Multiple Brands Clause Samples
The Multiple Brands clause defines how a party may use or reference more than one brand or trademark within the scope of an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the conditions under which each brand can be used, such as in co-branded marketing materials, product packaging, or joint ventures, and may specify approval processes or limitations to prevent brand confusion. Its core function is to ensure that the interests and reputations of all involved brands are protected while enabling collaborative or multi-brand activities.
Multiple Brands. 4.1.6.1 SBC-SWBT can support multiple brands on a single trunk group for a Carrier if all Customer records for all carriers utilizing the same trunk group are maintained in SBC-SWBT’s LIDB.
Multiple Brands. Yamaha recognizes that Dealer may handle brands which are competitive with the Products sold to Dealer pursuant to this Agreement. In the event Dealer handles such competitive products, Dealer agrees to afford the Products at least as much effort as Dealer gives to competitive products handled by Dealer interns of promotion and sale, floor space, inventory and service.
Multiple Brands