New Uses Clause Samples
The "New Uses" clause defines how previously provided materials, products, or intellectual property may be used for purposes not originally contemplated in the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines whether the party receiving the materials can exploit them in new markets, technologies, or applications, and may specify the need for additional permissions or compensation. Its core function is to clarify rights and limitations regarding unforeseen or future uses, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring both parties understand how new opportunities are handled.
New Uses. The Village shall not permit new uses of the Premises, except as may occur under Paragraph 8 below, that in any manner cause interference with Licensee’s operations or Interference as defined in Section 6. The Village agrees to notify Licensee of any intended installation on the Premises in order for Licensee, at Licensee's expense, to assist the Village in determining whether such use will (a) cause any interference with the transmission or receipt of radio signals to Licensee's antenna or (b) unreasonably impair Licensee's ability to construct, operate, maintain, replace, or remove the Antenna Facility.
New Uses. Licensee shall promptly notify University in writing of any New Uses.
New Uses. A perpetual, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to Institution’s interest in Invention which are “new uses” of the Study Drug(s).
New Uses. This list of allowed uses may be expanded by the Town Manager or his or her designee upon a determination that the proposed use is similar in form, size, and function to the uses listed as allowed.
New Uses. Except as otherwise provided in Article 8 of the JV Agreement, the Company must submit to NWIP, for NWIP's prior written approval, all proposed new uses of the Trademarks or any portion of the Trademarks in connection with any other trademarks, service marks, logos or trade names, or in connection with any other activity or agreement. All proposed new uses of the Trademarks must be submitted to the Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at Nextel or such other position at Nextel or NWIP as NWIP may identify from time to time. NWIP will provide to the Company either written approval of the proposed use or a written rejection within five (5) business days of receipt from the Company. If NWIP does not respond within the five (5) business day period, then such use of the Trademark is deemed approved for the specific purpose in the proposal. The Company is not required to seek additional approval for all uses approved in accordance with this Section 5.3 unless it makes a material change to the subject Trademark or to the use for which the Trademark is intended.
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