Other Licensed Programs Clause Samples
The "Other Licensed Programs" clause defines the scope and terms under which additional software programs, apart from the main licensed product, are included in the agreement. This clause typically specifies which supplementary or third-party programs are covered, the extent of their licensing, and any special conditions or limitations that apply to their use. For example, it may clarify whether updates, plug-ins, or bundled applications are included and under what terms. Its core function is to ensure both parties understand which ancillary software is legally covered by the license, thereby preventing disputes over unauthorized use or unclear rights.
Other Licensed Programs. We grant you the right to install and use the Licensed Program, subject to the following conditions:
Other Licensed Programs. With respect to any Licensed Program other than the Gal-9 Licensed Program, within [*] with respect to such Licensed Program and in accordance with a plan to be agreed between the Parties no later than [*], HFB will transfer to FibroGen and/or, at FibroGen’s direction, a FibroGen CMO, electronic copies of all material documents, data, regulatory correspondence, clinical and pre-clinical data, or other Know-How included within the Licensed Know-How with respect to such Licensed Program existing as of the applicable Option Exercise Date, including but not limited to any documents and information (including any CMC records and information), data (including Manufacturing process data), other Licensed Know-How, or activities, in each case, that are in the possession of HFB, its Affiliates or subcontractors and necessary or reasonably useful to Exploit and Manufacture Licensed Compounds and Licensed Products for such Licensed Program and to enable FibroGen or such FibroGen CMO to assume the Manufacturing activities of Licensed Compounds and Licensed Products for such Licensed Program (the transfer described in the foregoing clauses (i) and (ii) with respect to each Licensed Program, the “Initial Technology Transfer”).