External Modules Clause Samples
The External Modules clause defines the rules and permissions regarding the use of third-party or external software modules within a project or agreement. Typically, this clause outlines whether such modules can be incorporated, under what licensing terms, and who is responsible for ensuring compliance with those terms. For example, it may require that all external modules be open source or pre-approved by a project manager. Its core function is to manage legal and operational risks associated with integrating external code, ensuring that all parties are aware of and adhere to relevant licensing and compatibility requirements.
External Modules. You may create a Modification by combining Software with an external module enabling supplementary functions or services and Distribute the external module under different license terms, provided that the external module and the Software run in separate address spaces, with one calling the other, or each other interfacing, when they are run.
External Modules. Any Licensee who develops an External Module is the owner of the Intellectual Property Rights over such External Module and shall have the right to govern the distribution of such External Module as it sees fit from time to time.