Third Party Licence definition

Third Party Licence means any open-source software licences relating to the Software, including the general public licence (if applicable), and any proprietary third-party software licences;

Third Party Licence has the meaning set forth in Section 16.1.

Third Party Licence means the rights and/or permissions granted (or which may, in the future, be granted) by a Third Party Licensor to you for use in connection with the Platform (but excluding IPRs of the Platform Owner).

Examples of Third Party Licence in a sentence

• Any disagreement between CRT and the Company as to: (i) categorisation of Company Intellectual Property as “Company Background Intellectual Property” or “Company Foreground Intellectual Property” under the CRT Licence; or (ii) a fair and reasonable apportionment of Third Party Licence Payments under Clause 7.5.3, will be resolved by Independent Opinion in accordance with Clause 13.

• To the extent that the control of any such Third Party Foreground Intellectual Property is transferred to CRT it will comply with the patent management provisions of the relevant Third Party Licence as identified in Annex 6.

• You acknowledge that the Products and Services may incorporate components licensed to us by third parties, which may be subject to their own end user licence agreements (“Third Party Licences”) and that your use of the Products and Services, in addition to these Terms and the applicable order, will be governed by any terms and conditions specified by any Third Party Licence that applies to the Products and Services.

• If the Collaboration Committee cannot unanimously agree whether or not such a Third Party Licence Agreement should be entered into, the matter shall be promptly submitted in writing to the [*] of both Parties.

• Company will provide CRT with a copy of any invoice it receives for costs payable by CRT under any Third Party Licence, and CRT will make payment under any such properly due and payable invoices within thirty (30) days of receipt.

More Definitions of Third Party Licence

Third Party Licence means any licence, registration or other authorisation that is required by the Customer to enable the Customer to properly access and use the Products, Goods and Services, including any licence, registration or other authorisation as notified by HybridHero to the Customer. Trial means use of the Products, Goods and Services specified in the Order Form without charge for the Trial Period, in accordance with this Agreement.

Third Party Licence means any licence, registration or other authorisation that is required by you to enable you to properly access and use the Software, including any licence, registration or other authorisation as notified by Devicedesk to you.

Third Party Licence mean any Intellectual Property Rights of an individual or organization not a party to this Agreement the use and/or control of which has been granted to Supplier through a license agreement.

Third Party Licence means any licence of Third Party Software (and where relevant the Moodle Specific Terms and Totara Specific Terms) granted to the Customer pursuant to Clause 5.4.

Third Party Licence means the Microsoft Licence, the Microsoft Online Services Terms and/or any other third party licence or purchase agreement under which a Third Party has licensed Third Party Software to Client;

Third Party Licence any additional terms and conditions imposed by a third party in relation to the use of a Third Party Product.

Third Party Licence any licence relating to Third Party Software, including the Microsoft Customer Agreement. Third Party Software: any code or software programs written or provided by Microsoft ® or