Common use of Intellectual Property Rights Warranty Clause in Contracts

Intellectual Property Rights Warranty. Supplier represents and warrants that it is the owner of all rights and title (including but without limitation Intellectual Property Rights, as defined below) in and to the BRM, as well as in any Works and any component thereof (including, without limitation, systems, parts, software incorporated in the BRM or integrated with them), and documentation provided to ISR under this Agreement and the Technical Specification and/or Software, and/or that it has obtained sufficient rights and is authorized to give rights to ISR any such BRM, Works or documentation and/or any part thereof and/or Software, by the relevant third parties who developed and/or own and/or hold the Intellectual Property Rights thereof, and that ISR may use any part of said BRM, Works and documentation and/or Software in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, including the operation and maintenance of the BRM and for the purpose of interface with other ISR's equipment (whether existing now or in the future).

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Agreement No., Agreement No., Agreement No.

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