Data Retention and Documentation Sample Clauses

Data Retention and Documentation. Each Party, at its own costs, shall be responsible for archiving all relevant and required original documentation and raw data in relation to the research, development, manufacturing and control of Program Carriers and Licensed Product(s). The Parties shall keep all original notebooks indefinitely and the Parties shall archive development documentation in accordance with their documentation control policies, which shall comply with all applicable laws. All original documentation related to manufacturing shall be kept for sixteen (16) years. Emisphere is to provide Novo Nordisk with copies of reasonably accessible documentation that it has with respect to research, development, manufacture and control of Program Carriers, except original lab notebooks, copies of which will be provided to Novo Nordisk; provided, however, that any original documentation relating to manufacture and control of Program Carriers that Emisphere does not provide to Novo Nordisk shall be archived for twenty (20) years, and provided that Emisphere must provide documentation to Novo Nordisk, which is relevant for the development report of the final product. In case Emisphere desires to discard the data and documentation relating to manufacture and control of Program Carriers or the original lab notebooks Emisphere shall notify Novo Nordisk of such decision and Novo Nordisk may assume responsibility for the archiving thereof at Novo Nordisk’s cost.
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Data Retention and Documentation. Each Party, at its own costs, shall be responsible for archiving all relevant and required original documentation and raw data in relation to the research, development, manufacturing and control of Licensed Product. The Parties shall keep all original notebooks for twenty (20) years and the Parties shall archive development documentation in accordance with their documentation control policies, which shall comply with all applicable laws. All original documentation related to manufacturing shall be kept for the retention period required by applicable laws. As part of the Technology Transfer or following completion of Technology Transfer, if requested by Novo Nordisk and at Novo Nordisk’s cost, Zosano shall provide Novo Nordisk with copies of all original documentation that it has with respect to research, development, manufacture and control of Licensed Product, including copies of appropriate portions of original lab notebooks. If, following the retention period required by applicable laws, Xxxxxx desires to discard the data and documentation relating to manufacture and control of Licensed Product or the original lab notebooks Zosano shall notify Novo Nordisk of such decision and Novo Nordisk may assume responsibility for the archiving thereof at Novo Nordisk’s cost, or, if requested by Novo Nordisk and at Novo Nordisk’s cost, Xxxxxx shall retain such data and documentation.
Data Retention and Documentation. Each Party, at its own costs, shall be responsible for archiving all relevant and required original documentation in its possession or control related to the Clinical Trials and Manufacturing under this Agreement, including batch records, raw data and results in relation to the use in Clinical Trials, Manufacturing and control of each Agenus Antibody or Licensed Product. The Parties shall keep all original lab notebooks for the longer of ten (10) years or as required by Applicable Law and shall keep all such notebooks up to date in accordance with each Party’s standard practices. Further details shall be delineated in the Quality Agreement.
Data Retention and Documentation. Each Party, at its own costs, shall be responsible for archiving all relevant and required original documentation and raw data in relation to the research, development, manufacturing and control of Licensed Product. The Parties shall keep all original notebooks for [**] years and the Parties shall archive development documentation in accordance with their documentation control policies, which shall comply with all applicable laws. All original documentation related to manufacturing shall be kept for the retention period required by applicable laws. As part of the Technology Transfer or following Completion of Technology Transfer, if requested by Novo Nordisk and at Novo Nordisk’s cost, Pacira shall provide Novo Nordisk with copies of all original documentation that it has with respect to research, development, manufacture and control of Licensed Product, including copies of appropriate portions of original lab notebooks; provided, however, that Pacira shall retain any original documentation relating to manufacture and control of Licensed Product (which original documentation shall be archived in accordance with Pacira’s documentation control policies). If, following the retention period required by applicable laws, Pacira desires to discard the data and documentation relating to manufacture and control of Licensed Product or the original lab notebooks Pacira,
Data Retention and Documentation. Each Party, at its own costs, shall be responsible for archiving all relevant and required original documentation and raw data in relation to the research, development, manufacturing and control of Licensed Product. The Parties shall keep all original notebooks for [**] years and the Parties shall archive development documentation in accordance with their documentation control policies, which shall comply with all applicable laws. All original documentation related to manufacturing shall be kept for the retention period required by applicable laws. As part of the Technology Transfer or following Completion of Technology Transfer, if requested by Novo Nordisk and at Novo Nordisk’s cost, Pacira shall provide Novo Nordisk with copies of all original documentation that it has with respect to research, development, manufacture and control of Licensed Product, including copies of appropriate portions of original lab notebooks; provided, however, that Pacira shall retain any original documentation relating to manufacture and control of Licensed Product (which original documentation shall be archived in accordance with Pacira’s documentation control policies). If, following the retention period required by applicable laws, Pacira desires to discard the data and documentation relating to manufacture and control of Licensed Product or the original lab notebooks Pacira,

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