Other IPR definition

Other IPR means Intellectual Property Rights other than Patents or Trademarks.

Other IPR means any and all intellectual property rights (such as mask work rights, copyrights, works of authorship design rights and database rights) including any intellectual property rights in or to any Product Software but expressly excluding any: (i) trademarks, service marks, trade names, logos, slogans, domain names, or business names (which shall be solely addressed by the Trademark Transfer and License Agreement), (ii) Patents, and (iii)

Other IPR means Intellectual Property Rights other than Patents and trademarks;

Examples of Other IPR in a sentence

• Notwithstanding the foregoing, with respect to Software, Other IPR means only the Product Software and Software created in the Business and used only in the Business.

• Further, the parties acknowledge and agree that neither Seller nor its Affiliates shall have any obligation under this Agreement to maintain or support any of the Patents, Other IPR or Technical Information or to provide any upgrades or enhancements thereto to Purchaser or its Affiliates.

• Each of the Purchaser Licensees and the Seller, in their respective capacities as licensees hereunder, shall have the rights set forth in clauses 5 and 7, respectively, with respect to the Seller Licensed Patents and the Seller Licensed Other IPR, in the case of the Purchaser Licensees, and the Purchaser Licensed Patents, in the case of the Seller.

• The parties acknowledge that the incorporation of Background Technology in the Final Amber Product may raise challenges for both parties, in that, for the Seller, there will be Other IPR in the Final Amber Product that will not be owned by the Seller, and, for the Purchaser, there will be the creation of multiple branches of the relevant Technology and likelihood of the parties working on different development tracks.

• If the customer or its Affiliate does not withdraw such Assertion within this sixty (60)-day period, then Licensee’s and each of its Affiliates’ license under Qualcomm’s Included Other IPR to Sell Covered Products to such customer will terminate as of the date of the Assertion Notice and, to the extent such customer’s or its Affiliate’s Assertion seeks damages for infringement allegedly occurring prior to the date of the Assertion Notice, retroactively to the date of the first allegedly infringing act.

More Definitions of Other IPR

Other IPR shall have the meaning set forth in the Technology Transfer and License Agreement.

Other IPR means any IPR that is not governed by the provisions of Clauses 7.1 to 7.7; Parties means the parties to the DSC Agreement from time to time, and Party means any of them; Party Data means, in relation to a Party, data about that Party, that are provided by or on behalf of that Party or otherwise obtained by another Party, such as a Party's corporate data, back office and similar data, and personal data relating to its staff; Pre-existing IPR means any IPR existing prior to the Effective Date; Receiving Party has the meaning given to it in Clause 9.1; Receiving Party Group Company means the Receiving Party's subsidiaries, holding companies and / or subsidiaries of such holding companies as they may change from time to time, "subsidiary" and "holding company" having the meaning ascribed to them in Section 1159 of the Companies Act 2006 as amended from time to time; Receiving Party's Staff means any employees and directors of the Receiving Party, any Receiving Party Group Company, and any contractors, representatives, agents or third parties engaged by the Receiving Party to perform any part of the DSC; Relevant Requirements has the meaning given to it in Clause 32; Services means CDSP Services (whether such services are provided by the CDSP under the DSC or otherwise and whether provided to Customers or third parties);

Other IPR means all Intellectual Property, other than (a) Patents, (b) Trademarks and (c) Copyrights in Content or other proprietary rights in Content. For clarity, and notwithstanding the foregoing, Other IPR shall include Intellectual Property rights in Back Office Collateral.

Other IPR means all copyrights, trade secrets, confidential or proprietary rights, or other intellectual property rights in Technology anywhere in the world, excluding (i) Patents, and (ii) Trademarks.

Other IPR. S" all designs (registered or unregistered), utility models and all other intellectual or industrial property rights (including without limitation as to secrecy or confidence) arising (whether by operation of law, registration or otherwise) under English law or in any other part of the world to the extent that the same are not otherwise included within the definitions of Copyright, Marks, Patents and Know How and the right to apply for the same and the benefit of any and all licences in connection with the foregoing; "PATENTS" letters patent and the right to apply for letters patent in any part of the world and any similar rights situated in any country; and the benefit of any and all licences in connection with the foregoing;

Other IPR means each unexpired claim of any Patent where (i) a Party or any of its Affiliates owns or has the right to license such Patent to the other Party without the payment of any royalties or other monetary consideration to any third party unless the other Party agrees to pay, and pays, such royalties or other monetary consideration, and (ii) such Patent is not Essential to a Wireless Wide-Area Network Standard.

Other IPR means any IPR that is not governed by the provisions of Clauses 7.1 to 7.7; Parties means the parties to the DSC Agreement from time to time, and Party means any of them; Party Data means, in relation to a Party, data about that Party, that are provided by or on behalf of that Party or otherwise obtained by another Party, such as a Party's corporate data, back office and similar data, and personal data relating to its staff; Pre-existing IPR means any IPR existing prior to the Effective Date; Receiving Party has the meaning given to it in Clause 9.1; Receiving Party Group Company means the Receiving Party's subsidiaries, holding companies and / or subsidiaries of such holding companies as they may change from time to time, "subsidiary" and "holding company" having the meaning ascribed to them in Section 1159 of the Companies Act 2006 as amended from time to time; Receiving Party's Staff means any employees and directors of the Receiving Party, any Receiving Party Group Company, and any contractors, representatives, agents or third parties engaged by the Receiving Party to perform any part of the DSC; Relevant Requirements has the meaning given to it in Clause 32; Services means CDSP Services (whether such services are provided by the CDSP under the DSC or otherwise and whether provided to Customers or third parties); Services Data means any data (that are not Contract Data or Party Data) that are sent by a Customer to the CDSP or by the CDSP to a Customer or otherwise processed by the CDSP, each in the course of, or for the purposes of, DSC Services provision, including supply point data, metering data, volume data, and end user data; Specific Services has the meaning given to it in the CDSP Service Description, and Specific Service shall be construed accordingly; Sub-contracting Arrangement means a contract between the CDSP and a person (whether a UNC Party or a third party) for the provision by that person of goods and / or services in connection with the performance of all or any part of the CDSP's rights or obligations under the DSC (including the sub-contracting of any such rights and / or obligations), and Sub- contracting Arrangements shall be construed accordingly; Supervisory Authority means any competent data protection or privacy authority in any jurisdiction in which the data controller is established, the data processor provides the DSC Services and / or in which the data processor processes personal data; Third Party and Additional Services P...