Common use of DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRODUCT Clause in Contracts

DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRODUCT. The Parties each agree that they will use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to develop the Product as set forth by the Development Program in view of the specified responsibilities of each Party. To this end, the Parties shall develop mutually agreeable Specifications for the Product based on the parameters as set forth in the Development Plan (attached to this Agreement and included herein as Exhibit A) and Product Accessories checklist (attached to this Agreement as Exhibit B) and pursuant to the results of activities undertaken during the course of the Development Program. The Parties will work constructively together to insure all options necessary for a minimally marketable Product having gained Regulatory Approval are planned for and completed under the Development Program.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Assignment and Assumption, Consent and Modification Agreement (Turnpoint Medical Devices, Inc.), Development Agreement (Turnpoint Medical Devices, Inc.)

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DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRODUCT. The Parties each agree that they will use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to develop the Product as set forth by the Development Program in view of the specified responsibilities of each Party. To this end, the Parties shall develop mutually agreeable Specifications for the Product based on the parameters as set forth in the Development Plan (attached to this Agreement and included herein as Exhibit A) and Product Accessories checklist (attached to this Agreement as Exhibit B) and pursuant to the results of activities undertaken during the course of the Development Program. The Parties will work constructively together to insure all options necessary for a minimally marketable Product having gained Regulatory Approval are planned for and completed under the Development Program.. 3.3

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Development Agreement

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