PATENTED PROCESS Sample Clauses
A Patented Process clause defines the rights and obligations related to the use of processes or methods that are protected by one or more patents. This clause typically specifies whether a party is permitted to use, manufacture, or sell products made using the patented process, and may outline any required licensing arrangements or royalty payments. By clearly delineating the scope of permitted use and the responsibilities of each party, the clause helps prevent unauthorized use of patented technology and allocates the risk of patent infringement.
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PATENTED PROCESS. Seller retains its intellectual property. All rights, title and interest in any inventions, models, processes, patents, copyrights and trade secrets or other proprietary rights, whether developed, made, reduced to practice or completed, arising from or relating to the furnishing of Products to, or performance of the Services for Buyer by Seller or processes or products that Seller conceives or acquires during the performance of the Services for the Buyer, or that Seller may conceive or acquire based upon knowledge acquired during the performance of Services for Buyer (the “Inventions”) shall be the sole property of Seller. The purchase of Products does not entitle Buyer to employ any patented process owned by Seller or others except where Buyer is authorized in writing by an officer of Seller to use the process.
PATENTED PROCESS. The purchase of the Goods does not entitle Buyer to employ the same with any patented process owned by Seller or others.