INVENTIONS AND COPYRIGHT. The Company’s standard policy on inventions and copyright from time to time in force shall apply to the Executive.
INVENTIONS AND COPYRIGHT. Any materials, drawings or inventions developed by the Employee whilst in the employ of the Company, remain copyright to the Company. Any invention, discovery, improvement or design including materials and drawings that you make whilst in the employ of the Company and in connection with its business, will be the property of the Company. On leaving the Company, you may not remove any documents, proprietorial methodology, printed materials, computer disks, or other materials gained in the course of your employment. The Employee must immediately provide to the Company all relevant information and do whatever is necessary to enable the Company to obtain any letters patent, design registration or copyright it might require without any special or extra payment to the Employee.
INVENTIONS AND COPYRIGHT. 9.1 Executive hereby irrevocably assigns to the Corporation and its successors, assigns, and legal representatives:
INVENTIONS AND COPYRIGHT. The Company’s Standard XX Xxxxxx Requirements on Inventions, Copyright, and Confidentiality shall apply to the Executive. The Company’s current policy language is attached as Appendix 3, which is incorporated by reference into this Agreement. The Executive expressly acknowledges and agrees to the terms, conditions, and promises contained in Appendix 3.
INVENTIONS AND COPYRIGHT. 12.1 The Executive shall subject to Section 40 Patents Act 1977 assign to the Company all his interest in improvements inventions, discoveries, processes, systems and designs, sole or joint which he or he and others may make during the continuance of this Agreement including any registered or unregistered service or trade marks devised by the Executive pertaining to the operations or business for the time being of the Company or any other member of the Group or pertaining to or resulting from or suggested by any work which he has done or may during the continuance of this Agreement do for the Company or any other member of the Group whether or not such improvements inventions processes systems or designs are capable of being protected by letters patent or other similar protection.
INVENTIONS AND COPYRIGHT. Supplier shall make written disclosure promptly to Purchaser of all inventions which are conceived or first reduced to practice in the performance of the work called for or required by this Agreement and shall sign and execute all papers necessary for conveying to Purchaser all rights in and to such inventions. Further, Purchaser shall be the owner of any and all notes, reports, memoranda and the like which are made by Supplier’s personnel in the course of the work called for or required by this Agreement and they will not be copyrighted by Supplier or its personnel. Supplier shall obtain from its employees and agents engaged in work hereunder all the rights required to be conveyed to Purchaser pursuant to this clause. Purchaser hereby perpetually owns, and Supplier hereby irrevocably and perpetually assigns and shall cause Supplier personnel and Supplier’s agents to assign, transfer, and convey perpetually to Purchaser, all worldwide rights, title and interest in (a) any and all concepts, inventions, suggestions, creative ideas, reports, plans, information, data, drawings, blueprints, computer software design, computer source or object code, renditions, mock-ups, prototypes, materials, documents or other work relating to work performed by Supplier personnel, or relating to or suggested by matters disclosed to such Supplier personnel in connection with work to be performed whether made or conceived by such Supplier personnel, solely or jointly with others, during the term of his/her assignment to Purchaser (“Work Product”), as well as any modifications, enhancements or derivatives thereof and (b) any Purchaser intellectual property that Supplier or Supplier personnel has access to under this Agreement, as well as any modifications, enhancements or derivatives thereof (together with the Work Product, the “Purchaser IP”). Supplier further acknowledges and agrees that all such Purchaser IP that is protectable by copyright is and at all times shall be considered to be a “work made for hire” as that term is defined in the United States Copyright Act (and if not deemed a work made for hire, then transferred pursuant to this Section). Supplier agrees to, and shall cause Supplier personnel and Supplier’s agents to, execute any documents or take any other actions as may reasonably be necessary, or as Purchaser may reasonably request, at Purchaser’s expense, to perfect Purchaser’s perpetual ownership of the Purchaser IP. Any intellectual property rights retained by ...
INVENTIONS AND COPYRIGHT. 22.1 It shall be a duty of the Executive during the Employment to consider and keep under review the ways if any in which the products, services, processes, equipment, systems and activities of the Company and any other Group Company might be improved and/or enhanced.
INVENTIONS AND COPYRIGHT. Supplier shall make written disclosure promptly to Purchaser of all inventions which are conceived or first reduced to practice in the performance of the work called for or required by this Agreement and shall sign and execute all papers necessary for conveying to Purchaser all rights in and to such inventions. Further, Purchaser shall be the owner of any and all notes, reports, memoranda and the like which are made by Supplier personnel in the course of the work called for or required by this Agreement and they will not be copyrighted by Supplier or its personnel. Supplier shall obtain from its employees and agents engaged in work hereunder all the rights required to be conveyed to Purchaser pursuant to this clause.
INVENTIONS AND COPYRIGHT. 20.1 If during the Employment the Executive alone or with others makes or discovers any Invention he shall promptly disclose it to the Board giving full particulars of it including all necessary drawings, models and specifications and the Executive agrees and acknowledges that:-
INVENTIONS AND COPYRIGHT. 10.1 The Executive shall, during the Employment, disclose to the Company, immediately after the same is made, discovered or devised, any improvement, process, development, discovery or invention (whether or not patentable or otherwise capable of being protected and whether or not related to technical or commercial matters) which he may make, discover or devise (alone or in conjunction with others) either:-
