Other Licensing Issues Clause Samples
The "Other Licensing Issues" clause addresses additional considerations or requirements related to the licensing of intellectual property that are not covered elsewhere in the agreement. This may include topics such as third-party licenses, open-source software obligations, or restrictions on sublicensing. For example, it might specify that the licensee must comply with any open-source licenses for incorporated components or disclose any third-party rights that could affect the use of the licensed material. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all potential licensing complications are acknowledged and managed, thereby reducing the risk of legal disputes or unintentional infringement.
Other Licensing Issues a) Delivered hardware such as a dongle remains the property of SISW if not agreed otherwise in writing.
b) The Customer shall update the COMOS Software in accordance with the installation rules specified in the documentation which is delivered with the COMOS Software. Notices contained in the Documentation, or provided separately by SISW, concerning discontinuance of support for older versions of the COMOS Software shall be binding on the Customer.
Other Licensing Issues a) The Customer shall update the XHQ Software in accordance with the installation rules specified in the documentation which is delivered with the XHQ Software. Notices contained in the Documentation, or provided separately by SISW, concerning discontinuance of support for older releases of the XHQ Software shall be binding on the Customer.
Other Licensing Issues a) Delivered hardware such as a dongle remains the property of SISW if not agreed otherwise in writing.
b) The Customer shall update the Comos Software in accordance with the installation rules specified in the documentation which is delivered with the Comos Software. Notices contained in the Documentation, or provided separately by SISW, concerning discontinuance of support for older versions of the Comos Software shall be binding on the Customer.
c) Lost or Damaged Protection Devices. New protection devices for existing licenses can only be delivered to the Customer upon return of the damaged protection device (e.g. a dongle). In case the protection device is lost, new licenses must be purchased by the Customer. If the Customer provides adequate assurance in writing to SISW explaining why it should not be held accountable for the loss, SISW will have the option to charge the Customer only the value of the protection device. If the Customer subsequently recovers the lost dongle, the Customer shall return it to SISW without undue delay.
Other Licensing Issues a) Delivered hardware such as a dongle remains the property of SISW if not agreed otherwise in writing.
b) The Customer shall update the XHQ Software in accordance with the installation rules specified in the documentation which is delivered with the XHQ Software. Notices contained in the Documentation, or provided separately by SISW, concerning discontinuance of support for older vers ions of the XHQ Software shall be binding on the Customer.