, or applications under similar administrative international conventions that may be filed with respect thereto, and all corresponding national patents and patent applications.

Related Patent or “Related Patents” shall mean any patent or patent application, whether foreign or domestic, that the patent-at-issue claims priority to, or any patent or patent application, whether foreign or domestic, that claims priority to (i) the patent-at-issue, or (ii) any patent or application to which the patent-at-issue claims priority.

Related Patent means, with respect to a patent or patent application (the “Subject Patent”), any other patent or patent application that is a continuation, divisional, continuation-in- part, reissue, certificates foreign counterpart, extension or renewal thereof, but only to the extent that there is common subject matter in such other patent or patent application that is entitled, in whole or in part, to the priority date of the Subject Patent.

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Related Patent means: ------------------------------------- (1) a Patent granted on an Application listed in Appendix A, (2) a Patent granted on a Related Application, (3) a reissue of a Patent of Sections 1.06(1) or 1.06(2), and (4) a reexamination certificate of a Patent of Sections 1.06(1), 1.06(2), or 1.06(3).