DISTINCTIVE Sample Clauses
The 'Distinctive' clause serves to identify and protect unique features, characteristics, or elements that set a product, service, or intellectual property apart from others. In practice, this clause may specify what aspects are considered distinctive—such as a brand's logo, packaging, or trade dress—and outline how these elements are to be treated under the agreement. Its core function is to prevent confusion or imitation by ensuring that the distinctive qualities of a party's offerings are recognized and safeguarded, thereby preserving brand identity and competitive advantage.
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DISTINCTIVE. The ROUNDUP Word ▇▇▇▇ shall always appear distinctive from surrounding text. Examples of proper treatment include the following.
1. ALL CAPS: ROUNDUP® Ready-To-Use Selective Weed Killer or ROUNDUP™ branded insecticides for lawn and garden
DISTINCTIVE. If for any reason any of the terms of this Agreement is invalid or unenforceable, the remaining rules shall remain in effect and be enforceable. If the court finds that any provision(s) of this Agreement is not valid or unenforceable, but by limiting such provision would make it valid or enforceable, such rule shall be deemed written, interpreted and implemented as limited. Questionnaire 13.
DISTINCTIVE. All corporate names are required to have some distinct or unique word(s) that can be used to differentiate a corporation from all others (as well as from trademarks, trade names, partnerships, and the like). If your name only describes the products or services offered by the corporation, it of activity or business that will be conducted by the corporation. It can be broad in nature depending on future plans. Some examples of descriptive words are: accounting services, gardening, plumbing, welding, developments, enterprises, holdings, consulting, management, etc. For example, if the descriptive word or phrase chosen is the broad word “trucking”, you are not restricted in any way (provided your Articles of Incorporation are not restrictive), in terms of the services you can provide. For example, this descriptive word would allow for fish and chip sales. The only limitation of “trucking” and fish and chip sales might come from a branding or marketing perspective. From experience, initials such as “AA” as in “AA Consulting Ltd” are names that are common and should be avoided. One of the most common reasons that corporate names are not chosen for use or even rejected for registration is because they are too similar to existing registered corporate names, trade names or trademarks. Your corporation cannot have a name similar to another corporation. In Alberta, your name may still be approved even though it is arguably confusingly similar; there is a risk that you may be liable at a future date though if you are in the same industry as the other corporation or if the public might confuse your corporation for another. Alternatively, the corporation may be directed by the Registrar of Corporations on application by another corporation to change its name within 60 days. Phone: ▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇ Starting up a new business is a very exciting time for many entrepreneurs. However, enthusiasm and optimism for the new venture can cause a business owner to overlook the potential for future disagreements on how best to run the company, the long-term obligations of shareholders and how the business or shares in the business can be sold. Putting in place a Shareholder Agreement can avoid considerable conflict, expense and distraction from the business operations down the road. To operate a corporation effectively, there is no substitute for a good corporate decision-making process and governance. Even a small, closely held company with a few shareholders is better served by good g...