Cxxxxxxx Opt-In Right Sample Clauses

Cxxxxxxx Opt-In Right. For each proposed New Indication, Cxxxxxxx shall have the right in accordance with this Section 4.7.6(a) below (“Opt-In Right”) to elect to co-fund the Development Costs with respect to such New Indication in accordance with Section 4.7.1. Upon request by Cxxxxxxx following receipt of a New Indication Notice, Taiho shall provide or make available to Cxxxxxxx non-clinical data, clinical Data (if any) and supporting documentation and analysis, in each case that were generated specifically with respect to such New Indication, were materially relied upon by Taiho in its decision to pursue Regulatory Approval for such New Indication and are available to Taiho, to the extent Taiho has the right to disclose the same to Cxxxxxxx, along with a good faith, bona fide proposed clinical Development plan and associated budget, which plan and budget (i) have been approved pursuant to Taiho’s internal budgeting and approval process and (ii) will be directed to generating data that is intended for use in obtaining Regulatory Approval of the Collaboration Product in the New Indication in the U.S., including to the extent generated in countries other than the U.S. (each, an “Opt-In Package”). Taiho shall provide or make available such other information that Cxxxxxxx may reasonably request in connection with its evaluation of the Opt-In Package, to the extent then within Taiho’s possession and Taiho has the right to disclose the same to Cxxxxxxx. Cxxxxxxx shall only have the right to exercise its Opt-In Right with respect to each such New Indication by providing written notice of such election to Taiho (each an “Opt-In Right Exercise Notice”) at any time after the Effective Date and ending on the earlier of: (A) the date that is [*****] days following receipt by Cxxxxxxx of the Opt-In Package with respect to such New Indication, and (B) the failure of Cxxxxxxx to request an Opt-In Package within [*****] days following the JDC’s and Cxxxxxxx’x receipt of the New Indication Notice with respect to such New Indication (“Opt-In Right Period”). If Cxxxxxxx exercises the Opt-In Right with respect to a New Indication during the applicable Opt-In Right Period, then upon such exercise such New Indication (as such Indication may be subsequently changed by the JSC in good faith) shall be deemed to be a “Cxxxxxxx Opted-In Indication” and the GDP and Development Budget shall be deemed to have been amended to include the proposed Development plan and associated budget, respectively, include...
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