Sublicense Royalties means royalties due to and received by the Licensee under a Sublicense in respect of sales of Licensed Products.

Sublicense Royalties shall include all consideration, in whatever form, received from a sublicensee in connection with a sublicense of the Licensed Patents Rights, excluding (1) payments received by Licensee from a sublicensee solely for a future bona fide research and development program; (2) any royalties based on an earned royalty rate for which Licensee has already paid an earned royalty under the terms and conditions of this Agreement, and (3) the purchase by a sublicensee of debt or equity securities of the Licensee at no less than fair market value, wherein the purchase is not specifically a condition of the sublicense.

Sublicense Royalties means royalties on sales of Licensed Product received by Novirio from a Sublicensee.

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To the extent that the number of securi- ties remaining available for future issuance disclosed in column (c) includes securities available for future issuance under any com- pensation plan or individual compensation arrangement other than upon the exercise of an option, warrant or right, disclose the number of securities and type of plan sepa- rately for each such plan in a footnote to the table.
SES agrees to use all reasonable commercial endeavours to maximize the amount of Sublicense Royalties under the Sublicenses, and to collect associated payments when due in accordance with Sublicences.
For any amounts owed to CCF under Section 4.D of the Exclusive License Agreement (the “CCF Sublicense Royalties”) on account of Panacela Activities, Panacela shall pay the CCF Sublicense Royalties directly to CCF or its designee, as applicable, in the name of CBLI.
SES shall be entitled to deduct from the March-In Payment due in any calendar year any Royalties and Sublicense Royalties which are payable to GTI for the same calendar year, it being acknowledged and agreed by the parties that if the total amount of Royalties and Sublicense Royalties in any calendar year exceeds * then no March-In Payment shall be due to GTI in respect of that calendar year.
In addition to all other amounts payable hereunder, LICENSEE shall pay to UTRF Sublicense Royalties equal to percent ( %) of Sublicense Revenue (“Sublicense Royalties”).

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Sublicense Royalties means royalty payments made to GPC based on sales of Covered Products by a Sublicensee.

Sublicense Royalties means any royalty payments (which for clarity excludes any upfront payments, milestone payments, or any equity investments made in Acorda at fair market value (and provided further that if any equity investment is made at a premium to fair market value, the amount of such premium would be deemed Sublicense Royalties)) received by Acorda and/or its Affiliates from a Third Party sublicensee based on the Sublicense of Acorda’s and/or its Affiliates rights in the Licensed Patents.

Sublicense Royalties shall have the meaning set forth in Article 5.1(e) hereof.

Sublicense Royalties means net revenues from any royalties or similar payments that a Party or an Affiliate of a Party receives from a sublicensee on account of sales of Products by such sublicensee or its sublicensee

Sublicense Royalties means a percentage of the royalties the Licensee receives from a sublicense, as indicated in section 11 of the EPLA.

Sublicense Royalties will mean any royalty or other consideration that is paid to the Company or its Affiliates on account of sales of Products by Sublicensees, other than Sublicensees who are Affiliates of the Company.

Sublicense Royalties received by a Party shall mean any royalties on the sale of Products received by such Party in consideration of a sublicense under the Licensed Technology granted by such Party to a Sublicensee, but excluding amounts described in clauses (b) through (g) of Section 1.33 above; provided that Sublicense Royalties shall include transfer price for the ongoing supply of Products by such Party, less the fully burdened costs of such Party in supplying such Products.