Common use of Misclassification Clause in Contracts

Misclassification. If the Institution informs Google of any works that it believes have been misclassified as not in the public domain (or of a systematic misclassification of works) and provides supporting reasons and information, as well as information regarding the processes used to verify such information, then Google shall use commercially reasonable efforts to appropriately consider such information (and to remedy any such systematic misclassification Google determines to exist). To the extent Google determines that any work is in the public domain as a result of the foregoing, it shall treat such work as being in the public domain.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Cooperative Agreement, Cooperative Agreement