INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS Clauses Exemplaires

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS. 12.1 The Parties recognize that the Software is and shall remain the exclusive property of the CEA, which reserves all ownership rights on such basis. The license subject matter of this Agreement does not entail the transfer of any intellectual property right over the Software to the Licensee. 12.2 The Licensee expressly agrees: - not to delete or otherwise modify in any manner the intellectual property notices or other ownership notices displayed on the Software; and - to reproduce as is the said intellectual property notices or other ownership notices on the backup copy of the Software. 12.3 Similarly, no other right over a trademark, trade name or other distinctive sign is conferred to the Licensee by the Agreement. 12.4 The Licensee agrees not to directly or indirectly infringe the CEA’s intellectual property rights and to take the necessary measures with respect to its staff so as to ensure their compliance with the CEA’s intellectual property rights.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS. 9.1 Your designs submitted as part of this competition must be your own work and must not copy or use any element belonging to a third party's work, in any format whatsoever. 9.2 You are solely responsible for the designs entered into this competition and you warrant to PB that any such photographs do not infringe the rights of any third parties and you shall indemnify PB in full against all costs, expenses, damages and losses, including any interest, fines, legal and other professional fees and expenses awarded against or incurred or paid by PB as a result of or in connection with any claim brought against PB for actual or alleged infringement of a third party's intellectual property. 9.3 PB reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to disqualify designs, without any liability to you that it does not deem acceptable, or that contravene any of these terms and conditions. 9.4 Before any marketing of the Creations by PB, the latter will contact the winners to carry out work mainly on the colours of the creations.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS. 12.1 The Parties recognize that the Software is and shall remain the exclusive property of the CEA, which reserves all ownership rights on such basis. The license subject matter of this Agreement does not entail the transfer of any intellectual property right over the Software to the Licensee. 12.2 The Licensee expressly agrees: - not to delete or otherwise modify in any manner the intellectual property notices or other ownership notices displayed on the Software; and - to reproduce as is the said intellectual property notices or other ownership notices on the backup copy of the Software. 12.3 De même aucun droit sur une marque, un nom commercial ou tout autre signe distinctif n’est conféré au Licencié par le Contrat. 12.4 Le Licencié s’engage à ne pas porter atteinte, directement ou indirectement, aux droits de propriété intellectuelle du CEA et à prendre à l’égard de son personnel toutes les mesures nécessaires pour assurer le respect desdits droits de propriété intellectuelle du CEA.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS. All intellectual property, outputs and results (whether tangible or intangible) that derive from the Micro Project will be the property of the LP and the PPs; the LP and PPs are entitled to establish the property rights deriving from the Micro Project on an annex to this agreement. If there are pre-existing intellectual and industrial property rights which are made available to the Micro Project, these will be fully respected. Notwithstanding the terms of article 12.1, deliverables and outputs of the Micro Project have to be made available to the general public free of charge by the LP and PPs, unless they are subject to Intellectual Property Rights. The Micro Project results should be widely communicated and disseminated. The MA reserves the right to use them for information and communication actions in respect of the Programme. Any income or other economic advantage generated by the intellectual property rights must be managed in compliance with the applicable EU, national and Programme rules in the fields of Net-Revenue and state aid. [If the PPs should use the intellectual property rights for the deliverables, outputs and results of the Micro Project, details of their management should be included in Annex 1]
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS. All of the elements relating to the Seller and the Products, whether visual or not, including photographs, presentations, packaging, copyrights, recipes, drawings, models, trademarks, etc. (the "Intellectual Property Rights") are protected and the Customer acknowledges that these rights arethe exclusive property of the Seller. The Customer shall therefore refrain from any reproduction or useof the Intellectual Property Rights without the express, written and prior consent of the Seller, which may request financial compensation in exchange.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS. (1) The customer is obligated to notify DEKOM SAS immediately in the event that a product supplied by DEKOM SAS breaches intellectual property rights. The customer shall support DEKOM SAS in a reasonable manner during any potential disputes with rights holders. (2) Conversely, the customer shall defend or indemnify DEKOM SAS against all claims by rights holders against DEKOM SAS which arise as a result of a rights infringement where DEKOM SAS was following the customer’s instructions.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS. 1. All intellectual property (whether tangible or intan- gible) that derive from the project will be the prop- erty of the lead partner and the project partners; the lead partner and project partners are entitled to establish the property rights deriving from the project under the project partnership agreement entered into by the parties. 2. Notwithstanding the terms of Article 13.1, the re- sults of the project have to be made available to the general public free of charge by the lead part- ner and project partners. The managing authority and any other relevant Programme stakeholder (such as the national points of contact, the Euro- pean Commission) may use them for information and communication actions in respect of the pro- gramme. 3. If there are pre-existing intellectual and industrial property rights which are made available to the project, these will be fully respected provided that they are notified by the lead partner and project partners to the managing authority in writing.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS. 1. All intellectual property (whether tangible or intangible) that derive from the project will be the property of the lead partner and the project partners; the lead partner and project partners are entitled to establish the property rights deriving from the project under the project partnership agreement entered into by the parties. 2. Notwithstanding the terms of Article 13.1, the results of the project have to be made available to the general public free of charge by the lead partner and project partners. The managing authority and any other relevant Programme stakeholder (such as the national points of contact, the European Commission) may use them for information and communication actions in respect of the programme. 3. If there are pre-existing intellectual and industrial property rights which are made available to the project, these will be fully respected provided that they are notified by the lead partner and project partners to the managing authority in writing.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS. 1. Tous les droits de propriété intellectuelle qui découlent du projet seront la propriété du chef de file et des partenaires du projet ; le chef de file et les partenaires du projet sont habilités à faire valoir les droits de propriété qui découlent du projet au titre d'une convention de partenariat convenue entre les parties. 2. Nonobstant les termes de l'article 13.1, les résultats du projet doivent être mis à disposition du grand public gratuitement par le chef de file et les partenaires du projet. L'autorité de gestion se réserve le droit de les utiliser pour des actions d'information et de communication dans le cadre du programme. 1. All intellectual property that derive from the project will be the property of the lead partner and the project partners; the lead partner and project partners are entitled to establish the property rights deriving from the project under the project partnership agreement entered into by the parties. 2. Notwithstanding the terms of article 13.1, the results of the project have to be made available to the general public free of charge by the lead partner and project partners. The managing authority reserves the right to use them for information and communication actions in respect of the programme. 3. If there are pre-existing intellectual and industrial property rights which are made available to the project, these will be fully respected provided that they are
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS. 12.1 All intellectual property, outputs and results (whether tangible or intangible) that derive from the Project will be the property of the LP and the PPs; the LP and PPs are entitled to establish the property rights deriving from the Project on an annex to this agreement. 12.2 If there are pre-existing intellectual and industrial property rights which are made available to the Project, these will be fully respected. 12.3 Notwithstanding the terms of article 12.1, deliverables and outputs of the Project have to be made available to the general public free of charge by the LP and PPs, unless they are subject to Intellectual Property Rights. The project results should be widely communicated and disseminated. The MA reserves the right to use them for information and communication actions in respect of the Programme. 12.4 Any income or other economic advantage generated by the intellectual property rights must be managed in compliance with the applicable EU, national and Programme rules in the fields of Net-Revenue and state aid. [If the PPs should use the intellectual property rights for the deliverables, outputs and results of the Project, details of their management should be included in Annex 1] 12.5 In addition to the general public rights described above, each PP will grants to the other PP’s a worldwide, non-exclusive, non-transferable, royalty-free licence to use the other PP’ s Project results for the performance of the Project during the project implementation.