Common use of Nothing Construed Clause in Contracts

Nothing Construed. Neither the execution of this agreement nor anything in it or in the TECHNICAL INFORMATION shall be construed as: (i) an obligation upon TECHNOLOGY LICENSOR or its SUBSIDIARIES to furnish any person, including TECHNOLOGY LICENSEE, any assistance of any kind whatsoever, or any information other than the TECHNICAL INFORMATION, or to revise, supplement or elaborate upon the TECHNICAL INFORMATION; or (ii) providing or implying any arrangement or understanding that TECHNOLOGY LICENSOR or its SUBSIDIARIES will make any purchase, lease, examination or test or give any approval.

Nothing Construed. Neither the execution of this agreement Agreement nor anything in it or in the TECHNICAL INFORMATION shall be construed as: (i) an obligation upon TECHNOLOGY LICENSOR LUCENT or its SUBSIDIARIES to furnish any person, including TECHNOLOGY LICENSEE, any assistance of any kind whatsoever, or any information other than than: (a) the TECHNICAL INFORMATION, or to revise; (b) any revision, supplement or elaborate elaboration upon the TECHNICAL INFORMATION; (c) support under Section 1.05; or (ii) providing or implying any arrangement or understanding that TECHNOLOGY LICENSOR LUCENT or its SUBSIDIARIES will make any purchase, lease, examination or test or give any approval.