Incompatible Use Sample Clauses
The Incompatible Use clause defines restrictions on how certain assets, information, or property may be used, specifically prohibiting uses that conflict with the intended purpose or terms of an agreement. In practice, this clause may prevent a licensee from using licensed software in ways that compete with the licensor or from repurposing confidential information for unauthorized projects. Its core function is to protect the interests of the party granting rights or access by ensuring that their assets are not exploited in ways that undermine their value or violate the agreement's objectives.
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Incompatible Use. The Landlord will not rent, lease or otherwise furnish or permit the use of space in this building or adjacent buildings, or on land owned by or within the control of the Landlord, to any enterprise or activity whereby the efficient daily operation of the Tenant would be substantively adversely affected by the subsequent increase in noise, odors, or any other objectionable condition or activity.
Incompatible Use. Defined in Section 25.1.
Incompatible Use. The term “Incompatible Use” means any use that, in the reasonable judgment of Landlord, is clearly incompatible with the operation of a dental school, dental clinic, and other higher-education uses in the University Component. In no event shall general office use or occupancy by a technology-focused entity be considered an Incompatible Use.
Incompatible Use. The Owner shall not make, do, install or construct or permit or suffer to be made, done, installed or constructed any Incompatible Use within the ROW Area.