Materials and documentation Sample Clauses

Materials and documentation as mentioned in clause 8.1 shall be returned immediately after having served the purpose intended in the Agreement.
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Materials and documentation. All raw data, documentation, protocols, --------------------------- specimens, test, control archive sample, final reports and all Confidential Information, (the "Materials and Documentation") generated as a result of this Study are the exclusive property of the Sponsor and shall be retained by CTBR for a period of one (1) year (the "Retention Period") following issuance of the Final Report. Upon completion or termination of the Study, CTBR shall remit to the Sponsor all Materials and Documentation in its possession or under its control, other than any Materials and Documentation which CTBR is required to retain by applicable law or regulation. During the Retention Period, the Materials and Documentation shall be made available for inspection by the Sponsor or any authorized agent designated by the Sponsor. If the Sponsor is in breach of any obligation towards CTBR, including the non-payment of any sum owing to CTBR, CTBR shall be entitled to withhold and keep in its possession the Materials and Documentation, and the Report(s) until any such default is cured by the Sponsor.
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