Access rights to Pre-existing know-how Clause Samples
The 'Access rights to Pre-existing know-how' clause defines the terms under which parties to an agreement may use or access knowledge, information, or intellectual property that existed prior to the start of the collaboration or contract. Typically, this clause specifies what constitutes pre-existing know-how, outlines any limitations or conditions for its use, and may require parties to identify such know-how at the outset. Its core function is to ensure that all parties understand their rights and obligations regarding background intellectual property, thereby preventing disputes over ownership and use during and after the collaboration.
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Access rights to Pre-existing know-how. The Parties have identified and listed in Exhibit A of this Consortium Agreement the Pre- existing know-how to which they may grant Access rights:
A) Access rights to the Pre-existing know-how needed for carrying out the Project: The Parties agree that the Access rights to the Pre-existing know-how listed in Exhibit A needed for carrying out the Project shall be granted on a royalty-free basis for the duration of the Project only. - Know-how for calculation of the NAC for absorptive materials (AIDICO) - Know-how for simulation of the acoustic field for constructive elements (AIDICO) - Know-how for design and development of process of foaming (AIDICO) - Know-how for the acoustic performance of absorptive material designed from recycled wastes. (AIDICO) Will be added to the list of Pre-Existing Know How.
B) Access rights to Pre-existing know-how needed by the SME Partners for using Knowledge arising from the Project