Ownership of Project Intellectual Property. “Project Intellectual Property” means all patentable inventions first made and reduced to practice in performance of the Project, and all patent, intellectual property, and other legal rights therein under the laws of any state or country.
Ownership of Project Intellectual Property. Awardee shall own any Intellectual Property invented by either Party and arising under the Project, subject to the rights of CEPI to use Project Intellectual Property expressly set out in this Agreement. Awardee shall have the right, but not the obligation, to seek IP protection in respect of any Project Intellectual Property at its own cost. Upon request, but no less than annually, Awardee shall provide a written update to CEPI regarding the status of Project Intellectual Property rights sought and obtained.
Ownership of Project Intellectual Property. 6.1.1 The Contractor acknowledges and agrees that the ownership of all Project Intellectual Property vests in the State upon creation.
Ownership of Project Intellectual Property. (a) Foreground Patent IP shall be owned by the Party or Parties whose Representatives are inventors of the underlying Project Invention as a matter of US Patent Law. The owning Party or Parties shall retain the entire right, title, and interest throughout the world to such Foreground Patent IP including, without limitation, the right to file (or not to file) for patents for such Project Invention(s). Any Foreground Patent IP on Project Inventions invented jointly by the Parties’ Representatives as a matter of U.S. Patent Law shall be jointly owned by the Parties and shall be licensable by each Party without accounting to or permission from the other Party.
Ownership of Project Intellectual Property. (Please check if appropriate) The Company will retain ownership rights to all Project Intellectual Property. All Project Intellectual Property developed solely by a Party will be solely owned by that Party. Project Intellectual Property created jointly by University and/or University Contributors and Company personnel shall be jointly owned by the University and the Company. Following the coming into existence of jointly-owned Project Intellectual Property, the Parties undertake to conclude a separate agreement to govern the terms and conditions pertaining to rights, duties and obligations of the Parties concerning the jointly-owned Project Intellectual Property. Each Party shall promptly disclose all Project Intellectual Property to the other Party in writing.
Ownership of Project Intellectual Property. Each Partner shall own all right, title and interest in and to the Project Intellectual Property created by or on behalf of such Partner. Each Partner shall have the right, but not the obligation, to seek patent or other intellectual property protection in respect of any Project Intellectual Property at its own cost. Upon reasonable written request, each Partner shall provide a written update to CEPI regarding Sensitivity: Official Use the status of any patent within the Project Intellectual Property that is filed by or on behalf of a Partner.
Ownership of Project Intellectual Property. Subject to clause 10.3 and 10.4 and in support of the creative community, Council acknowledges and agrees:
Ownership of Project Intellectual Property. The parties acknowledge that : a) Copyright in the Research Thesis is owned by the Student; and b) All other Project IP is owned by the University c) The University grants to the Parties a licence as per contract clause 7.4 (b) Project Background and Summary Project Objectives (Specific, high level. No more than 5 dot points) Project Plan (add more lines as required. OzWater and overseas conference dates can be TBA) Year 1 Feb 2017 Year 2 Year 3 Submission of thesis TBA Final presentation on submission of thesis as determined between WaterRA, the supervisor and the student Thesis to WaterRA PhD students –upon notification of conferral, one bound hard copy of thesis and electronic version for WaterRA website Thesis to Sponsor The Student is to provide an electronic version to Sponsor Milestone and Payment Schedule # Party Responsible Description of Milestone Date due to WaterRA by Amount (ex GST) 1 Company Letter of Funding Commitment to Sponsor F1 Company Funding Invoice 1 sent to Sponsor 2 Parties Execution of RASP Agreement 3 University Stipend invoice sent to Company March 2017 – February 2018 4 University Stipend invoice sent to Company March 2018 – February 2019 5 University Stipend invoice sent to Company March 2019 – February 2010 6 University Operating allowance invoice sent to Company March XXXX – May XXXX 7 University Operating allowance invoice sent to Company May XXXX – May XXXX 8 University Operating allowance invoice sent to Company May XXXX – May XXXX 9 University Operating allowance invoice sent to Company May XXXX – May XXXX 10 University Final invoice sent to Company – (Note that invoice seeking to recover the balance of Operating Allowance due before WaterRA Scholarship Expiry Date and may not exceed $15,000 (ex GST) in total) 11 University Progress report sent to Company March – August 2017 12 University Progress report sent to Company September XXXX– February XXXX 13 University Progress report sent to Company March – August XXXX 14 University Progress report sent to Company September XXXX – February XXXX 15 University Progress report sent to Company March – August XXXX 16 University Progress report sent to Company September XXXX – February XXXX 17 Student and University Submission of Thesis sent to Company 18 Student Thesis sent to Company Source of Funds Table Source of Funds (list contributions) Cash ($) In-Kind ($) WaterRA Sponsor $37,000 Collaborators Signing page EXECUTED as an agreement.
Ownership of Project Intellectual Property. The Company and the Foundation shall own as tenants-in-common in equal undivided shares all Project Intellectual Property. The ownership of the Project Intellectual Property shall vest in the Parties in that manner immediately upon creation. Each Party hereby assigns to the other Party sufficient right, title and interest in the Project Intellectual Property to accomplish such ownership. Neither the Company nor the Foundation will sell or otherwise transfer its title to any Project Intellectual Property to any Third Party or Affiliate unless such Third Party or Affiliate takes title to such Project Intellectual Property (i) subject to the rights of the non-transferring Party in such Project Intellectual Property under this Agreement and (ii) assumes in writing the obligations of the transferring Party with respect to such Project Intellectual Property under this Agreement, including the limitations under this Agreement relating to the transferring Party's use of such Project Intellectual Property; provided, however, that the transferring Party shall (A) notify the non- transferring Party in writing within 10 days after any such transfer and (B) provide the non-transferring Party with a copy of the written assignment and assumption or similar agreement between the transferring Party and the Third Party or Affiliate transferee. [The Parties acknowledge and agree that each Party shall, subject to Section 9 and Section 13 of this Agreement, have the right to practice and sublicense the Project Intellectual Property (other than any Project Intellectual Property that a Party has disclaimed pursuant to Section 8(e) of this Agreement) without the consent of, or accounting to, the other Party.] [CONSIDER AND MODIFY AS APPLICABLE – DELETE IF THE COMMERCIAL SECTION IS INCLUDED.]
Ownership of Project Intellectual Property. (a) Foreground Patent IP shall be owned by the Party or Parties whose Representatives are inventors of the underlying Project Invention as a matter of US Patent Law. The owning Party or Parties shall retain the entire right, title, and interest throughout the world to such Foreground Patent IP including, without limitation, the right to file (or not FSMC-KINEX CONFIDENTIAL SIGNATURE COPY to file) for patents for such Project Invention(s). Any Foreground Patent IP on Project Inventions invented jointly by the Parties’ Representatives as a matter of U.S. Patent Law shall be jointly owned by the Parties and shall be licensable by each Party without accounting to or permission from the other Party.
