Adobe’s Response Sample Clauses

Adobe’s Response. In the defence or settlement of any Infringement Claim, Adobe may, at its sole option and expense:
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Adobe’s Response. In the defense or settlement of any Infringement Claim, Adobe may, at its sole option and expense: procure for Customer a license to continue using the Products and Services under the terms of this Agreement; replace or modify the allegedly infringing Products and Services to avoid the infringement; or terminate Customer’s license and access to the Products and Services (or its infringing part) and refund: in the case of Products and Services licensed for a limited term, any prepaid unused fees as of the date of termination; or in the case of On-premise Software licensed for a perpetual term, an amount equal to the pro-rata value of the On-premise Software, calculated by depreciating the fee paid by Customer for the On-premise Software on a straight-line basis using a useful life of 36 months from the date of initial delivery of the On-premise Software, but only if Customer purges and destroys all copies of the On-premise Software (and any related materials) and Distributed Code from all computer systems on which it was stored.
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