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Parties and object. This contract governs the legal relationship between Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur Förderung der angewandten Forschung e. V., Xxxxxxxxxxxx 00 x, 00000 Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx – includ- ing its legally dependent institutes – (“Fraunhofer”) and the participating company (“corporate user”) regarding the free-of-charge provision of an online match-making platform intended for initiating col- laboration on research and technology projects at xxx.xxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xx (“Fraunhofer Match”). Fraunhofer provides Fraunhofer Match solely for the purposes of the corporate user’s commercial or self-employed activities. Corporate users can also take the form of company founders. The contractual partner of Fraunhofer is the company specified during registration. The person undertaking the regis- tration process (“personal user”) affirms that they are authorized to represent the corporate user ac- cordingly.
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Parties and object. This contract governs the legal relationship between Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur Förderung der angewandten Forschung e. V., Xxxxxxxxxxxx 00 x, 00000 Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx – includ- ing its legally dependent institutes – (“Fraunhofer”) and the participating company (“corporate user”) regarding the free-of-charge provision of an online technology marketplace at xxx.xxxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xx (“Technology Marketplace”). Fraunhofer provides the Technology Market- place solely for the purposes of the corporate user’s commercial or self-employed activities. Corporate users can also take the form of company founders. The contractual partner of Fraunhofer is the com- pany specified during registration. The person undertaking the registration process (“personal user”) affirms that they are authorized to represent the corporate user accordingly.
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