Open Source Software Claims Clause Samples
The Open Source Software Claims clause defines the responsibilities and limitations regarding legal claims related to the use of open source software within a product or service. Typically, this clause clarifies that the provider does not make warranties or accept liability for intellectual property infringement claims arising from open source components included in the software. It may also specify that the customer assumes the risk for any such claims or must comply with the relevant open source licenses. The core function of this clause is to allocate risk and clarify liability boundaries, ensuring that both parties understand their obligations and protections concerning open source software usage.
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Open Source Software Claims. If either party receives (and determines in good faith the validity of) any third-party claim that your Product(s) violate any open source software license terms, then you agree to promptly remedy the basis for the claim (e.g., provide missing notices or attributions, deliver underlying source code, etc.) and/or Update the Product to remove the open source software that is the basis for the claim.