Common use of CRYSTAL Clause in Contracts

CRYSTAL. Sponsor hereby acknowledges that it has been informed of the terms and conditions of the employment of Dr. Crystal at the Medical College, as set forth in the Crystal Appointment Letter (including, without limitation, paragraphs 1A-N and the other provisions of Appendix A thereto), and Sponsor agrees that it will use reasonable care such that nothing requested by Sponsor of Dr. Crystal will violate any of the duties or obligations of Dr. Crystal to the University. Nothing in this Agreement or in the License Agreement, or in any agreement, undertaking, or understanding to which the Sponsor is party, shall impair the rights of the University or the Principal Investigators to determine the nature of performance of Sponsored Research, or Dr. Crystal's other research at the University, in a manner consistent with University Policies. The University undertakes to notify Sponsor of any changes in the terms and conditions of Dr. Crystal's employment material to Sponsor, in the University's reasonable judgment.

CRYSTAL. Sponsor hereby acknowledges that it has been informed of the terms and conditions of the employment of Dr. Crystal at the Medical College, as set forth in the Crystal Appointment Letter (including, without limitation, paragraphs 1A-N and the other provisions of Appendix A thereto), and Sponsor agrees that it will use reasonable care such that nothing requested by Sponsor of Dr. Crystal will violate any of the duties or obligations of Dr. Crystal to the University. Nothing in this Agreement or in the License Agreement, or in any agreement, undertaking, or understanding to which the Sponsor is party, shall impair the rights of the University or the Principal Investigators to determine the nature of performance of Sponsored Research, or Dr. Crystal's other research at the University, in a manner consistent with University Policies. The University undertakes to notify Sponsor of any changes in the terms and conditions of Dr. Crystal's employment material to Sponsor, in the University's reasonable judgmentjudgement.