Outside China Sample Clauses

Outside China. The GC China Group hereby acknowledges and agrees that it shall cease using and shall not use the xxxx NORDIC or any confusingly similar xxxx outside China in connection with the sale, advertisement, marketing, promotion, financing, manufacturing, development, production, or use of any wind-related power generating devices or technologies. The GC China Group shall not sell, manufacture, distribute, license, use, or transfer any wind-related power generating devices or wind-related power generating technologies to any person or entity that it knows or reasonably should know intends to use a NORDIC xxxx or any confusingly similar xxxx outside of China. The covenants and agreements of the GC China Group in Sections 1.5(i) and (ii) above and this Section 1 .5(iii) shall apply regardless of the language, English, Chinese, or any other language, into which the term “Nordic” may be translated. The GC China Group has not directly or indirectly registered or attempted to register and shall not directly or indirectly use, register or attempt to register the xxxx NORDIC or any confusingly similar xxxx outside of China in connection with the sale, advertisement, marketing or promotion of any wind-related power generating devices or technologies.
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Outside China. In the event any Sipex Product Process IP Claim is brought outside of China against both Silan and Sipex as co-defendants arising out of the sale of any Sipex Product by Sipex and such Sipex Product Process IP Claim is based on a Sipex Product Original Process, Sipex shall conduct the defense of such Sipex Product Process IP Claim and shall be fully liable for such Sipex Product Process IP Claim and shall indemnify Silan in accordance with Article 6 of the Master Agreement against any Liabilities incurred by Silan as a result of such Sipex Product Process IP Claim and Silan shall have no obligation to indemnify Sipex in connection with such Sipex Product Process IP Claim; provided that, if such Sipex Product Process IP Claim is based on any Sipex Product Modified Process, Silan shall be fully liable for such Sipex Product Process IP Claim and shall indemnify Sipex in accordance with Article 6 of the Master Agreement against any Liabilities incurred by Sipex in connection with such Sipex Product Process IP Claim and Sipex shall have no obligation to indemnify Silan in connection with such Sipex Product Process IP Claim, unless Silan can demonstrate, through a successful arbitral decision awarded pursuant to Section 8.2 of the Master Agreement, that the Sipex Product Process IP Claim would have succeeded with respect to the relevant Sipex Product Original Process on which the Sipex Product Modified Process is based, even without Silan's modifications or changes, in which case, the Parties' obligations with respect to such Sipex Product Process IP Claim shall be as if such Sipex Product Process IP Claim was based on a Sipex Product Original Process.
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