Common use of Intellectual Property Indemnification Clause in Contracts

Intellectual Property Indemnification. Any and all intellectual property rights (“IPR”) and/or know-how furnished by either Party (“Owner”) to the other Party (“Recipient”) may not be used for purposes other than performance of the Contract without express written approval of Owner. Owner shall retain all of the above-mentioned IPR and no ownership

Intellectual Property Indemnification. Any and all intellectual property rights (“IPR”) and/or know-how furnished by either Party (“Owner”) to the other Party (“Recipient”) may not be used for purposes other than performance of the Contract without express written approval of Owner. Owner shall retain all of the above-mentioned IPR and no ownershipownership of any kind passes to Recipient, unless explicitly agreed in writing by the authorized representatives of the Parties.

Intellectual Property Indemnification. Any and all intellectual property rights (“IPR”) and/or know-how furnished by either Party (“Owner”) to the other Party (“Recipient”) may not be used for purposes other than performance of the Contract without express written approval of Owner. Owner shall retain all of the above-mentioned IPR and no ownershipmay