Common use of Foreign Registration Clause in Contracts

Foreign Registration. The Company agrees not to apply to register, or to register, the AD Marks or the CTG Marks in any country or jurisdiction worldwide, or apply to register, or to register, in any country or jurisdiction worldwide, any service marks, trademarks, trade names, domain names or other designations that resemble or are likely to cause confusion with the AD Marks or the CTG Marks, including any variation or translation of the AD Marks or the CTG Marks, or any other trademark or service mark β–‡β–‡ combination with the AD Marks or the CTG Marks. The Company will assist a requesting Member, as reasonably requested at the requesting Member's cost, to register the Member's Marks in the Territory in the name of such Member and will execute all documents necessary to record the Company as a licensed user of such marks in the Territory.

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Memorandum of Understanding (Artistdirect Inc), Memorandum of Understanding (Artistdirect Inc), Memorandum of Understanding (Artistdirect Inc)